M^KVLA-v ^ Ka-e ^ook Room
UNlVERbl lY Or Ma:'- YLAND LlbRARY
College Park. Md.
DO NOT CIRCULATE
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. G. TUBMAN & CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SEGARS, &c., &;c.
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
GRAIN m m\\ COUNTRY PRODUCE
No. 102 LIGHT STREET WHARF,
THIRD DOOR SOUTH OF CAMDEN STREET,
BALiTIiaORX:, MD.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
Soiiool of lfiedio£s8c
The Annual Session begins early in October, and ends
on the first of the ensuing March.
FACULTY OF PHYSIC.
N. R. SMITH, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
W. E. A. AIKIN, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine.
N. R. SMITH, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
RICHARD McSHERR Y, M. D., Professor of Institutes of Medicine and Lecturer on
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
Clinical Instruction is given in Medicine and Surgery at the "BALTIMORE INFIRMARY," an Institu-
tion of more than thirty years standing, belonging to the University, situated in its immediate neighborheod,
under the sole charge of, and attended by, the Faculty. Its wards constantly contain ample material for illus-
trating the various forms of disease, and are open throughout the year, to all Matriculates of the School with,
out charge.
Anatomical material is abundant, and supplied at moderate expense. The Demonstrator, James H. But-
ler, M. D., devotes regular hours to this department of instruction.
Fees for the Full Course, $90. Practical Anatomy, $10. Matriculation, $5. Graduation, $20.
For further information apply to
GEO. W. MILTENBERGEE, Dean of the Faculty,
No. 152 W. Lombard-st., Baltimore.
ADVERTISEMENTS
TKCE
Is constantly open for the reception and care of THE SICK. The
Patients are attended by the Faculty of the University, and nursed
by the Sisters of Charity. An addition has recently been erected,
containing commodious private apartments separate from the more
public portion of the house. Persons from a distance requiring sur-
gical treatment, or operations, will find the Institution admirably
adapted to this purpose.
Board from THREE to TEN DOLLARS per week, according to
the accommodations required.
Applications for admission may be made to
DR. E. F. MILHOLLAND,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRESERVING ESTABLISHMENT.
^^ No. 18 ^ C^
LIGHT STREET,
BALTIMORE.
PKESERVES, JELLIES, SYRUPS, PIE FRUITS, BRANDIED
FRUITS, PICKLES, CATSUPS, SAUCES, HERMETI-
CALLY SEALED OYSTERS, MEATS, FRUITS,
VEGETABLES, &c., &c.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK,
PREPARED BY THE
B&lTIMOR[ CONDfNSfD MILK COMPiNY.
ai^All Articles sold by NUMSEN, CARROLL & CO., are either Manufactured by
themselves, or received from Houses of the first respectaliility in the United States or
Europe, all warranted to be of the best kind. Sold on the most accommodating terms,
packed carefully and shipped to any part of the world.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
RICHARD ITITALZL^S
EXTENSIVE AND SPLENDID
Mil liMPffl]® iaiiiiiii
No. 77 W. Baltimore Street.
|It=THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE.
The Latest Improvements, Inventions, Patents and Machinery, for the CARTES DE VISITE, are to be
found at this House.
Depot for PHOTOGEAPH FRAMES and ALBUMS.
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SHOES AND GAITERS
ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. 202 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL STREETS,
MANUFACTURER OP
TRAVELING TRUNKS,
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, &C.,
L&DI[S' BONNIT IRUilKS. ]RliV[[IIIG BAGS.
BRIDLES, WHIPS. SPURS,
BUFFALO ROBES, HORSE COVERS,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
-^■&B & B^^
^^.
<s»^
FOR FAMILY USE
AND
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
JI^The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company, in addition to their justly cele-
brated machines making the Grover & Baker stitch, and of which this Company are sole
proprietors, have perfected a series of shuttle or lock stitch machines, surpassing by far
any machines of this class heretofore brought before the public. They are more simple,
more rapid, and more easily managed than any shuttle or lock stitch machines.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALESROOMS,
Ho. 181 BALTimOREI STREET^
THIRD DOOR FROM LIGHT,
BALTIMOiaEo
10 ADVEETISEMENTS.
P. LENFIELD PERKINS,
No. 99 BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite Holiday-st,
No. 207 BALTIMORE STREET, above Light-st.
An experience of nineteen years and the success which has steadily attended the business of Mr. Perkins,
and also the improvements that he has made in his beautiful art, from time to time, is a sufficient guarantee
to all who want truthful Pictures of Artistic excellence.
A GOOD PIOTUEE ALWAYS GUAEANTEED.
ELLIS & CAIRNS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LIQXJOHS, AVir^ES,
PORTER, ALE Sc CIDER,
AND AGENTS FOR
ROBISON'S IMPROYID PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
EQUAL TO PERUVIAN GUANO,
No. 14 SOUTH GAY STREET,
BAIiTIMORi:.
JOHN BOYr),
DKALEIi i:iV
MALT AMD HOPI
MALT HOUSE, foot of Eutaw-st.
OFFICE, 14 S. Gay-st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
11
FASHMABLE CLOTHING.
INTO. 50,
ll.[.COR.BIlLTIMOR[llNDrR[D[RICK-SIS.
Where may be found a General Assortment of
OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
JJ@°Also, a large assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, which will
be made to order in the latest and best manner.
12
ADVERTISEMENTS,
IsTYBUIlG^'S
MANUFACTORY,
No. 31 N. HOWARD-ST.
J8@°Constantly ou hand a well selected assortment
^^ of IMPOETED and DOMESTIC SEGARS.
Liberal Deduction made to the Trade.
THOS. C. BASSHOR 8c CO.
No. 26 LIGHT STREET,
ENGINEERS AND MANUFACTURERS OP
STEAM & WATER FIXTURES
FOE HEATING PUBLIC & PRIVATE BUILDINGS, GREEN HOUSES, STEAMBOATS, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Wrought Iron Pipes, Malleable & Cast Iron Steam Fittings, Brass Work,
Steam Gauges, Traps, Steam & Hand Pumps, Heaters, &c.
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING DONE TO ORDER.
Also, Proprietors of the AMERICAN AUTOMATIC STEAM COMPANY'S
LOW PRESSURE STEAM HEATING APPARATUS,
(GOLD'S PATENT,)
The first and only Low Pressure Steam Heating Apparatus with OPEN BOILER ever used for Warming and
Ventilating Public and Private Buildings, Hotels, Churches, Hospitals, Green Houses, &c., &c.
Warranted Efficient, Economical and Safe.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
13
R. P. SHERWOOD'S
(sD.
/?
ON THE EUEOPEAN PLAN,
S. E. COR. FAYETTE & HARRISON STS
BALTIMORE.
Jg^Meals at all Hours from 6 A. M., to 12 P. M,
JJ^ Lodgings to be had at all hours of the night.
F. LLOYD,
BOOT, SHOE AND GAITER
m:a:vufa.cttjr^er.
14
ADVEKTISEMENTS.
m YORK & eilTliR[ TRJiNSPORmi IIKL
Inland Route via Delaware and Raritan, and Chesapeake and Delaware Canals. Comprising eighteen
Steamers and Barges of average «apacity of 130 tons each. For the conveyance of Merchandise, Produce^
Packages, Jlortes, Cattle, Carriages, Purniture and Goods, of all sorts at very low rates.
TIME THROUGH 35 HOURS.
FOR, i^:ei^^j^ "^stoi^k:-
A Steamboat leaves Baltimore Daily, except Sunday, from No. 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF.
f:roisjs: iste^w^ -^toi^k:-
A Steamboat leaves in like manner for Baltimore, Daily, except Sundays, from NORTH RIVER, Pier 7.
i^Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York, forwarded immediately with care — Free of
all charges for Commission.
i^The safety, regularity and dispatch of this Line, together with the moderate rates charged, commend
it to the public as a desirable medium for conveying every description of Freight.
WESTERN FREIGHTS from the Baltimore and Ohio R. R Co. received at the LOCUST POINT DEPOT,
handled carefully and forwarded with the utmost dispatch immediately on arrival Through receipts can be
obtained over this route from any of the Agents of the B. & 0. R. R. Co. for Goods deliverable in N. Y.
J. A. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait.
W. DALZELL, Agent, Pier 7 North River, N. Y.
E m PHiLADELPHIIl STEAMBOAT CO.
mi^ (^mi^L.
FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF
MEKCHANDISE, PRODUCE,
PACKAGES, HORSES, CARRIA-
GES, FDRNITURE & GOODS
OF ALL SORTS,
© E T W g (E ?J
PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE.
FOR I^HILADKLPHIA.
One of the Company's Steamboats leaves No. 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF, Every Afternoon. Arriving
in Philadelphia at 5 o'clock the next morning, in ample time for the New York Trains.
FROM RHILADET.FHIA.
Leaves Daily, at3 o'clock, from No. 19 SOUTH WHARVES. Good.s forwarded immediately with care—
Free of all charge for commission.
J. A. SHRIVER, Agent, No. 3 Light-st. Whf., Bait.
A. GROVES, Jr., Agent, No. 34 South Wharves, Phiia.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
15
Watch Maker & Jeweler
No. 65 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
NEAR PKATT STREET,
BAMTMORE, MB.
|C|=*Keeps a large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, &c.
B@^ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry njpaired and warranted.
^wll mil ^amintim^ (^w^lnuY,
IMTVPSCO WORKS.
COR. CLINTON-ST. AND SECOND AV., CANTON, BALTIMORE.
Munufiictui-erofBOLLMAN'S HATKNT IRON SUSPENSION TRUSSED BRIDGE, for Railways and Com-
mon Roads ; also of all kinds of Cast and Wrought, Iron Work, such as ROOFS, FRONTS, GIRDERS, &c., &c.
for Buildings and Macliinery in all its branches. Plans and estimates furnished upon application.
BALTIMORE
BILL-POSTING ESTABLISHMENT,
J. W. HARPER & GO.
J.\RVIS BUILDINGS,
N. W. COR. BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS.
Bills posted in every part of the city with neatness and dispatch. Handbills, Pro-
grammes, Cards, Circulars, &c., &c , carefully distributed throughout the entire city,
liiils sent to our address per E.xpress {charges paid) will receive our special attention.
All orde.is thankfully received and promptly attended to — all right.
et^TERMS POSITIVELY OASH.^ea
OFFICE, No. 3 NORTH STREET, in the Basement.
16 ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. a. GARDNER & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LUBEICATING AND ILLUMINATING
LAMPS, SHADES AND FIXTURES,
No. 1 S. LIBERTY STREET.
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UPHOLSTERY ESTABLISHMENT,
220 W. BALTIMORE-ST.
WALTER CROOK, JR.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER IN
Upholstery Goods,
CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Minto ^Mm and gollands,
TRIMMINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
SHADE AND BLIND FIXTURES,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
AMERICAN AND FRENCH WALL PAPERS.
HOUSES and SHIP'S CABINS, furnished with dispatch.
CURTAINS, BLINDS and WINDOW SHADES, made to order.
ICf Trade suppliecl on libei-al ternis!*.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
17
STEWART'S
ALVEBT STAB
Horses taken at
Livery by the
Day or Month.
Horses taken at
Livery by the
Day or Month.
63, 65, 67 & 74 CALVERT STREET,
OPPOSITE CITY SPRING,
COACHES AT ALL HOUES, FOR SHOPPING, VISITING,
WEDDINGS, &c., &c.
HORSES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE,
COACHES, AT ALL HOURS,
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY, &a
AUG. E. STEWART,
PEOPEIETBESS.
18 ADVERTISEMENTS.
DENMEAD & SON,
1101 Will
N. E« CORNER
NORTH & MONUMENT STREETS,
A.]vr>
Ship Yard, Boston Street,Canton,
ll^-Having their IRON FOUNDRY, MACHINE and BOILER
SHOPS in complete operation, are prepared to execute faithfully and
promptly. Orders for
Iron Ships and Steamboat Machinery,
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Also, Locomotive or Stationary Steam Engines, Woolen, Cotton, Flour, Rice, Siigar,Grist
or Saw Mills. Slide, Hand or Chuck Lathes. Machinery for cutting all kinds of Grain.
Hydraulic, Tobacco and other Presses. Car and Locomotive Patent Ringwheels, War-
ranted. Bridge and Mill Castings, of every description. Gas and Water Pipes, all
sizes, Warranted. Rail Road Wheels, with Best Faggoted Axle, furnished and fit
up for use, complete.
Bi^'Being provided with Heavy Lathes for Boring and Turning Screws, Cylin-
ders, &c,, we can furnish them of any pitch, length or pattern.
t^Old Machinery Renewed or Repaired — and Estimates for Work, in any part of
the United States, furnished at short notice.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 19
S. D. BHOOKS,
MANUFACTURER OF
OYSTEK, FEUIT AND OIL
EOOFme Am spouting done to order.
CORNER BOSTON AND MADISON STS.,
Opposite Pratt's Iron Wharf,
CAIVTOIV, BALTIMIORE.
D. SHETTLE & GO.
MAETLAND
ALE. BROWN STOUT.
MANUFACTURERS OP
ALE, PORTER, BROWN STOUT
N. E. Corner Holiday and Franklin Streets.
S. D. BROOKS,
HERMETICALLY SEALED
/^
-^^PAGKEE,!^.-.
COR. BOSTON AND MADISON STS.,
Opposite Pratt's Iron Wharf,
CA.1VT01V, BALTHMOHE.
20
RICHARD R. MAYGER.
F. LITTIG SHAFFER, JR.
MAYGER & SHAFFER,
AJitiMl 1 Mi t vmAii
IRON WORKS,
AND
No, 40 E, MONUMENT ST., BALTIMORE
Cast Iron Architectural lATork
OF EVEET DESCRIPTION, MADE AND PUT UP,
Such as House Fronts, Cornices, Trusses, Brackets, Girders, Beams, Window and Door Caps, Columns, Posts,
&c. Plain and Ornamental Railing and Two-Inch Water Pipes always on hand.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
21
E. MAHLON PRICE,
No. 58 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
(WATSON'S OLD STAND,)
Keeps Constantly on hand and Manufacturers to Order, all kinds of
SIEVES, RIDDLES, SCREENS,
RAT AND MOUSE TRAPS,
Rolling Screen Wire for Mills,
•la aaa & aacy m is& m oris
FOR DOORS AND WINDOWS.
ALSO,
WOVE WIRE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
T^HOLESALE A]VI> RETAIL,
At the 'OLD STAND,''
No. 58 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
BALTIMORE.
22
ADVERTISEMENTS
HUGH SISSON'S
Cor. North and Monument Sts.
BALTIMORE.
-•< »»■
Is prepared to furnish all orders in his line, viz.
illiitiete, ii0ii}
TOMBS, OR^VE STONES,
TABLE TOPS, TILES FOR FLOORS, GARDEN STATUARY, ETC.
STSAM FIRE WrOOD MILL.
W. F. H. ONION,
COR. LOMBARD ST. AND CENTRAL AV.
Jl^We are prepared to deliver to consumers in any part of the city the various kinds
of Coal — also OAK and PINE WOOD, either in the STICK, or SAWED and SPLIT
ANY SIZE and LENGTH desired at the Lowest Market Price. '
GEORGE ROSSIVIARGK'S
*"IC1>KK^\^L HILL
Cor. Cross and Covington Sts., F. H.. Baltimore.
fiS'Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HISS & BROTHER,
FA.Smo:]V^BLE
CaMnet Jfnrnitare aiib i[p|olsterj,
CHAS. E. MINNICK,
Having bought out the Interest of JONES & WEBSTER, in the Establishment formerly
occupied by
MINNICK, JONES & WEBSTER,
No. 65 N. CALVERT STREET,
(OPPOSITE CITY SPRING,)
BALTIMORE,
Is now prepared to build all kinds of CARRIAGES at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
|Cl=Repairing in all its branches done with neatness and dispatch.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN H. HASKELL,
No. 33 SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
lit
SUPERIOR STRETCHED
LEATHER BANDS
AND LEATHER HOSE.
Jii^^The above articles warranted equal to any made in this country. The best quali-
ty of Oak tanned Leather is used, and no Hemlock or mixed tannage. The Belting is
Stretched on Patent Machinery of my own invention, and I can safely say is as thoroughly
stretched as by any other machinery, or plan, now in use.
A general assortment of Manufacturers articles on hand at Lowest Cash Prices.
POOLE & HUNT,
-^-MACHINISTS,"^
OFFICE 161 NORTH STREET,
WOEKS AT WOODBEEKY, Northern Central Railroad.
ADVERTISMBNTS. 25
CLARKE &; JONES,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM REFINED CANDY,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
)ardia8Sj Syraps & Cigars,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FIRE WORKS.
No. 20 LIGHT STREET,
BALTIMOIIE.
fr^^Particular attention paid to orders.
S. ROSENFELD ^ CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
^y^SEGARS,(^V_
Chewing and Leaf Tobacco,
No. 20 South Gay Street,
BALTIMORE.
HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS
And Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco, choice brands of Chewing Tobacco, all kinds of
Fancy Pipes, Segar Cases, Snutf Boxes, Labels, Ribbons, Brands for Segars.
)8i^^Domestic, French and German Fancy Papers, Letter and Wrapping Paper.
George Benda's Dutch Metal and Bronzes. Also, FANCY ARTICLES generally.
26 ADVERTISEMENTS.
PETER ITITALiTIIER^
No. 70 WEST PRATT STREET, Corner of Gay,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
NAUTICAL GOODS
AND
BUILDER OF SMALL MACHINERY.
mm WALKER & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I
WASHINGTON BUILDING,
No. 165 and 167 Baltimore St.
Between Calvert and Light Sts., opposite Adams Express Co's Office,
PHILIP aOVEIR A GO.
BROKERS,
nSTo- SS BuA.I-.Ti:iVsJ:OIiE STI?.EET,
Opposite Maryland Institute,
BALTIMORE.
BUT AND SELL NORTH CAROLINA, VIRGINIA AND ALL UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
CHECKS, DRAFTS, GOLD AND SILVER COIN AT BEST RATES
•^COLLECTIONS.— We Collect on all Accessible Points, on the most favorable terms.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 27
HENRY M'CAFFREY,
PUBLISHER,
No. 205 BALTIMORE STREET.
The Largest Assortment of Music in the city can be found at this establishment.
«»-MUSIC PUBLISHED AND RECEIVED DAILT."^
Dealers, Booksellers, Seminaries, Teachers, &c., supplied on the most reasonable terms.
JOHN R. COX & POPS,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
S. W. Corner Howard and Fayette Sts.,
IFbdaiPo (IcpDbj (B(iiilt1l©[p, ©^©(^ fm^i^ ^©,9 ii(B,5> ^©^
REFERENCE— Western Bank of Baltimore.
HENRY KLEES & SONS,
MOROCCO AND LINING MiNOFACTUIi[l)S.
OF ALL KINDS OF LEATHER.
Dealers in Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather,
STORE No. 15, FACTORY No. 19 SARATOGA ST.,
Opposite Bethel Church,
BALTIlMEOIiE.
CHARLES & JAMES WEBB & CO.
SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Constantly on hand for sale Fine and Fancy Soaps, Candles, Tallow, &c., on the
most pleasing terms.
Tallow wanted — the highest market price paid.
23 ADVEKTISEMENTS.
SMITH iSL GURLiBTT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Adamantine & Tallow Candles
COENEE HOLIDAY AND PLEASANT STS.,
JOHN W. BECHTEL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
AND
STOY[, FVRNiCf & TIN WARf MillUFiCTUR[R.
ALSO, AGENT FOR MOTT'S TUBULAR OVEN RANGE,
No. 93 NORTH EUTAW ST., BALTIMORE.
IF you WISH TO HAVE ANYTHIMO DONE IN THE
ITH, LOCKSMITH, BELL
OR
CALL AT
Vir. H. LAUDBRMAH^S^
136 Thames Street, between Ann and Wolfe,
f^T'Where you can get your work done with Neatness and Dispatch and on the most reasonable terras."^
J. r>iFinE>rBi>LUGEr,
(Successor to S. Hebbern,)
N. E. Corner Strieker and Baltimore Streets,
AND AT
Miller's Hotel, Corner Paca and German Streets,
bail,ti]m:ok,e.
(Ky-AU Orders left at either of the above places, will be promptly attended to.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 29
MANUFACTURER OF
PLANISIIED. JiPAIINlD iND PUIN TIN WiR[,
Scott's Patent and other Refrigerators, Water Coolers, &c.
AND DEALER IN
HOUSE FURIfflSHIIffG GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Warerooms, 18 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
ESTABLISHED IIV 18S8.
a. & N. POPPLEIN, Jr.
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAINTS AND COLORS
DRY AND IN Oil.,
BALTIMORE SUPERIOR FLINT AND EMERY PAPER,
IMPORTERS OF
LAKES, CARMINES AND VERMILIONS,
Manufacturer's Agents for the Sale of
WHITE LEAD, OILS, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, &c.
All of which are ofifered to the trade at New York prices.
OFFICE A.:VI> FACTORY,
No. 50 NORTH STREET, BALTIMORE.
WHARF AND BRIDGE BUILDER
IIV GEIVEItAL,
No. 168 BANK STREET,
BALTIMORE.
S^° All business entrusted to me will be attended to with promptness and dispatch.-^g
Also. SPAR MAKER AND BUILDER.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
lIMrJ
D. S. SUMWALT
Takes this method to inform his customers, and all others who use Ice, that
he is prepared to serve them with
PURE SPRING WATER
EPU,IFIIOnOP[RIOII,IOBIISTOIIIC[,
AT EMS®IABIuI EATiS.
OFFICE AlVr> DEPOT,
S. E. corner of Howard and Mulberry,
ADVERTISEMENTS. 31
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
No, 101 N. OHAELES-ST., BALTIMORE, Up stairs.
MANUFACTURER OP
OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,
Also, in IMITATION OF ALL KINDS OF WOODS ; Ornamental Suits, of every
color ; Dining Room Furniture of every variety ; Pillows and Bolsters ;
Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses, and a general assortment of Cane
Seat CHAIRS. B^= I MANUFACTURE my Furniture EX-
PRESSLY FOR RETAIL SALES.
GANFIELD, BROTHER & GO.
229 Baltimore Street, corner Charles,
Bi^LLTIMORE.
WHOlKiiALIJ AND RETAIL ItlFORTGRS OF INU DUim IN
^ilvtx If ate, Mlvn Whid #00^0,
CUTLERY
AND FANCY GOODS GENEEALLY. ALSO,
ILITAHT GOODS
Of every description, as SWORDS, BELTS, SASHES, SPURS, BUTTONS, LACES,
KMBROIDERIES, HAVERSACKS, PISTOLS, FIELD and MARINE GLASSES, &c.
On hand, ami made to order at short notice. They invite attention to their stock.
CHARLES L. SPIES'
DANCING AND WALTZING
AC ADEMTj
OPEN FROM SEPTEMBER UNTIL MAY,
At OENTKAL HALL, corner Baltimore and Charles sts.
With increased facilities of affording to young Ladies, Misses, Masters and Gentlemen,
a thorough and practical knowledge of the above elegant accomplishment, his course of
instruction is thoroughly systematic, and embraces all the new and fashionable dances. —
TERMS MODERATE.
32
ADVERTISMENTS.
Mannfaotiare Establislied 1818.
The quality of this Ink has been tested for more than forty years. During this
time, it has constantly increased in public favor and patronage, and is now the leading
article in the country. The proprietors annex a few of many Testimonials received
from parties who have used it for more than a quarter of a century, and whose oppor-
tunity and qualifications for judging correctly of its merits will not be questioned.
Registry of Deeds Office, Boston, January 10, 1859.
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes, Gentlemen: I am glad that longer use of your Writing
Infe enables me to repeat the testimony given in its favor many years ago. I have used
it in this office thirty-seven years, and my oldest records are as legible and black as when
first icritten. This rare quality for permanence, renders it invaluable for State and Coun-
ty Records and all mercantile purposes, where it is important that the writing should
remain legible and unchanged in color by the lapse of time.
Henry Alline, Register of Deeds.
BoWDoiN PoBLic School, Boston, January 7, 1857.
Messrs. Matnabd & Notes, Gentlemen : I have used your Ink in the Writing Depart-
ment of this School the past thirty years, and take great pleasure in renewing my testi-
monial of its superior quality. It flows freely from the pen, its color is brilliant and
permanent, and it combines all the necessary and desirable qualities of good Ink.
Jas. Robinson, Writing Master.
The following extract of a letter from a well known and long established Bookseller
in Dover, N. H., is like many others often received, and will be found to express the
opinion and correspond with the experience of a larger number in the business.
After trying various kinds of Ink, most of my customers come back to yours. I am
tired of the miserable compounds offered every little while, pretending to be superior to
all other Inks, and will have nothing further to do with them. 1 have used your
Ink on my books over twenty-six years, and my customers can see how it stands against
time. Entries made in 1832 are as fresh as those made during the year.
Dover, N. H., October 16, 1858. E. J. Lane.
The following Testimonial from Dr. Chilton, is added as a supplement to any of his
previous tests.
From experiments instituted by me, in 1855 and 1856, and repeated within the past
six months, I am fully satisfied that Maynard & Noyes' Writing Ink is entitled to the
pre-eminence it has always sustained for Legibility and Permanence of color.
New York, May 11, 1858. James R. Chilton, M. D., Chemist.
The above popular Ink, together with BLUE, RED, CARMINE and COPYING
INK, WRITING FLUID and INK POWDER, is for sale by the principal Book-
Bellers, Stationers, and Paper Dealers in Baltimore.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
WILLIAM T. HOUGH,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. 208 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
EALTIMOEE.
STOCKS, BONDS AND SECURITIES
OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
HOSIERY, YARN, GLOVES, SMALL WARES, &c.
JACOB KNIPP^ JR.
JSrO. 33 ISrOftTIEi J^O-^7!7^A.JRlD STREET,
BETWEEN FAYETTE AND LEXIN&TON-STS.
LOVEJOY'S OLI> STA.lVr>.
DEALER IF UNDEESHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Of Silk, Merino, Wool and Cotton, for G-ents', Ladies and Children's Wear,
Umbrellas, Neck Ties,Collars, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Worsteds, Canvass, Embroidered
Silk , Chenille, Patterns, Machine Twist, Spool Cotton, Threads, Needles,
Tapes. WoolJackets Pins, Gauntlets, Fancy Soaps, Corsets, &c.
H. BALDEBSTON & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BRASS AND IRON WIRE CLOTH.
SCREENS FOR CORN, COAL AND SAND,
PLAIN & FANCY WIRE WORK of every description.
TVo. 13 S. Calvert Street,
J. D. SAUERBERG & CO.
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
21 and 23 LIGHT STREET, cor. of Mercer,
NEAR FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
RICHARD R. MAYGER.
F. LITTIG SHAFFER, J».
MAYGXZR iSL SHAFFBR^
'S^ *) %*
40 E. MONUMENT-ST., BALTIMORE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES, GRIST, SAW AND SUGAE MILLS.
Constantly on hand MILL GEARING, HEAVY AND LIGHT PULLEYS, HANGERS and SHAFTINGS,
and all sizes of WATER STOPS and PIPES. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. All kinds of
BOILERS and TANKS made to order.
L4&ER BEEE.
LAGEE BEEE
iSHe
JOHN BAIER'S
LAGER BE
BREWERY,
No. 392 CANTON AVENUE,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF jba.ltim:ore,
N. E. Corner South and Second Streets.
THIS OLD ESTAliLISHED COMPANY,
BJ^OiCEnD -BIT ^ Xj-A-I^O-E G^SH OJ^I^IT^Xj,
CONTINUE TO INSURE
Vessels and Cargoes,
MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, MACHINERY,
FACTORIES, MILLS, LUMBER,
And all kinds of Property within the City, on very favorable terms.
John H. Ehlen,
Augustus J. Albert,
Charles D. Sliuglutt",
C. A. Schaefer.
Edward Jenkins,
Frederick Achey,
Thomas W. Levering,
Nathan Tyson,
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
George R. Berr>', I P. W. Bennett,
Joshua Dryden, Samuel Hart,
John (Pushing, \ Hugh Bolton,
Chas. Grinuell, Jos. Jas. Taylor,
Mende.s i. Cohen, John G. Reaney,
George S. Gibson, Thonit. s (Jreamer,
John A. Needles, James Fit \ds,
Jas. M. Anderson, | Garrett Brown,
.lohn M. Gait,
Thomas Wilson,
H. R. Louderman,
C-aleb Parks,
David H. Shrlver,
Joshua Jones,
Isaac M. Denson,
John A. Shriver.
HENRY P. DUHURST, President.
FRANCIS J. McGINNIS, Secretary.
JOHN S. GITTINGS. BENJ. H. WILLIAMS.
JOHN S. GITTINGS & CO.
STOCK BIOKIES,
No. 29 SOUTH STREET,
Transact all Inisiness appertaining to Banks or private Bankers, in their several depart-
ments.
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this and other Markets.
Make advances on Stocks, Real Estate, Notes and other Collaterals.
Negotiate Stock Loans.
Receive deposits in Bankable and Uncurrent Funds, and give SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO COLLECTIONS on all accessible points in the United States and Canada, and can offer
unrivalled facilities to correspondents.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ADVERTISEMP]NTS,
E. J. RICHARDSON & SONS, AGENTS,
No. 9 NORTH STREET.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL $3,00U,U0U.
THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $1,500,000.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL & SURPLUS $800,000.
THE MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $400,000.
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH CAPITAL $500,000.
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL & SURPLUS $375,000.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500,000.
ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO.
OFFICE No. 4 SOUTH STREET.
Open Daily for the Insurance of all descriptions of Property within the limits of the City.
JOHN R. MOORE, President.
33IIiECTOR,S:
WM. A. HACK, N. WALKER, J. B. GEORGE, Sr.
J. C. WHEEDEN, ALLEN PAINE, FRANCIS BURNS,
JAMES YOUNG, JAMES GETTY, LANCASTER OULD,
R. C. MASON, SAMUEL KIRK, E. A. MILLER,
JACOB TRUST. J. A. BRUCE, Dr. F. E. B. HINTZE.
JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
nsTo- 6 sotjth: sti^eet.
Incorporated in 1830.— Charter Perpetual.
JOHN I. DONALDSON, President.— A. B. COULTER, See'ry.
This Company proposes to insure Lives for one or more years, or for life. With their rates
the assured enjoys the benefit of immediate in lieu of a prospective and uncertain bonus.
He risks neither his policy nor the premium he has paid.
These premiums may be made payable annually, semi-annually or quarterly, at option ot
the assured. The Company grants and buys annuities. Sells endovirments for children.
Makes all contracts in which Life or the interest of Money is involved.
ADVEETISEMENTS,
37
laZSVI PERRY c£ CO.
No. 179 W. BALTIMORE STREET, up stairs.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Manufacturers in
BOOTS All iMOES
*i
ALWAYS A GOOD ASSORTMENT ON HAND,
And will sell at a small advance above cost. Purchasers can find at our house
every article needed in the trade, with the advantage of Baltimore made Goods
from first hands.
LEVI PERRY & GO'S
SHOE AND GAITER
No. 179 V^r. Baltimore St.
ON THE FIRST FLOOR.
The public know we keep the largest as-
sortment of fine proods in the city. Our efforts
have been sustained in the past, and we shall
endeavor to continue to merit the confidence
ot our patrons tor the future, by keeping up our
extensive variety of
Ladies', Misses', Boys' and Children's
BOOTS & SHOES,
And it^isgour purpose to sell as low as the
market will admit.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS H. EVANS & GO.
GOMlfiSSSIOM liEBGSJ.SfTS
FOR THE SALE OP
POTATOES, APPLES, ONIONS, DRIED FRUITS, and all kinds of
OOTJNTHY PRODUCE,
And Dealers in CAN FRUITS and VEGPJTABLES.
Nos. 80 and 82 Light Street Wharf,
J|^° Particular Attention Paid to Orders lor Shipping. Consitfianentsi rc.yjirl fully solicited.
LUTHER O. MEECEE,
MANUFACTURER OF
Collars^ Trunks^ &c.
No. 334r B^LTIIVIORE STREET,
SIX DOORS WEST OF HOWARD,
CIr'Constanily on hand a tine .stock of Horse Covers, Robes, Carpet Bajrs, Saddlery Hard-
ware, and everything appertaining to the Saddlery Bu.siness — especially adapted to the City
and Country Trade.
.\NI) .M.\NrF.\CTrUKUS OK
BOOK A NEWS PAPEIR^
ALL GRADES. SIZED AxVD UNSIZED.
No. 1^2 S. (JHARI.ES STHEET, cornei- oi Cfeiman,
CHARLES FARINGER,
mikp MM '^MmmB
Nos. 14 Constitution Street & 5 Liberty Alley,
Has always on hand MOULD CANDLES, BROWN, YELLOW. CHEMICAL OLIVE.
SALT WATER and FANCY SOAPS, which he will sell on the mo.^^t liberal terms.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
39
^1^ ^mms$^
^^ INFIRMARY,
Gor. IVIosher and Division Streets^
This new, exteusive and couimodious Hospital, (under the managenicut of an
Association of Ladies.) is open for the reception of Medical and Sur<>ical cases.
The edifice was designed expressly for the use to which it is applied ; and
being located upon a very elevated site, secures the healthful influence of a pure
air, and commands a noble view of the entire city and environs.
The Infirmary is provided with experienced nurses; and /lof and add water
hatM, <^<: for the use of patients, are furnished on each floor of the building.
In the Wards the charges vary according to the means of the Patients. ]'eri<ons de-
siring or needing seclusion, can obtain separate rooms with very superior accommodations,
at reasonable rates.
No Contagious or Infectious Diseases Admitted.
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON, M. D. THOS. F. MURDOCH, M. D.
J. R. W. DUNBAR, M. D. I P. C. WILLIAMS, M. D.
Mr. C. PAWCETT, Superintendent.
rUTThe Eutaw-st. and the Greene-st. hranches of the City Passenger Railway, pass
on either side, at a square's distance from the Infirmary.
40
ADVERTISMENTS.
«r- COM MERC/4/ rv
5a
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Founded 1852. ' iPJ'-Ift^^
Chartered 1854.
"'^''"9 fhe Practical Business tAe^^°
This is the Largest, most Thorougli, Practical and Complete Business College for
young men now in this country.
Tiiorough instruction in Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Mercantile Calculations, Commercial
Papf r and all the branches of a PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
A new Circular, containing a large tine Engraving of the interior view of the College,
Terms of Tuition, &c. can now be had at the Institution, or Sent by Mail.
E. K. LOSIER, Principal,
Corner of Baltimore & Charles Streets, BALTIMORE, Md.
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
FOR INSTRUCTION AND PRACTICE IN BOOKKEEPING,
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
BUSINESS WRITING AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP,
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS WRITTEN,
ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP.
The public are particularly referred to the numerous Business Men and Practical Book-
keepers who have availed themselves of the benefits of this Institution, and respectfully
presents a few city References in Circulars, stating terms, &c., <fec., to be had at the College,
or sent by mail. Address
P. H. GALLAGHER, Principal,
No9. 207 & 209 Baltimore Street, between Charles and Light, Baltimore.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
41
AUGUST JKTAGNER,
MANUFACTURER OF
A^B WA
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SILVERED COFFIN HANDLES,
LIGHTNING RODS AND TRIMMINGS,
^
No. 30 Hanover Street, near Lombard,
42
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOISTING MACHINES
ON STRICTLY SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, FOR WAREHOUSES
P
The Subscriber having been ensaged in this l)usiiu'ss tor tlio last twelve years, In con-
nection with liis Iron Foundry, will guarantee a b.iicr Hoislmg Machine for less money
than can be produced in this city. Every .MtTcliaiit ami owner of a warehouse will save the
expense in a short time, to say nothing of the safety ot his goods in being hoisted some
sixty or eighty feet above his head. I would refer to some of the principal merchants in
Baltimore and ;else where, for whom I have put up these Hoisting Machines. The wheels
are in use, and can be seen daily at work.
I^:E3:PEI^s to
Wm. T. Walters & Co., Exchange Place,
H. Rieman & Sons, " "
E. H. Stabler & Co., Calvert street,
Baker & Brother, Charles "
James George, Frederick "
Brooks, Fahnestock & Co., Baltimnrest.
C. M. Keyser, Howard street,
Kirkland & Chase, Smith's wharf,
Z. Barnum, Barnum's Hotel,
E. Larrabee, iron front, Calvert street,
Noah Walker & Co., 165 W. Baltimore-st.
Messrs. Marston & Brother, Baltimore-st.
Charles D. Dc Ford, Gay-st.. New Store,
.John S. Barry, Hanover street,
Dall, Gibbons & Co., Hanover street,
Hamilton Easter, Baltimore street,
Popjilein, Huppman & Co., 182 and 184
Baltimore street.
Thorasen, Woods & Block, Hanorer-st.
Wm. McCann, carriage depot, S. Gay-st.
Jllso, Refers to some of the privripnl Archilcctis and Builders in Baltimore:
H. & J. REYNOLDS,
DANIEL DAIL,
JAMES CDRLEY & SON,
JOHN DUSHANE,
JAMES McNABB,
JOB EVANS i SON,
DAVID CARSON,
JAMES M. LESTER,
IRA BROWN,
M. CORNELL, and many others.
A call is only wanted, to satisfy any person in want of a good Machine to hoist goods,
that' my Machines are the liest to be had, and at iirices that no person %vill purchase an
inferior one, as I will warrant them as represented, or the money refunded.
All kinds of rei)airing done. Also, Ca.sting of every description, as I am casting daily.
Also, a Steam Uiunmy, to lie seen at S. S. STEVENS & SONS, Furniture Manufacturers,
corner Front and Low streets.
JAMES BATES, Iron Founder,
1, 3 & 5 President-st., near Pratt, Bait.
MjKBiaBBBtiMB
ADVERTISEMENTS. 43
BENJAMIN STINE'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIl
AND
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 73 W, BALTIMORE STREET^
ABOVE OAY,
Where may be found a general assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
N. B. — A. large assortment of Goods in the piece, which will be made to order in the
latest and best manner. Also,
G. S. GRIFFITH,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINaS, &c.
No. 77 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN GAT STEEET AND TRIPOLET ALLEY,
.
44 ADVERTISEMKNTS.
eiiLTiMOR[ AiiD slsooEHiiiiNii sM mmi
REGULAE DAILY LINE, (EXCEPT SUNDAYS,) FOR
Port Deposit^ Havre de GS-race^
AND
Tide Water Canal.
steamer LANCASTER, Capt. J. W. Tomlinson.
Steamer JUNIATA, Capt. T. H Phillips.
Steamer PORTSMOUTH, Capt. Jos. D. Daws.
One of the above Boats will leave the lower end of WEST FALLS AVENUE, (City
Block,) every day (except Sunday,) at 6 o'clock. P. M. for the above places.
Returning, will leave PORT DEPOSIT at 3 o'clock, P. M., and HAVRE DE GRACE
at 5 o'clock, P. M., for Baltimore.
PASSAGE, Berths included, 50 Cts.
FREIGHT received daily up to 5 o'clock, P. M., carried at Low Rates, and carefully
attended to.
Duplicate receipts will be required in all cases.
All Boats towed only at the risk of their Captains and owners.
The Agent at Havre de Grace will attend to forwarding all goods consigned to him for any
point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or will re-ship Freight intended for Baltimore, Phila-
delphia or elsewhere.
On and after the 1st of October of each year, the hour of starting from Baltimore will
be 6 o'clock, P. M., instead of 6 o'clock.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore,
R. H. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace,
J. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit.
The Company have also in complete order the following Tugs, with power to tow ships of
the largest class.
ARCTIC, Captain Hy. W. Meyers,
ATLANTIC, Captain Geo. R. Daws,
PACIFIC, Captain Chas. H. Brown,
C. M. WHITTAKER, Captain Wm. K. Watts,
ATLAS, Captain Fred. Tomlinson,
GEO. M. HILL, Captain Edwd. Fountain.
Commanded by active and experienced Masters, thoroughly acquainted with the naviga-
tion of the Chesapeake Bay and tributaries.
Rates of Towage reasonable. The shortest notice only required at any time to secure
one of the above Tugs.
The Arctic has been fitted out especially for assisting vessels in distress, she having all
modern improvements, with one of Wortliington's Patent Steam Suction Pumps of large
class, by which she is able to relieve vessels in a sinking condition.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent,
LOWER END WEST FALLS AVENUE.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
46
aOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
^
^ Ti^ABE^
Q.
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND AND SOUARE
f 141!#
IVos. 1, 3^ 5 and 7 IV. EIUTAW-ST.
BALTIMORE.
SOLD MEO&LSj
Awarded in four successive years at the Maryland Institute over a large competition of the best makers of
New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Also the Highest Awards at Philadelphia, Washington,
Richmond, Montgomery, Alabama, &c., &c.
WM. KNABE & CO. respectfully invite the attention of the public, and especially those in want of a
REALLY FIRST CLASS PIANO,
To their well assorted stock of Instruments, which for power and sweetness of tone, easy and agreeable touch,
and beauty of finish have been pronounced unrivalled.
Certificates of their Excellence have been given by THALBERG, STRAKOSCH, G. SATTER, H.
VIEUX TEMPS, and other Musical celebrities.
Every Instrument Guaranteed for five years, and a privilege of Exchange given at any time within six
months if not entirely satisfactory.
A liberal Discount to Clergymen, Teachers snd Schools.
"Wholesale Dealers will find it to their advantage to call. Terms liberal.
46 ADVERTISEMENTS.
tiiERiL mufli m ttumm mil
UWKENGE D. DIETZ & CO.
NOTIONS, HOSIEET
No. 308 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN HOWARD AND LIBERTY-STS.,
The attention of the City and Country trade is particularly solicited, and orders care-
fully executed.
Goods delivered free to all paits of the City, and to Railroad and Steamboat Stations.
ja^SEE LEAF FRONTING BUSINESS DIRECTORY.-^,
SWEENEY & HAERIS,
PROVISION
AND
PACKERS
FOR
HOME & FOREIGN MARKETS,
205 and 207 LEXINGTON-ST.,
BETWEEN PACA AND GREENE STREETS.
HAMS,BACON,LARD,SMOKEDBEEF,TONGUES,&c.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
47
J. RUPPERT'S
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 221 EASTERN AVENUE,
BETWEEN BOND STREET AND BROADWAY,
BALTIMORE.
HERMETICALLY SEALED
PEACHES. STRAWBERRIES, TOM ATOES.&c.
Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Wine and Cider Vinegars, Catsup,
Spiced Pickles, Sauerkraut, &c.
J R. U P P XS R T* '' S
LAGERBEER AND WINE
//
215 EASTERN AVENUE, BALTIMORE.
J. RUPPERT'S
^
198 Eastern Av., Baltimore.
BARRELS OF ALL SIZES, MADE TO ORDER.
48 ADVERTISMENTS.
FAIRBANKS'
TA
246 BALTIMORE STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
R. R. Track, Depot, "W^ ' j£ Sutlers', Butchers',
Hay, Coal, J'|| e Family,
Dormant, Warehouse, / ||i Druggists', Jewelers',
Platform, / l^^^^^^^fe^^^; and Bank
Counter, Union, a^^^"!^^^^^^ SCALES.
FAIRBAIffKS' SGALiES
Have been in constant use in all bj-anches of business for thirty years, in all parts of the
world, and having been most thorouglily tried, are the acknowledged standard.
JJ^^They are fully warranted not only strong and accurate, but durable : and the
manufacturers, who are permanently established and fully responsible, will always be
prompt to make this warranty good.
g^They are made of all sizes and capacities, and adapted to all required uses, em-
bracing more than a hundred different modifications.
FAIRBANKS & GO.
AMON BOSLEY,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
No. 4 LIGHT-ST. WHARF,
4 D00E8 SOUTH OF PRATT STREET.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
49
McGEE'S
T
AND
DROVE STABLES,
GOB. FAGA AND GERMAN STREETS,
JOSBPH H. nicGBE & BRO., Pro's
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 100 PFRSONS.
STABLING FOR 250 HORSES,
Also, Two Lots Capable of Accommodating 200 Mules.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR HIRE
Horses and Carriages taken at livery, by the day, week or
month, on moderate terms.
^mm s^i^^mimm ps^m ir© ©K^^n^i,
50
ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. FISHER & BROTHER,
FRENCH
;s g€^^
No 139 FAYETTE STREET,
Between Howard and Park streets, and
No. 55 BALTIMORE-ST., South side, 3 doors East of Qay-st.,
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Dresses Cleaned ; also, Shawls, Covers, Curtains and Carpets. Spots of
Oil, Ice Cream, Lemonade, &c., taken out without cleaning the whole.
]Vo I>i.-ess ttilieii tipa,r*t.
COAL!
SlinON, PENNINGTON & CO.
13 SOUTH STREET^
DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
SHORT MOUNTAIN AND LYKEN'S VALLEY COAL,
Shipping Wharves :— Millersburg, Pa.; Havre de Grace, Md.; locust Point, Bal-
timore ; South Side Basin, Baltimore.
"S"AK,I> :— Cox*. IVortli and Sfadisoii-sts.
GAPKON & CO.
I»ItOPIlIETOR,S OF
BELYIDERE COAL OIL WORKS,
OFFICE, No. 79 SOUTH STREET,
Bowly'8 Wharf,
ADVERTISEMENTS. 51
BUTLER, PERRIGO & WAY,
168 Baltimore Street^
UP STAIRS— TRACY BUILDING,
GILT FR&M[S,PI[R,MI1NT[L UNO OM MIRRORS,
I^^SSE-P^RTO UTS,
ANn EVETtY nESCKIPTION OF PAPER WORK^
WORKS OF ART CONSTANTLY ON EXHIBITION.
THE BUREIff STREET
]M:A.ISrXJFA.CTORY.
Tlie .Siih:>criber Iceep.s roiiistaiitly oii hand all kiiiils of
SOAP for FA]X[II.Y USE,
s[;cii AS
CHEMICAL OLIVE, ERASIVE,
ANJ)
WHITE SOAP FOR WASHING FLANNELS,
1 ancij ^aap in euerg varieii] oj %iv^U anti Feifume,
And as Cheap as can be had in New York or any other City; also,
MOULD CANDLES OF DIFFERENT SIZES.
g^=PLBASE Give Me a Call Beeori!; Purchasing Elsewhere. -"^g
H. KIMBERLY,
Nos. 27 & 29 Buren Street.
HASLETT McKIM. .TOIIN H. McKIM.
BROTHERS McKIIVI^
N. E. COR. BALTIMORE & CALVERT STREETS,
Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Excliaiige.
STOCKS & OTHER SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMJSSION;
Government Loans and Securities, Quartermasters' Vouchers, &c. dealt in.
Collections made and a general Banking- Business transacted.
52
ADVKRTISEMKNTS.
altimcrct^*#Ina|lailroad
E,E-OI=ElTBID.
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHFARE
IS AGAIN OPEN FOR
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being replaced by
itTE-w^ i^Tj:^n^iisra- stock:.
With all recent improvements; and as the
Bridges and Track are again in Substantial Condition,
The well-earned reputation of this Road for
SPEED, SECURITY and COMFORT
Will be more than sustained under the re-organization of its business.
In addition to the Unequalled Attractions of Natural Scenery heretofore con-
ceded to this route, the recent Troubles ujjon the Border have associated numerous
points on the Road, between the Ohio River and Harper's Ferry, with painful
but instructive interest.
GONNEIGTIOnS
At the Ohio River, with Cleveland and Pittsburg, Central Ohio, and Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroads; and through them with the whole Railway System
of the Northwest, Central West and Southwest.
At Baltimore with Five Daily Trains for l^hiladelphia and New York.
TWO DOLLARS ADDITIONAL ON THROUGH TICKETS
fmiicge of Tisiiing WASHMSTiM CITY m rank
This is the ONLY ROUTE by which Passengers can procure TJirough Tick-
ets and Through Checks to or from WASHINGTON CITY.
W. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation, Bait.
ADVERTISEMENTS. M
WILLIAM WILKENS. «• "' «'^^^'=
WILLIAM WILKENS 85 CO.
^knm (^\uM lair Pamifa£t0ti}|,
Corner of Pratt and Charles Streets,
DEPOT, NEW YORK, 917 PEARL STREET.
DEALERS IN
Yarnish, Springs, Twine, Hair-Cloth,
BED-LACES, COWHIDES, CLUE, SAND PAPER, &c.
" Constantly on hand the best qualities of Pure Curled Hohse and Cattle
Hair; Mixed and Hog Hair.
\11 orders received through the Post-Office or Agent will be promptly attend-
ed'to. The Highest Prices paid for Cattle and Horse Tails, and Hog Hair.
SYLVESTER 8c HOPKINS,
DEALERS IN
^ TABLE CUTLERY, PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE,
Waiters, Black Tin, Plain an& Sapanneci Tin Ware,
Wooden Ware, Brushes, Mats, Baskets, &c.
FENDERS, ANDIRONS, SHOVELS &TONGS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
REFRIGERATORS & WATER COOLERS
No. 182 BALTIMORE STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE LIGHT STREET,
ba.ltim:ore.
54 ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAUL PFERDNER & CO.
FOR GOVERNMENT CLAIMS,
Pensions, Bounty, Bounty Land, Back Pay,
CLOTHiisra, &c.
(AUTHORIZED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.)
OFFICE, No. 28 SECOND STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE,
P
Orders from Abroad Promptly Attended to.
JACOB GMINDER'S
No. lOi S. Calvert Street,
lALTlMSM.
Mariiifaotiirei' and Dealer- in
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS
OK ALL DLSCIIIPTIONS. SICII .AS
tfmirfilliJTjel 4 pitil pit & fyf BximmmU,
SHOULDER STRAPS, &c.
Ot Elegant Design tor Pre^^entiitiori. Iiirnislied at Sliuit Notice.
STJa?XjEK,S J^1<T1D THE TI^J^IDE STJI^FLIEilD.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
55
EDWIN L. PARKER. OLIVE-R A. PARKER.
WITH OTHER
^^KKEJi^ IGJ-OODS!
IMPORTERS AKD DEALERS IN '
TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
WIRE, &c.
No. 83 S. Charles Street,
BALTIMORE,
OFFER FOR SALE
TIN PLATE of every description.
TERNE PLATE for Roofing.
Englifh SHEET IRON, Nos. 10 to 27.
American do. do. Nos. 14 to 27.
Galvanized do. do. Nos. 18 to 28.
RUSSIA do. do. Nos. 9 to 16.
IRON WIRE, Nos. o to 35.
TINNED WIRE.
SHEET ZINC.
SPELTER.
Pig and Bar LEAD.
BANCA TIN, in Pigs and Bars.
LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD.
HOOP IRON, H inch to zH inches.
Tinner's TOOLS and MACHINES.
BRASS KETTLES, Copper Bottoms.
RIVETS, KETTLE EARS, &c.
STTTABLE FOR
MANUFACTURERS' USE;
Together with a
OF
STAMFDWARE
SUCH AS
PLATES !
SAUCEPANS !
LADLES !
DIPPERS !
SKIMMERS!
SPOONS !
AND
OF THIS CLASS GENERALLY
STANIiISY €£ CO.
LMPuRTEIty AND DEALERS IN
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire,
Hii MM I llfilE «IIiffl¥,
No. 30 LIGHT STREET,
66 ADVERTISMENTS.
HIIIDEIS, Oil-. -A-HSri:) LE-A-THEK/.
FRANCIS H. GRUPY,
Hide, Oil and Leatlier Dealer,
No. 42 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
ONE DOOR NORTH OF LOMBARD,
H;is always in Store the Largest and Cheapest assortment of
OAK AND HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER,
AND
OF ALL Ut:SCRlPT10NS,
TO BE FOUND IN BALTIMORE. ALSO,
OIL T^N L^OE a lid
IlE.\^DY-M^r)E BELTS!
Too ether with a full and large assurtineut of
At New York Prices. A full assoitmeut of Prime
STRAITS & BANK & NEATSFGOT OILS,
As low as any house in town. Always in store Prime
DRY AMD SALTED HIDES^
IN LOTS TO SriT lANNERS.
Highest Cash Prices paid for Green and Dry Hides, Kough Skirting, Kips,
Upper and Calf Skins, and
Cash Advances Made on Consignments
To my house, of Leather or Hides, and
F. H. GRUPY.
ADVEKTISEMENTS.
57
IXTATSON'S
BURGLAR-PROOF
FURNISHED WITH
Hall's best Powder & Pick-Proof Locks.
Constantly on hand a large stock of these
superior Safes, (the heroes of over 200 fires,)
sale at factory prices by the Sole Agents,
SPEAR BROTHERS,
No. 41 S. Charles Street.
STllBMB SCALES
Constantly on hand a large variety,
embracing
Counter, Platform,
Warehouse, Dormant,
Rolling Mill, Coal, Hay,
Cattle & Rail Road Scales.
ALSO,
TROEMNERS
SUPERIOR BALANCES!
EMBRACING
Apothecaries', Druggists',
Grocers', Butchers',
Jewelers' & Bankers' Scales.
The above are the Best Articles of their
kind to be had. Our stock embraces all
descriptions of Weighing Apparatus, and
we invite the attention of every one want-
ing a f/ood article at manufacturers' prices.
SPEAR BROTHERS, Sole Agents,
No. 41 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Every Scale "Warranted.
58
ADVERTISEMENTS.
'A.iid the Star Spangled. Banner, O long may it -wrave.
O'er tlie land of tlie free, and tlie liome of the brave."
UNITED STATES
4 lag §ejjat,
ISTo. 67
WEST PRATT STREET
Near Bowly's Wharf,
Constantly on hand or made to order at short notice, a large and varied assortment of
Muslin, Merino, Silk & Bunting Flags,
SUITABLE FOR DECORATION OF
PARLORS, PUBLIC HALLS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, &C.
ALSO, A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
OiiMf
SUCH AS
SPEARS, EAGLES, SILT & PAINTED BALLS, ACORNS, &c.
BUNTING FOR SALE. THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
J. ^V\^. LO^ISTE.
WM. H. WELSH.
JNO. W. WELSH.
CHAS. E. WELSH.
-UiriKI. TVXSIiSH «£ SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LE^P^ TOBjVCCO,
No. 27 South Gay Street,
OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
59
HOFFMAN & DEFORD,
No. 84 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
ONE DOOR WEST OK CALVKRT,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS FN AM, KINDS OF
B> rMi fp" (^ (^ (ii
mi iiafaiii
ALSO, AGENTS FOR
LAMOTHE FRENCH DEGRAS&PURE NEWFOUNDLAND COD OIL.
N. B. — Highest Market Price always paid for Hides.
cn
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4 GILMOUR'S
NEW YORK DINING SALOON
^ A RESTAURANT, ^j
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN A CLIPPER OFFICES-
V.JOSEPH.RUTHERFORD. BALTIMORE JOHNW.HOR NER. i
CJ1
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CP5
M. V. B. FEANCK.
GEO. C. FRANCE, Jr.
M. V. B. FRANGK A BRO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAID
ALSO, DEALERS IN
PIPES, SMOKING & CHEWING TOBACCO,
Cor. Pratt-st. and Spear's Wharf,
Jli^Constantly on hand, a large assortment of Imported and Domestic Segars
H. D. REINHARDT,
MANUFACTURER OF
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
No. 206 W. PRATT-ST., BALTIMORE.
B^"N. B. — The Artificial Leg manufactured by me works on an India Rubber Spring,
and the patent applied for. This Artificial Leg is highly recommended by N. R, Smith,
M. D., Professor of Surgery.
advb:rtisemknts.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
At the FAIRS of the
U. S. Agricultural Society.
American Institute,New York.
Mechanics' Assoc'n, Boston.
Franklin Institute, Phila.
Metropolitan Mechanics' Insti-
tute, Washington,
Mechanics' Institute, Balto.
Mechanics' Association, Cincin-
nati.
Kentucky Institute, Louisville
Mechanical Ass'n, St. Louis.
Mechanics' Institute, SanFran-
cisco.
,^&^ m
U the STATU FAIRS of
Maine,
Ohio,
Vermont.
Indiana.
Connecticut,
Iowa,
New York,
Tennessee,
New Jersey,
Illinois,
Pennsylvania,
Kentucky,
Virginia,
Michigan,
Mississippi,
Wisconsin,
Missouri,
California,
Andat Hundreds of County
Fai
rs.
With Glass Cloth Presser, improved Loop-Check, New Henimer, Binder, Corder, Braider, &c.
214 BALiTIMORE: strebt.
This Machine makes the "LOCK STITCH," and ranks highest on account of the elas-
ticity, permanence, beauty and general desirableness of the stitching when done, and the
wide range of its application. — Report of the American Institute, New York.
The qualities which commend the Wheeler & Wilson Machine are : 1. Beauty and
excellence of stitch alike upon both sides of the fabric sewed. 2. Strength, firmness and
durability of seam, that will not rip nor ravel, and made with — 3. Economy of thread.
4. Its attachments and wide range of application to purposes and materials. 5. Com-
pactness and elegance of model and finish. 6. Simplicity and thoroughness of construc-
tion, 7. Speed, ease of operation and management, and quietness of movement.
From the Swann Fremium Committee, Mechanics' Institute, Baltimore.
The Committee award to the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, falling, as the Com-
mittee think it does, within the description of "the most practical invention adapted to
common use, to be estimated with referenoe to the cheapness and general utility." The
Committee had a wide range allowed to them by the laws of the offer of this premium,
and have deliberated carefully before coming to their conclusion. There are three ma-
chines in the exhibition ; and in determining between them, the Committee, guided by
the language of the offer, have chosen that which in their opinion is the most likely to
come into common use, not only in large establishments, but for the purposes of daily
domestic life.
JOHN H. B. LATROBE, Chairman,
JAMES MURRAY,
WM. H. KEIGHLER,
L. P. CLARKE,
Mrs. ROSS WINANS,
Mbs. R. G. WARE,
Mrs. M. J. BUCK WALTER,
}■ Committee.
Office, 214 Baltimore Street, next to Cortlan & Co.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
61
HENRY J. BAKER.
CHARLES J. BAKER.
JOSEPH ROGERS, Jk.
BAKER, BROS. & CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
HMii
WINDOW GLASS & GLASSWAf^E.
« aI\
■Hl|i!Hira
m '■^.'ii||ii.;i HI '.'i.;:ii| Ll'^ ip I "■I'W .;j' \m\ .'.■'.i||i:„'> \m\ -.;;i| "!v
d
HEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS, &(
UHli
0
M
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d|ftmkds, §mi%, ^ih,€kt, ^l
FKOP'KS BAIT. WINDOW GLASS AND DRUGGISTS' GLASS WORKS,
JARS, VIALS, WINE, PORTEE & MINERAL WATER BOTTLES,
FLASIiS, r>E3XUOH:]VS, «Scc.
Nos. 32 and 34 S. CHARLES STREET,
1 4i^iriii©ai.
62 ADVERTISEMENTS. *
MANUFACTURERS' WAREHOUSE.
WELLS CHASE & GEHRMANN,
IVo 6 S. Ho^vard Street,
IIIRP$,IIIOOl.URD$.RIIBB[R&lUTH[RB[lTING.
Woolen and Cotton Machinery, Steam Engines, Machinists' Tools
AND
MACHINISTS' AND MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES GENERALLY.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, OR FURNISH TO ORDER,
Engine Lathes, Hand Lathes, Planer Centers,
Iron Planers, Bolt Cutters, Lathe Chucks.
Gear Cutting Engines, Drill Presses,
i@*Orclers and Inquiries by mail promptly attended to.
E. DORSET JOHNSON,
MANUFACTUKEH OK
STEAM REFINED CANDY,
ANIl WHOLESALE DEALER IN
N. E. Cor. Light and Pratt-sts.
J|@"Strict attention given to Orders.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
63
J. Wheelwright.
A. B. Mudge.
B. C. Dorsey.
WHEELWRIGHT, MUDGE & GO.
l^lTHOLCSAIiiEl
AND MANUFAOTUEEKS OF
00lt and ^m% f apr,
ALL GRADES, SIZED AND UNSIZED,
No. 14 HANOVER STREET,
coift. OF oeii.m:a]v,
B<XMOia
64 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Edward M. Kkith. John R. Kelso, Jr.
M. KEITH, Jr. & SON,
Foi- the Sale lyf
AMERICAN
23 S. GHARIiiIZS STREET^
OFFER AT LOWEST RATES, FOR CASH,
BEST CUT NAILS, CLINCH NAILS, HORSE AND MULE SHOES,
HORSE NAILS, SHOVELS and SPADES, HAY and MANURE
FORKS, HOES, RAKES, SCYTHES, AXES, HATCHETS,
LOCKS, SCREWS, BUTT HINGES, SAWS, PILES, AU-
GERS, GIMLETS, SAND PAPER, IRON and STEEL
SQUARES, RULES, PLUMBS and LEVELS, HAM-
MERS, BOLTS, DOOR HANDLES, PLAIN, TIN-
NED, and ENAMELED HOLLOW WARE,
SCALES, COFFEE MILLS, CURRY
COMBS, TACKS, SHOE, CLOUT and
FINISHING NAILS, RIVETS of
every description, BLACK
LEAD CRUCIBLES, IRON
and STEEL WIRE, PICKS
and MATTOCKS, &c.
NAYLiOR A GO'S
CAST AND SHEAR STEEL.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 65
R. J. BAKER,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
®¥1 W€)#il
DY[illGDRUGUMEiiHIIDSAI(DPIlP[R,&
f>
Used by Woolen, Cotton, Soap and Paper Manufacturers, Tanners,
Leather and Morocco Dressers, Machinists and Dyers,
36 S. CHARLES STREET.
SAMUEL JARDSN^
No. 89 HA-NOVER STREET,
DEALER IN
BRITANNIA, PLATED,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, ODORIZED KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, and a
general assortment of House-Furnishing Goods.
B. POTJLTlSrEY'S
Sift, SW ^ Paifinc Jnsttrani^e
16 SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE.
^ — »*■ — ■
WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CYRUS CDRTISS, President. CLEAYTON NEWBOLD, Vice-President.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. (Marine,)
ELLWOOD WALTER, President. CHARLES NEWCOMB, Vice-President.
PULTON FIRE INSURANCE CO,
WM. A. COBB, Pees JAMES M. RANKIN, Seo't.
ADVERTISMENTS.
GEORGE W. WEBB.
JEWELER
SOUTH-EAST COENER OF
BALTIMORE & LI6HT-STS.
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
mi WMmii
RICH JEWELRY,
AND
SILVER l/ITAREI.
fE^^" Evi'vy attention will be paid to neatness and
durability in the Manufacture and repair of Jewelry.
The National
FLAC STORE,
95
BALTIMORE STREET.
W.So SILK & BUHTIIf G FLAGS
Of all sizes, constantly on hand.
SHIP SIGIV.A.IL.S, BIItOEES,
Fancy Flags & Flags of All Nations made to order.
MILITARY GOODS, BANNERS AND REGALIA.
Particular attention paid to PRESENTATION FLAGS.
SISCO BROTHERS,
ADVERTISEMENTS,
67
FRESH COVE OYSTERS,
Put up by A. FIELD, Baltimore,
Ajt liis Old Establisliedl Stand,
No. 309 ITIT. LOMBARD STRSBT.
B^^These Oysters retain all their original flavor and toughness. Warranted to keep
12 months in any climate.
P. M. Q CJINN,
DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS
At the Old Stand of THOS. HUMES,
Cor. High and Hillen-sts.
Constantly on hand, a large stock of Brandies
Wines, Whiskeys, Gin, &c.
JAS. F. PURVIS,
JAS. P. THOMAS.
PURVIS & CO
STOCK & EXCHANGE BROKERS,
192 BALTIMORE STREET,
■AMHMaMiAilbtftta
ADVERTISEMENTS,
KLOMAN & CART,
FACTORY,
Cor. Sharp and Stockholm Streets,
SOUTH OF WEST STREET,
Our facilities for Refining Coal Oil, both Avholesale and retail, are such, that we are
enabled, at present, to manufacture 250 barrels per week, with the prospect shortly of
increasing.
JSi^^Orders received from home and abroad from Crude Oil dealers. Special attention
is invited to the advantages we possess in Refining.
H. WILKENS & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Smoking, Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco,
ALSO, IMPORTERS OF
caf iCwkimo, §!iDana and ^r^m^n (l|igars,
Ho. 1811 mr. PRATT STREET,
BETWEEN OHAELES AND HANOVER,
ADVEKTISEMENTS.
J. W. WOODS,
m
fa»Tim
No. 202 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between St. Paul and Charles-sts.
70 ADVERTISMENTS.
JOHN W. WOODS'
EXTENSIVE
T' F & M P M f HI T f M f^
202 BALTimORi: STRBBT^
ALL KI]Vr>S OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
EXECUTED IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART, AND AT THE
He has facilities in Machine Presses — innumerable fonts of Book and Job Type, with
every appliance tf)
EXPEDITE AND BEAUTIFY
His work, and is able to compete with any other establishment.
B^^Orders from home and abroad solicited and promptly executed.
OFFIOK
ITIToodss^ Baltimore City Directory^
WHKRE MAY BE SEKN
DIRECTORIES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
EstabliPlied 1837.
Book, Paper and Stationery Store,
Marble Building, 182 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Medals awarded bj the Mari/land Institute, iov Printing, Book-hinding and Bank Chcckif.
By the Metropolitan Institute, 'vV^isIiington, a Diploma for superior Blank Books.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, Paper, Blank Books, Stationery, &€.
Constantly on hand, a large and vjcll selected stock of
Booiis iisr a-E3SrER,A.X. il.itbk,a.txji^e.
School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books, <{■(•.
Foreign Books: a large and varied stock, to which constant ad-
ditions are made by direct importation. Foreign Books imported to ordor. --^i^-^aa'^jisF^ ^ -^^sm
Blauh ISooIiS, Paper, Stationery, Sfc.
Comprising a larga assortment of Enrjlish, French, a.ni American Letter, Cap ixni Note. I'lt/iem, Envelopt
Inks, Gold and Steel rens, Copying rre.-<sc.i. Copying Uoohf, .',c. tt<-., of tho Lost qnalitie
BLANK BOOKS, of every Description, made to Order, in superior styles.
BL.A3VK BOOKS, wltli PRINTED
Made to order to any style, or pattern of Kulinp, in a superi-or manner, at
unsurpassed facilities, in having this class of work Printed, Ruled, Pn
"Enable us to execute all orders in tlils line in a very superior style, at
HEADING*;, &f.
tho shortest notice. Long experience, and
ijed and Bound, on T II i; l> 11 E M 1 s E s^
remurkalily lov> rates.
In every variety ; P R o M
Blank Deeds, Comm
TniNT TO Order
at short notice :
MURPHY'S UWALTEKABLE STEKEOGRAPHIC, and PLAIN BANK CHECKS,
soitY NoTKS, Drafts, Bills or Exchange, Bills op Lading,
toiAL and I, AW Blanks, A,c. kept constantly on hand, or Printtd to order.
J6®- Tliey tith-c pleasure in announcing thai they haca completed their | Kuep constantly
arrangemen ts, by which they are now enabled to k<:ep constantly on hand Ion liand and maki
a large and choice assortment of ecerything required in connection | to order:
vrith the Book and Station erv Business. They d'xm it un-
necessary to enlarge on the aih'antagef, convenience, and saving of lime and
expense, which this combination and concentration of slock afford-^ to Hook-
sellers, Colleges, Schools, Libraries, tie. dc, in being able to pur- __£ay_Booka^
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Promissory JVotes
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ifills of Lading
Lata Blanlcs
Pamphlets
Catalogues, dc.
1300IvBINDIxXCi niitl ilULlNO,
0/ every description, ccecuted in the eery bust manner, at the loice,H rales.
XJaving united with their Bookstore, in tliesamo building, an extensive Piti,\T-
ING Office and Bookbinderv, well supplied with the most approved materials
and experienced workmen, enable them to otfcr superior advantages and induce-
ments for thii prompt, careful and correct execution of every description of Book
and Job Printing, Book-Binding and Puling, wqW worthy tho attention of all
who may require anything in tliis line. fl£g-Particular attention paid to FINE
WORK for Blinking and other Institutions, Insurance, Railroad, Stcamlioal,
Transnortation. and other Joint Stock rnmiinniM I'uh'ie njUrf.i^ ,<r.
•dgi
J on I
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Receipt Books
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For nearly mentyjeirs R nl h 7 1
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Rail Road and Commercial Work; also, large fonts of Pigur
a, J
t ted in importTnt I ■> 'or' u'lnoss
o^i :5I A c n I .\ n R T, i.rgc fc.ts of Tvi E,
rnaments, &c. especially adapted for
of all sizes, suitable for F r e i n n t and
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A BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
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BALTIMORE:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN W. WOODS,
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PREFACE.
The substantial growth of Baltimore is indicated by the large increase of Names and
business matter in its City Directory. The present volume will be found to be a- much en-
larged and improved issue over the last. The last City Directory was published in October,
1859, for the year ending 1860, contemplating its issue thereafter annually, but owing to
the depression of business and civil discord in the community, and the little encouragement
extended to the Canvass, the publication was indefinitely postponed. The want of the work
has since been so immeasurably felt by citizens, strangers visiting the city, by the City Col-
lector, and offices of the City Government, that the Gty Council generously voted an ap-
propriation of $1,000 for 100 copies, and we are happy to state that, after especial efforts,
our endeavor to secure an amount of patronage has been, at least, equivalent to the cost of
canvassing, printing and binding, and that the present volume will go into the hands of a
much greater number of Subscribers than any that has preceded it ; another evidence of the
elasticity of our business men, and of the revival of trade and commerce.
The Canvass of our city to obtain the information contained in this work has been the
most vexatious and laborious ever prosecuted by us : only those engaged in publication of
works of like character can fully estimate the increased labor of a publisher, in collecting
and preparing for the press, in the midst of the excitement existing in the public mind dur-
in<^ the weeks our Canvassers were on the streets, taking the Names for the Directory. Our
Canvassers were pronounced by some to be "United States Assessors," seeking to fix on the
people onerous taxes ; and, by others, they were declared to be "Enrolling Officers," who
were using their best efforts to obtain the name of every citizen for military purposes ; and
frotn these and other imaginary causes, delays and refusals in our Canvass were numerous,
and of the most troublesome character. Notwithstanding these obstacles and difficulties,
through the faitliful labors and indomitable perseverance of experienced Canvassers, and the
ai4 rendered us by our friends, we have the confiding hope that its usefulness will be found
indispensable, and will meet the approbation and encouragement of the citizens.
The Business Directory. — Particular examination is called to this feature of
our work, unusual care being employed in its compilation. Every branch of business is
properly registered, and in this particular we have had much to contend with, for frequently
it will be found that many persons do such a business, that we have had to place them under
several headings, with the difficulty of discriminating the proper ones.
iv PREFACE.
Our business community has, within the past three months, been unusually annoyed by
schemes for "Business Directories." Tlie impudence and pertinacity of these interlopers and
adventurers, who feel no interest, apart from pecuniary advantage, in the production of such
an important work, are onl}^ commensurate with their utter want of capacity and integrity,
whilst their intrusive efforts are as valueless to the community as they are prejudicial to the
interests of those legitimately engaged in the business. Our Canvassers were frequently met
with the remark, "How many Directories are there going to be ?" "We have already given
our names several times." We are compelled to reiterate our extreme surprise that our busi-
ness men, with the past examples of such enterprises, should have again suffered themselves
to be imposed upon by such worthless publications ; and we sincerely trust that future cau-
tion will have been purchased by j^resent and past experience.
The Street Directory. — The attention of the public is especially called to our
Street Directory, a reference to which enables persons to immediately find the square in
which any. number is located. Special mention is made of this from the fact that this mat-
ter, though of the highest importance, has been overlooked by many ; a glance will convince
the observer of the general utility of this Department of the book.
The Advertising Departjient. — In the handsome display of these pages, many of
the leading mercantile and manufacturing houses of the city will be found represented.
It is important that all persons using the Directory should consult our list of "Alterations
and Corrections," as the latest changes are therein noted, and the names of all citizens insert-
ed that could not be obtained early enough to be inserted in their proper places in the body
of the work.
To the many who have encouraged our labors, we acknowledge our indebtedness, and
trust that the disposition manifested to make the book worthy of their support, has not
been in vain.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
PAGE.
PAGE
Additions. Alterations and Correc-
House of Refuge,
. 680
tions,
12
Infirmaries, • . . .
581
Advertisements, Index to,
11
List of Names of Residents, from ] 7 to 484
Almshouse,
580
Map of the City of Baltimore, cor-
Appendix, . . from 565 to 584
rected to date, in front of
17
Athenaeum, ....
580
Markets,
562
Baltimore Association for the Improve-
Maryland College of Pharmacy,
681
ment of the Condition of the Poor,
680
Maryland Gas Company,
680
Baltimore Gymnasium,
579
Maryland Hospital for the Insane,
681
Banks,
673
Maryland Institute,
. 580
Board of Trade, ....
680
Masons,
578
Boundaries of Wards,
563
Members of the City Council,
666
Business Directory, from 486 to 539
Merchants Exchange Reading Rooms,
680
Catonsville and Ellicotts Mills Railway,
577
Names too late for insertion, &c..
15
Cemeteries, ....
581
Notaries Public, ....
577
Children's Aid Society,
579
Odd Fellows, (1. 0.) .
678
Churches, . ...
581
Post Office, ....
569
City Government,
565
Preface,
3
City Passenger Railway,
677
Public Schools, (Location and Teach-
City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph,
568
ers of,) . • . . .
667
Colored Persons,
448
Railroads, ....
575
Commissioners of Public Schools,
566
Red Men, (Improved Order,)
679
Consuls and Vice-Consuls,
677
Red Men, (Independent Order,)
579
Corn and Flour Exchange,
580
Resident Commissioners,
578
Courts,
572
Sons of Temperance,
579
Custom House, ....
569
Stages, . . . . •
576
Dispensaries, ....
580
Stamp Duties, ....
671
Express Companies,
676
Steamers and Steamboats,
676
Fire Department,
668
Street Directory,
641
Gas Light Co. of Baltimore,
580
Telegraphs, ....
577
Germania Club,
579
United American Mechanics,
679
Government of the United States,
565
United Ancient Order of Druids,
579
Government of the State of Maryland,
565
United Brothers, (I. 0.)
679
Hibernian Society of Baltimore,
579
Water Board, . • . .
580
Home of the Friendless,
580
York Road Railway, .
577
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INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Page.
Adjusters of Averages, . . . 485
Agents — Mercantile, .... 485
Agents— Advertising, . . . 485
Agents — [nsurance, .... 485
Agents — Property and Collectors, . 485
Agents— Real Estate, . . . .485
Agricultural Implements, . . . 485
AmbrotypeSjDaguen-eotypes and Pho-
tographs, ..... 486
Antiquarian Books, &c., . . . 486
Apothecaries and Chemists, . . 486
Architects and Civil Engineers, . . 486
Artists, 486
Artists' Materials, .... 486
Artificial Flowers, .... 486
Attorneys at Law, .... 487
Auction and Commission Merchants, 489
Bacon Dealers, 489
Bag Manufacturers, .... 489
Bakers, 489
Band Box Manufacturers, . . . 489
Bankers, 489
Banks, 490
Banks — Savings, 490
Basket Makers, .... 490
Bell Founders, 490
Bell Hangers, 490
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, . . 490
Block and Pump Makers, . . 490
Boarding Houses, .... 491
Boat builders, 491
Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks and Straw
Goods, 49]
Book Binders, 491
Booksellers, Stationers, and Publishers, 491
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac-
turers— Retail, .... 491
Boots and Shoes — Ladies, . . . 492
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufac-
turers—Wholesale, . . . 492
Bottlers, 493
Brass Founders, .... 493
Brewers, ...... 493
Brooms, Baskets and Woodenware
Dealers, .....
Brickmakers,
Britannia Ware Manufacturers,
Brokers — Exchange, Bill, Real Estate
and Stock, .....
Brokers — Merchandise and Shipping,
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers,
Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers,
Butchers, ....
Butter Dealers,
Cabinet Makers, .
Cap Makers, ....
Cards — Machine, .
Carpenters and Builders, .
Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.,
Carpet Weavers,
Carriage and Coach Makers,
Carvers, . . . .
Cement and Plaster,
Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals,
China, Glass and Queensware,
Chiropodists, .....
Claim Agents, ....
Cloaks and Mantillas,
Clocks, .....
Clothiers — Children, ....
Clothiers — Retail,
Clothiers — Wholesale,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesiings, &c..
Coal Dealers,
Coal Oil and Lamps, .
Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders,
Collar Makers
Commercial Colleges, .
Commission Merchants,
Commissioners of Deeds,
Companies — Miscellaneous,
Composition Roofing, .
Coiifectioneers and Fruiterers, .
Confectioners and Fruiterers — Whole-
sale, ......
Consuls and Vice Consuls, .
493
493
493
493
494
494
494
494
496
497
497
497
497
498
498
498
498
499
499
499
499
499
500
500
500
500
500
501
501
504
504
504
504
504
504
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Conveyancers, ....
Coopers, .....
Coppersmiths and Works,
Cork Cutters, ....
Corset Makers, ....
Cotton Yarn, &c., ...
Cuppers and Leechers,
Curled Hair Manufacturers.,
Curriers and Leather and Findings
Dealers,
Cutlers,
Dancing Academies,
Dental Depot, .
Dentists,
Distillers
Dispensaries,
Drawing Instruments,
Dressmakers,
Druggists — Wholesale
Dry Goods — Retail,
Dry Goods — Wholesale, .
Dyers and Scourers,
Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs,
Earthen and Stoneware Manufacturers
Edge Tools, ....
Embroideries and Laces, .
Engines and Boilers
Engine and Locomotive Builders,
Engravers, ....
Ethereal Oil, Alcohol and Camphine,
Express Forwarders,
Fancy Goods — Retail,
Fancy Goods — Wholesale, .
File and Rasp Manufacturers, .
Fire Engine Hose Manufacturers
Fish Dealers, ....
Fish Inspectors, .
Fishing Tackle, Twine, &c., .
Flag Manufacturers,
Floristc, .....
Flour and Feed Dealers and Millers,
Forwarding, ....
Fringe Manufacturers, .
Furniture Dealers,
Gardeners
Gas
Gas Fitters,
Gaugers,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Glass Dealers, ....
Glass Manufacturers,
Glass Stainers, ....
Gloves, Hosiery, Worsteds, &c.
Gold and Silversmiths,
Gold Pen Manufacturers,
Grocers — Retail,
Page.
505
505
505
505
505
505
505
505
505
506
506
506
506
506
506
506
506
506
507
507
508
508
508
508
508
508
508
508
508
508
509
509
509
509
509
509
509
509
509
509
510
510
510
511
511
511
511
511
511
511
51]
511
511
511
512
Page.
Groeers — Wholesale and Commission, . 513
Guano Dealers, .... 514
Gun Manufacturers and Dealers, . . 514
Hardware — Retail .... 514
Hardware — Wholesale, . . . 514
Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods —
Retail 514
Hats, Caps, Purs, &c. — Wholesale . 515
Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c. . . 515
Hide and Leather Dealers, . . 515
Hotels 515
Hoop Skirt Manufacturers, . . 516
House Furnishing Goods, . . . 516
Ice Dealers, 516
Importers, 516
India Rubber Goods, . . . 517
Instrument Makers, .... 517
Insurance Companies, . . 518
Intelligence Offices, .... 518
Iron Fence Railing, .... 518
Iron and Steel Dealers, .... 518
Iron Founders, 518
Iron Furnaces 518
Japanners, 518
Jewelers 518
Junk Dealers, 519
Lamps and Oil, ..... 519
Lime, 519
Liquor and Wine Dealers, . . . 519
Liquors and Wines — Wholesale, . 519
Lithographers, ..... 520
Livery and Hack Stables, ; . 520
Locksmiths, 520
Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manu-
facturers, ...... 520
Lumber Merchants, . . . ^ . 520
Machine Sewing, ..... 521
Machinists, 521
Malsters, 521
Manufacturers, ..... 521
Manufacturers and Machinists' Supplies, 522
. 522
523
. 523
523
. 523
524
. 524
524
. 524
524
. 524
524
. 524
524
. 524
524
Marble and Stone Workers,
Merchant Tailors,
Millers,
Milliners,
Millinery Goods, .
Millwrights,
Mineral Water,
Morocco Manufacturers, .
Music and Musical Instruments,
Music Teachers
Nails, Brads, Spikes, &c..
Naval Stores,
Newspapers ....
News and Periodicals,
INightwork, ....
Notaries Public,
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Page.
Nurses and Midwifes 524
Oil Dealers, 525
Opticians, 525
Organ Builders, 525
Ornamental Plasterers 525
Oyster Dealers, .... 525
Packing Box Makers, .... 525
Painters — House and Sign, . . 525
Paints, Oils, &c., 526
Paper Hangings, .... 526
Paper Sheathing 526
Paper Stock, 526
Paper.Warehouses, . . . . 526
Pawnbrokers 526
Physicians, ...... 526
Piano Dealers and Manufacturers, . 529
Pickling and Preserving, . . . 529
Plumbers, 529
Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Manufac-
turer, 529
Potteries, 529
Printers— Book and Job . . . 529
Printers — Copperplate, . . . 530
Produce Dealers 530
Provision Dealers, . . . . 530
Pump Makers, ' 531
Railways, 531
Ranges and Furnaces, . . . 531
Regalia Makers, . ... . 531
Restaurants, 531
Rolling Mills, 532
Roofers 532
Rope Makers and Ship Chandlers, . 532
Saddle and Harness Makers, . . 532
Saddlery Hardware, .... 532
Safes— Fire Proof, .... 532
Sail Makers, 532
Saloons — Lager Beer, . . . 532
Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers, 533
Saw and Planing Mills, . . , 533
Scales, 533
Seed Stores, 533
' Sewing Machines, .... 533
Ship Builders and Marine Railway, 533
Ship Joiners, 533
Ship Smiths, ..... 533
Shipping Masters, .... 533
Page.
Shipping Merchants,
533
Shirt Manufacturers,
. 534
Shoe Findings,
534
Show Cards, ....
. 534
Silk Weavers
534
Silver Platers, ....
. 534
Silversmiths, ....
534
Soap and Candle Manufacturers, .
. 534
Steamship Lines,
• 534
Steam Planing Mills, .
. 535
Steam and Water Heating,
535
Steam Sugar Refiners, .
. 535
Stencil Cutters,
535
Storage Warehouse,
. 535
Stove Dealers
535
Surveyors
. 535
Tailors' Trimmings,
535
Tanners,
. 535
Tea Dealers, ....
535
Telegraphs,
. 535
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers, .
535
Tin Plate and Metals, .
. 535
Tobacco and Cigars— Retail,
536
Tobacco Dealers and Manufacturers-
Wholesale, . . . * .
. 537
Toilet Articles,
537
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Eags,&c.,
. 537
Turners
537
Type Founders
. 538
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers
538
Undertakers, ....
. 538
Upholsterers
538
Variety Stores, ....
. 538
Varnish Dealers,
538
Veterinary Surgeons, .
. 538
Vinegar Makers, . ,
538
Watches and Jewelry, .
. 538
Weighers, ....
539
Whips and Canes,
. 539
Wig Makers, . . . . '
539
Wire Workers, ....
. 539
Wood Dealers
539
Wooden and Willow Ware,
. 539
Wool Dealers
539
Wrought Iron Tubes, .
. 539
Yeast Makers,
539
Miscellaneous, ....
. 539
mCEX TO ADVEETISEMENTS.
Architect— Rural.
John Wilkinson
line at side on front cover page.
Artificial Limbs, Trusses, &c.
H. D. Reinhardt ....
Agents— Army and Navy.
Paul Pferdner&Co.
Auctioneers.
J. E. Halsey & Co. (New York,)
page fronting Business Directory-
Baltimore and Susquehanna
Steam Co.
Joseph Jas. Taylor, agent
Billiard Tables.
Phelan & Collender, (New York,)
2d page first of book
Bill Posting.
J. W. Harper & Co. . .
Boots and Shoes.
George S. Clogg . . .
F. Lloyd ....
Levi Perry & Co.
David J. Ross
back inside cover page
Brass Ware.
August Wagner
Bankers.
Philip Gover & Co.
John S. Gittings & Co. .
Brothers McKim ....
Purvis & Co. ....
Brandies, Wines, Gins, &c.
Ellis & Cairns . .
C. G. De Garmendia
page fronting Business Directory
P. M. Quinn ....
J. Ruppert ....
J. D. Sauerberg & Co.
B. G. Tubman & Co.
John E. Wilson ....
Brewers.
John Baier .....
D. Shettle & Co.
Brokers— Stock and Bill.
Brothers McKim
John S. Gittings & Co.
59
54
Philip Gover ^ Co. .
Wm. T. Hough . . . .
Purvis & Co
Candy, Foreign Fruits, &c.
Clarke & Jones
E. Dorsey Johnson
Cans— Oyster and Fruit.
S. D. Brooks . . . .
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, &c.
G. S. Griffith ....
Carriage Maker.
Charles E. Minnick .
Carriages for Hire.
Aug. E. Stewart . . , .
Cement, Plaster, &c.
J. Henry Giese
bottom lines on inside piges
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
Baker Bros. & Co. .
G. & N. Popplein, Jr. .
China, Glass, &c.
SamuelJarden ....
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
Chaliada & Co.
page fronting Business Directory
C. G. De Garmendia
page fronting Business Directory
M. V. B. Franck & Bro. .
G. W. Gail & Ax
page fronting Business Directory
Gail, Ax & Kiichler
page fronting Business Directory
S. S. Nyburg . . . .
S. Rosenfeld&Co.
Wm. Welsh & Sons
H. Wilkens & Co. .
Civil & Constructing Engineers
Wendel Bollman
John Wilkinson
line at side on front cover page
Clothiers.
Smith Bros. & Co. . .
bottom lines front outside cover
B. Stine
Geo. McKendree Teal
Noah Walker «fe Co.
Paok.
26
33
65
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Coal and Wood.
W. F. H. Onion ... 22
Sutton, Pennington & Co. . . 50
Coal Oil.
Capron & Co 50
Wm. G. Gardner & Co. . . 16
Samuel Jarden .... 65
Kloman & Cary ... 68
Commercial and Mercantile
Colleges.
Baltimore Commercial College . 40
Gallagher's Mercantile College . 40
Cooper.
J. Ruppert .... 47
Commission Merchants.
C. G. De Garmendia
page fronting Business Directory
Thomas H. Evans & Co. . . 38
J. Henry Giese
bottom lines on inside pages
Curled Hair Manufactory.
Wm. Wilkens& Co. ... 53
Dancing and Waltzing Academy.
Charles L. Spies . ... 31
Dining Saloons.
Gilmour's ..... 59
McGees' Miller's Hotel . . 49
R. P. Sherwood ... 13
Dye Woods, Drugs, &c.
R. J. Baker .... 65
Engraver— Wood.
Marx M. Hart .... 20
Engineers and Machinists.
Denmead & Son .... 18
Mayger & Shaffer ... 34
Poole & Hunt .... 24
Express Companies.
Adams' Express Company
front outside cover
Harnden Express Company
front outside cover
Fancy Goods.
Cortlan & Co.
leaf fronting Business Directory
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co.
leaf fronting Business Directory
Jacob Knipp, Jr 33
Charles W. Lord
leaf fronting Business Directory
Leonard Passano
last page of book
Felt, Cement and Gravel Koofs.
Geo. S. Page & Bro.
front outside cover page
Flag Dealers.
J. W. Loane .... 58
Sisco Brothers .... 66 |
Faqs.
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
J. Henry Giese
bottom lines on inside pages
Furniture, &c.
W. E. Anderson
page back of book
R. W. Heywood ... 31
Hiss ^Brother .... 23
Gas Fitting and Fixtures.
August Wagner .... 41
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co. . 46
and leaf fronting Business Direc-
tory
Leonard Passano
last page of book
Gilt Frames, Mirrors, &c.
Butler, Perrigo & Way . . 51
Goldsmiths.
Edward Akers .... 15
Canfield Brother & Co. . . 31
Geo. W. Webb . . . .66
Gunsmith, Locksmith, &c.
W. H. Lauderman ... 28
Harness and Shoe Leather,
Hoffman & Deford ... 59
Hardware and Cutlery.
Amon Bosley, .... 48
M. Keith, Jr., & Son, . . 64
Hides, Oils, and Leather.
Francis H. Grupy, ... 56
Hoffman & Deford, ... 59
Hoisting Machines.
James Bates 42
Hosiery, Yarns, Gloves, &c.
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co. . . 46
and leaf front of Business Direct'y
Jacob Knipp, jr. ... 33
Leonard Passano
last page of book
Hotels and Eating Houses.
Gilmour's 59
McGees' Miller's Hotel . . 49'
R. P. Sherwood .... 13
House Furnishing Goods, &c.
Cortlan & Co.,
leaf fronting Business Directory
John Evans 29
Samuel Jarden .... 65
Chas. W. Lord
leaf in front of Business Directory
Sylvester & Hopkins ... 53
Ice.
D. S. Sumwalt .... 30
Infirmaries.
Baltimore Infirmary ... 5
Union Protestant Infirmary . 39
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Insurance.
Associated Firemen's Insurance Co. 36
Baltimore Life Insurance Co. . 36
Firemen's Insurance Company of
Baltimore 35
Thos. D. Johnston,
fore edge of book
New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. Boston and New York,
back outside cover
B. Poultney .... 65
E. J, Richardson & Sons . . 36
Wm. P. Webb, top line on front
outside, and bottom lines inside
pages
Iron Works.
A. W. Denmead & Son . . 18
Mayger & Shaffer 20
Poole & Hunt .... 24
Landscape Gardener.
John Wilkinson, line at side, on
front cover page
Liquors, Wines, Porter, &c.
C. G. De Garmendia, page fronting
Business Directory
Ellis & Cairns .... 10
P. M. Quinn .... 67
J. Ruppert 47
J. D. Sauerberg & Co. . . 33
B. G. Tubman & Co. . . . 3
John E. Wilson, .... 1
Machinists, &c.
Denmead & Son .... 18
Mayger & Shaffer, . . .34
Poole & Hunt .... 24
Machine Cards, &c.
Wells Chase & Gehrmann . . 62
John H. Haskell . . . . 24
Malt and Hops.
John Boyd ..... 10
Marble Works.
Hugh Sisson, .... 22
Military Goods.
Canfield.Bro. &Co. ... 31
Jacob Gminder .... 54
Morocco and Lining Manufacturer.
Henry Klees & Sons ... 27
Music Publisher.
Henry McCaffrey .... 27
Nautical Goods, &c.
Peter Walther .... 26
Naval Stores.
Geo. S. Page & Bro.
front outside cover and bottom
lines on inside pages
Night Work.
J. Diffenbaugh .... 28
Notions, Hosiery, &c.
Lawrence D. Dietz & Co. . . 46
and leaf front of Business Direct 'y
Jacob Knipp, jr. .... 33
Leonard Passano
last page of book
Oils, Lamps, &e.
W. G. Gardner & Co. . . .16
Samuel Jarden .... 65
Kloman & Gary .... 68
Oyster and Fruit Packers.
S. D. Brooks 19
A. Field 67
Numsen, Carroll & Co. . . 6
Paints and Colors.
Baker, Bros. & Co. . . . 61
G. & N. Popplein, Jr. ... 29
Paper Warehouses.
Wheelwright, Mudge & Co. . 63
Willis & Adams ... 38
Photographic Galleries.
P. Lenfield Perkins ... 10
Richard Walzl .... 7
Pickling and Preserving.
Numsen, Carroll & Co. . . 6
J. Ruppert 47
Pianos.
Wm. Knabe & Co. . . . 45
Plumbers.
Thomas C. Basshor& Co. . 12
John W. Bechtel .... 28
Hutchinson Brothers, front inside
cover page
Printers— Book and Job.
John Murphy & Co.
leaf in front of book
J. B. Rose & Co.
leaf in front of book
Produce, &c.
John R. Cox & Pope ... 27
Thomas H. Evans & Co. . . 38
Provision Dealer and Packer.
Sweeney & Harris . . . . 46
Roofs and Roofing Materials.
Geo. S.,Page & Bro.
front outside cover, and bottom
lines on inside pages
Railroads.
Baltimore and T)hio Railroad . . 52
iiesiauranis.
Gilmour's ....
59
R. P. Sherwood .
. 13
Saddles, Harness, &c.
Samuel Hunt
8
Luther 0. Mercer
38
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fairbanks & Co. . . . .
Evans & Watson, (Spear Bros.)
Scales.
Fairbanks & Co.
Howes' (Spear Eros.)
Scourers.
E. Fisher & Bro.
Sewing Machines.
Grover & Baker,
Wheeler & Wilson
Shoe Findings, &c.
Francis H. Grupy
Stables.
Joseph H. McGee & Bro. .
Aug. E. Stewart
Soap and Candles.
Charles Faringer ....
H. Kimberty ....
Smith & Curlett ....
Charles & Jas. Webb «fe Co.
Steam and Water Fixtures.
Thomas C. Basshordc Co. .
Hutchinson Bros.
front inside cover page
Stoves.
John W. Bechtel ....
Hutchinson Bros.
front inside cover page
Tailors, (Merchant).
Smith Bros. & Co.
bottom lines front outside cover
B. Stine .....
Geo. McKendree Teal .
Noah Walker & Co.
Tin Plate, Wire, &c.
E. L. Parker & Co. .
Stanley & Co
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
Chaliada & Co.
page fronting Business Directory
G. W. Gail & Ax
page fronting Business Directory
50
56
23
Gail, AxifeKuchler
page fronting Business Directory
S. Rosenfeld & Co. . . .25
Wm. Welsh & Sons ... 58
H. Wilkens & Co. ... 68
Transportation Lines.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam-
boat Company ... 14
New York and Baltimore Transpor-
tation Line .... 14
Trunks, Valises, &c.
Samuel Hunt 8
Luther 0. Mercer ... 38
Undertaker.
Jacob Weaver .... 62
Universities.
University of Maryland
Upholstery Goods, &c.
Walter Crook, Jr.
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
Edward Akers .... 15
Canfield Bro. & Co. . . . 31
Geo. W. Webb .... 66
Wharf and Bridge Builder.
Edward Flaherty .
Wire and Sieve Manufacturers,
H. Balderston & Son ... 33
E. Mahlon Price .... 21
Window Glass and Glassware.
Baker Brothers & Co. ... 61
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Cortlan & Co.
leaf fronting Business Directory
John Evans 29
Samuel Jarden .... 65
Charles W. Lord
leaf in front of Business Directory
Sylvester & Hopkins ... 53
Writing Ink.
Maynard & Noyes ... 32
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, CORRECTIONS,
AND NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES,
Abbott Edson A. (E. A. A.& Sons,) 320 n
Caroline
Abbott Cornelius F. 48 Barre
Aerated Bread Bakery, 442 and 454 w Balti-
more
Albinson Peter, 488 w Baltimore
Armstrong Mary E. 178 McCulloh
Ashley Wm. 50 Barre
Baker Charles J. (B. B. & Co.) Athol, Balti-
more CO
Baker Charles E. clerk, Athol, Baltimore co
Bigham & Bradford, produce commis. mchts.
cor Eutaw and Franklin
Biscoe James, clerk, 125 s Paca
Bitters D. lithographer, 293 w Baltimore, over
Harnden Express
Boggs J. Grier, bookkeeper, 227 e Franklin
Boneau de St. Marcel E. portrait painter, 135
e Baltimore
BONNEY ELIAS, embroidery, ribbons, «fcc.
209 w Baltimore
Boston John B. (B.& Price,) 369 e Baltimore
Bowen Amos-E. conductor, B. & 0. R. R.
155 s Paca
Blake Rev. Samuel W, 92 Columbia
BRASHEARS ALEX. G. restaurant, 29 and
31 s Liberty
Bridges John C. (Woods, Bridges & Co.) 188
w Lombard
Brown Wm. 340 Lexington
Bullock James, collar Victory, 368 w Balti-
more
Burgess George R. deputy clerk Superior
Court, 232 Fayette
Butler John, 50 Barre
Carlin & Jessop, hardware, 4 Hanover
Carlin James F. (C. & Jessop,) 4 Hanover
Carroll Thomas G. straw and millinery goods,
101 w Baltimore, dw 246 w Lombard
Cary John P. (Kloman & C.) cor Sharp and
Stockholm
CHERRY M. J. dentist, 45 Hanover
Chesney Jesse F. printer, 187 e Pratt
Cilbertson Carl, clerk, 50 Barre
Clark John W. & Co. restaurant, 42 w Fay-
ette
COLE WM. H. hardware commission mer-
chant. 17 s Charles, dw 75 Cathedral
Cook Charles W. clerk, 227 e Baltimore
Copeland Wni. S. 92 S. Bond
Cross Rev. J. general agt Md. Tract Society,
42 n Fremont
Cummings John, 665 w Baltimore
Dietz Lawrence D. (L. D. D. & Co.) notions,
hosiery and fancy goods. 308 w Baltimore,
formerly 151 Franklin
Dulaney H. R. attorney, 36 St, Paul, dw 59
Courtland
Dungan S. Henry, 189 w Lombard
Elder Charles M. clerk, 227 e Baltimore
Etting Major Frank M., Paymaster U. S. A,
office P. 0. building, dw 82 n Charles
Faucett A. T. (Ulery & F.) Calverton hotel,
Calverton road
Fischer Christian, lager beer, s w cor High
and Pratt
Fite C. R. 61 n Liberty
Franck M. V. B. & Bro. cigar manufacturers,
cor Pratt and Spear's whf. — [See p 59 M-
vertisements.]
Franck Geo. C. (M. V. B. P. Sf Bro.) 97 w
Biddle
Franck M. V. B. (M. V. B. F. & Bro.) 97 w
Biddle
FREEMAN & GO'S EXPRESS.-
Past Forwarding Package and
Market Line to and from Wash-
ington, Georgetown and Alexan-
dria, E. B. Freeman, Agent, cor.
Eutaw and Dover streets, Balti-
more; John F. Saladin, Agent, cor.
New Jersey av. and D streets,
Washington.
Freeman E. B. (F. & Co.) s e cor Pratt and
Eutaw
Gillman Geo. H. agent Fairbanks' scales,
246 w Baltimore, dw 622 w Lombard
Gottman Moses, clothier, 122 Barre
Habighorst Chas. P. (Paul Pferdner & Co.)
38 e Fayette
XVI
ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS, ALTERATIONS, AC.
Hadel Albert K. clerk, 17 n High
Hadel Chas. F. clerk 67 e Fayette
Harrison Geo, L. real estate broker, 29 St,
Paul, dw Lanvale nr Garden
Hoffman Henry, lager beer agent, 72 s
High
Ing Edward, sr. collector, 33 Fawn
Johns Joseph, jr. groceries and provisions,
152 s Broadway, dw 38 e Fayette
Johnson E. Dorsey, manufacturer of steam
refined candies, n e cor Light and Pratt,
dw 173 n Calvert.— [See p. 62 Advertise-
ments.^
Jones John P. P. property agent, 4 n Cal-
houn
Joseph I. jeweler, over 146 w Baltimore, dw
14 Watson
KEMP THOS. «&. CO. wholesale grocers,
291^ Cheapside
Kemp Thomas, (Thos. K. & Co.) 189 Gar-
den
Keyser John P. cashier American ofiice, 73
Granby
Kimberly Wm. H. (K. & Bros.) 31 n Cal-
houn
Kleppish Bros, cutlery and hardware, 26 s
Charles
Klinefelter 0. H. bag manufacturer, s w cor
Pratt and South, dw 45 Gough
Kloman & Cary, coal oil refiners, cor Stock-
holm and Sharp. — [See page 68 Advertise-
ments.']
Kloman Louis, (K. & Gary,) 9 s Gay
Lantz Oliver F. (Saral. Elder «fe Co.) 148
Mulberry
Littig Caleb, collector, 81 n Eutaw
Littig Mrs. Caleb, boarding, 81 n Eutaw
Love Joseph K. agent Poor Association, 173
Lee
Mark John L. hatter, over 33 n Eutaw
Martinet Simon J. civil engineer and map
publisher, 6 South, dw Harford road nr
1st tollgate
Miles Abraham S. (M. & Windsor,) n w
cor Lombard and Albemarle
Miles & Windsor, photographists, over 205
w Baltimore, and grocers, cor of Lombard
and Albemarle
Morse & Martin, cigars, tobacco, &c. 20 8
Charles
MURDOCH WM. F. notary public, 54 s
Gay, Commercial building, dw 30 Pleasant
Nicholson Charles G, (J. J. N. & Sons) Bal-
timore CO
Oudesluys Charles L. iron and metal mercht.
157 s Gay, dw 223 n Eutaw
POULTNEY BENJAMIN, insurance agent,
16 Second, dw 43 Lexington. — [See jtage 65
Advertisements.]
QUINN PATRICK M. liquors, s e cor HiUen
and High, dw 157 e M.adison. — [Seep. 67
Advertisements.]
Richardson J. A. & Co. coal oil and wagon
grease, 3 s Calvert
Richardson J. A. (J. A. R. & Co.) 291 n
Caroline
Ridgely Mrs. E. F. 240 e Biddle.
Ridgely R. H. L. bailiff Court of Common
Pleas, 240 e Biddle
Robinson D. W. clothier, 84 Centre Market
space
Rogers Joseph (Baker, Bros. & Co.) Eutaw
House
Row & Landower, clothiers, 62 w Pratt
Simpson Rev. T. W. chaplain U. S. A. 6 Mc-
CuUoh
Smith & Atkinson, s w cor Eutaw and Ostend
Smith Robert M., Baltimore coal oil works, s
w cor Eutaw and Ostend, dw 220 Hoffman
Sprigg Wm. judge Appeal Tax Court, dw 552
Lexington
Templeman R. W. Sf Co. commission brok-
ers, 48 Lexington, up stairs
Templeman R. W. (R. W. T. & Co.) 168
Garden
VAN BIBBER DR. W. C. 47 Franklin
Walker John, druggist, 39 s Charles, dw 100
Hanover
WELLS JOHN & SONS, machinists, Kerr's
wharf
Wilkinson J. civil engineer, rural architect
and landscape gardener, 397 w Fayette
fff^p Vv^ W-2>H puiii^
BALTIMOEE
CITY DIRECTORY,
EisrnDiisro ite^^i^ 1864,
ABBREVIATIONS
iC^ji. north ; s. south ; e. east ; w. west ; st. street ; cf. court ; av. avenue ; al. alley; Za.lane :
dw. dwelling ; L. P. Locust Point ; cor. corner ; F. P. Fells Point ; F. H. Federal Hill.
M)te : The names appearing in CAPITAL LETTERS are subscribers.
AAR
ABE
Aarons Aaron, clerk, 7 n Exeter
Aaron Mrs. Betsey, rag dealer, 44 Columbia
Aaron Charles F. soldier, 216 Montgomery
Aaron Dorothea K. 216 Montgomery
Aaron George W. gunsmith, 143 s Regester
Aaron Lewis, soldier, 44 Columbia
Aaron Marcellus, pilot, 216 Montgomery
Aaron Mark, soldier, 258 Light
Aaron Samuel J. shipcarpenter, 216 Mont-
gomery
Abandschan Gregory , tailor, 200 Montgomery
Abandshine Andrew, barber, 164 s Bond
Abbes Ferdinand, 13 Spring ct
Abbes constable, 163 Chesnut
Abbes Mrs. Sarah C. 163 Chesnut
Abbes Thomas H. property agt, 26 Stirling
Abbett Thomas M. treas. Susq. Canal Co. 13
Lexington, dw 25 Hollins
Abbott Alex, clerk, 65 s Caroline
Abbott Edson A. book-keeper, 113 s High
ABBOTT EDWIN A. steam flour mill, City
block, next to drawbridge, dw 113 s High
Abbott Elizabeth, 56 n Liberty
Abbott George, cooper, 65 s Caroline
Abbott Geo. T. puddler, 45 Burke
Abbot Wm L. printer. 147 n Eden
ABBOTT HORACE & SON, Canton rolling
mill, Hudson st. Canton
Abbott Horace (H. A. & Son) 67 e Pratt
Abbott James F. oysters, 71 s Caroline
Abbott James L. carpenter, 10 Gold ct
Abbott James, carpenter, 6 Gold ct
Abbott James M. boiler maker, 236 s High
Abbott Capt. John C. mariner, 356 Light
Abbott Noah, cabinet maker, 132 Cross
Abbott Samuel, laborer, 193 Montgomery
Abbott Samuel, 25 Hollins
Abbott Thomas M. 25 Hollins
Abbott "Wm. tobacconist, 238 s Broadway
Abbott Wm. junk dealer, 120 William
Abbott Wm H. clerk, 238 s Broadway
Abbott Wm. H. carter, 234 s Eutaw
Abel Mrs. Dorothea, 351 e Lombard
Abel John, 353 e Lombard
Abel John, baker, 103 Lee
Abel John, laborer, 418 Canton av
Abeline Elizabeth, tailoress, 75 Hill
Abell A. S. (A. S, A & Co) 85 Saratoga
Abell A. S. & Co. publishers Baltimore Sun,
s e cor Baltimore and South
Abell Christian, veal butcher, n Amity.
Abell Christian, butcher, 177 Penna av
Abell Christopher C. (C. C. & Franklin M.
A.) 177 Penna av
Abell Christopher C. & Franklin, butchers, 47
Centre, 32 Lexington, and 24 Richmond
markets.
Abell Franklin M. (Christopher C. & F. M.
A.) 177 Penna av
Abell William, tailor, 33 s Poppleton
Abendgine Andreas, laborer, 88 s Regester
Abendschan Ambrose, shoemaker, 74 Leaden-
hall
Abendschan Clement, carpet weaver, 232 s
Charles
Abendschan Joseph, paver, rear of 201 Mont-
gomery
Abendschan Rudolph, laborer, rear of 201
Montgomery
Abendschein John, porter, 14 Bevan
Abercrombie David, clerk, 78 Chew
Abercrombie Thomas, hoop skirt manufac-
turer, 66 Oamden
Aberle George, cooper, 250 Aliceanna
J. HENHY GUE^SK, Commission Merchant, for the sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
2
ABE
18
ADA
Aberle Mathias, gardener, Franklin above
Gilmor
Abey George W. clerk, 363 e Baltimore
ABEY JOSEPH, fish dealer, 326 William,
near Fort av
Abey Joseph C. mariner, 326 William
Abey Joseph W. clerk, 363 e Baltimore
Abey Michael H. caulker, 69 Cross
Abey Samuel, bricklayer, 326 William
Abey Wm. H. grocery, 369 Light
Abhon Charles, trunk-box maker, 90 s How-
ard
Able Mrs. Henry, 93 n Fremont
Abraames Bro. St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Aborn Emily, 168 n Central av
Abraham Barnett, cigar maker, 179 e Madison
Abraham Samuel, baker, 242 e Eager
Abrahams & Ashcraft, ship builders, s e cor-
ner Wolfe and Thames
Abrahams Mrs. Eliza, 100 n Eden
Abrahams John J. (A. & Ashcraft) 283 e
Baltimore
Abrahams John J. ship builder, and proprietor
Screw dock, Thames, foot of Caroline, of-
fice 58 Philpot
Abrahams Mary Ann, 96 s Caroline
Abrahams Woodward, (T. J. Cochran & Co.
22 s Broadway
Abrahams Wm. H. ship carpenter, 47 s Broad-
way
Abrams Alexander J. marble cutter, Green-
mount av. opposite Cemetery
Abrams Washington, clerk, 277 Canton av
Abt John, shoemaker, 199 s Broadway
ABriJN JOHN, grocer, corner Thames and
PhiliiOt
Aburii Sophia, 344 s Bond
Aburn Wm. R. ship carpenter, 61 Block
Academy of the Immaculate Conception, ad-
joining St. Peter's church cor Hollins and
Poppleton
Academy of Visitation, n w cor Centre and
Park
Acheise Frederick, carpenter, 30 Canton av
Achenback John, plasterer, 3 Walsh
Achenback Henry, butcher, 332 Penna av
Achey Chas. F. (F. A. & Son) 132 German
Achey Frederick & Son, curriers, 22 s Liberty
Achey Frederick, (F. A. & Son) 129 German
Ackerman Bernhardt, tailor, 21 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Ackerman Charles C. watchmaker, 49 Lex-
ington
Ackerman Mrs. Dena, 11 Warren
Ackerman George, sawyer, 103 s Chapel
Ackerman Henry, laborer, 88 Albemarle
Ackerman John, pump maker, 62 Walnut al
Ackerman Nicholas, cutter, 81s Chapel
Ackler George, shoemaker, 148 Camden
Ackler Jacob D. boot and shoemaker, 148
Camden
Acomlj John W. basket maker, 847 w Pratt
Acomb Joseph, basket maker, 121 Franklin
ACOMB WILLIAM, brooms, baskets, and
woodenware dealer, 121 Franklin, dw 130
Adair Henry H. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 76 Sara-
toga
Adair John, machinist, 86 Preston
Adair Catharine, 121 s Castle al
Adair Mecarius, laborer, 87 s Chapel
Adam George, laborer, 209 Albemarle
Adam Henry, piano maker, 194 w Fayette
Adam Henry, currier, 119 McElderry
Adam John W. wheelwright, 61 Hampstead
Adams Adam, locksmith, 459 e Baltimore
Adams Adelaide L. 86 n Charles
Adams Albert, shoemaker, 96 Ross
Adams Ann E. matron hospital, 5 Armistead
la
Adams Ann H. tailoress, 386 Hanover
Adams Mrs. Anna M. 192 Saratoga
Adams Benj. F. hatter, Warner near West
Adams Benjamin F. Jr, ship carpenter, 90
Warren
Adams Catherine, tailoress, 85 Bank
Adams Charles, shoemaker, 44 Low
Adams Charles T. clerk, Brown's hotel. High
Adams Charles, machinist, 274 n Eutaw
Adams Charles, laborer, 9 Armistead la
Adams Charles H., U. S. N., 386 w Eager
Adams & Davidson, grocers and commission
merchants, 7 Commerce
Adams Edward, grocer, 226 Hollins
Adams Edward, blacksmith, 51 n Exeter
Adams Mrs. Elizabeth M. boarding, 55 Lex-
ington
Adams Eliza, teacher, 98 w Monument
ADAMS EMELIUS, coal yard, s w corner
Caroline and Dock, dw 14 Jackson square
ADAMS EXPRESS CO, 164 w Baltimore,
depot 227 and 229 s Howard, Samuel M.
Shoemaker, resident partner [See advertise-
ment front cover.]
Adams Fredk, cabinet maker, 21 Som.erset
Adams Geo. C. silversmith, 173 Raborg
Adams George, laborer, Aliceanna near Caro-
line
Adams Geo. W. boatman, 140 Hamburg
Adams Geo. W. bricklayer, 350 Cross
Adams Mrs. Elizabeth, 186 German
Adams Ellen, seamstress, 186 German
Adams Rev. Geo. F. Gilmor, w of Mulberry
Adams George W. engineer, 138 William
Adams Henry, shoemaker, 186 George
Adams Henry, piano maker, 194 w Fayette
Adams H. (H. & J. F. A.) 52 Columbia
Adams H. & J. F. carpenters. Elbow lane
rear of 52 Columbia
Adams James C. (J. C. A. & Son,) Howard
CO
Adams James C. jr, (James C. & Son,) How-
ard CO
Adams Jacob H. bricklayer, 10 Pear al
Adams James L. 386 w Eager
ADAMS JAMES C. & SON, beef and pork
packers andlprovision inspectors, 40 Second
Adams James M. salesman, cor St. Paul and
Saratoga
Adams James L. bricklayer, 251 e Lombard
Adams James McG. clerk, 124 n Fremont
Adams James, jr, mariner, 251 e Lombard
Adams James, furniture wagoner, 130 Mulli-
kin
Adams James F. chief engineer U. S. N. 192
Saratoga
Adams John A. clerk, 180 w Baltimore
Adams John A. clerk, 164 w Lombard
Adams Capt John E. 100 n Bond
Adams John F. (H. & J. F. A.) 222 Conway
Adams John Q. (Carroll, A. & Neer,) 59 Lee
Adams John H. (Milbourne, A. & McGee)
65 William
Adams John, mariner. 6 Armistead la
Adams John K. carpenter, 247 w Fayette
Adams John B. (A. & Davidson,) 144 Haii-
G£10. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufecturera of Roofs and Roofing Materials, HI Smitli'*
Wliarf. C. HART SBIITH, Agent.
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ADAMS JOHN T. clerk City Circuit Court,
dw York road
Adams John T. clerk, office Circuit Court, dw
York road
Adams Joseph, laborer, 9 Abbott
Adams Joseph, letter carrier, 184 Chesnut
Adams Joseph S. carpenter, 229 Ross, dw 210
Biddle
Adams Joseph, plasterer, 135 Welcome al
Adams John,governt teamster 25 Ringgold al
Adams Joshua, gas inspector, 128 Chew
Adams Lewis B. blacksmith, 12 Church
Adams Mrs. Mary A. dressmaker, 25 Ringgold
al
Adams Mrs. Mary E. 139 McCulloh
Adams Mary M. dressmaker, 173 n Fremont
Adams Mary, 98 w Monument
Adams Orson, clerk in office circuit court, 268
e Baltimore
Adams Patrick, carter, 7 Bank
Adams Richard, 163 G. Hughes
Adams Robert, sailor, 110 n Bond
Adams Samuel B. foundryman, 118 Hughes
Adams Samuel T. (Willis & A.) 97 s Sharp
Adams Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 20
e Pratt
Adams Sarah, dressmaker, 173 n Fremont
Adams Samuel S. mariner, 6 Walker
Adams Thomas, fireman, 126 L. Greene
Adams Thomas P. mariner. West near Wil-
liam
ADAMS T. W. machine sewing and gents'
furnishing goods, 171 w Baltimore
Adams Thomas, watchmaker, 65 McHenry
Adams Wm. mariner, 18 Armistead la
Adams Wm. (Fclber & A.) 2 n Broadway
Adams William, watchman, 49 Milliman
Adams William H. pilot, 135 Gough
Addis John, engraver, 240 u Eden
Addison Catharine A. 250 Lexington
Addison Frank R. clerk, 54 Conway
Addison George C. 54 Conway
Addison George M. deputy sheriff, 251 Mul-
berry
Addison John D. 124 s Paca
Addison John W. machinist, 47 s Poppleton
Addison John A. clerk, 75 William
Addison Samuel L. printer, 75 William
Addison Samuel S. shoe store, 230 w Pratt,
dw McMechin near John
Addison Mrs. Sally D. 154 Lee
Addison Samuel, 154 Lee
Addison Theodore, engineer, 54 s Poppleton
Addison Virginia E. teacher, 154 Lee
Addison William, carpenter, 75 William
Addison William Meade, attorney, 29 Lex-
ington, dw Annapolis Junction
Addison Wm. W. shoe cutter, McMechin
near Garden
Adelman Charles, cooper, 17 n Spring
Ader Michael, carpenter, 198 s Chapel
Adkins Charles, 227 w Biddle
ADKISSON & CO. sailmakers, s w corner
Light-st. wharf and Camden
Adkisson Wm. H. (A. & Co.) 210 Franklin
Adkisson Dr. Wm. H. H. apothecary, n e
cor Eutaw and Saratoga, dw s e cor Pine
and Franklin
Adkisson Wm. (A. & Co.) 210 Franklin
Adleman Michael, shoemaker, Aliceanna
near Cannon
Adler Abraham, (Simon Frank & Co.) 50 s
High
Adler Adolph, (Simon Frank & Co.) 50 s
High
Adler Andrew, furn, wagoner, 246 n Caro-
line
Adler Mrs. E. dry goods, 195 s Broadway
Adler Henry, (Simon Frank & Co.) 34 Han-
over
Adler Henry M. furnishing goods, 37 w Bal-
timore, dw 196 s Broadway
Adler Joseph, property agent, 64 s Eden
Adler Julius, dry goods,»over 210 s Broad-
way
Adler Louis H. 160 s Charles
Adler Marcus, 195 s Broadway
Adler Manness, clothier, 618 w Baltimore
Adler Philip, 15 s Liberty
Adler Sophia, 160 s Charles
Adler Thos. hostler, 17 Preston
Adolph Henry, 275 Canton av
Adolph John, 275 Canton av
Adolph Wm. puddler, 137 s Chapel
Adreon C. C, Q. M. U. S. A., 316 Franklin
ADREON & CO. auctioneers and commis-
sion merchants, 22 s Charles
Adreon Elizabeth, 54 Franklin al
Adreon Capt. Harrison, U. S. A., 136 Han-
over
Adreon Henry C. clerk at custom house, 136
Hanover
Adreon John, soldier, 54 Franklin alley
Adreon Pearson, collector and agent, 71 Ra-
borg
Adreon Wm. T. (A. & Co.) 152 Hanover
Adreon Wm. (A. & Co.) 136 Hanover
Adreon Mrs. Winifred, 28 n Liberty
Ady James, variety store, 159 s Sharp
Adt John B. draughtsman, 128 Barre
Aegan Michael, laborer, 6 Ryan
Aemi Diedrich, laborer, Henry near Hughes
Aeman Charles, carver, Harford av. near
city limits
Aenkel Jacob, laborer, 12 Essex
Affelder Max, dry goods, 10 s Charles, dw
310 w Lombard
Affayroux D. 144 Aisquith
Affayroux Francis P. blacksmith, 346 Har-
ford av
Afton John, shoemaker, 234 s Sharp
Agan Ann, 31 King
Agan Eliza, variety store, 17 Pennsylvania av
Agan Francis, laborer, rear of 16 Concord
Agan Martin, laborer, 4 Fall
Agan Martin, laborer, n w cor Valley and
Neighbor
Agan Michael, laborer, 17 Pennsylvania av
Agan Wm. laborer, 9 Bevan
Aged Men's Home, n w cor Lexington and
Calhoun
Aged Women's Home, n w cor Lexington
and Calhoun
Agel Elizabeth, seamstress, 303 s Bond
Agenstaffer Christopher, laborer, 196 Can-
ton av
Agnew Catharine, 195 n Exeter
Agnew Thomas, carpenter, 95 Cathedral
Agnew Thomas A. clerk, 297 w Pratt
Ahern Dennis, laborer, 24 Fawn
Ahem John, laborer, 37 Cambridge
Ahern Jane, tavern, 12 Fish Market space
Ahern Jeremiah, wagoner, 80 Granby
Ahern John, propr. Cecelia Furnace, Canton,
dw 253 n Eutaw
Ahern John, laborer, 294 Raborg
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent " Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 69 Second Street.
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Ahem Peter, bar tender, 12 Fish Market sp
Aherns Wm. shoemaker, 343 e Lombard
Ahl Henry, Hunter al near Reservoir
Ahl Wm. mariner, 35 Barnes
Ahlers Catharine, 409 Canton av
Ahlers John, cigar maker, 181 s Bond
Ahrling H. Henry, tavern, 72 Buchan-
an's wharf
Ahlsleger Wm. bookkeeper, 89 Columbia
Ahmen Michael, laborer, 54 Lancaster
Ahrans Caroline, umbrella maker, 33 e Lom-
bard
Ahren John, brick manuf. 253 n Eutaw
Ahrens Adolph, (Stirling & A.) 201 Garden
Ahrens Ahrend, 26 Eastern av
Ahrens Wm. mariner, 93 Lancaster
Ahring Earnest H. 114'n Central av
Ahrow John, tavern, Gorsuch av near Har-
ford av. Homestead
Ahrow Margaret, Gorsuch av near Harford
av. Homestead
Aickle John, tavern, Greenmount av near
city limits
Aidt Lewis, shoemaker, 60 Ross
Aiken Matthew R. clerk, 272 Saratoga
Aiken Dr. R. E. 272 Saratoga
Aikens Thos. tavern, 31 South
Aikin Dr. Wm. E. A. prof, chemistry Uni-
versity of Md., dw 25 Hamilton
Ailes Henry, expressman, 229 Conway
Ailmeyer Henry, hackman, 184 s Bond
Ailred Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Airey Edward, carter, 170 Orleans
Airey Eliza, 70 Division
Airey Elias, feed, 77 Pennsylvania av
Airey James, butter, 150 Ross
Airey James, wharfinger, office Wolfe near
Fell, dw 30 s Ann
Airey Jerome, shoemaker, 381 Franklin
Airey John B. clerk, 13 Jackson
Airman Wilhelm, baker, 75 Barre
Airing Samuel, furn. wag. 103 Chatsworth
Aisquith Geo. R. clerk, 183 Saratoga
Aisquith St. Methodist Protestant Church, n
e cor Aisquith and Fayette
Aisquith St. Presbyterian Church, cor Ais-
quith and Edward
Aitcheson James, brass founder, 67 North,dw
200 n Eutaw
Aitken Andrew, superintendent Union Read-
ing Rooms, 139 n Gay
Aitken Alex. M. bookkeeper Bank of Balti-
more, dw 174 Garden
Aker August, wood sawyer, 439 w Pratt
Akers Daniel, boiler maker, 16 Henry
Akers Daniel T. boiler maker, 16 Henry
Akers Edwin, dry goods, 138 Lexington
AKERS EDWARD, watchmaker and jew-
eler, 65 3 Charles — [See p. 15 Jldvertisements]
Akers George W. engineer, 179 Hughes
Akers Hannah, 16 Henry
Akers Rezin F. boiler maker, 163 Hamburg
Akers Sarah R. trimming store, 216 w Biddle
Alband Charles, shoemaker, 24 Booth
Albaugh Edward W. huckster, 79 Henrietta
Albaugh Grafton, shoemaker, 124 n Eutaw
Albaugh Henry C. carpenter, 271 w Fayette
Albaugh Hiram, blacksmith, 218 s Charles
Albaugh Jacob, shoemaker, 218 s Charles
Albaugh John, (White & A.) 114 Penna. av
Albaugh John, paver, 4 Walker
Albaugh John, shoemaker, 218 s Charles
Albaugh J. W. shoemaker, 207 Light
Albaugh Wm. A. (Orem & A.) 218 s Charles
Albeicht Fred'k, porter, 21 Centre Market sp
Alberapt Wolfgary, 228 s Paca
Alberdt George, clothing cutter, 164 s Bond
Alberdt John, car driver, 164 s Bond
Alberger Adam, butcher, 89 Mullikin
Albers Frederick, mariner, 208 s Ann
ALBERS DR. HENRY, 237 w Pratt
Albers Henry, brickmaker, 291 Aliceanna
Albers Mary, 291 Aliceanna
Albers Seibert, mariner, 290 s Ann
Albert Anna M. grocery, 72 Mulberry
Albert Attlebard, laborer, 258 e Ekger
Albert August, laborer, 258 s Sharp
Albert August, furn. wag. 72 Mulberry
Albert Augustus, (A. & H. J. A.) 160 Lex-
ington
Albert Augustus J. (A. & Bro.) 75 w Mon-
ument
ALBERT A. & H. J. paper hangers, 26 n
Eutaw
ALBERT & BRO. office, 352 w Baltimore
Albert Casper, 87 Canton av
Albert Daniel, shoemaker, 61 n Frederick
Albert Mrs. Elizabeth, 20 n Amity
Albert Frederick, clerk, 664 Saratoga
Albert George, driver, 10 Minor al
Albert Henry J. (A, & H. J. A.) Baltimore
county
ALBERT MRS. JACOB, 64 n Charles
Albert Jacob, moulder, 84 Leadenhall
Albert John, boot fitter, 57 Bank
Albert John, butcher, 93 Lexington market,
dw Garrison la near Western Cemetery
Albert John, 26 n Eutaw
Albert Joseph S. carpenter, 309 Saratoga
Albert Michael, butcher, 31 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 137 McCulloh
Albert Wm. J. (A. & Bro.) 52 Cathedral
ALBERTI HENRY F. & CO. imps, fancy
goods, 6 and 8 s Liberty
Albertson Isaac, proprietor Mansion House,
61 w Fayette
ALBERTON COTTON MILLS, office 24
German, Jas. S. Gary, president
Albicker Solomon, butcher. Garrison la near
Western Cemetery
Albraht Jacob, cooper, Frederick road near
tollgate
Albrecht Adam, laborer, 99 Hampstead
Albrecht August, porter, 285 s Sharp
Albrecht Fred, cooper, 113 Frederick av
Albrecht Fred'k VV. barber, 147 w Madison
Albrecht Henry, cooper, Frederick road near
tollgate
Albrecht Jacob, cooper, 115 Frederick av
Albrecht William, cabinet maker, 337 s
Sharp
Albright August A. coppersmith, 30 s Schroe-
der
Albright Christian, carver, 337 s Sharp
Albright Charles, shoemaker, Fort av near
Lawrence
Albright Fred'k, brass finisher, 176 Ramsay
Albright Hy. G. coppersmith, 30 sSchroeder
Albright Julius, machinist, 283 n Howard
Albright Jesse, bricklayer, 142 Columbia
Albright Timothy, piano maker, 337 s Sharp
Albright Wm. cabinet maker, 337 s Sharp
Albright Wolfgary, 228 s Paca
Albright Wm. foundryman, 83 Cambridge
Albst , cooper, 217 Eastern av
Alburger John, 154 w Lombard
J. HEJVRY GIGSE, Commiaslon Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, An,
Rogendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's "Wharf.
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Alcock Wm. H. D. bookkeeper, 293 w Biddle
Alcock Wm. E. (Spiller & A.) 34 Pleasant
Alden Amelia, 148 s Washington, F. P.
Alden Mary Ann, 219 e Baltimore
Aldridge & Brewer, dry goods com. march.
5 German
Aldridge Andrew, jr. 124 n Charles
Aldridge Andrew, sr. 124 n Charles
Aldridge Barbara, millinery, 861 w Baltimore
Aldridge Elizabeth, 159 Saratoga
Aldridge Dr. John H. 124 n Charles
Aldridge Mrs. Sarah, nurse, 126 Columbia
Aldridge Wm. fireman B. & 0. R. R. 81
McHenry
Aldwell Margaret, dressmaker, 242 Mulberry
Alecorn Sarah, 227 Ross
Aler Mrs. Anna J. 79 Hollins
Aler Mrs. Ann, 93 Hollins
Aler John, machinist, 530 w Lombard
Aler John F. (A. & Sisselberger) 103 Mul-
berry
Aler John, blacksmith, 82 n Eutaw
Aler John W. clerk, 82 n Eutaw
Aler Reuben J. blacksmith, 82 n Eutaw
Aler Samuel, machinist, 219 s Paca
Aler & Sisselberger, pump makers, 43 n
Paca
Aler Sylvanue R. machinist, 93 Hollins
Aler Washington L. clerk, 103 Mulberry
Alex Wm. H. laborer, 50 s Poppleton
Alexander Benj. R, tailor, 131 Montgomery
Alexander Elijah, fisherman, 163 William
Alexander Capt. Frederick, U. S. A. 272
Lexington
Alexander M. H. dressmaker, cor Charles
and Pleasant
Alexander James, merch. tailor, 9)^ n Eutaw
Alexander Jas. butcher, Aisquith near Har-
ford av
Alexander Julien L n e cor Charles and Lex-
ington, dw 272 Lexington
Alexander John H. civil engineer, 272 Lex-
ington
Alexander Myer, tobacconist, 242 w Pratt
Alexander Mrs. Mary, 171 Hoffman
Alexander Richard, bailift' Criminal Court, 77
s Sharp
ALEXANDER THOMAS S. attorney at
law, n 6 cor Charles and Lexington, dw
232 n Charles
Alexander Thomas S. jr. 232 n Charles
Alexander Thomas H. government employ,
49 Lexington
ALEXANDER WM. attorney, 76 w Fay-
ette, dw 117 e Baltimore
Alexander Wm. treas. George's Creek Coal
and Iron Company, 19 South, dw Howard
house
Alford Frank, tailor, Washington s of Balti-
more
Alford Geo. H. hatter, 37 s Caroline
Alford James E. deputy sheriff, 132 s High
Algie James, paper block maker, 86 n Caroline
Algie Jacob, carpenter, 181 William
Alheit Fredk. shoemaker, 149 e Fayette
Albeit John G. tavern, 33 n Paca
Alheit Wm. shoemaker, 149 e Fayette
Alice Wm. engineer, 112 Hughes
Alician Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Allard Joseph, agricultural implement maker,
18 Warner
Allard John, tailor, 4 Raborg
Allard Col. Thomas B. carpenter, 381 n Gay
Allard Wm. carpenter, 346 n Gay
Allaway George N. clerk, 59 e Baltimore
Allaway Martha, 47 e Baltimore
Allaway Mrs. Sarah, 15 Wyeth
Allbright Jesse P. bricklayer, 132 s Paca
Allbright Timothy, saddler, 19 n Eden
Allderdice John, cabinet maker, 22 n Exeter
Alleis Harman E. fireman, 404 s Charles
Allen Annie C. vest maker, 54 s Republican
Allen Alexander (A. A. & Co.) 202 Aisquith
ALLEN ALEXANDER & CO. furniture, 27
Hanover, and 4 e Lombard, and lumber,
West Falls av
Allen Benjamin, boot-fitter, 209 s Charles
Allen Charles, conductor, 155 Cross
Allen Charles, cooper, 274 n Eutaw
Allen Dallas M. Adams' express, 10 George
Allen Rev. Ethan, D. D., 317 Garden
Allen Mrs. Elizabeth, 595 w Lombard
Allen Elizabeth, 318 e Monument
Allen Geo. S. (Burns & Co.) 223 e Eager
Allen Capt. George, mariner, 414 Saratoga
Allen George W. baker, 77 s Regester
Allen George S. 323 e Eager
Allen Geraldus S. at Adams' Express, dw 152
Division
Allen Henry A. prof, of music, 213 Garden
Allen Henry L. baker, 37 n Caroline
Allen Henry, house carp, and ship joiner, s
Wolfe, near Aliceanna, dw 1 n Ann
Allen Henry, cloak and mantilla manuf. 47 e
Baltimore
Allen Isaac, caulker, 52 Cross
Allen Isaac, watchman, 56 Cross
Allen James, paper carrier, 61 Holland
Allen James I. machinist, 61 s Oregon
Allen James, clerk, 343 n Republican
Allen James W. cooper, 339 w Lombard
Allen John, mariner, 45 Lancaster
Allen John W. blacksmith, 57 Perry
Allen John, machinist, 162 n Fremont
Allen John E. mariner, 26 s Broadway
Allen John, cooper 133 s Greene
Allen John, 241 Gough
Allen John, shoemaker, 300 Aisquith
Allen Joseph, plough maker, 18 Warner
Allen Joseph S. soldier, 98 Lee
Allen Joseph S. house carp. 300 Aisquith
Allen Lawrence, baker, 9 Lewis
Allen Lewis J. engineer U. S. N. 213 Garden
Allen Lewis, 592 w Lombard
Allen Martha, tailoress, 592 w Lombard
Allen Mary J. teacher, 247 e Pratt
Allen Mary, 104 York
Allen Peter, shoemaker, 18 Warner
Allen Priscilla, 2 Greenwillow
Allen Robert J. bricklayer, 49 n Exeter
Allen Robert W. (Saml. P. Thompson & Co.)
66 w Centre
Allen Sarah, 9 Lewis
Allen Solomon, 98 Lee
Allen Thomas F. ship carp. 341 s Sharp
Allen Virginia, teacher, 237 Franklin
Allen William, clerk, 39 s Exeter
Allen William, cigar maker, 343 e Baltimore
ALLEN WILLIAM, restaurant, 8 Light
Allen William, ship carp. 98 Cross
Allen William H. boiler maker, 104 Granby
Allen William, carpenter, 134 n Fremont
Allen William, jr. carpenter, 39 s Exeter
Allen William H. architect and builder, 265 e
Baltimore
Allen William, 52 Walsh
"WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and lafe Insurance Agent nnd Broker. Agent
Benefit liUe Insurance Co., Nevrark, JI. J.," 89 Second Street.
'Mutual
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Allen W. M. exhibition, 3 e Baltimore, dw
38 w Baltimore
Allen William H. shoemaker, 341 s Sharp
Allen Wm. vinegar, 237 Franklin
Allenbaiigh Charles T. plumber, 50 Boyd
Allenbaugh George, plasterer, 6 Parkin
Allenbaugh John O. carpenter, 50 Boyd
Allenbaugh McHenry, shoemaker, 32 Chats-
worth
Allender Mary, 39 n Calvert
ALLERS DIEDRICH A. feed store, 140 s
Eutaw
Allers John A. brick manuf. near Ferry Bar,
dw 532 w Fayette
Alltrs Philip, tavern, 52 Harrison
Alles Philip, 5 Somerset
Allison Mrs. Ann, 666 Lexington
Allison Ann, 65 s Eden
Allison George U., soldier, 393 s Eutaw
Allison James S. deputy warden of jail, 165
Chesnut
Allison James H. 393 s Eutaw
Allison Philip S. clerk, 209 e Pratt
Allison Robert H. clerk, 65 s Eden
Allman J. 0. G. bookkeeper, 75 n Charles
AUman John F. butcher, 18 n Oregon
Allman John, huckster, 408 s Charles
Allnutt Edmund, clerk, 191 Franklin
Allnutt G. R. W. (Gittings, A. & Co.) 209 w
Lombard
Allnutt Thomas A. clerk, 100 Lee
Alls John, shoemaker, 38 Harford av
Alls William, shoemaker, 20 Greenmount av
Allston Association, for the encouragement of
art and literature, 64 Mount Vernon place
Allwell Stephen D. ropemaker, 90 MuUikin
All well Wesley, boatman, 40 Essex
Almack Geo. W. blacksmith, 317 Mulberry
Almdinger Jacob, cabinet maker, 261 e Lom-
bard
Almemenger Jacob , carpet weaver, 261 e Lom-
bard
Almont Catharine, 275 Eastern av
ALNUT JAMES W. president Bank of
Commerce, dw 177 Saratoga
Alrick Christian, shoemaker, 109 West
Alricks Jane, 50 w Madison
Alschwee Wm. boot and shoemaker, 135 w
Lowibard
Alt Caspar, shoemaker, 536 n Baltimore
Alt John, 82 Thames
Alt John, shoemaker, 64 Jasper
Alt John, shoemaker, 118 Eislein
Alt Peter, broom-maker, 108 Orleans
Altevogt Frederick, grocery, n e cor. O'Don-
nell and City av. Canton
Altevogt William, 217 s Ann
Alt Mrs Kate, laundress, 16 Raborg
Altmann Mrs. B. milliner, 154 s Broadway
Altmann Moretz, port monnaie, 154 s Broad-
way
Altman Bertha, millinery, 154 s Broadway
Altman Gertrude, 24 Gough
Altmyer Simon, 147 e Lombard
Alton Lewis, carpenter, 68 s Ann
Altvaier , cooper, 72 s Central av
Alvater Conrad, tailor, s e cor Burke and
Aliceanna
Alvater Charles A. stone cutter, 37 n Front
Alvater Harriet, 67 n Exeter
Alvater John, liquors, 112 Eastern av
Alvater Lewis, shoemaker, 38 McEldcrry
Alvater Mary, 67 n Exeter
Alvater William, carpenter, 46 n Eden
Alvater Wm. F. carpenter, 38 s Exeter
Alvey Mary, 182 e Pratt
Amald Mrs. Frances, tailoress, 70 Jasper
Aman Frederick G. tavern, 53 s Liberty
Aman John, baker, 48 s Wolfe
Amand Andrew, laborer, 79 Johnson
Amand Christopher, laborer, 22 Elizabeth la
Amant Joseph, laborer, 183 s Eden
Ambring Geo. laborer, 7 Calverton road
Ambrose Bro. St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Ambrose Wm. R. painter, 166 Scott
Ambrust John, painter, 114 Henrietta
Ambruster Charles, laborer, 132 McHenry
Ambruster Joseph, 474 w Pratt
Ambulance (U. S.) drivers' eating rooms, 17
w Pratt
Amburg Catharine, tailoress, 228 e Eager
Amelang Augustus, tailor, 2 n Caroline
Amelung Fredk. cigars, 28 Albemarle
Amend Angeline, confectionery, 46 Albemarle
Amend Jacob, morocco dresser, n e cor Albe-
marle and Granby
Amend Mary, midwife, 48 s Central av
Ament John, laborer, 4 Gould la
Ament Mathias, grocer, n e cor Jefferson and
Eden
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. of
Baltimore, office 30 w Second, Jas. L. Arm-
strong, prest
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO. s w cor
Baltimore and South, John P. Mattingly,
manager
Amer Elizabeth, grocery, 114 West
Amer Martin, laborer, 114 West
Ames Catharine, 2 Bath
Ames Emerson, inspector of iron-clads. Divi-
sion near Madison la
Amey Charles H. machinist, 101 Cathedral
AMEY JOSEPH H. restaurant, choice oys-
ters and liquors, 1 n Greene
Amey Samuel R. cooper, 10] Cathedral
Amey Wm. fisherman, 127 Washington, F. H
Amey Wm. J. machinist, 101 Cathedral
Amich Jas. H. wagoner, Ramsay w of Scott
Amich Philip C. cooper, Ramsay w of Scott
Ammer George, currier, 4 Lexington
Ammer Jacob, currier, 55 Buren
AMMIDON & CROMBIE, dealers in kero-
sene oil and lamps, 337 w Baltimore
Ammidon John P. (A. & Crombie) 52 Boyd
Ammond Andrew, shoemaker, 228 s Caroline
Amon John, 46 s Wolfe
Amos Alfred P. clerk, 49 Hanover
Amos Charles, soldier, 16 Liberty al
Amos Dr. Corbin, 145 n Paca
Amos Mrs. Elizabeth, 2 s Broadway
Amos Frederick A. bricklayer, 325 Ross
Amos James H. huckster, 305 n Eutaw
Amos James E. deputy sheriff, 28 Jackson
Amos Jarrett, conductor, 210 Saratoga
Amos Joseph, bricklayer, 24 Preston
Amos Mrs. Lydia, 305 n Eutaw
Amos Mrs. Mary, 3 Mount
Amos Peter, laborer, 81 Chesnut
Amos Rebecca, 187 n High
Amos Wm. Y. restaurant, 504 n Gay
Amoss George R. 230 n Charles
Amrhen Geo. furniture wagoner, 78 Harrison
Amrhein Henry, slftemaker, 283 Franklin
Amrine Elizabeth, 151 n Central av
Amthor Dr. Robert, homeopathist, 181 n Cen-
tral av
6KO. S. PAQK Si BRO., Itlami/nctrart^rs ol Roofs and Roofing MaterlaU, 111 SmltL*s
Wluu* C. HART SJHITH, Agent.
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Amrine John, tailor, 45 French
Ancautz Henry, upholsterer, 27 Jackson
Anderson Adelaide L. 60 n Exeter
Anderson A. civil engineer, 613 w Lombard
Anderson Agnes, seminary, 385 n Gay
Anderson Mrs. Ann, 37 n Amity
ANDERSON BROTHERS, importers hard-
ware, n w cor Light and Pratt
Anderson Andrew, clerk B. &. 0. R. R. 84
Hill
Anderson Alice, 114 s Bond
Anderson , barkeeper, 116 York
Anderson Clifford, Eager e of Charles
Anderson Charles, blacksmith, n e cor Eu-
taw and German, dw 24 n Paca
Anderson David, blacksmith, 102 German
Anderson Edward, carpenter, 54 s Oregon
Anderson Mrs. Eliza, laundress, 156 Hughes
Anderson Elizu'jcth, 470 w Baltimore
Anderson Elizabeth, 170 Garden
Anderson Elizabeth, dressm'r, 109 e Madison
Anderson Geo. W. machinist, 47 Eisiein
Anderson Geo. N. cigar maker, 78 Columbia
Anderson Horace, machinist, 39 n Amity
Anderson Henrietta, dressmaker, 55 Green-
willow
Anderson Henry, 169 Montgomery
Anderson Capt. Isaac J. 118 n Bond
ANDERSON JAMES M. & SON, engra-
vers, over 148 w Baltimore
Anderson James, barber, 42 e Fayette
Anderson James M. (J. M. A. & Son) 183
Loyola Place, n Calvert
ANDERSON JAMES G. leather dealer, 5
Balderston, dw 138 Hanover
Anderson James, hackman, 22 Garden
Anderson James, cooper, 347 s Sharp
Anderson James, ship carpenter, 224 e Pratt
Anderson James, ferryman, 118 Hughes
Anderson James T. (A. Bros.) n w cor Light
and Pratt
Anderson Jeanette, nurse, 65 Forrest
Anderson Jesse N. plasterer, 220 Saratoga
Anderson John W. blacksmith, 239 Columbia
Anderson John, Hibernia house, 23 Thames
e of Bond
Anderson John W. carter, 41 Lee
Anderson John, mariner, 144 William
Anderson Rev. John T. 159 Henrietta
Anderson Joseph, cigar maker, 229 s Bond
Anderson John A. carter, 21 Low
Anderson John W. clerk, 197 Aisquith
Anderson John, mariner, 161 e Lombard
Anderson John, boatman, 306 Eastern av
Anderson Julius H. clerk, 183 n Calvert
Anderson Lemuel T. photographist, 41 Lee
Anderson Leah J. 41 Lee
Anderson Mrs. Mary J. 60 n Exeter
Anderson Mary, tailoress, 54 s Oregon
Anderson Morris, carpenter, 47 Chatsworth
Anderson Nancy, 137 Ensor
Anderson Nancy, 117 s Ann
Anderson Oliver, mariner, 179 s Chester
Anderson Obver, shipsmith, 157 s Washing-
, ton, F. P.
Anderson Richard B. cooper, 92 Hamburg
Anderson Robert S. (J. Edward Bird & Bro.)
29 Pleasant
Anderson Mrs. Robina, 158 Pearl
Anderson Mrs. Sarah, 177 Montgomery
Anderson Stephen, currier, 138 Hanover
Anderson Thomas D. (A. & Bros.) 226 w
Hoffman
Anderson Thomas, restaurant, 152 n Calvert
Anderson Thomas, carpenter, 50 Harford av
Anderson W. S. (James M. A. & Son,) 183
Loyola place, n Calvert
Anderson Wm. brakesman, 662 w Pratt
Anderson Wm. painter, 180 Chesnut;
Anderson Wm. wagoner, 10 Garden
ANDERSON WM. E. furniture dealer, 10
and 12 w Second, dw. 29 s High
Anderson Wm. painter, cor East Falls av and
Stiles
Andei-son Wm. hackman, 10 Garden
Anderson Wm. H. painter, over 4 n Sliarp,
dw 184 Mulberry
Andrae Christian, barber, 348 w Pratt
Andreae Theodore, metallurgist, 189 s Charles
Andre Frederick C. painter, 308 Light
Andre Hannah, grocery, 308 Light
ANDRE Dr. J. RIDGAWAY, 71 Aisquith
Andreas Andrew, laborer, rear 214 Canton av
Andrew C. A. police, 45 s High
Andrew Charles, (C. A. & Co.) 114 s Eden
Andrew Charles & Co. public weighers, 5
Spear's wharf
Andrew James, mariner, 175 e Pratt
Andrews Ann, 442 n Gay
Andrews B. F. & Co. sign painters, over 36
South
Andrews Benj F. (B. F. A. & Co.) 20 Garden
Andrews Charles, gunsmith, 138 s Regester
Andrews David, laborer, 144 McHenry
Andrews Edward, mariner, 5 Fountain
Andrews Mrs. Elizabeth, 74 s Washington,
F.P.
Andrews Elizabeth, dressmaker, 92 n Greene
Andrews E. M. assistant adjutant general
Fort McHenry
ANDREWS LIEUT. E. WATSON, pro-
vost marshal Fort McHenry
Andrews George W. (A. & Thompson) 237 n
Eutaw
Andrews George, laborer, 214 Canton av
Andrews Hanson, 144 McHenry
Andrews Hannah, 237 n Eutaw
Andrews Hercules R. W. 66 Barre
Andrews Isabella, dressmaker, 25 Thompson
Andrews James, waterman, 175 e Pratt
Andrews James, blacksmith, 560 Lexington
Andrews Jane, 237 n Eutaw
Andrews Jane, 405 Saratoga
Andrews John F. soldier, 4 Kaufman al
Andrews John H. police. High n of Granby
Andrews John B. nightman, 149 s Chester
Andrews John, watchman. City Hall
Andrews Mrs. Mary A. 262 e Madison
Andrews Mary J. tailoress, 181 Hanover
Andrews Miranda, tailoress, 403 s Charles
Andrews Samuel, brass moulder, 6 Bolton
Andrews Mrs. R. Snowden, 27 Hamilton
Andrews R. Snowden, architect, 27 Hamilton
Andrews Stephen, cattle, 811 w Baltimore
Andrews Gen. T. P. 48 Mt. Vernon place
Andrews Thomas, gunsmith, 239 s Ann
Andrews Wm. carter, 59 Greenwillow
ANDREWS & THOMPSON, druggists and
chemists 5 w Baltimore
Andrews Wm. shoemaker, 272 w Pratt
Andrews Wm. soldier, 478 w Lombard
Andrews Wm. A. painter, 3 Brune
Angel John T. stone cutter, 64 French
Angel Martin, laborer, 183 Eastern av
Angelmier Catherine, grocer, 537 Saratoga
Angelmier Mathias, butcher, 537 Saratoga
a. HENRY GIES£, Commiaslon Mercbiant, for the sole of Flour, Oralu, Seeds, 6iG.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Pla«t«r constantly on hand, HI Spear'a MVluaC
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Angermeyer John, lithographer, s w corner
Mosher and Fremont
Angst Martin, laborer, 183 Eastern av
Anitz Michael, laborer, 181 s Bethel
Anker Francis, barber, 261 Aisquith
Ankerbrand George, shoemaker, 754 Eastern
av
Annan John, laborer, 9 Spruce al
Annan Dr. Samuel, 34 McCulloh
Annen Henry, porter, 491 Belair av
Annen John, paver, 491 Belair av
Anschutz Faltin, blacksmith, 49 Albemarle
Ameich John, shoemaker, 81 Mulberry
Anson George, carpenter, 42 Somerset
Anthony Ellen, 27 Orchard
Anthony G. W. edge tool grnider, 205 e Lom-
bard
Anthony Henry, carpenter, 32 s Bond
Anthony Henry A. clerk, 27 Orchard
Anthony John, puddler, 190 s Ann
Anthony Mary, 27 Orchard
Anthony Robert E. bookkeeper, 186 Lee
Anthony Wm. carpenter, 18 Somerset
Anton Adam, laborer, 219 s Wolfe
Anton Henry, tailor, 216 e Eager
Antonius Geo. laborer, Vincent near Baltimore
Anzman Anthony, clerk, 173 German
Anzman Joseph A. harness, 24 Josephine
Anzman Joseph, shoemaker, 173 German
Appel Adolph, tailor, 26 s Broadway
Appel Caspar, boot fitter, 139 Henrietta
Appel Christian, cabinet maker, n e cor Fay-
ette and Pearl
Appel Conrad, mariner, 171 s Wolfe
Appel Conrad, tailor, 123 s Broadway
Appel Edward, tailor, 121 s Chapel
Appel Frederick, mariner, 250 s Durham
Appel Frederick, grocery and lager beer, s w
cor Eastern av and Bond
Appel George, laborer, 177 Aliceanna
Appel George, butcher, 33 Hanover market,
dw Beltzhoover la
Appel Heinrich, laborer, 65 President
Appel Henry, shoemaker, 229 s Paca
Appel John, tailor, 83 s Regester
Appel John, tailor, 15 Spruce al
Appel J. Wm. paper carrier, 16 e Lombard
Appel John, shoemaker, rear 73 Hanover
Appel Mrs. Margaretta, n e cor Fayette and
Pearl
Appel Nicholas, tailor, 62 s Caroline
Appell Louisa S. Philadelphia road, near city
limits
Appell Wm. tailor, 29 s Bond
Appey Wm. wagoner, 706 Penna av
Apple John, fireman, 171 s Wolfe
Apple John, shoemaker, 120 Conway
Apple M. tailor, 66 Mullikin
Appleby Ann, 216 n Eden
Appleby George R. printer, 31 e Lombard
Appleby Thomas J. mariner. Reservoir al
APPLEGARTH ALEXANDER, commis-
sion merchant, 1 Bowly's wharf, dw 153
Saratoga
Applegarth & Co. railway, foot of Cross
Applegarth Elizabeth, 102 Hill
Applegarth James, stone mason, 43 Centre
Market Space
Applegarth John A. & Co.grocers,ship chand-
lers and commission merchants, 109 Smith's
whf
Applegarth Capt. John A. (J. A. A. & Co.)
42 Aisquith
Applegarth Capt. Lawson J. (A. & Co.) 305
e Pratt
Applegarth Nathaniel, 48 Fawn
Applegarth Nathaniel J. ship broker, over 1
Bowly's whf, dw 153 Saratoga
Applegarth Robert, shoemaker, 351 s Sharp
Applegarth Robert, cigar maker, 285 Hanover
Applegarth Robert, shoemaker, 159 Hamburg
Applegarth Rufus W. clerk, 153 Saratoga
APPLEGARTH CAPT WM. & SON, ship
brokers and commission merchants, 37 w
Pratt, cor. Buchanan's whf
Applegarth Capt. Wm. (Capt. W. A. & Son,)
109 s High
Applegarth Wm. mate, 172 Gough
Appleman N. R. A. huckster, 151 Ensor
Appier Charles, wheelwright, 235 Forrest
Appier Elizabeth, seamstress, 131 Raborg
Appier Jacob, barrel dealer, 104 s Howard
Appier Orlando M. paper hanger, 608 w Bal-
timore
Appier Thomas H. clerk, 131 Raborg
Appleton William S stock broker, 34)^ w
Second, dw 52 w Madison
Appold Andrew, bark mills, s e cor. Caroline
and McElderry, dw Baltimore Co.
APPOLD GEORGE & SONS, hide and leath-
er dealers, store 8 and 10 Water, tannery
North near Madison
Appold Geo. J. (Geo. A. & Sons,) Belair av
near Baltimore Cemetery
Appold Samuel, (Geo. A. & Sons) 214 n Cal-
vert
Appold Samuel, engineer U. S. N. 112 n Bond
APPOLD THEODORE R. commission mer-
chant, over 5 Water, dw 174 n Eutaw
Apy Jacob, carter, 248 Franklin
Arb John, laborer, 342 Light
ARBEITER HALL, and Working Men's
Union, 5 s Frederick, Wm. Gruss, president
Arbin Henry J. butcher, 82 Centre and 25
Belair markets, dw York road. Bait. Co.
Archer Mrs. Ann, 47 McCulloh
Archer Catharine E. 145 Park
Archer Samuel, clerk, 133 e Lombard
Ardin D. ladies' shoemaker, 36 n Charles,
dw 314 n Eutaw
Ardin John F. shoemaker, 6 East
Ardin Mary, 73 Walsh
Arens Henry, (Von Kapfl'& A.) 113 Park
Argue Henry, laborer, 40 French
Arholdt Geo. laborer, Fremont near Penna av
Aring Jesse, furniture wagoner, 74 Ross
Arlode John, cooper, 128 s Caroline
Armacoast Jas. M. bricklayer, 348 e Fayette
Armacoast Priscilla, grocery, 23 Lewis
Armacoast Rachel, boarding, 138 Preston
Armager Jesse, sr., turnkey police station,
186"Hanover
Armager Jesse, jr., clerk at penitentiary, 186
Hanover
Armager John L. hatter, 38 Granby
Armatage Mrs. Rebecca, 22 n Oregon •
Armbrust John, file maker, 87 n Front
Armbruster C. F. bar tender, 866 w Baltimore
Armbruster John, gunsmith, 15 Baker ct
Armclung August, baker, 86 Pearl
Armcndt John E. gunsmith, 262 s Broadway
Armiger Benjamin, cooper, 59 Holland
Armiger Benjamin, 55 Chew
Armiger Eli, printer, 101 c Fayette
Armiger George D. soldier, 59 Holknd
Armiger James B. printer, 59 Holland
GEO. S. PAGK & BRO., MtmuTncturers of Roofs nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smltll'S
Wharf. C. HART SJJUTH, Agent.
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Arraiger John F, soldier, 59 Holland
Armigei' Joseph, clerk, 88 n Exeter
Armiger J. R. watchmaker, 88 n Exeter
Armiger Joseph, comb maker, 188 n Caroline
Armiger Joseph carpenter,J.88 n Caroline _
Armiger Joshua E. carpenfer, 250 n Caroline
Armiger Richard, carpenter, over 87 Harrison,
dw 55 Chew
Armiger Richard, wooden ware dealer, 87
Harrison, dw 55 Chew
Armistead Anderson H. 11 Waverley Terrace
Armistead C. Hughes, (A., Riggs & Co.) 103
w Monument
Armistead, Riggs & Co. tobacco agents, 39 s
Gay
Armitage Dr. James, 193 w Fayette
Armitage Robt., carpenter, Fayette nr Wolfe
Armitage Mrs. Wm. H. 72 Columbia
Armon John, brewer, 37 s "Wolfe
Armor Elizabeth, seamstress, 133 w Madison
Armor George F., Q. M, 3d Md. regiment,
376 w Fayette
Armor Gotleib , laborer, 43 Eastern av
Armor G. Jos. painter, 86 n Greene
Armor Mary M. 376 w Fayette
Armor Mrs. Rachel S. 86 n Greene
Armory City Guards, over 7 Patterson build-
ing, n e cor. Baltimore and Gay
Armstrong Andrew, coach trimmer, 67 s
Washington, F. P.
Armstrong Andrew, 341 e Baltimore
Armstrong Benjamin H. machinist, 152 n
Bond
ARMSTRONG & BERRY, publishers, book-
sellers, book binders, 156 w Baltimore
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO. silk and
millinery goods dealers, 237 w Baltimore
Armstrong & Craig, saddle and harness ma-
kers, s w cor. Park and Fayette
Armstrong Daniel, carpenter, 477 Franklin
ARMSTRONG & DENNY, furniture manu-
facturers, s e cor. Light and Montgomery
Armstrong Eliza, 329 w Fayette
Armstrong Ethelinda, 307 Cross
Armstrong Henry, clerk, 332 w Fayette
Armstrong Hosea, grocer, cor. Clinton and
Boston
Armstrong H. L. 46 w Monument
Armstrong James, carpenter, 227 s Paca
AKMSTRONG JAMES & CO. Soap
and Candle Manufacturers, keep
constantly on hand a large assort-
ment of Soap and Candles of the
best quality, manufactured at their
Factory, Concord street, between
Lombard and Pratt
Armstrong James H. tavern, 330 s Bond
Armstrong James L. president American Fire
Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 30 Second, dw
52 n Greene
Armstrong Jas. S. letter carrier, 250 e Monu-
ment
Armstrong Jas. W. painter, 135 Montgomery
Armstrong John H. book-keeper, 96 Light st
wharf
Armstrong John, 134 s Sharp
Armstrong John A. attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw
19 Cathedral
Armstrong Josephine, school, e Lombard, dw
228 e Pratt
Armstrong Kate, 87 Stiles .
Armstrong Margaret, huckstress, 8 Hawk
Armstrong Mrs. Mary E. 55 McCulloh
Armstrong Mrs. Mary, 149 w Hoffman
ARMSTRONG & MILLER, Provi-
sion and Produce Commission
Merchants, No, 4 Commerce st.
Armstrong R. Dorsey, (A. &, Miller) 307
Madison av
Armstrong Robert W. clerk, 73 n Paca
Armstrong Samuel S. pi-inter, 52 n Greene
Armstrong Thos. (A. & Craig) 366 w Fayette
Armstrong Thomas, (A., Cator & Co.) 73 n
Paca
Armstrong Thomas G. clerk, 134 s Sharp
Armstrong Thomas, boiler maker, 17 Armis-
tead la
Armstrong Thomas, (James A. & Co.) Eu-
taw House
Armstrong Thomas, (Chas. & Jas. Webb &
Co.) Eutaw House
Armstrong Victor C. clerk, 46 w Monument
Armstrong Wm. (A. & Denny,) n e cor Frank-
lin and Oregon
Armstrong Wm. undertaker, cor Light and
Montgomery, dw 477 Franklin
Armstrong Wm. F. wagoner, 108 Mullikin
Armstrong Wm. clerk, 52 n Greene
Armsworthy Benj. blacksmith, 77 n Caroline
Arndt Carlos, nail maker, 254 s Sharp
Arndt Jacob, basket maker, 1 Biddle al
Arnett Levi, shoemaker, 361 n Gay
Arnett Wm. H. clerk, 5 McElderry
Arnold Dr. Abraham B. 7 s High
Arnold Adam, machinist, 120 Conway
Arnold Charles H. Falls road near tollgate
Arnold Conrad, blacksmith, 960 w Baltimore
Arnold Davis Z. carter, 353 Columbia
Arnold Francis, surgical instrument maker,
15 s Sharp, dw 343 w Lombard
ARNOLD GEORGE W. baker, 120 w Fay-
ette and 94 n Howard, dw 120 w Fayette
Arnold George, laborer, 65 s Frederick
Arnold Henry, confectioner, 960 w Baltimore
Arnold Henry, bricklayer, 297 Columbia
Arnold Isaac, 36 Holland
Arnold Jacob, car driver, 357 Columbia
Arnold James, police, 25 McHenry
Arnold John, bookkeeper, 5 s Calvert
Arnold John, grocer, 78 Hillen
Arnold Nicholas, tailor, 71 Bank
Arnold Peter, restaurant, 137 Columbia
Arnold Richard (J. cabinet mfiker, 96 Raborg
Arnold Wm. J. ship joiner, 264 e Madison
Arnold Wm. J. clerk N. C. R. Franklin House
Arnold Walter J. clerk N. C. R. Calvert
Station
Arnold Mrs. Sarah, 497 w Lombard
Arnreich John, shoemaker, 162 Saratoga, dw
cor Mulberry and State
Aro John W. wagoner, 113 West
Aro Lewis, huckster, 113 West
Aro Wm. M. wagoner, 113 West
Arold John, second hand goods, 660 w Bal-
timore.
Arold John, shoemaker, 12 Dewberry al
Arscott Mrs Ann, tailoress, 183 Hughes
Arscott Elizabeth, tailoress, 183 Hughes
\irBH. p. WEBS, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., STewarlc, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Artaud Dr. Theodore, Biiltimore near Wolfe
Arthur Anthony, hostler No. 2 city fire de-
partment, 132 s Howard
Arthur Bridget, 81 Booth
Arthur Charles, bill poster, 25 Valley
Arthur David, butter dealer, 171 e Madison
Arthur Henry, baker, 53 n Eutaw and 32
Camden, dw 53 n Eutaw
Arthur Hugh, millwright, 371 Saratoga
Arthur James, saddler, 369 Saratoga
Arthur J. Fleming, teacher, Lexington near
Mount
Arthur John, laborer, 10 Pear al
Arthur Mary, 11 Valley
Arthur Patrick, hod carrier, 111 s Castle al
Arthur Robt., dentist, 139 Washington place
Arthur Thomas, coach painter, 11 Valley
Arthur Capt. Samuel C, U. S. A. 7 Columbia
Arthur Wm. W. hatter, 1 w Baltimore
Arthur Wm. C. agent City Pass. R. R. Bal-
timore near Fulton, dw Lexington near
Mount
Arven James, laborer, 33 Eastern av
Arvey James Napoleon, laborer, 102 s Chapel
Arzt Henry, shoemaker, 100 Lancaster
Asbeck Louis, caterer Germania Club House,
165 w Lombord
ASCH BERG GUSTAVUS A. veterinary
surgeon, 41 Pennsylvania av
Aschung Geo. laborer, 7 Slemmer al
Ash Mrs. Arabella, 70 n Ann
Ash Charles J. harness maker, 50 e Lombard
Ash Mrs. Elizabeth, 50 e Lombard
Ash George F. (A. & Russell,) 44 Jackson
ASH GEORGE T. ship chandlery and iunk
store, 128 Dugan's whf. dw 93 n Bond
Ash Mrs. Isabella, 299 s Paca
Ash James, laborer, 14 n Amity
Ash James F. iron railings, 141 s Bond
Ash Louis, (M. Gutman & Co.) 162 s Sharp
Ash Michael, clerk, 176 Hanover
Ash Mrs. Patty, 256 Chew
Afsh & Russell, druggists and chemists, n w
cor Orleans and Caroline
Ash Thomas P. painter, 108 s Fremont
Ashburn Mrs. Louisa, 15 Warner
Ashburner Chas. H. supt. Abbott's rolling
mill, 52 Spring row
Ashburner Benjamin S. clerk, 33 Pine
Ashcom John L. pilot, 103 s Washington, F.P.
Ashcraft Robert (Abrahams & A.) 54 s
Broadway
Ashcroft Wells, ship joiner. 111 s Ann
Ashenbruker A. shoemaker, 215 Light
Ashley Chas. C. (Harman Duker & Co.) 49
Hanover
Ashley Chas. C. (Wm. H. Shewbrook & C.
C. A.) 49 Hanover
Ashley Wm box maker, 49 Hanover
Ashman Alfred, stone cutter, 27 Pearl
Ashman Alfred A. stone cutter, 27 Pearl
Ashton Eliza, dressmaker, 182 Ensor
Ashton Fanny, 5 Edward
Ashton John, assistant assessor, 185 n Eutavir
Ashton John M. confectioner, 277 w Fayette
Ashton Joseph, engineer, 49 Fawn
Ashton Josephine, actress, 197 n Exeter
Ashton Marrous, grocer, 90 Franklin
Ashton Thomas, 277 w Fayette
Ashton Walter, printer, 90 Franklin
Ashweg Mns. Geo. 30 Slemmer al
Asker Thomas B. engineer, 119 n Eutaw
Askew Charles, carpenter, 13 Brune
I Askew Edwin, of Custom House, 61 w Biddle
Askew Jehu B. storekeeper, U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, 51 s Ann
Askew John, engineer, 112 s Caroline
Askew Mrs. Susan, 61 w Biddle
Askew Wm. H. Machinist, 61 w Biddle
Askey James, cabinet maker, Fayette w. of
Central av
Askey Joseph, carter, 83 Granby
Askey Wm. cooper and deputy fish inspector,
56 Stiles
A skin Wm. C. clerk, 159 s Charles
Askins James, salesman, 215 e Fayette
Asmus Daniel, box maker, 200 L. Hughes
Aspril Geo W. 6 St. Paul
ASSOCIATED FIREMENS' INSURANCE
CO. 4 South, John R. Moore, president. —
[See p. 36 Advertisements.]
Associated Reform Church, Fayette between
Liberty and Charles
Astlejr Wm. C. hatter, 74 s Washington F. P.
Athasia Sister, Convent of Notre Dame, s e
cor. Eager and Aisquith
Atkenhead Lieut. John, U. S. A. 249 s
Howard
Atkin S. Ogle, measurer of stone and brick-
work , dw Gen. Wayne Inn
Atkinson Allen, quarryman, Lexington near
Calverton road
ATKINSON & BROTHER, grocers and
liquor dealers, 166 and 188 s Broadway
Atkinson Elizabeth, 178 w Hoffman
Atkinson Geo. butcher, 27 Centre, 14 Lex-
ington and 32 Hanover markets, dw 431
Pennsylvania av
Atkinson Henry, carpenter , 330 Franklin
Atkinson Israel S. Biddle near Eden
Atkinson Israel, 334 Franklin
Atkinson John H letter carrier, 120 e Madison
Atkinson John W. carpenter, 294 n Gay
Atkinson Joseph T. 95 St. Paul
Atkinson Joseph, carpenter, 532 Saratoga
Atkinson Joshua H. (A. & Brother,) 285 e
Lombard
Atkinson Joshua I. treasurer B. & O. R. R.
Co. Camden Station, dw 95 St. Paul
Atkinson J. T. attorney, 36 St. Paul, dw 95
Atkinson M. S. clerk, 133 Park
Atkinson Maria, milliner, 294 n Gay
Atkinson Dr. Robert, 164 w Fayette
Atkinson S. C. (A. & Bro.) 273 e Pratt
Atkinson Mrs. Dr. Thomas C. 67 w Centre
Atkinson Thos. bricklayer, 70s Republican
Atkinson Thomas W. Pennaav near toll gate
Atkinson Thomas F. carpenter, 294 n Gay
Atkinson Wm. Geo. clerk, 294 n Gay
Atkinson Wm. S. bottler, 2 n Strieker
Atkinson Wm.. salesman, Penna. av extended
Atkinson Wm. C. 273 e Pratt
Atkinson Wm. F. stone cutter, 171 e Fayette
Atkinson Wm. T. sutler, 191 n Exeter
Atlee James, agent Grover & Baker's Sewing
Machines, 52 n Liberty
Atlee Aaron, pedler, 57 e Lombard
Atler Francis, bricklayer, 230 Lee
Atlcr George W. coachsmith, 10 s Fremont
Atler Mary L, tailoress, 10 s Fremont
Atwell Ann, n w cor Boston and Bennett
Atwell Capt. Benjamin, mariner, 102 n Bond
Atwell Daniel, (A. & Harrison) 219 Gough
Atwell G. M. ship carpenter, 38 s Ann
Atwell & Harrison, carpenters, 76 s Register
Atwell James R. ship carpenter, 100 s Chapel
J. HEIVRY ClIESEi, Commlsglon Merchant, for the sale of f^onr, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's WharfV
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Atwell Joseph, ship carpenter, 108 s Chapel
Atwell Joseph W. blacksmith, n. w. cor Bos-
ton and Bennett
Atwell Richard H.& Co. importers and man-
ufacturing merchants, 71 South,
Atwell Richard H. (R. H. A. & Co.) 23
Courtland
Atwood Benjamin, broom manufacturer, 62 s
Calvert, dw s e cor Eden and Orleans
Atwood John, cabinet maker, n e cor Eden and
Orleans
Atzel Louis, moulder, 310 Aliceanna
Aubacker Christian, drayman, 151 Henrietta
Aubcl Christian, tailor, 83 Bank
Aubel John, cabinet maker, 15 n Poppleton
Auberstein H. huckster, 275 s Bond
Auction Sales Room, 26 Exchange place
AudibertJohn H. bricklayer, 157 Vine
Audoun Capt. Joseph H., U. S. A. 107 Bank
Audoun Lewis, hardware dealer, 267 e Balto
Audoun Lewis, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank
Audoun Oliver, (Binyon & A.) 128 Bank
Audoun Oliver, jr. carpenter, 132 Bank
Audoun Wm. F. carpenter, 326 Eastern av
Auel Adam, shoemaker, 213 Montgomery
Auer Anton, tailor, 57 Clay
Auer Catherine, laundress, 151 Saratoga
Auer Jacob, restaurant, 114 n Howard
Auerbach Samuel L. cigar maker, n High
Auerman Jacob, japanner, 259 s Paca
Aukamp Anton, cigar maker, 45 Henrietta
Aul Charles, cabinet maker, 123 Stirling
Aul Henry, 52 President
Aul John, laborer, 45 President
Aul Mathias, shoemaker, 298 Aliceanna
Aul Michael, shoemaker, 312 n Gay
Aulabaugh Zephaniah, teacher, 398 n Gay
Aulbarch George, laborer, 19 Liberty al
Aulbach John, butcher, 26 Fell's Point mar-
ket, dw Balto. Co
Auld F. Virginia, dressmaker, 443 Lexington
Auld Benjamin F. ship joiner, 46 s Ann
Auld Haddaway, clerk, 443 Lexington
Auld Jos. H. shipsmith, 102 Washington,
F. H.
Auld Philip, ship carpenter, 176 Montgomery
Auld Richard, mariner, 72 s Ann
Auld Sophia, 46 s Ann
Auld Samuel, ship carpenter, 271 e Pratt
Ault Mary Jane, 287 Aisquith
Ault Samuel & Son, shoe findings and garden
seeds, 28 s Calvert, dw cor Aisquith and
Chew
Aulthouse Geo. W. huckster, 85 Lee
Aumuller John, laborer, 103 s Register
Austen Dr. Philip H. dean Bait. Col. Dental
Surg, oflfice 79 n Charles, dw 76 s Sharp
AUSTERMUHLE HENRY, cigar manufac-
turer, 45 w Pratt, dw n e cor Bond and
Orleans
Austin Alexander R. bookkeeper People's
Bank, dw 63 n Poppleton
Austin Mrs. Martha, 63 n Poppleton
Austin Rebecca, 410 Light
Austin Theodore, chairmaker, 363 s Sharp
Austin Theodore G. clerk, 63 n Poppleton
Austin Thomas S. provisions, 61 Lexington
Austin Wm. (Cullimore & A.) 245 s Wolfe
Austrian Betsy, cap maker, 211 s Broadway
and 231 s Bond
Auth John, laborer, 220 Washington, F. H.
Authur Robert, carter, 103 n Spring
Aveline Katrina, 153 s Regester
Avey Qeorge, laborer, 73 Washington, F. H.
Await Ferdinand, shoemaker, 54 Mulberry
Awbrey And. J. cigar maker, 233 e Madison
Awbrey Prestly, tobacconist, 233 e Madison
Awbrey Thomas P. painter, 316 e Monument
Ayd John, grocery, 246 e Eager
Ayers Andrew, shipjoiner,78 s Washington,
F. P.
Ayers Charles C. grocer, 154 w Pratt, dw 34
Pleasant
Ayers Geo. W. carp, 67 s Washington, F. P.
Ayers James H. provision store, s w corner
Bond and Baltimore, dw 79 s Ann
Ayers James, laborer, 6 Albemarle
Ayers Capt. Samuel, 214 s Ann
Ayers Dr. 235 Franklin
Ayers James H. engineer, 67 s Washington,
F. P.
Ayers James H. provisions, cor Balto. and
Bond, dw 79 s Ann
Ayler John W. clerk, 76 Greenmount av
Ax Christian, (G. W. Gail & Ax,) 59 Barre
Axer John, soldier, 156 e Monument
Azirian Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
B.
Baar Andrew, laborer, 230 n Caroline
Baare Patrick, tavern, 63 President
Baas Frederick, restaurant, 109 Camden
BABB JOHN D. baker, 68 s Charles
Babb John D. jr. U. S. A. 68 s Charles
Babendrier Louis, laborer, 9 n Pine
Baccigalluppo J. confectionery, 913^2 Lex-
ington
Bach Adam, flour and feed, 322 Aisquith
Bach Henry J. cabinetmaker, 44Chatsworth
Bach Henry, cutter, 314 e Baltimore
Bach John, porter, 122 n Dallas
Each John, carpenter, 223 Henrietta
Bacharach Aaron, pedler, 164 e Lombard
Bacharach Abraham, dry goods, 77 Ensor
Bacharach David, second-hand dealer, 409 w
Pratt
Bachler Adam, laborer, 6 Hosselburger ct
Bachelor George, blacksmith, 290 Johnson
Bachman George, piano maker, 133 Henrietta
Bachman John M. cigars, 30 Albemarle
Bachman Jas. E. pattern maker, 201 Conway
Bachman J. C. Henry, (Beck & B.) Decker
av near Northern av
Bachmann Frederick, lager beer, 215 s Eutaw
Back John, laborer, 214 s Chapel
Backe Tobias, cooper, 357 s Charles
Backel John, shoemaker, 142 Mullikin
Backer August, cutter, 238 Barre
Backer Mrs. Margaret, grocer, 515 Lexington
Backman Anthony, lager beer, 111 Saratoga
Backman Ernest, 19 Barnes
Backman Mrs. Louisa, 363 w Pratt
Backus Lieut. Joseph, act. asst. provo. marsh
dw Eutaw house
Backus Rev. John C. 126 w Madison
Backus Peter, boot and shoemaker, 255 e
Pratt
Bacon & Co. coffee manuf. 476 w Baltimore
Bacon Eliza, seamstress, 128 Harford av
Bacon James E. M. D. (B. & Co.) 466 vr
Baltimore «
Badaker Wm. hostler, Fayette near Pearl
Baden Francis E. 50 n Charles
Baden Henry, 32 Camden
Baddelnian George, printer, 191 Raborg
WM.. P. AVEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Neivark, N. J.," S9 Second Street.
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Baddelman Sophia, 191 Raborg
Badencouph Mrs. Helena M. tailoress, 255 n
Central av
Bader Mrs. Eva, Butchers' Row, Pennsylv'a
av extended
Bader Mrs. Helena, confectionery, 176 e
Madison
Bader Henry, barber, 191 Lexington
Bader John, cooper, 145 Canton av
Badger Agatha, 198 n Gay
Badger Ezekiel, shoemaker, Ramsay w of
Scott
Badger Mary, 38 Hanover
Badger Thos. P. sewing machine operator, 12
Mulberry
Baeagar Jacob, tailor, 20 e Register
Bael Anton, stevedore, 229 s Bond
Baer Arthur T. clerk, 132 w Biddle
Baer Anthon P. clerk, 132 w Biddle
BAEPc & BRO. produce, prov. and gen'l com.
merchants, 143 n Howard
Baer Christian, laborer, 180 L. Hughes
Baer Christopher, laborer, 36 Hampstead
Baer Charles W. (B. & Bro.) 48McCulloh
Baer Dr. Edward R. asst. surg. 1st Md. regt.
dw 270 w Fayette
Baer Francis, shoemaker, 14 Anthony
Baer George H. (B. & Bro.) 48 McCulloh
Baer Henry, cabinet maker, 104 McElderry
Baer Isaac (Lewis B. & Bro.) 3 Camden
Baer Jacob, laborer, 437 Canton av
Baer Rev. John, 68 McCulloh
Baer John H. blacksmith, 521 Light
Baer John, cooper, 250 Henrietta
Baer John, grocery, 100 s Spring
Baer Lewis, (L. B. & Bro.) 3 Camden
Baer Lewis & Bro. dealer in furs, rags, &c ,
3 and 5 Camden
Baer Matilda C. 132 w Biddle
Baer Wm. H. clerk in Criminal Court, 132 w
Biddle
Baersmidt Andrew, laborer, 177 s Eden
Baerkamp Mary, grocery, 267 e Lombard
Baetjer Henry, tobacco, 93 s Caroline
Baetjer Henry, jr. salesman, 93 s Caroline
Bagee John, blacksmith, 183 s Ann
Baggett Wm. cooper, 240 w Biddle
Baggott Elizabeth, dress maker, 194 Madi-
son av
Baggott Thos. wire worker, 194 Madison av
Baggs Thomas, baggage wagon, 93 Conway
Baggaliappa Vincenzo, confectionery, 60 n
Gay
Baghman Henry, grocer, cor Fayette and
Eden
Bagley Dennis, laborer, Foster al above Dol-
phin
Bagnell Michael, laborer, 389 s Charles
Bahm Lewis, tailor, 120 s Dallas
Eahnlan John, cooper, 18 Elizabeth la
Eahnlaen Bernard, laborer, rear of 56 Cross
Baicr Andrew, cigar maker, 205 s Charles
Baicr Andrew, tobacconist, 31 Brown
Baier Mrs. Catharine, 20 Knox al
BAIER JOHN, brewer, 392 Canton av
Baier John, shoemaker, 14 Bakers ct
Baierlipp John, tailor, 247 e Fayette
Bailey AnneM. 138 Vine
Bailey Chanies, ship carp. 178 Gough
Bailey Edward J. laborer, 5 Hall al
Bailey Edwin, (Coleman «feB.) cor Baltimore
and Durham
Bailey Edward A. painter. 111 Preston
Bailey Elizabeth, 106 w Monument
Bailey Edwin L. (Henry McShane & Co.)
166 e Eager
Bailey Mrs. George, 134 Bank
Bailey Mrs. Henrietta, Washington, s of
Baltimore
Bailey Henry, pilot, 178 Gough
Bailey James, ship carp. 178 Gough
Bailey James, distiller, 42 s Green
Bailey John E. shoemaker, 52 n Eutaw
Bailey John, laborer, 32 s Republican
Bailey John M. carpenter, 9 Hoffman
Bailey John F. mariner, 133 Hamburg
Bailey John, weaver, 485 Belair av
Bailey Lewis E. (Cushings & B.) 237 w Lom-
bard
Bailey, Louisa, seamstress, 259 Hollins
Bailey Lucy, confectioner, 98 Hillen
Bailey Margueritte, 134 Bank
Bailey Mary, grocery, 376 Cathedral
Bailey Thos. M. ship carp. 9 Gould la
Bailey Thos. M. jr. ship carp. 9 Gould la
Bailey Wm. hatter, 376 Cathedral
Bailey Wm. laborer, 5 Hall al
Bailey Wm. boots and shoes, 108 Lexington,
dw 381 Saratoga
Bailey Wm. C. ship joiner, 148 s Charles
Bailie Mary B. grocery, 226 Eastern av
Bailone Paschal, carpenter, 9 Jackson
Baily Bernard, cor Northern av and Charles
Baily James, alcohol and neutral spirits, 267
Cross, office 97 w Lombard, dw 42 s
Greene
Bain Geo. W. keeper of Balto. city almshotise
Calverton road, Balto co
Bain Wm. 245 w Lombard
Bainhart Nicholas, porter, 12 Union
Bair Henry, painter, 128 n Fremont
Baird Catharme, huckster, 156 Penna. av
Baird Samuel M. carpenter, 39 Chew
Baire Wm. laborer, 237 Barre
Baittenheimer Moses, 130 e Lombard
Baitzel John, bricklayer, Clinton, Canton
Baitzel Jacob G. carpenter, 120 s Sharp
Bakel Mrs. Margaret, 378 s Charles
Baker Mrs. Antoinette, 10 Emory
Baker August, tailor, 58 Portland
Baker August, tailor, 51 Portland
Baker Benjamin F. cooper, 34 s Caroline
BAKER BROTHERS & CO. manufactur-
er's agents for Baltimore and New Jersey
glass works, chemicals, oils, &c., 32 and 34
s Charles
Baker Charles, cabinet maker, 381 w Pratt
Baker Charles, mariner, 238 s Ann
Baker Conrad, huckster, HI Bank
Baker Caroline, confectionery, 262 s Charles
Baker Cornelius, ship carpenter, 175 Bank
Baker Charles J. (B. Bros. & Co.) 66 n Paca
Baker Christian, baker, 239 w Pratt
Baker Christian, stoves, 210 Canton av
Baker Conrad, carpenter, 309 Mulberry
Baker Charles H. telegraphist, 97 s Sharp
Baker Charles W. tailor, 8 n Gay
Baker Davis, mariner, 69 Harford av
Baker Edward C. telegraphist, 97 s Sharp
Baker Mrs. Eliza, 455 w Fayette
Baker Edward E. shoemaker, 22 n Poppleton
Baker Mrs. Eleanora, 70 s Republican
Baker Frederick, tailor, 137 n Bond
Baker Frederick, teamster, 2 n Poppleton
Baker Fred'k, sr. cooper, 155 Ensor
Baker Geo. W. tailor, 108 s Ann
GEO. S. PAGK 6i BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smitb's
,„,!, \irharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Baker Geo. T. shoemaker, 263 n Dallas
Baker George, baker, 263 n Bond
Baker George, butcher, 23 Fells Pt. market,
dw Balto. CO
Baker George, confectionery, 32 Perry
Baker George, milkman, 529 n Gay
Baker Gotlieb, tailor, 27 Goodman al
Baker Greenbury, milk, 186 n Eden
Baker Gideon, nightman, 201 Bank
Baker Henry, tailor, 49 Montgomery
Baker Hammond, ship carp. 173 s Bond
Baker Henry, clerk, 236 Madison av
Baker Henry, shoemaker, 122 Conway
Baker Henry J. (B., Bros. & Co.) New York
Baker Henry, yeast maker, 90 Chew
Baker Henry, cabinet maker, 159 e Fayette
Baker Henry, tailor, 68 French
Baker Henry, baker, 411 n Gay
BAKER & BROWN, brass and bell found-
ers and edge tool manufacturers, 10 w Pratt
Baker Jacob, butcher, 100 Centre, 59 Lexing-
ton and 55 Hanover markets, dw 540 Penn-
sylvania av
Baker Jacob, cooper, 221 Henrietta
Baker Jacob, cooper, 15 Bevan
Baker Jacob, soldier, Arch row n Falls road
Baker Jacob, soldier, 92 Mullikin
Baker James C. ship carp. 175 Bank
Baker James M. clerk, Fayette near Gilmor
Baker James, stone polisher, 8 w Lombard
Baker James, soldier, 199 Hamburg
Baker James N. bricklayer, 663 w Fayette
Baker James, machinist, 81 n Amity
Baker James, city garbage cart, 493 Belairav
Baker James, butcher, 194 Saratoga
Baker John, ship carpenter, 135 Thames
Baker John A. ambrotypist, 97 s Sharp
Baker John, laborer, 92 Walker ct
Baker John J. 278 Holiins
Baker John W. (J. W. Bruff& Co.) 315 w
Lombard
Baker John H. blacksmith, rear 300 Alice-
anna
Baker John G. mate, 127 s Regester
Baker John G. colporter, 25 Jackson
Baker John, ship carp. 116 s Washington
Baker 17 Port, Canton
Baker John, paver, 143 n Bethel
Baker John M. shoemaker, 287 e Madison
Baker John W. clerk, 126 Preston
Baker John T. machinist, 2 n Poppleton
Baker J. Thomas, baker, 440 Lexington
Baker John, laborer, 2 Cuba
Baker J. W. cabinet maker, 289 n Gay
Baker John C. boiler maker, 67 n Poppleton
Baker John, shoemaker, 4 Fell
Baker John, confectionery and boarding, 195
s Ann
Baker John H. huckster, 75 s Fremont
Baker Joseph, baker, 135 s High
Baker Joseph, laborer, 72 Aliceanna
Baker Lycurgus A. clerk, 97 s Sharp
Baker Kuhn, cigar maker, 122 Conway
BAKER & McCRACKEN, paper and rag
dealers, 120 w Lombard
Baker Maria, 24 Cathedral
Baker Mrs. Kate B. 201 Conway
Baker Mrs. Mary E. tailoress, 54 Albemarle
Baker Mary Y. confectionery, 199 Hamburg
Baker Mrs. Mary E. 278 Holiins
Baker Mary E. 293 n Howard
Baker Nicholas, upholsterer, 88 Chesnut
Baker Nelson, (B. &McCracken,) 21 Warren
Baker Otho K. clerk, 97 s Sharp
Baker Pamelia, 534 w Baltimore
Baker Mrs. Rachel, 75 s Fremont
Baker Richard, (B. & Bros.) Windsor mill
road
BAKER RICHARD J. manufacturer of dye
wood and dealer in dye stuffs and chemicals
36 s Charles, dw Windsor mill road
Baker Robt. B. cabinet maker, 458 Lexington
Baker Robert B. cabinet mak. 34 n Fremont
Baker Samuel J. clerk, 278 Holiins
Baker Samuel, laborer, 223 Forrest
Baker Samuel, butter, 42 Pearl
Baker Sidney A. A. 97 s Sharp
Baker Sophia, 50 s Ann
Baker Susannah, 72 Lee
Baker Mrs. Sarah, 67 McElderry
Baker Mrs. Sarah, 6 n Poppleton
Baker Mrs. Susan, 6 Gough
Baker Theodore, carpenter, Belair av exten'd
Baker Theodore, coach trim. 67 McElderry
Baker Valentine, curled hair, Frederick road
Baker Victor, cigar maker, McElderry w of
Spring
Baker Wm. rigger, 132 Gough
Baker Wm. laborer, 155 Burgundy al
Baker Wm. W. cooper, 58 Stiles
Baker Wm. H. brakesman, 262 s Charles
Baker Wm. locksmith, 403 w Pratt
Baker Wm. carp. Chase near Central av
Baker Judge William, office 36 s Charles, dw
Windsor mill road
Baker Wm. notion stand, 171 Hanover mar-
ket
Baker Wm. clerk, 6 n Poppleton
Baker Wm. D. sailmaker, 245 Gough
Baker Wm. J. clerk, 6 Gough
Baker Wm. A. ship carpenter, 237 Hanover '
Baker Wm. (B. & Brown,) 6 Gough
Baker Wm. H. K. sewing machine operator,
13 Pearl
Baker Wm. A. clerk, 66 Chew
Bald Frederick W. lock and gun smith, 91
Penna av
Balderston Asa H. (B. & Son,) 23 Lexington
Balderston Hugh (H. B. & Son,) 150 w
Lombard
BALDERSTON HUGH & SON, wire work-
ers, 12 s Calvert
Balderston Isaiah, (B. & Son,) 23 Lexington
Balderston Jacob, CHugh B. & Son,) 150 w
Lombard
BALDERSTON, WARD & CO., boot and
shoe commission merchants, over 14 and 16
German
Balderston John C. (B., Ward & Co.) 240 n
Charles
Balderston Marcellus, iron worker, 172 s
Central av
Balderston & Son, dentists, 23 Lexington
Balderston Ths, wire worker, 150 w Lombard
Balderston Wilson, 103 s Sharp
Baldner John, wheelwright, Chappel, near
Fremont extended, dw 51 McHenry
Baldus John, laborer, 153 Stirling
Baldwin Christopher C, (Woodward, B. &
Co.) 236 n Eutaw
Baldwin Caleb C. police, 225 e Lombard
Baldwin David, assistant treas. Savings Bank
of Baltimore, 4 s Broadway
Baldwin E. F. architect, 57 w Biddle
Baldwin Francis T. master's mate, U. S. N.
358 Lexington
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and I>ife Insurance Agent and Brolcer. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., ITewark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Baldwin Dr. Edwin C. 124 n Exeter, dw
Brown's hotel, 119 n High
Baldwin John, moulder, 52 Leadenhall
Baldwin John P. tobacconist, 98 n Gay-
Baldwin John H. carpenter, 205 Bank
Baldwin John A. (C. A. Sewell & Co.) 358
Lexington
Baldwin John, engineer, 97 s Fremont
Baldwin John H. carpenter, 122 n Eden
Baldwin Mrs. JMary, 46 Pearl
Baldwin Mary E. 57 w Biddle
BALDWIN, MYER & CO. oyster packers
and preservers ot' fruits and herm. sealed
meats, oysters, &c. 90 West Falls av.
Baldwin Robert, shoemaker, 180 Columbia
Baldwin Robert T. (B., Myer «fc Co.) 274
Madison av
Baldwin R. W. attorney, 29 St, Paul
Baldwin Samuel A. carter, 211 n Eden
Baldwin Mrs. Sophia, 4 s Broadway
Baldwin Summerfield, (Norris & B.) 236 n
Eutaw
Baldwin Wm. H. jr. (Woodward, B. & Co.)
236 n Eutaw
Balfe Sister Mary Gertrude, Superior St.
John's Parochial School, 54 Valley
Balla machinist, 36 e Baltimore
Balk Frederick, tailor, 21 s Washington, F. P.
Balke Frederick, carpenter, 33 Clay, dw 3 s
Frederick
Balmann Clement, copper worker, 366 Light
BALMER JAMES, apothecary, n e corner
Baltimore and High
Ball Mrs. Ann, 1 n High
Ball David, sup't Md. Western Hay Scales,
166 Franklin
Ball David, dealer in queensware, &c. 166
Franklin
Ball Edgar S. coach trimmer, 181 n Fremont
Ball George, mariner, 90 e Madison
Ball John L. bricklayer, 176 s Ann
Ball John L. shoemaker, 58 e Eager
BALL JOHN D. carpenter, 335 n Howard,
dw 28 Richmond
Ball Mrs Mary, 69 Mullikin
Ball Philip A. (Frick & B.) Baltimore co
Ball Robert, mariner, 67 s Wolfe
Ball Sarah, dress maker, 1 n High
Ball Walter, (W. B. jr. & Co.) 84 n Greene
Ball Walter, jr. (W. B. jr. & Co.) 89 Pearl
BALL WALTER, Jr. & CO. paint and oil
store, 177 w Pratt
Ball Walter, clerk, 128 Bolton
Ball Walter, treas. Bait. Steam Packet Co.,
office. Union dock, dw s e cor. Bolton and
Townsend
Ball Wm. D. bailiff Criminal Court, 79 Pearl
Ball Wm. A. bricklayer, 4 Somerset
Balla Francis, tailor, 197 s Bond
Ballantine Alex. B. ship carpenter, 102 s Ann
Ballard Cyrus J. mail agent, 231 e Pratt
Ballard Edward J. 158 German
Ballard George E. clerk, 19 s Howard
Ballard Sarah, 1 w Chase
Ballard Wm. S. assistant U. S. Relief agent,
92 n Paca
Ballauf Augustus, lager beer, 73 Harrison
Ballauf Augustus, morocco dresser, 69 Har-
rison
Ballauf Charles E. morocco dresser, 69 Har-
rison
Ballauf Wm. L. currier, 69 Harrison
Ballentine Alex. B. ship carpenter, 102 s Ann
Ballentine Archibald, plasterer, 191 s Paca
Ballet Justin, tailor, 106 n Eden
Baliieder Conrad, tailor, 195 Orleans
Ballman Anne, grocer, 755 Light
Ballman Henry, cabinet maker, 755 Light
Ballmann Henry, laborer, 60 Park
Balloch James, 478 Lexington
Balloch Robert A, collector, 478 Lexington
Balster Henry, tailor, 62 Aliceanna
Balster John, milkman, Polk near Washing-
ton, Homestead
Balster Charles, emigrant agent, 30 Fell
Bait Wm. carter, 1 James al
Balthus Elizabeth, tailoress, 253 e Eager
BALTIMORE AMERICAN & COMMER-
CIAL ADVERTISER, 128 w Baltimore
BALTIMORE ATHEN^UM, cor St. Paul
and Saratoga streets, occupied by Baltimore
Library Co., Mercantile Library Associa-
tion and Maryland Historical Society
Baltimore Academy of the Visitation, corner
Park and Centre
Baltimore Association for Improving the Con-
dition of the Poor, 24 w Fayette
Baltimore Bag Factory, 77 South
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
n e cor Bait, and Charles, up stairs
Baltimore City Jail, Madison, e of Jones'
Falls
Baltimore City Guards Armory, Patterson
building, n e cor Baltimore and[ Gay
BALTIMORE CLIPPER, 134 w Baltimore
Baltimore Copper Smelting Co. Clinton St.,
Canton
BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE, n w cor
of Gay and Lombard
BALTIMORE CITY PASSENGER RAIL-
WAY CO., office over n e cor Eutaw and
Bait., Henry Tyson, president
BALTIMORE and CUBA SMELTING and
MINING CO. COPPER WORKS, cor
Cuba and Andre, Whetstone Point, office
over 30 South, Clinton Levering, president
BALTIMORE, CATONSVILLE & ELLI-
COTTS MILLS RAILWAY, office 32
Frederick av
BALTIMORE CEMETERY CO. office 6
South. Thomas Wilson, president, Ed-
ward G. Diggs, secretary and treasurer
Baltimore City and County Almshouse, Cal-
verton road
BALTIMORE COAL CO., office 6 South
Hoffman & Son, sole agents
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, corner
of Lombard and Hanover, entrance Lom-
bard.
BALTIMORE DAILY GAZETTE, 112 w
Baltimore
BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY,
for insuring houses from loss by fire, office
19 South, Francis A. Crook, treasurer.
Baltimore General Dispensary, n e cor Fay-
ette and Liberty
BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE CO., s
w cor South and Water, J. I. Cohen, jr.,
president
BALTIMORE INFIRMARY, s w corner
Greene and Lombard. — [See p. 5 Mvertise-
ments.]
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO., 7
South, John I. Donaldson, president
Baltimore Glass Works, e end of Great
Hughes
GEO. S. PAG£ 6i BRO., Manufitcturera ot Roofs and Roofing Slaterlala, 111 Smitli'a
IVbarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent. ^
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Baltimore Marine Observatory, e end of
Montgomery
BALTIMORE MUSEUM, n w corner Bait,
and Calvert
BALTIMORE MARINE INSURANCE CO.
n w cor South and Water, James Hooper,
jr., president
Baltimore Orphan Asylum, Strieker near Lex-
ington
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO.
office Camden Station
Baltimore Price Current, office Merchant's
Exchange Reading Rooms, George U.
Porter, publisher
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA & WIL-
MINGTON R. R. depot, cor President and
Canton av
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAMBOAT CO., office 3 Light street
wharf, J. Alexander Shriver, agent
BALTIMORE REPUBLICAN, 72 w Bait
Baltimore Rosine Association, 335 w Pratt
BALTIMORE STEAM LAUNDRY, base-
ment 1 e Baltimore, next to bridge, Christo-
pher Search, proprietor
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO.,
office, s end Concord, Union dock, M. N.
Falls, agent
Baltimore Stock Board, 45 w Fayette
BALTIMORE and SUSQUEHAN-
NA STEAM CO. Jos. James Tay-
lor, Agent, office lower end West
Palls avenue. — [Seep. HMvertisemenls]
Baltimore United Butcher's Association, n e
cor Neighbor and McKim
BALTIMORE WECKER, daily and weekly
German newspaper, 3 n Frederick, Wm.
Schnauffer, proprietor
Baltimore Working Men's Union, 5 s Fred'k
Balton Mrs. Jane, 139 e*Madison
Baltz Rhinehard, butcher, n e cor Fremont &
Fayetts
Baltz Wm. butcher, 35 Belair market, dw
Point lane near Grcenmount Cemetery
Baltzell Alexander, merchant, 320 Franklin
Baltzell C. paper hanger, 24 Orleans
Baltzell John, of custom house, 497 w Fayette
Baltzell Louisa, 13 George
BALTZELL Dr. WM. H. 90 Hanover
Baltzer George, laborer, 206 s Wolfe
Baltzer Henry, laborer, 331 Canton av
Balz Caspar, laborer, 4 Bouldin al
Balzer Henry, tailor, 82 s Central av
BalzerNich. porter, Hampstead near Chester
Bambach Joseph, grocery, 100 n Central av
Bamberger Abraham, butcher, 83 Mullikin
Bamberger Ansel, (B. Bros.) 27 n Eutaw
BambergerBrothers, dry goods, 147 Lexington
Bamberger David, dry goods, 43 n Howard,
dw 111 w Fayette
BAMBERGER ELK AN, millinery, ribbons
and fancy goods dealer, 247 w Baltimore,
dw 71 Howard
Bamberger John, miller, 381 n Gay
Bamberger J. 27 n Eutaw
Bamberger Joseph, bricklayer, 266 Green-
mount av
Bamberger Joseph C. iron works, 381 n Gay
Bamberger Moses, (B. Bros.^ 27 n Eutaw
Bamberger Wm. H. grocery, 243 e Madison
J. HENRY GIESE:, Coizunlssion Blercliant, for the sale of F-lonr, Grain, Seeds, Sx.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constoutljr on hand, ^1 Spear's Wliarf.
Banarsdale Andrew M. clerk, 379 w Fayette
Banchardt Wm. parasol and umbrella maker,
75 n Eutaw
Bancroft Charles F. clerk, 12 n High
Bancroft John, bricklayer, 12 n High
Bancroft John D. bricklayer, 12 n High
Bandar Joseph, harness maker, 37 s Paca
Bandel Justma B. 96 s Exeter
Bandel Leonard J. block and pump maker,
97 McElderry's wharf, dw 96 s Exeter
Bandel M. L. (M. L. B. & Co.) 365 e Pratt
Bandel M. L. & Co. claim ag'ts, 30 w Second
Bandel Philip, 119 s Exeter
Bandell Andrew J. clerk. Fire Inspector's
office, dw 67 n Front
Bandell Mrs. Ann Maria, 204 e Madison
Bandell Charles S. 63 s Caroline
Bandell Emma, teacher, 49 Hanover
Bandell George W. dyer and scourer, 187 e
Baltimore
Bandell George S. assistant editor Sun, 93 n
Eden
Bandell Henry M. shoemaker, 204 e Madison
Bandell James L. shoemaker, 204 e Madison
Bandell John W. clerk, 365 e Pratt
Bandell Capt. Michael H. mariner, 160 s
Bond
Bandell Wm. bacon dealer, 72 n Bond
Bando Frederick, barber, 267 n Bond
Bang Francis G. 35 McHenry
Bange Frank, barber, 43 McElderry
Banger Catharine, 370 Saratoga
Banger F. liquors, 239 s Bond
Banger George, confectioner, 370 Saratoga
Banger Henry, cabinet maker, 173 e Lombard
Bangert Henry, cabinet maker, 178 s Central
avenue '
Bangert Joseph, baker, 8 Fell
Bangert Philip, coal oil and lamps, s e cor
Central av and Chew
Bangert Rudolph, hatter, 116 McElderry
Bangs Charles, clerk, 11 Penn
Bangs Edward, (Carey, B. & Woodward,) 76
w Monument
Bangs John, boot and shoemaker, 229 w
Pratt, dw 144 Barre
Bangs Mrs. Mary A, 113 s Bond
Bangs Wm. 11 Penn
Banhart John, carter, 175 s Ann
Banhart John, jr., iron worker, 175 s Ann
BANK OF BALTIMORE, n e cor Baltimore
and St. Paul
BANK OF COMMERCE, 26 South
Bankard Frederick, cigar maker, 37 Preston
Bankard John L. butcher, 436 e Baltimore
Bankard Jacob J. butcher, 29 Centre, 13
Lexington and 36 Hanover markets, and
beef and pork packer, 212 e Fayette, dw
n e cor Baltimore and Chester
Bankard James M. butcher, 67 Hampstead
Bankard Martin A. tailor, 131 s Dallas
Bankard Nicholas D. carpenter, 187 Ross
Banker Wm. horse dealer, 326 e Lombard
Bankerd Wm. (John F. Forrester & Co.) 131
Ross
Bankhead Robert, clerk, 30 n Fremont
Banks Benj. F. furniture wagoner, 175 Orleans
Banks Daniel B. president Union Manufactur-
ing Co., office cor Howard and German,
dw 194 Franklin
Banks David, furniture, 59^ South, dw Balti-
more near Washington
Banks Henry, shoemaker, 189 s Caroline
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Banks John, machinist, 15 s Schroeder
Banks Joseph L. machinist, 48 s Poppleton
Banks Lewis, machinist, 48 s Poppleton
Banks Martin L. clerk, Baltimore near Wash-
ington
Banks Robt. T. china ware, 53 South, dw 67
6 Pratt
Banks Saml. machinist, Townsend, near John
Banks W. E. (Swain & B,) 223 w Lombard
Banks Wm. J. grocer, n e cor Bond and Eager
Bannan Mrs. Annie, grocery, 11 Rose
Bannan John, laborer, 16 Diamond
Bannan John, painter, 14 Lanvale
Bannan John, grocer, 194 Lexington, dw 170
Mulberry
Bannan John, machinist, 79 York
Bannan Lawrence, machinist, 79 York
Bannan Michael, grocer, 158 Ross
Bannon Lizzie, seamstress, 176 Raborg
BANNON M. attorney, 32 St. Paul, dw
Anne Arundel Co.
Bannon Patrick, drayman, 120 Scott
Bannon Peter, laborer, Clinton, Canton
Banner Henry, soldier, 73 Union
Bannenberg Fredk. shoemaker, 344 w Pratt
Banning Mrs. Catharine, 360 n Eutaw
Bannister Wm. plasterer, 689 w Baltimore
Bansemer G. A. (W. G. B. & Co.) 391 w
Lombard
BANSEMERW.G.& CO. wholesale grocers
and commission merchants, 108 w Lombard
Bansemer Wm. G. (W. G. B. & Co.) 391 w
Lombard
Banthem Charles W. wheelwright, 289 Cross
Banthem Geo. W. blacksmith, 289 Cross
Banthem James M. coachmaker, 300 Cross
Banthem John Y. coachmaker, 289 Cross
Bantz Dr. Edward, 22 Columbia
Bantz Eugene H. clerk, 305 Lexington
BANTZ THEODORE S. agent, boot, shoe,
hat and cap dealer, over 320 and 322 w
Baltimore, dw .305 Lexington
Banz John, shoemaker, 282 e Lombard
Bappler Henry, baker, 146 Pearl
Bar & Bro. clothiers, 189 s Broadway
Barbee Fredk. 65 Orleans
Barbee George B. clerk, 626 w Baltimore
Barber Edw. iron roller, 135 Hudson
Barber John G. deputy provost marshal, 450
w Fayette
Barber Jno.T. mariner, Caroline near Thames
Barber Mic'l, rigger, Caroline near Thames
Barber Wm. S. clerk, 171 w Lombard
Barbour David M. (Stewart & Bro) 25 Ais-
quith
Barbine Charles, fisherman, 132 Johnson
Barbine Joseph S. huckster, 190 Cross
Barbine Jacob F. bricklayer, 132 Johnson
Barbine Wm. E. ship carpenter, 132 Johnson
Barcer Jacob, tailor, 241 e Lombard
Barcher John, upholsterer, 192 s Ann
Barcher Susan, huckstress, 192 s Ann
Barclay Mrs. Anna, 69 s Ann
Barclay & Bro. boat builders, Covington near
Montgomery
Barclay Charles (B. & Bro. j Covington near
Montgomery
Barclay James, butcher, 18 Eastern av
Barclay Marcus, machinist 69 s Ann
Barclay Mary, confectionery, 18 Eastern av
Barclay Richard R. mariner, 56 s Ann
Barclay Wm. (B. & Bro.) Covington near
Montgomery
Bardroff Joseph, plasterer, 102 Pierce
Bardroff Lewis (B. & Ehrman) 82 s Ann
BardroiF Lewis C. wood and coal dealer, 828
Ann
Bardroff Peter, piano maker, 20 Rock
Bardroff & Ehrman, wood and coal, foot of
Ann
Barg Albert, bookkeeper, 75 w Eutaw
Bareltz Geo. tailor, Chase near Central av
Barer Henry, grocer, 104 McElderry
Barden Michael, laborer, 138 Sterrettj
Bardy Joseph, pilot, 80 s Washington, F. P.
Bargar Deeter, bricklayer, 65 Franklin
Bargar George W. bricklayer, 101 Ross
Bargar Henry, bricklayer, 172 Mulberry
Bargar Joseph H. moulder, 84 Henrietta
Earger John, laborer, 265 e Lombard
Barget Geo. musician, 14 L. McElderry
Bargman Joseph, horse dealer, 25 s Paca
Bargman Samuel, butcher, 320 Eastern av
Bargmin Moses, clothier, 230 s Charles
Barghausen Henry, cabinet maker, cor Caro-
line and Block
Barke Christian, shoemaker, 332 s Charles
Barker Alfred, pattern maker, 89 French
Barker Charles F. clerk, 362 n Eutaw
Barker Edward W. clerk, 362 n Eutaw
Barker Emily, dress maker, 21 n Eutaw
Barker Evan T. 40 w Eiddle
Barker Fredk. shoemaker, 178 s Durham
Barker George Y. clerk, 160 n Calvert •
Barker Gotleib, cooper, 58 Bank
Barker Mrs. Harriet A. 160 n Calvert
Barker James Thomas, mariner, 265 West
Barker John, mariner, Meyer court
Barker John A. clerk, 160 n Calvert
Barker John A. 15 St. Paul
Barker Joseph, clerk, 160 n Calvert
Barker Wm. G. confectionery, 3 Holiday
Barker Wm. K. tobacconist, 265 w Pratt, dw
150 Barre
Barker Wm. porter Mechanics' Bank, 77 w
Biddle
Barker Wm. C. clerk, Marriott near Haubert
Barker Wm. H, ship carpenter, 49 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Barker Wm. mariner, 171 German
Barklage G. H. (B. & Henneman,) 31 Marion
Barklage & Henneman, packing box makers,
15 Cowpen alley
Barkley Geo. L. provisions, 267 e Lombard
Barkley Robert, tailor, 43 Eastern av
Barkman Conrad, wheelwright, 107 Columbia
Barkman Joseph, cigar maker, 46 Pierce
Barlage Frank, grocery, 260 Montgomery
Barlage John G. grocer and liquor dealer, 160
e Lombard
Barley John T. engineer, 20 s Carey
Barling Edward, carpenter, 54 Stiles
Barlow Ann, grocery, 5 s Bond
Barlow Joseph, grocer, 46 n Paca, dw 503 w
Fayette
Barlow Joseph, mariner, 5 s Bond
Barlosius Charles, Pearl near Lexington
Barmane Edward, baker, 239 w Pratt
Barnes Alexander M. police, 130 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Barnes Agnes V. 140 s Ann
Barnes Bryson, soldier, 13 s Schroeder
Barnes Burnett, huckster, 311 Aisquith
Barnes Capt. Benj. 83 Columbia
Barnes Christian R. police, 239 e Fayette
Barnes Mrs. Deborah, tmloress, 2 Gold ct
GKO. S. PAGB <Sk BRO., Manuractorera of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smltli'»
IVbarf; C. HART SOUTH, Agent.
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BARNES & DEBOW, dealers in oysters,
over 150 w Pratt
Barnes Daniel J. police, 194 Bank
Barnes Mrs. Ellen R. 14 Ramsay-
Barnes George, Fountain hotel
Barnes Geo. W. laborer, 127 s Washington,
F. P.
Barnes Hanson P. (B. & Debow) 285 e Mad-
ison
Barnes Jas. S. brass founder, 52 n Schroeder
Barnes Jas. E. wheelwright, 293 Eastern av
Barnes John, tailor, 78 s Wolfe
Barnes John R. clerk, 53 Milliman
Barnes John M. blacksmith, 24 Maiden la
Barnes Mrs. Margaret, 94 n Charles
Barnes Mrs. Marv, 31 Stockton al
BARNES MRS. MARY A. 20 Pierce
Barnes Richard, of tobacco warehouse No. 1,
79 s Washington, F. P.
Barnes Robert C. quartermaster's office, 5b'0
w Fayette
Barnes Robert C. jr. clerk, 560 w Fayette
Barnes Samuel F. 14 Ramsay
Barnes Samuel H. engineer, 300 Light
Barnes Sarah A. tailoress, 2 Gold ct
Barnes Thomas B. cigar maker, 53 Milli-
man
Barnes Capt. Thomas H. 14 Williamson
Barnes Winston, grocer and commission mer-
chant, cor O'Donnell's whf and Pratt, dw
I4I0 s Calvert
Barnes Wm. M. carpenter, 319 n Eutaw
Barnet John H. conductor, G s Republican
Barnet William H. bricklayer, 167 s Ann
Barnett De warren H. 74 n Charles
Barnett James A. caulker, 125 Washington,
F. H.
Barnett Rosanna, tailoress, 125 Washington,
F. H.
Barnett Thomas, painter, 162 Bank
Barnett William, dork P. 0. 185 Lee
Barney Eliza, dressmaker, 108 s High
Barney Jamc§ H. (John Sullivan & Sons,) 76
n Charles
Barnham Andrew, clerk, 359 e Eager
Barnham Henry, confectioner, 185 East
Barnickel Johann F. tailor, 84 s Bethel
Barnickel Wolfgang, huckster, 13 e Lombard
Barnitz Alex. H. bookkeeper, 277 Garden
Barnstricker Michael, laborer, Washington rd
Barnstein Solomon, clothing, 107 Camden
Barnum Allen S. Grundy near McMechin
BARNUM'S CITY HOTEL, fronting Cal-
vert, St. Paul and Fayette, Zenus Barnum,
proprietor
BARNUM ZENUS, proprietor Barnum 's
City Hotel, dw s e cor Cathedral and Mt.
Vernon pi
Barnwell Franklin, nail maker, 7 Humes
Barr Elizabeth, seamstress, 155 s Charles
Barr James L. clerk N. C. R. 233 Mulberry
BARR JOHN, Washington hotel, n w cor
Eutaw and Camden
Barr Samuel, agent N. C. R. 233 Mulberry
Barranger John, 37 McElderry
Barranger John, watchman, cor McElderry
and Spring
Barranger Lewis L. sr. butcher, 34 Centre,
77 Lexington and 63 Hanover markets, dw
288 Saratoga
Barranger Lewis L. jr. butcher, 62 Centre,
44 Lexington and 74 Hanover markets, dw
8 Calverton road
Barray Catharine, 75 Stirling
Barren John, carpenter, 142 w Madison
Barren Sarah, dairy, 142 w Madison
Barrett Andrew J. school teacher, 23 Fenn
Barrett Catharine, millinery store, 90 Rich-
mond
Barrett David, watchman, 118 n Fremont
Barrett David, watchman, 346 Franklin
BARRETT & DE BEET, carvers and gild-
ers, 7 w Baltimore
Barrett Edw. wagoner, 182 s Central av
Barrett Capt. Gregory, jr. U. S. A. 155 n Eu-
taw
Barrett Gregory, sr. lamplighter, 118 n Fre-
mont
Barrett George, silversmith, 371 Lexington
Barrett George A. cutter, 18 s Fremont
Barrett James A. finisher, 18 s Fremont
Barrett James J. musician, 17 McElderry
Barrett James J. pfynt and oil store, 240 Lex-
ington, dw 108 Mulberry
Barrett J. L. (B. &DeBeet) 5 Jackson square
Barrett John, grocery, 289 e Pratt
Barrett John, laborer, 415 Saratoga
Barrett Mrs. Jane F. 39 Henrietta
Barrett M. looking glass and picture frames,
82 n Howard
Barrett Mary, 15 n Eutaw
Barrett Margaret E. 18 s Fremont
Barrett Patrick, mariner, 155 s Chester
Barrett Thomas H. engineer, 167 n Paca
Barrett Thomas, boat builder, Carroll's Point
Barrm Wm. rag dealer, 264 s Charles, dw
320 s Sharp
Barrett William, operator fire alarm telegraph,
dw 323 Mulberry
Barrett William, clerk, 185 Lee
Barrett W. D. (Warder & B.) 76 Franklin
Barrickman Mrs. Ellen, 169 n Paca
Barrickman Jacob, cedar coop. 200 e Baltimore
Barring Lewis L. provisions, 286 Saratoga,
dw 288
Barril Brothers, agents Peruvian guano, 29)^
South
Barril Robert (B. Bros.) 173 n Charles
Barringer James L. police, Jefferson near Ann
Barrington Edw. P. bookkeeper, 238 German
Barrington Frank F. prof, music, 124 Grundy
Barrington J. Talbot, 143 s Broadway
BARROLL BENJ. C. attorney, 82 w Fay-
ette, dw Bait. Co.
Barroll James W. 286 Madison av
Barroll Mary Ann, 109 w Monument
Barron Daniel D. machinist, 134 Conway
Barron Edward, horseshoer, 267 w Biddle
Barron Geo. grinder and buffer, 66 s Poppleton
Barron George, shoemaker, 156 s Fremont
Barron James, of fire department, 137 e Lom-
bard
Barron John M., U. S. N. 169 Hanover
Barron John, U. S. N. 10 Armistead la
Barron John, huckster, 195 s Paca
Barron Mary Ann, seamstress, ff Preston
Barron Samuel H. 285 Lexington
Barron Thos. veterinary surgeon, 10 w Hoff-
man
Barron Wm. D. salesman, 134 Conway
Barrow Denwood H. bookkeeper, 527 w Fay-
ette
Barrow Mrs. Esther R. 666 Lexington
Barrow H. T. bookkeeper, 158 w Lombard
Barrow Rev. Thos. 227 e Baltimore
Barrow Wm. H. 666 Lexington
J. HEJnRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
. Roaendale Cement Rud Calcined Plaster constantly on lumd, fil Spear's WluirT.
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Barrows Rescom S. clerk, 81 n Eutaw
BARRUS GEO. W. dry goods, 221 e Balti-
more, dw. 258 Madison av
BARRY & HOOGEWERFF, merchandise
brokers, 4 Grocer's Exchange
Barry Edmond, teamster, 184 s Central av
Barry Ellen, 320 w Fayette
Barry Jas. C. jr. (B. & Hoogewerff) 46 n
Liberty
Barry Henrietta, 251 Franklin
Barry James, laborer, 1 Hargrove al
Barry Jas. C. sr., 46 n Liberty
Barry Jno.R. teller Franklin Bank, 58sExeter
Barry John, carpenter, 3 Watson
Barry John S.& Co., dry goods com. mer. 20
Hanover
Barry John S. (J. S. B. & Co.) 177 St. Paul
Barry Capt. John J. collector, 222 w Fayette
Barry John W. huckster, 393 w Pratt
BARRY LLEWELLYN ^. atty. at law, 80
w Fayette, dw. 79 w Monument
Barry Mrs. Margaret A. 498 Lexington
Barry Richard, wagoner, 44 n Eden
BARRY ROBERT C. attorney at law, n w
cor Lexington and Courtland
Barry Mrs. Rachael, 393 w Pratt
Barry Samuel M. 61 n Liberty
Barry Standish, currier, 58 s Exeter
Barry Wm. H. huckster, 393 w Pratt
Barry Wm. millwright, 118 York
Barry Wm. porter, 69 Vine
Barry Mrs. Dr. Wm. J. 166 Preston
Barry Wm. R. (F. B. Loney & Co.) 586 Lex-
ington
Barsch Philip, barber, 208 Canton av
Bart Louis, locksmith, 84 s Bethel
Bartcher August, tailor, 216 s Durham
Bartell Christopher, cab. maker, 81 e Lombard
Bartenschlager John, tailor, 215 e Pratt
Barter John, brewer, 292 Eastern av.
Bartgis Mary C. china and glass, 62 n Gay
Barth Christian, shoemaker, 30 n Paca
Barth Daniel, saddler, 197 Cathedral
BARTH & EDMEADES, commis. merchts.
and importers liquors, wines, cigars, &c.,
22 8 Calvert
Bartli John H. sutler, 610 Lexington
Barth Saml., (B. & Edmeades) 175 w Fayette
Barthen Julius, tailor, 10 East
Barthold Augustus, jeweler, 138 L. Greene
Bartholo John, butcher, 93 Chatsworth
Bartholomaei Christian G. patent crutches and
splints for fractured bones, cor Holiday and
Orange al. dw 13 Chase
Bartholomaeus George, printer, Raborg bet.
Poppleton and Fremont
Bariholomasa Geo. cabinet maker, 55 Fawn
Bartholomee John J. cigar maker, 11 s Ann
Bariholomee Julius, cigar maker, 11 s Ann
Bartholomee Theodore M. carpenter, 263 n
Eutaw
Bartholomew Christian, tailor, 39 n Spring
Barihnlomew Christian, tailor, 90 Harrison
Bartholomew Gustavus, grocer, 24 Gough
Bartholomew Harry, iron moulder, 65 Pearl
Bartholomew Henry, clerk, 165 Pearl
Bartliolomew Lanhart, laborer, 179 Raborg
Bartholomey August, tailor. 57 Gough
Bartholow Andrew J. carpenter, 50 n Pine
Bartholow B. F. 304 Hollins
Bartholow Geo M. dairy, 60 n Republican
Bartholow J. M. C. clerk, 265 Lexington
Bartholow P. J. 265 Lexington
Bartholow Thomas, milk, 716 w Pratt
Bartible Edward, stone mason, 136 Raborg
Bartles Henry, cigar maker, 120 s Chapel
Bartleson Alonzo D. clerk, 5 St. Paul
Bartlett Abner T. police, 169 e Eager
Bartlett Chas. A. butcher, Fayette extended
Bartlett Chas. boat builder, Hughes near the
basin, dw 412 Light
Bartlett David L. (Hayward, B. & Co.) 57
Hollins
BARTLETT GEORGE & CO. hide and
leather dealers, 134 w Fayette
Bartlett George (G. B. & Co.) 65 n Liberty
Bartlett Geo. W. B. B. clerk, 65 n Liberty
Bartlett James, jr. boat builder, 131 Gough
Bartlett James, boat builder, 37 Philpot, dw
131 Gough
BARTLETT JOHN M. wholesale druggist,
70 s Calvert, dw 173 n Calvert
Bartlett Joseph T. clerk, 173 n Calvert
Bartlett John M. 173 n Calvert
Bartlett Mrs. A. 47 Marion
Bartlett Mary, 110 Hanover
Bartlett Thomas, blacksmith, 122 s Wolfe
Bartlett Wm. E. (3d) clerk, 173 n Calvert
Bartlett Wm. laborer, 216 s Wolfe
Bartlett Wm. E. 110 Hanover
Bartlett Wm. E. jr., 65 w Fayette
Bartlett Wm. S. boat builder, 227 e Baltimore
Bartley Robert, tailor, 27 Eastern av
Bartling Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, 53 Hill
Bartman John, 121 s Regester
Bartol Henry B. coachmaker, 219 Aisquith
Bartol Sophia A. 82 Mulberry
Barton Andrew C. police, 102 Granby
Barton Chas. H. miller, Fails road near toUgate
Barton Greenbury, 102 Granby
Barton Henry C. 238 Montgomery
Barton Ignatius D. printer, 300 n Howard
Barton Jennings, ship joiner, 142 s Chester
Barton Jas. ship joiner, 210 Bank
Barton Jas. I. tailor, 178 e Baltimore
Barton John T. carp'r 50 s Washington, F. P,
Barton Joshua N. finisher. Mount Royal
Barton Joshua, Falls road near toll gate
Barton Joshua, machinist, 107 Grundy
Barton Joshua, machinist. Mount Royal Hill,
near Reservoir
Barton Mrs. Jane, 238 Montgomery
Barton Mrs. millinery, 205 s Bond
Barton Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 26 Constitution
Barton Mary J. 102 s Bond
Barton Mrs. Mary Ann, Mount Royal
Barton Petronillus, milliner, 205 s Bond
Barton Philip A. currier, 62 e Lombard
Barton Rebecca, 148 n Exeter
Barton Samuel S. sail maker, 102 s Bond
Barton Samuel S. carpenter, 70 MuUikin, dw
173 Orleans
Barton Thaddeus J. circus agent, 238 Mont-
gomery
Barton Theodore, clerk, 238 Montgomery
Barton Thomas L. blacksmith. Mount Royal
Barton Wm. L printer, 199 w Fayette
Barton Wm. J. (Wm. J. B. & Son) 62 e
Lombard
BARTON WM. J. & SON, curriers and
leather dealers, 7 and 9 Cheapside
Barton Wm. B. wagoner, 65 Hillen
Barton Willard, grocer, s e cor. Schroeder
and Hollins
Barton Wm. N. (W. J. B. & Son) 62 e Lom-
bard
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent Mjjiutnal
Beneflt Life Insurance Co., Nevrark, W. J.," 89 Second Strvet.
BAK
Bartscher August, tailor, 60 s Regester
Bartscher Francis, wheelwright, llSColambia
Bartscher Dr. Francis, 190 e Madison
BARTZ DANIEL, restaurant, 28 Li-ht
Barwick Samuel, junk dealer, 278 s Broadway
Bash John H. (Entz & B.) 195 w Hoffman
Bash Henry M. office over 13 North, dw 82
w Monument
Bashman Nicholas, varnisher, 57 s Durham
Basil John, jr. teacher, 126 a Madison
Bass Annie, 132 s Ann
Bass Daniel, brush maker, 24 Abbot
Bass & Wight, tobacco brokers and comm.
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merchants, 51 Exchange place
Bassett Mrs. Caroline, 30 L. Church
Bassett Elizabeth, 26 n Eden
Bassett Freeman, boiler maker, 226 Mont-
gomery
Bassett Henrietta, seamstress, 57 L. Hughes
Bassett Hezekiah, soldier, 57 L. Hughes
Bassett Capt John B. mariner, 257 Gouo-h
Bassford Mrs. Angeline, 317 e Madison "^
Bassford John T. photographer, 480 Lexin<^-
ton & i ' o
Bassford Mrs. Maria, 163 Garden
BASSHOR THOMAS C. & CO. engineers
and heating apparatus manufacturers, 26
Light
Basshor Thomas C. (T. C. B. & Co.) Foun-
tain hotel
Bast Mrs. Louisa L. boarding house, 476 w
Lombard
Bast John, baker, 98 e Lombard
Bastable Gilbert M. cattle, 4 Waverly terrace
Bastert August, hammerman, 19 Cannon
Bastian Henry, cigar maker, 70 Hampstead
Bastianelli Gaetano, (J. M. Richardson &
Co.) 290 Lexington
Bastic Henry, ironworker, 143 s Durham
Bastien Emile, finisher, 96 Lexington
Bastien E. ladies' hair dresser, 96 Lexington
Bastner Michael, shoemaker, 165 King
S'^^ox'-JJV ^^^^'^' laborer, rear of 29 Goodman al
BASWITZ MGRRITZ, millinery, 187 n Gay
Batcheller Charles G. clerk to provost mar-
shal, 3d district, 51 Saratoga
Batchelor Andrew, ship carpenter, 13 n Wolfe
Batchelor Benjamin E. sailmaker, 174 Gout^h
Batchelor David, shoemaker, 39 Jackson °
Batchelor Mrs. Eliza J . 305 e Lombard
Batchelor Jacob, porter, 72 Ross
Batchelor John, porter, 72 Ross
Batchelor Joseph, gas filter, 34 Constitution
Batchelor Joseph, laborer, 43 Bank
Batchelor Lewis F. driver, 25 Josephine
Batchelor T. L. cigar maker, 39 Holland
Batchelor Wallace, pap. hanger, 167 Hanover
Batchelor Wm. watchman, 5 n Wolfe
BaXchenfield R. cigar maker, 238 Aliceanna
Batcher Conrad, bookkeeper, 42 Barre
Batching John, laborer, 18 Russell
Bateman Benjamin M. G. tinner, 270 Light
Bateman Catharine, 68 s High
Bateman, Mrs. Eliza, confectioner, 270 Light
Bateman James J. bookkeeper, 422 Lexington
Bateman Jas. S. tobacconist, 125 Hillen
Bateman Samuel, moulder, 226 Light
Bateman Thomas, clerk, 34 n Exeter
Bateman Wm. F. confectioner, 91 s Greene
Bateman Wm. H. carter, 310 Aisquith
Bateman Wm. L. police, 246 e Monument
Batery Ignatius, sutler, 21 s Calhoun
Bates Alexander B., U. S. N., 676 w Fayette
Bates Mrs. Augusta, 274 Lee
Bates Charles, iron moulder, 18 McElderrv
Bates Rev. Daniel W. 39 s Washington, F. P.
bates Ernest, moulder, 274 Lee
BATES FRANKLLV L. manuf. hoisting
wheels and trucks for warehouses, over 1,
3 and 5 President, dw 275 e Baltimore
I Bates -— , clergyman. 41 s Greene
Bates Dr. J. W. P. 45 Conway, dw 103 Han-
over
Bates James R. coach painter, 501 w Lombard
Bates James, jr. iron founder and hoisting
wheel manuf. 1, 3 and 5 President, dw 275
e Baltimore [See p. 42 Mvertisements.
Bates John A. distiller, 676 w Fayette
Bathschatis Elbert, shoemaker, 9 Barnes
Batman John, boiler maker, 18 s Carey
Batsel John, butcher, 25 Abbott
Battee John O. canvasser, 421 w Fayette
Battee Dr. John S. coroner, 165 Hanover
Battee John, carpenter, 485 e Baltimore
Battee Julia A. 21 s Exeter
BATTEE RICHARD RIDGELY, attorney
at law, 24 St. Paul, dw 165 Hanover
Batten Samuel, 312 Hollins
Battenbecher Peter, rag dealer, 877 w Pratt
Battenfield Anna, grocery, 351 Canton av
Battenfield Daniel, tailor, 94 Leadenhall-
Battern Patrick, drayman, 27 e Madison
Battin Harmon, fringe maker, 5 s Exeter
Batty C. clerk, 132 n Gay
Batty Frank, engineer, 35 Gough
Batty Jas. L. 252 Hollins
Batty Joseph, engineer, 35 Gough
Batz Conrad, laborer, 179 Eastern av
Batz Wm. H. cabinet maker, 132 s Dallas
Batzel George, grocery, 249 e Eager
Batzel John, tailor, 243 e Eager
Batzer George, tailor, 214 e Eager
Batzer Joseph, tailor, 225 e Eager
Batzold Wm. shoemaker, 194 Aliceanna
Bau Henry, tailor, 105 s Regester
Bau John, shoemaker, 237 e^Eager
Bauch Joseph, tailor, 13 Somerset
Bauch John, laborer, 235 s Dallas
Bauchaidt Wm. umbrella maker, 75 n Eutaw,
and hat and cap manufacturer, 45 n Eutaw
BAUER CHARLES, proprietor Independent
Turner Hall, 45 e Pratt
BAUER CHARLES, tavern, 77 n Gay
Bauer Christopher, tailor, 15 Ensor
Bauer Conrad, wines and liquors, 32 Thames
Bauer Elizabeth, 291 Aliceanna
Bauer George, confectioner, 492 Lexington
Bauer George L. tailor, 259 n Gay
Bauer Isabella R. candies, 110 Preston
Bauer James, shoemaker, 110 Preston
Bauer John, carpenter, Hudson al nr. Federal
Bauer Joseph, grocery, 15 Jeflferson
Bauer Margaret, 216 e Eager
Bauerlein Mrs. Barbara, milk, 1 St. Peter
Bauersock John, laborer, 96 St. Peter
Bauerle Geo. shoemaker, 158 Columbia
Bauerschmidt Geo. & Co. lager beer, 281 w
Pratt
Bauerschmidt John, (G. B. &Co.)281 w Pratt
Baugh Philip, tailor, 2.39 e Eager
Baugher Edward, cabinet maker, 9 Baker ct
BaugherJosiahL. tavern, 158 Franklin
Baugher J. C. (P.Tiernan& Son) 167 Charlea
Baughman Ann, 79 Grundy
Baughman August, porter, 143 s Greene
Baughman Chas. W. G. police, 6 Hoffman
GEO, S. PAGE & BRO., Maimfaeturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, IH Smltb'a
Wharf. C. HART SJIITH, A«rent.
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Baughman Charlotte, Mount Royal
Baughman Daniel, carpenter, 119 Hollins
Baughman Francis, editor, 79 Grundy
Baughman George, salesman, 434 w Fayette
Baughman Joseph K. painter, 46 n Schroeder
Baughman John, tailor, 78 Greenmount av
Baughman Samuel W. painter, 6 Hoffman
Baum Ellen, dry goods, 81 Pearl
Baum Eliza, 81 Pearl
Baum Elizabeth, 218 Saratoga
Baum Henry, butcher, 17 Fell's Pt. market,
dw 216 Canton av
Baum Koshman, butcher, 216 Canton av
Baum John, stove jobber, 59 Gough
Baum John, cooper, 213 Eastern av
Baum Lewis, butcher, 41 Goodman al
Baum Michael, shoemaker, 91 s Dallas
Baum R. butcher, 216 Canton av
Baum Valentiue, shoemaker, 93 Mulberry
Bauman Andrevv^, tailor, 345 e Lombard
Bauman Wm. shoemaker, 131 s Fremont
Baumann Wm. shoemaker, 63 Ross
Baumeister Wm. grocery and shoe findings,
218 Aliceanna
Baumer Christopher, laborer, 173 s Eden
Baumer Siegman, cooper, 89 s Register
Baumgarten Adolphus, tailor, 45 e Fayette
Baumgarten Charles, cabinet maker, 229 s
Durham
Baumgarten Henry, photographer, 560 w Bal-
timore
Baumgarten Joseph, tailor, 43 Brown
Baumgarten Rachel, provisions, 45 e Fayette
Baumgarten Selig, engraver, 45 e Fayette
Baumgarten Wm. engraver, 45 e Fayette
Baumgartner Adam, shoemaker, 348 Light
BAUMGARTNER ANDREW, proprietor
Webster Hall, 45 Albemarle
Baumgartner John, shoemkr, 219 n Central av
Baumiianer Edw, cabinet maker, 9 Baker's ct
Baumuller John, shoemaker, 107 West
Baur Conrad, grocer, 35 s Oregon
Baur John, potter, 168 s Bethel
Baur Nicholas, laborer, 168 s Bethel
Baurhaus Wm. grocery, 123 L. Greene
Baush Conrad, porter, 7 Fell
Bausman Rev. J. P. 304 w Fayette
Bausmith & Bowen, brass founders, Uhler's
al, betw Charles and Hanover
Bausmith Wm. T. (B. & Bowen) 20 Jackson
square
Bawden John H. clerk, 62 s Bond
Bawden John, clerk, 72 s Caroline
Baxley Dr. Henry W. 185 w Fayette
BAXLEY J. BROWN, pharmaceutist, e e
«or. Howard and Franklin
Baxley James, blacksmith, 25 Chew
Baxloy Wm. H. tinner, 125 Hollins
Baxter Christiana, tailoress, 144 Ross
Baxter Mrs. Emily A. seamstress, 300 e Lom-
bard
Baxter Emily, grocer, s w cor. Fayette and
Broadway
Baxter George, mariner, 81 s Thames
Baxter Henrietta G. 366 Lexington
BAXTER &, JOHNSTON, mineral water sa-
loon, 99 w Baltimore
Baxter Joseph T. (B. & Johnston) 159 w
Monument
Baxter Joseph E. clerk, 43 Gittings
Baxter Mrs. Raciiael L. confec'r, 100 Scott
Baxter Mrs. Rebecca, 28 Camden
Baxter Thomas, boiler maker, 100 Scott
Baxter Wm. cooper, 218 e Madison
Baxter Wm. stone cutter, 230 Preston
Bay John W. clerk, 12 s Bond
Bay Oliver, carpenter. 111 Franklin
Bayer Andrew, tailor, 36 e Baltimore
Bayer George, tailor, 447 w Baltimore
Bayer George C. confectioner, 166 Barre
Bayer John, miller, 41 Block
Bayer Laurence, musician, 69 s Regester
Bayer Peter, comb maker, 151 Stirling
Bayfield & .Gregg, tanners, s e cor. Holiday
and Centre
Bayfield Jas. H. (B. & Gregg,) s e cor. Holi-
day and Centre
Bayfield James, 153 n Paca
Bayfield Mary, Charles 2d door n of Hamilton
Bayles Bernard, 25 Conway
Bayles Bernard, clerk, 25 Conway
Bayless Frederick L. 325 Harford av
Bayless Isaac T. carpenter, 205 Columbia
Bayless John T. carpenter, 175 e Eager
Bayless Thos. gardener, 175 e Eager
Bayless Wm. J. bookkeeper at Eutaw house,
dw 44 Courtland
Bayley Chas. grocer, 22 n High
Bayley David, barber, 1533^ n Gay
Bayley Eliza, 46 Conway
Bayley Hamilton J. street contractor, 127 w
Biddle
Bayley Josiah, cigar maker, 108 s Sharp
Bayley Mary, Ross extended
BAYLEY R. P. & CO. importers of China,
glass and queensware, 6 Hanover
Bayley R. P. (R. P. B. & Co.) 638 w Lombard
Bayley Wm. L. tailor, 207 Gough
Bayley Wm. carpenter, 24 n High
BAYLIES CHARLES F. grocer, flour and
feed dealer, n e cor. Eden and Jefferson, dw
55 Jefferson
Baylies Edv/ard, clerk, 20 s Exeter
Baylies George H. clerk, 135 n Eden
Baylies James L. storage warehouses, 18 and
22 Spear's wharf, dw 538 w Fayette
Baylies John H. clerk, 20 s Exeter
Baylies Mrs. Susan, 20 s Exeter
Baylis George H. soldier, 400 w Lombard
Baylis James R. machinist, 400 w Lombard
Bayly James F. clerk, 177 n High
Bayly Jolui H. carpenter, 3 Ogston
Bayly Mrs. Wm. F. 525 w Fayette
Bayly Wm. 177 n High
Bayn Jas. Francis, rigger, 249 Gough
Baynard Mrs. Eliza, 7 Cathedral
Baynard Dr. George, 7 Cathedral
Bayne Benj. C. pilot, 118 e Pratt
BAYNE & CO. bankers, 208 w Baltimore
Bayne Lawrence P. (B. & Co.) 619 w Fayette
Baynes George B. (James B. & Son,) 274 w
Fayette
Baynes James & Son, wool factory, Lanvale
road, near Greenmount av
Baynes James (J. B. & Son,) 274 w Fayette
Baynes James, carpenter, 92 n Eden
Baynes James, carpenter, 127 Hillen
Baynes John B. (James B. & Son,) 274 w
Fayette
Baynes John, hay presser, 258 e Madison
' leph P. ' • •
ment and Eden
Baynes Jose]
straw dealer, cor. Monu-
Baynes Joseph P. hay presser, 258 e Madison
BAYNES THOMAS, bone dust manufact'r,
Harris' Creek and Eastern av, dw corner
Pratt and Choptank
J, H£NRY GIEISE, Commission Blercluint, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantlj' on band, HI Spear'a 'Wliarf.
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Baynes Wm. W. clerk, n w cor. Choptank
and Pratt
Bayorbusk Edw'd, shoemaker, 282 s Charles
Bayzand Wm. H. real estate broker. Law
buildings, dw 106 Aisquith
Beach Brothers, book and job printers, over
82 w Baltimore
Beach C. B. clerk, 105 w Fayette
Beach Mrs. Maria, 21 e Lombard
Beach Nathaniel, tinner, China nr Hamburg;
Beach Philip, tailor, cor. Penna. av and Clifton
Beach Thomas J. editor Sun, 30 North
Beach Thos. E. gas fitter, 30 North
Beach Thomas E. (B. Bros.) 30 North
Beach Wm. J. (B. Bros.) 30 North
Beacham Bros, marine railway and ship yard,
Covington, foot of Warren
Beacham Emily B. 130 n llxeter
Beacham George, engineer, Boyle nr Fort av
Beacham James A. clerk, 140 s Broadway
Beacham John S. (B. Bros.) Pikesville, Bal-
timore Co.
Beacham John, shoemaker, 94 Franklin
Beacham Jos. R. (Miller & B.) 15 Hollins
Beacham Lenox, (B. Bros.) 104 Washington,
F. H.
Beacham Samuel T. (B. Bros.) Greenmount
av near Cemetery
Beacham Stanley, clerk, 82 s Bond
Beacham Wm. G. clerk, 82 s Bond
Beacham Wm. clerk, 132 n Gay
Beacham Wm. mariner, 209 Hanover
Beacham Wm. N. printer, 94 Franklin
Beachamp Chas. E. school tencher, 44 Warren
Beachamp John, wood dealer, cor. Hughes'
quay and William st. dock, dw 44 Warren
Beachamp Wm. A. clerk, 44 Warren
Beadenkopf George, baker, 24 Gough
Beager George, laborer, Washington road
Beahan John S. grocer, 23 New Church
Beal A. L. steamboat agt, 264 e Lombard
Beal Geo. Qr. Mast. Dept. 117 e Madison
Bealafald Joseph, lager beer saloon, n e cor.
Eager and Centra! av
Beale Mrs. Sarah D. trimmings, 270 n Gay
Beale Solon, teacher, 270 n Gay
Beale .Wm E., U. S. assessor for 3d district,
dw cor. Madison and Forrest
Beall Alfred J. machinist, 180 McHenry
Beall Col. Benj. L., U. S. A. 53 McCulloh
Beall George A. feed store, 52 s Charles, dw
307 Saratoga
Bealmear Mrs. Ann G. 20 s Calhoun
Bealmear Catharine B. 216 n Howard
Bealmear J. Francis, (Armstrong, Cator &
Co.) Calhoun, 5 dooi*s n of Lexington
Bealmear Thos. (Harvey & Co.) 88 Columbia
Beam Andrew, laborer, 197 Fremont
Beam Charles C. lager beer, 99 n Paca
Beam Geo. F, (Orendorf & B.) Howard, op-
posite 'Centre
Beam John, clerk, 242 w Fayette
Beam L. H. miller, 101 Cathedral
Beaman Wm. A. clerk, 82 s Sharp
Beaman William, broom maker, cor. Franklin
and Eutaw., dw 89 n Eutaw
Bean Christian, laborer, 214 Canton av
Bean Christiana, 149 s Ann
Bean Mrs. G. T. A. fancy and millinery store,
66 Pearl
Bean Mrs. Elizabeth, 80 s Washington, F. P.
Bean Geo. shoemaker, 15 St. James
Bean Geo. W, plumber, 149 s Ann
Bean John, hostler, 286 s Ann
Bean John R. carp'r, 80 s Washington, F. P.
Bean John H. pilot, 171 Bank
Bean Joseph H. carpenter, 1 n Sharp, dw 67
n Liberty
Bean Joseph, boat builder, cor. Wills and
Block, dw 341 e Baltimore
Bean Louis H. miller, 101 Cathedral
Bean Mary, tailor, 154 Harford av
Bean Richard H. carpenter, 88 s Washing-
ton, F. P. ^
Bean Robert M. commission merchant. 130
Dugan's whf, dw 71 s Ann
Bean Thomas C. pilot, 219 Bank
Bean Thos. A. pilot, 177 s Broadway
Beans Elias, engineer, 242 Hollins
Bear Charles M. (B. & Bro.) 48 McCulloh
Bear George H. (B. & Bro.) 48 McCulloh
Bear Rev John, 48 McCulloh
Bear N. 158 s Regester
Bear Philippine, seamstress, 433 w Baltimore
Beard Eliza A. dry goods dealer, 234 n Gay
Beard Elizabeth, 134 Hanover
Beard Emma, tailoress, 190 n Caroline
Beard Geo. W. tinner, 190 n Caroline
Beard George W., U. S. N., Gilmor near.
Lexington
Beard James, upholsterer, 37 n Caroline
Beard Capt. John, jr., harbor master, 60 Lee
Beard Joseph, 19 n Front
Beard Maria, boarding house, 57 Columbia
Beard Robert, machinist, 263 s Charles
Beard Samuel, coach maker, 190 n Caroline
Beard Capt. Timothy, 216 Eastern av
Beard Wm. W. paper hanger, 439 n Gay
Beard Wm. G. carpenter, 60 Lee
Beardensop Henry, tailor, 141 n Bond
Bearnes Joseph, gilder. Front near Low
Bearnesteine Joanna, 151 Lexington
Bearry Margaret A. seamstress, 281 Penna. av
Beastell Wm. H. clerk, 95 Raborg
Beastell Margaret, 95 Raborg
Beatley Capt. Nathaniel, mariner, 350 East-
ern av
Beatley Isaiah, 24 n Bond
Beatson George H. clerk to naval officer, 210
w Lombard
Beatson John, teller Citizens' Bank, dw 210 w
Lombard
BEATTY CHARLES W. agt. Bellona Gun-
powder Co., 153 w Pratt, dw Baltimore Co.
near Catonsville
Beatty Mrs. Cornelius E. 116 St. Paul
Beatty George, 42 Spring row
Beatty Dr. Geo. D. office 52 Franklin, dw 116
St. Paul
Beatty George W. brakesman , 484 w Lombard
BEATTY JAMES, Ship Biscuit,
Cracker and Cake Baker, Nos. 92,
94, and 96 Dugan's wharf, near
Pratt street, dw. 38 w Biddle.
Beatty Maria, -Calhoun s of Ramsay
Beatty John T. bricklayer, 14 s Central av
Beatty Michael, laborer, Jordan al nr Dolphin
Beatty Wm. blacksmith, 16 Barre, dw 27 Lee
Beatty Wm. R. moulder, 39 Scott
Beaucham.p Robert S. tailor, 189 w Pratt
Beaufort Fanny C. teacher, 55 Walsh
Beaufort Mary E. teacher, 55 Walsh
Beaufort Sarah J. 55 Walsh
mrai. p. IVEBB, Marine, ^'ire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit IA& Aisnrance Co., Newaric, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Beaumont Isaac, bookkeeper, 17 s Eutaw
Beauregard Anton, saddler, 51 s Regester
Beaver James W. mariner, 87 McElderry
Beaver Tlios. copp. smeller, Clinton nr Boston
Beavers George, wagoner, 212 n Exeter
Bechaump Levin, soldier, 153 Hughes
BECHTEL JOHN W. plumber and stove
dealer, 93 n Eutaw, dw 90 Ross. — [Seepage
28 Mvertisements.
Bechtol Charles, shoemaker, 23 Shakspear
Bechtol Frederick, laborer, 10 Shakspear
Bechtol John, 23 Shakspear
Bechtold Henry, shoemaker, 64 Orleans
Bechtold John, baker, 185 e Pratt
Beck Adam, tailor, 51 s Durham
Beck Adam, wagoner, 46 Preston
Beck Adam, tailor, 24 s sharp
Beck August, laborer, 215 Eastern av
BECK & BACHMAN, manufs. of smoking
tobacco, 113 and 115 w Lombard
Beck Conrad, shoemaker, 70 Fremont
Beck Ernst, foreman tobacco fact'y, 177 Barre
Beck Francis, carpenter, 150 Preston
Beck Francis, tailor, 238 s Dallas
Beck Frederick, tailor, 16 Jefferson
Beck Fredk. canes and umbrellas, 121 w Balti-
more, dw 7 St. Paul
Beck Frederick W. (B. & Bachman) Pimlico
road, Baltimore co
Beck Frederick, milk, Fort av near Lawrence
Beck George, cabinet and furniture dealer, 42
Harrison
Beck George A. carpenter, 438 Lexington
Beck Harry R. lumber marker, 259 Light
Beck Helun, 230 s Wolfe
Beck Henry, laborer, 139 s Exeter
Beck Jacob, tobacconist, s w corner Gay and
Caroline
Beck Jacob, wagoner, 413 w Pratt
Beck John, barber, 158 s Ann
Beck John, shoemaker, 294 s Charles
BECK JOHN, cooper, 22 Lee and 28 Wil-
liam, and tavern and dw 30 William
Beck John, engineer, 82 MoiJnt
Beck John, butcher, 25 Lexington market, dw
Garrison la
Beck John, butcher. Western Cemetery la
Beck John G. piano maker, 20 New Church
Beck Joseph, soldier, 111 Stirling
Beck Lewis, boot and shoemaker, 16 e Pratt
Beck Mary, laundress, 145 Vine
Beck Margaret, laundress, 145 Vine
Beck Mrs M. E. furnishing store, 115 n Gay
Beck Nicholas, porter, 415 w Pratt
Beck Philip, whip maker, 55 McElderry
Beck Philip, sr., glazier, 55 McElderry
BECK THOMAS, Rock Spring lager beer
brewery, Baltimore near Calverton road,
dw 29 Calverton road
Beck William, tinner, 66 Orleans
Beck Wm. R. wagoner, 438 Lexington
Beckemeyer Henry, coffee roaster, 167 n Gay
Beckenbaugh Geo. bookkeeper, 25 s Eutaw
Beckenheimer Mrs. Mena, second hand furni-
ture, cor Hampstead and Eden
Becker August, tailor, 232 Barre
Becker August, shoemaker, 90 Orchard
Becker Charles, shoemaker, 42Lcadenhall
Becker Charles, (H. & Bros ) 80 Leadenhall
Becker & Hrolhin-s, cigars, 54 w Lombard
Becker Christian, tailor, 81 e Lombard
BECKER CONRAD H. restaurant, 310 w
Pratt
Becker Francis, tailor, 81 e Lombard
Becker Frederick, (B. & Bros.) 80 Leadenhall
Becker Frederick, shoemaker, 167 n Gay
Becker Frederick, baker, 486 Penna. av
Becker George W. cutter, 108 s Ann
Becker George W. cigar maker, 112 s Eutaw
Becker George, brewer, 360 Penna. av
Becker George, blacksmith, 2 Baker ct
Becker Henry, tailor, 49 Montgomery
Becker Henry, laborer, 80 Leadenhall
Becker Henry, tavern, 102 n Gay
Becker John D. porter, 154 n Exeter
Becker John, laborer, 165 Hamburg
Becker J. A. H. 2nd bookkeeper Chesapeake
Bank, dw 154 n Exeter
Becker John H. tailor, 116 n Bethel
Becker John, shoemaker, 47 Perry
Becker John, 598 Baltimore
Becker John, basket maker, 46 Albemarle
Becker Nicholas, tavern, s w cor Eastern av
and President
Becker William, locksmith, 304 w Pratt
Becker William, shoemaker, 105 Lee
Beckett Thomas, engineer, 50 Portland
Beckett Wm. (C. C. & R. H. Hyatt & Co.)
106 Hollins
Beckham Chas. furn. wagoner, 104 Mullikin
Beckley Wm H. paper hanger, 202 n Gay
Beckman Francis, blacksmith, 38 Marion
Beckman Frederick, gas fitter, 47 Clay
Beckman Frederick, tailor, 363 w Pratt
Beckmeyer William, porter, 75 McElderry
Beckner Charles C. barber, Eutaw House, dw
10 n Greene
Beckner George, cooper, 124 s Spring
Beckner John, laborer, 101 s Regester
Beckwith David G. cooper, 138 Gough
Beckwith Franklin, ship carpenter, 211 Bank
Beckwith H. boat builder, 98 Lancaster
Beckwith George N. clerk N. C. R. R., 171 n
Charles
Beckwith Wm. L. wood inspector, 50 Hill
Becraft Peter, Falls road near toll gate
Bectner Louisa, confectioner, 10 n Greene
Bedell James, engineer, 204 s Ann
Bedecker Frederick, waterman, 173 Columbia
Bedenbecker Andrew, laborer, 322 s Dallas
Bedenbecker Margaretta, 322 s Dallas
Beddenkoff, laborer, 8 Ensor
Bedenkopf John, laborer, 369 Cathedral
Bedenkopf Mary, confectioner, 173 Hanover
Bee Henry, patternmaker, Carey near Sara-
toga
BEEBE LUCIUS M. woodenware and cord-
age dealer, 94 w Lombard, dw 148
Beebe Sarah Ann, washerwoman, Fremont
near Lanvale
Beech Mrs. Sarah, milliner, 63 n Liberty
Beecher W. W. druggist, 100 Lexington
Beefelt Edward, cigar maker, 146 Columbia
Beefelt Wm H. carpenter, 73 Eislein
Beeher Severing, tailor, 91 e Lombard
Beehler Charles, cedar cooper, 71 Portland
Beehler Charles, ship carpenter, 2 Hill
Beehler Francis, umbrella manufacturer, 235-
w Baltimore, dw 624 Lexington
Beeker Louis, shoemaker, 42 Tyson
Beekley Isaiah J. laborer, 32 n Bond
Beekley James R. carpenter, 242 Eastern av
Beeler Henry S. clerk B. & 0. R R. dw 121 n
High
Beers Capt. James, U. S. N. 293 w Pratt
Beetley Capt. Nathaniel R. 350 Eastern av
GEO. S. PAGE & BUO.. Mnnulactaren or Roofs and Roofing SlaterlaU, 111 Smltlk'»
Wluni; C. HAST SBQTH, Agent.
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Eeetley Robert S. ship carpenter, Wolfe near
Pratt, dw 261 6 Pratt
Beets John H. wheelwright, 57 n Poppleton
Beghner James, carter, 219 Chesnut
Begin Philip, laborer, 243 n Bond
Bch! Charles, soldier, 20 Dawson al
Behlein John, musician, 58 Central av
Behlcr Louis, clerk, 24 s Eutaw
Behler Sigismund, tailor, 36 n Frederick
Behan John, grocery, 39 w Fayette, dw 23
New Church
Bchn Henry, trimmings, 77 n Howard, dw
268 Lexington
Behrend John, tailor, 62 s Regester
Behrends Cusel, dry goods, 162 Lexington
Behrens Bernard, lager beer saloon, 285 n Cen-
tral av
Behrens Bernard, lithographer, 293 n Central
av
Behrens Conrad, boiler maker, 314 s Sharp
Behrens Eva, confectioner, 69 L Church
Behrens Frederick, couchniaker, 69 L. Church
Behrens Henry, 180 s Eden
Behrens Henry, machinist, Fort av near Law-
rence
Behrens Jacob, watchmaker, 90 n Gay
Behrens Joseph, shoemaker, 352 w Pratt
Behrens Wm. L. iron finisher, 25 Hamburg
Behuy Jacob, carpenter, 110 n Fremont
Behuy John, stone cutter, 110 n Fremont
Behuy Rosanna, seamstress, 110 n Fremont
Beier Belthauser, grocer and liquor dealer, 266
Aliceanna
Beier Henry, baker, 6 Jasper
JBeierlein Frederick, laborer, 52 s Durham
Beikel Adam, laborer, 32 Burke, Canton
Beikerch Lawrence, tailor, 8 Tessier
Eeil John, artificial flowers, 130 Lexington
Beil Nicholas, 130 Lexington
Bein Charles, watchmaker, 81 Lexington
Beirhom iVlrs. Wilhelmina, vestmaker, 98 L.
Montgomery
Eeiritz , laborer, 369 Penna av
Beis Frederick, shoemaker, 45 Penna av
Beisig George, 335 n Central av
Beissler Francis, laborer, 46 s Regester
Beiszwanger Jacob, shoemaker, 49 Forrest '
Beitzel Daniel, shoemaker, 118 s Howard
Beitzel Francis, shoemaker and findings, 113
Hill
Beker Harman, ship carpenter, 173 s Bond
Beland , artist, 11 Clay
Belbin Charles T. shipsmith, Covington, dw
174 e Pratt
Belbin William, laborer, 135 e Eager
Belbin Wm. blacksmith, Flannigan's wharf,
dw 77 s Bond
Belden James, rural architect, over Chesa-
peake Bank, North
Belfry Mrs. Catharine, grocery,85 s Poppleton
Belgner George, coalheaver, 7 Green ct
Belitz Adalbert, bookkeeper, 14 n Liberty
Belknap Eben, 101 Park
Bell Abraham, newsman, P, 0. dw e Lombard
Bell Albert, hackdriver, 210 German
Bell Alexander, (H. Straus, Bro. & B.) South-
ern av between Belair and Harford avs
Bell Albert, hackman, 108 German
Bell Albert G. carpenter, 40 Warren
Bell Alfred, butcher, 586 Penna. av
Bell Cornelius J. Franklin near Brune
Bell Edward, soldier. 111 s Poppleton
Bell Edward H. wheelwright, 92 Granby
Bell Elisha, blacksmith, 32 n Poppleton
Bell Mrs. Ellen, tavern, 152 s Eutaw
Bell John, grocery, 162 Franklin
Bell George, tin and sheet iron worker, and
stove dealer, 22 n Republican
Bell George W. soldier, 237 Peirce
Bell Geo. W. jr. tin and sheet iron worker, 22
n Republican
Bell George W. C. clerk, 202 Frankhn
Bell Henry, apothecary, 113 w Fayette
Bell Henry C. tinner, 755 w Baltimore
Bell Henry C. clerk, 58 n Republican
Bell Isaac H. Jr., engineer, 485 w Prjitt
Bell James, clerk, 55 Josephine
Bell James, paper stainer, 161 w Monument
Bell James B. accountant, 619 w Lombard
Bell Mrs. Jennie, 129 Vine
Bell John, millwright, 469 w Lombard
Bell John, blacksmith, 5 Grundy
Bell John, grocer, 162 Franklin
Bell John C. manufacturer of water wheels,
rear of 26 Light
Bell John E. soldier, 109 s Poppleton
Bell Mrs. John H. Townsend near Garden
Bell John H. flour and feed, 515 w Baltimore
Bell John W. millwright, 148 w Madison
Bell Mrs. Margaret, 99 n Fremont
Bell Margaret, seamstress, 29 n Fremont
Bell Maria S. dressmaker, 194 s Charles
B<;11 Martha Ann, seamstress, 77 Hamburg
Bell Nelson H. (Massie, B. & Goodloe)
Townsend near Garden
Beil Nich. foreman gristmill, 256 e Baltimore
Bell Richard A. sutler, 194 s Charles
Bell Samuel, butcher, 44 Orleans
Bell Seneca P. iron moulder, 4 McHenry
Bell Thomas, stone cutter, 56 Chew
Bell Thomas, laborer, 255 Light
Bell Thomas, cigar maker, 84 n Paca
Bell Thomas M. farmer, 304 Eastern av
Bell Thomazine Y. 93 Hillen
Bell Walter, gunsmith, 336 e Eager
Bell William, stone cutter, 55 Josephine
Bell William, machinist, 64 n Gay
Bell William,' carter, 31 Foster al
Bell William D. carpenter, 47 Central av
Bell Wm W. cigar maker, 227 e Lombard
Bell Dr. W. Francis, 83 s Ann
Bell Zebedee, laborer, Clinton
Bellair Henry, whitewasher, 343 s Charles
Beller Conrad, laborer, 508 Light
Bellis John, mate, 142 s Regester
Bellman Emanuel, tailor, 22 Sarah Ann
Bellman John, shoemaker, 128 French
Belmeryer John, laborer, 221 s Bethel
Belt B. A. dressmaker, 32 n Poppleton
Belt Elisha, blacksmith, 32 n Poppleton
Belt Eugene N. clerk B. & O. R. R. 284.
Madison av
Belt Francis, potter, 61 Booth
Belt Hickman, carpenter, over 48 Holiday, dw
189 e Monument
Belt Mrs. Louisa, 284 Madison av
Belt Norwood & Bro. carpenters and builders,
14 Vine
Belt S. Sprigg, (Trueman B. & Sons,) 128 w
Madison
Belt Thomas H. 159 n Calvert
Belt Thomas W. clerk, N. C. R. R. 284
Madison av
Belt Trueman, (T. B. & Sons) 137 n Calvert
Belt Trueman, jr. (Trueman B. & Sons,) 137
n Calvert
jr. HSNRT GISSK, Commission Merdiaut, tor the sale of Floor, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's 'Wliarf.
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BELT TRUEMAN & SONS, tobacco and
general commission merchants, I Ellicolt
Beltz August, laborer, rear 214 Canton av
Beltz Barbara, boarding, 14 New Church
Beltz Harman, shoemaker, 210 s Bond
Belz August, hackman, 214 Canton av
Bemand Randolph, bricklayer, 13 Scott
Bemersdofter John, tailor, 299 s Durham
Benburg James, 260 w Lombard
BENDANN BROTHERS, photographic stu-
dio, 207 w Baltimore
Bendann Daniel (B. Bros.) 282 Lexington
Bendann David (B. Bros.) 282 Lexington
Bendann Fabish, 282 Lexington
Benden James, shoemaker, 87 Eden
Benden Thomas, mariner, 205 s Castle al
Bender Christian, baker, 10 Union
Bender Frederick, locksmith, Frederick road
near Calverton
Bender Gotleib, harness maker, 23 McElderry
Bender Henry, tailor, 133 Orleans
Bender Henry, bar tender, 236 s Sharp
Bender Joseph, tailor, 68 Preston
Bender Lucas, paper carrier, 245 Lemmon
Bender Samuel, carpenter, 24 St. Mary
Bender Wm. butcher, 77 Centre market, dw
Lexington extended
• Bendorff August, tobacconist, n e cor Caroline
and Canton av
Bendorp Frederick, carter, 143 s Bethel
Benderveld Christiana, milliner, 55 Pearl
Bendheim Levi, clerk, 2211^ w Pratt
Bendy Mrs. Eliza, 20 Maiden la
Benedict George H. (0. B. Murray & Co.)
Calvert near Fayette
Benedix Joseph, dry goods dealer, s e corner
Eden and Jefferson'
Benhardt Andrew, laborer, 61 Johnson
Benhardt Henry, tinner, 61 Johnson
Benhardt Louis, tinner, 61 Johnson
Benhoff Frederick, coal burner, 59 Elliott
Benhoff John, laborer, 175 s Ann
Benjamin George, moulder, 222 e Fayette
Benjamin Jacob, (B. & UUman) 44 e Fayette
Benjamin Joseph, shoe store, h e cor Calvert
and Pratt, dw 34 e Fayette
Benjamin Samuel, 110 n Caroline
Benjamin & Ullman, pawnbrokers, 22 n Gay
Benjamin Virginia, confectionery, 62 Bank
Eenkoffer Michael, shoemaker, 229 s Bond
Benlein John, laborer, 165 William
Benlein Joseph, laborer, 25 Brown
Benline Frederick, laborer, 153 William
Benline Joseph, 187 s Broadway
Benn Mrs. Walter, 60 n Exeter
Bennar J. prof, of French, Franklin House
Benner Adam, butcher, cor Chappell and
Liberty road
Benner Cliarles, laborer, 155 Burgundy al
Benner Frederick, tanner, 167 n Gay
Benner Geo. L. marble cutter, 31 Jefferson
Benner George, shipsmith, 251 West
Benner Jacob, laborer, 40 Greenmount av
Benner John, soldier, n e cor Fayette and
Ann
Benner John, porter, 7 Cowpen al
Benner Mary E. dressmaker, 31 Jefferson
Honner Mary A. boarding house, 31 Jefferson
BENNER OTTO, proprietor of Washington
Gardens, s w cor Penna av and Greenwillow
BENNER, DENISON & CO. bankers, s w
cor Baltimore and Hanover
Benner Samuel, machinist, 192 Montgomery
Benner Thomas S. (B. Denison & Co) 147
Aisquith
Benner Thaddeus S. bricklayer, 86 Hamburg
Benner Wm. H. (B. Denison k Co.) 147
Aisquith
Bennet Harriet, 305 e Baltimore
Bennct John I. grocer, 263 s Broadway
Bennet John, 91 Lancaster
Bennet John, carpenter, 44 Thames
Bennet John, shoemaker, 19 Cambridge
Bennet Matthew, clerk, 305 e Baltimore
Bennet Samuel, watchman, 95 s Spring
Bennet Wm. J. clerk I'. 0 .305 e Baltimore
Bennett Alfred, clerk, 74 n Greene
Bennett Alfred, s w cor Greene and Saratoga
Bennett Ann E. 225 n Eutaw
Bennett Benj. F. carpenter, 44 s Howard, dw
130
Bennett D. Curtis, butcher, 95 e Madison
Bennett Dan. H. carpenter, 9 Cambridge
BENNETT EDWIN, manufacturer of cane
and Rockingham ware, corner Canton and
Central avs dw 327 e Baltimore
Bennet Edward, wood dealer and grocer,
County wharf, dw 251 e Pratt
Bennett Mrs. Elizabeth C. 22 s Broadway
Bennett .Mrs. Elizabeth S. 1G5 s Paca
Bennett Eliza, 30 Aisquith
Bennett Ellen, 153 e Monument
Bennett Enoch, notion house, 326 w Baltimore
dw 80 n Paca
BKNNETT F. W. & CO. auctioneers and
commission merchants, 28 and 30 s Charles
Bennett Francis W. (F. W. B. & Co.) 30
Mulberry
Bennett George L carpenter, 280 e Lombard
BENNETT G. R. & L. E. coal dealers, 169 n
Howard
Bennett G. R. (G. R. & L. E. B.) 329 n Eutaw
Bennett Geo. W. pilot, Caroline near Biddle
Bennett Geo. mariner, 351 s Bond
Bennett George, shoemaker, 57 c Monumen
Bennett Henry, butcher, Frederick road near
Running Spring
Bennett Mrs. Harriet A. 46 s Schroeder
Bennett James, laborer, ]26 Lee
Bennett John E. mariner, 154 Lee
Bennett John, nightman, 6 O'Donnell near
Eastern av
Bennett John, grocer, 218 Lexington
Bennett John, lager beer saloon, n w cor Mul-
likin and Eden
Bennett John J. 251 e Pratt
Bennett John, carpenter, 15 Fountain
Bennett John, foundryman, 18 Burke, Canton
Bennett John M. clerk, 14 Jackson Square
Bennett L. E. (G. R. & L. E. B.) 329 n
Eutaw
Bennett Lewis H. provisions, 187 Ross
Bennett Livingston M. attorney, 219 Garden
Bennett Mary A. 329 n Eutaw
Bennett Martha A. 93 s Chapel
Bennett Nicholas, carman, 245 Eastern av
Bennett Patrick H. 235 Saratoga
Bennett Richard A. mariner, 8 s Broadway
Bennett Robert, huckster, 321 Eastern av
Bennett Robert, wagon master U. S, A. 94
w Pratt
Bennett Rufus, carpenter, 143 Ross
Bennett Samuel E. clerk, 471 w Fayette
Bennett Thomas tanner, 28 L. McElderry
Bennett Thomas S. teacher, 123 e Monument
Bennett Wm. whitewasher, 269 Eastern av
P. AVKBB, Marine, Fire and lafe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent '^J>Iutiud
Benefit lAte Insurance Co., Neinrark, X. .7.," 89 Second Street.
BEN
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Bennett Wm. puddler, 20 Burke, Canton
Bennett Wm. boiler maker, 88 Barre
Bennett Wm. T. (Hunt & Co.) 165 s Paca
Bennett Wm. machinist, McHenry nr Fulton
Bennettzhoufer Joachim, laborer, 51 Alice-
anna, Canton
Benney Catherine, confectioner, 315 Light
Benney John H. laborer, 315 Light
Benney John, shoemaker. Bethel nr Jefferson
Benney Wm. O. shoemaker, 201 e Baltimore
Benny David, brush maker, 109 Peach al
Bennezet Mary, midwife, 62 n Front
Bennick John, broom maker, HI McElderry
Bennig George, laborer, 5 West al
liennoid Susan, 171 s Ann
Bensel Henry, carpenter, 81 n Schroeder
Benson Adelaide, 435 Canton av
BENSON BENJAMIN S. founder, machin-
• ist, and water and gas pipe maker, 52 e
Monument, dw 132 St. Paul
Benson Rev. B. F. 24 Aisquith
Benson B. F. carpenter and builder, 44 s How-
ard, dw 130 s Sharp
Benson Charlotte, trimmings, 339 Franklin
Benson Ellen, 54 s Ann
Benson Fanny J. 40 s Spring
Benson Francis A. (J. Fussell ?<. Co.) 72. n
Exeter
Benson Dr. Francis, 72 n Exeter
Benson Dr. Geo. W. 146 Hanover
Benson Henry, coach maker, 157 Mulberry
Benson Henry, cooper, 104 s Washington
Benson Isaac, pedler, 182 L. Hughes
Benson James, foundryman, 53 Elizabeth la
Benson John, police, 283 s Paca
Benson Joseph E. painter, 150 n Howard
Benson Mary, 45 n Greene
Benson Mrs. M. H. druggist, 55 Hill
BENSON DR. PHILANDER V. office and
apothecary, s e cor Hollins and Oregon
Benson Robert P. clerk P. W. & B. R. R. 109
s Exeter
Benson Capt. Wm. B. mariner, 93 Lee
Benson Wm. painter, 150 n Howard
Benson Wm. P. ship joiner, 53 s Ann
Benstine Jacob, jejveler, 2 McElderry
Bentelspacher Elizabeth, 190 Hollins
Benteen Chas. S clerk, 272 Madison av
Benteen Frederick D. dealer in pianos, 10 n
Charles, and 82 w Fayette, dw 272 Mad-
ison av
Benteen Fredk. D. jr. 272 Madison av
Benteen Theodore C. 272 Madison av
Eenthall Amelia, 92 s Washington F. P.
Benthall Capt, Robert, mariner, 313 e Bal-
timore
Benthall Wm. McR. bookkeeper, 313 e Bal-
timore
Bentley Mrs. Amanda, 76 George
BENTLEY CHARLES W. proprietor Bal-
timore steam boiler works, 25 s Front, dw
16 e Fayette
Bentley Edward, brickmaker, 269 s Paca
Bentley John E. bookkeeper, 16 e Fayette
Bentley Joseph, machinist, 550 w Lombard
Bentley Peter, embroidery stamper, 48 e Bal-
timore
Bentley Thomas, brickmaker, 169 s Paca
Bentley Wm. H. dry goods and stamping, 31
e Baltimore, dw 48
Benton Charles S. brass finisher, 464 w
Lombard
Benton Mrs. Hester, 464 w Lombard
Benton Samuel, (Hiss & B.) 181 e Monument
Benton William D. laborer tobacco ware-
house No. 5
Benton William H. ship joiner, 4 William
Bcntz Mrs. C. J. 164 n Calvert
Bentz Henry, baker, 207 Chesnut
Bentzler August, tailor, 1 Spring ct
Benville Lawrence, 149 Dolphin
Benz Casper, baker, 443 w Fayette
Benzel Daniel, drayman, 67 Park
Benzin John S. clerk, 62 e Fayette
Benzinger Fredk. F. attorney, 19 Law Build-
ings, dw Catonsville
Benzinger John S. clerk, 62 e Fayette
Benzinger Dr. Joseph C. at Balto. Infirmary
Benzinger Mathias, (B. & Renehan,) Balti-
more County
Benzinger & Renehan.dry goods, 61 n Howard
Beohm Christopher, shoemaker, 153 Ensor
Berber Wm. soldier, 8 Wyeth
Berbig Edward, shoemaker, 118 Eastern av
Berbig John, shoemaker, 286 s Bond
Berens B. lithographer, 293 n Central av
Berenstecher Catherine, butcher, 55 Lexing-
ton market, dw 418 Pennsylvania av
Berg Albert B. bookkeeper, 75 n Eutaw
Berg Anne E. grocery, 117 Raborg
Berg Augustus T. bookkeeper, 156 Mulberry
Berg Rev. Dr. John, 100 e Fayette
BERG 0. 11. exchange broker, 159 w Lom-
bard
Berg Philip, boots and shoes, 64 e Pratt, dw
68 s Eden
Berg Theodore, cigar maker, 64 Albemarle
Berg Wm. baker, 19 Stirling
Bergau Mrs. Mary, 20 Haw
Berge John, tailor, 94 s Spring
Bergeman Peter, grocery, 116 s Spring
Bergen Everhard, shoemaker, 2 n Poppleton
Bergen Michael, clothier, 113 n Howard
Bergen Thomas T. tobacconist, 69 n Caroline
Berger Adam, carpenter, 36 Holiday
Berger Andrew, harness maker, 57 Richmond
Berger Angus, nightman, 52 Chatsworth
Berger Anastasia, 402 Saratoga
Berger Christian, 39 Bank
Berger Christian, tailor, 54 n Exeter
Berger Clement, cabinet maker, 47 n Poppleton
Berger George, baker, 493 w Lombard
Berger Gustav, gardener, 243 Greenmount av
Berger Henry C. watchmaker, 26 e Fayette
Berger John, 43 n Front
Berger John, cooper. Bond near Lancaster
Berger John, laborer, 265 e Lombard
Berger Joseph, cabinet maker, 66 n Schroeder
Berger Martin, tailor, 125 s Spring
Berger Martin, baker, 90 French
Berger Mary, 57 Richmond
Berger Maurice, trunk maker, 402 Saratoga
Berger Philip, tailor, 25 Somerset
Berger Simon, cabinet maker, 99 Harrison
Berger Zepherinus J. oils, 47 n Poppleton
Berghaupt Margaretta, 41 Philpot
Bergheimer Henry, clothier, 376 s Charles
Bergheimer Leonard, baker, 1 s Central av
Bergman Harris, tailor. 111 Saratoga
Bergman Henry (Wolf & B.) 244 w Pratt
Bergman Henry, shoemaker, 333 Cross
Bergman John, shoemaker, 102 n Dallas
Bergman John C. laborer, 333 Cross
Bergman John A. laborer, 333 Cross
Bergman Philip, 98 s Sharp
Bergner Frederick, cabinet maker, 115 Vine
GKO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Bergiier Geo. basket maker, 272 s Dallas
Bergner Matthias, porter, 3 Diamond
Bergtold Christopher, tailor, 333 s Charles
Eei-kett Thomas, carpenter, 55 s Poppieton
Berkhardt George, shoemaker, 4 Jasper
Berkley Edwin, 223 n Eutaw
Berlieke Ciiristiaii, cigar maker, 8 Watson ct
Berliner Mrs Mary, 51 Watson
Berlinger Piiilip, shoemaker, 152 s Chapel
Barlow John, tailor, 342 s Charles
Berman Frederick, mariner, 435 Canton av
BERNAL FREDERICK, British Consul, of-
fice 6 Exchange building, dw 88 Franklin
Bernard Wm. fisherman, 159 Cross
Berneburg George, huckster, 9 Arch
Berneburg John, huckster, 9 Arch
Bernece Anthony, tailor, 147 n Bond
Bernei Seligman, clothier, 74 and 76 Centre
Market Space, dw 129 e Baltimore
Berneir Nicholas, tailor, 7 Choptank
Berner Gotlieb, tanner, 57 Buren
Berney Bernhart, shoe store, 24 w Pratt, dw
18 Centre Market Space
Berney Philip, clerk, 18 Centre Market Space
Berney Saml. shoemaker, 18 Centre Market sp
Bernhard Conrad, laborer, 317 s Charles
Bernhard John L. shoemaker, 51 Chesnut al
Bernhard Joseph, capmaker, 208 w Pratt
Bernhart August, tailor, 246 Hanover
Bernhart Charles, moulder, 609 w Pratt
Bernt Charles, tobacconist, 138 Aisquith
Berntheusel Wm. grocery and bakery, 89 e
Lombard
Berrech Jos. furniture, 65 Washing-ton, F. H.
Berrenger John, shoemaker, 169 King
BERRY ALBERT W. treasurer Md. Soap
Stone Co. 62 n Gilmor
Berry Benj. D. brickmaker, 113 s Wolfe
Berry Benjamin W. grocer, 65 Camden
Berry Charles A. ship broker, 62 s Gay, dw
197 Ross
Berry Catherine, 9 Chase
Berry Christian, cooper, 190 s Ann
Berry Geo. salesman, 216 Aisquith
Berry Geo. R. (John S. & Geo. R. B.) 160 s
Sharp
Berry Geo. W. shoemaker, 284 n Gay, dw
24 Somerset
Berry G. Henry, (Armstrong & B.) 110
German
Berry James, salesman, 216 Aisquith
Berry James, 46 n Paca
Berry James W. clerk B. & O. R. R. 245 w
Pratt
Berry Jesse L. C. clerk, 108 Lee
Berry John, shoemaker, 35 Penn
Berry John B. N. clerk, 26 McCulloh
Eerry John H. stock broker, South, dw 26
McCulloh
Berry John S. Calverton Mills nearalmsho'e
Berry John S. & George R. fire brick manuf.
cor Sharp and Montgomery
Berry Jolin T. flour, grain and general com.
merchants, Howard near Pratt, dw 294
Lexington
Eerry John S. (J. S. & G. R, B.) dw Balti-
more co-
Berry Joseph, mariner, 132 Pearl
Berry Louis, carpenter, 8 Essex
Berry Mrs. 171 s Wolfe
Eerry N. E. tobacco, produce, grain and com.
merchant, over 63 w Pratt, dw 204 w
HofTmati
Berry Samuel, mariner, 21 Pleasant al
Berry Theodore M. clerk, 65 Camden
BERRY THOS. W. attorney at law, 82 w
Fayette, dw 119 Bolton
Berry Wm. laborer, 9 Chase
Berry Wm. B. 99 Lee
Berry Walter W.com. merch. 4Lightst.whf
dw 124 Hanover
Berry Wm. H. 65 Camden
Berryman Mrs. Sarah, Gilmor nearLexing'n
Berryman Thomas, laborer, 197 Montgomery
Berryer Chas. W. coal heaver, 104 Penn. av
Bersch Christian, cigar box manuf. 210 s
Howard, dw Lanvale near Division
Bersch Christian, (Ehrman & B.^ cor Divi-
sion and Lanvale
Bersch Christian, butcher, 71 Lexington markt
dw Penn. av ext'd
Bersch George, shoemaker, 226 s Bond
Bersch Henry, sr. 9 Lloyd
Bersch Henry, jr. (H. B. & Co.) 9 Lloyd
Ber.sch H. jr. & Co. substitute brokers, 71 w
Second
Bersch Jacob, shoemaker, 166 s Bond
Bersick Michael, prov. store, s w cor Lom-
bard and Poppieton
Bert Charles, restaurant, 308 w Pratt
Bert Peter, hatter, 298 w Pratt
Berthlein John, laborer, Clinton near Elliott
Berthold John, tailor, 173 Lexington
Bertin Isidore, baker, 202 s Bond
Bertrand G. L. chief clerk to auditor N. C.
R. 25 Courtland
Bertram Charles F. (John B. & Son.) 214 w
Pratt
Bertram John & Son, shoe store, 214V Pratt
Bertram John, (J. B. & Son,; 214 w Pratt
Bertram Wm. shoemaker, 768 w Baltimore
Bertram Wm. mutton butcher, 58 Bel'r mar.
dw Baltimore co
Bertram Wm. butcher, 102 Centre market,
dw Penn. av near Northern av
Bertran John I. tinner, 297 e Eager
Berwanger Abraham, shoemaker, 92 Low
Besch John, laborer, 5 China
Best John, carpenter, 41 Haubert
Beste Haman, baker, 46 Gough
Beston J. Rollins, gen. bookkeeper N. C. R.
166 n High
Bestor John R. bookkeeper, 166 n High
Bethanscheger John, tailor, 215 e Pratt
Betor W. shoemaker, 269 s Broadway
Bethon George, tailor, 301 n Central av
Betsen John, tailor, 62 s Register
Betschler Martin, shoemaker, 244 s Charles
Bettner F. laborer, 214 s Chapel
Better Christian, grocery, 175 Gough
Betton Alfred J. shoemaker, 78 Warren
Betton James, moulder, 148 L. Green
Betton Mrs. 74 s Eden
Betton T. W. gents' fum. store, 8 e Balti-
more
Betton Thos. W. shirt manuf. over 259 w
Balto. dw 8 e Baltimore
Betts Alexander P. sailmaker, 133 s Ann
Betts Charles M. clerk, 248 n Eutaw
Betts Mary S. 55 Walsh
Betts Robert, bookkeeper, 37 Jackson
Betts Robert Oliver, saddler, 43 n Central av
Betsch John, carter, Aliceanna near Cannon
Betz August, moulder, 51 s Oregon
Betz Conrad, stevedore, 179 Eastern av
Betz Christopher, clerk, 7 Pearl
■J. HENRY GTESEi, Commlaslon Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's "Wharf.
BET
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Betz Eliza, shirt store, 245 Canton av
Betz Gustavus, coach maker, 262 n Central av
Betz George, second-hand goods, 134 s Chapel
Betz John, milkman, 224 s Paca
Betz John, laborer, 139 s Exeter
Betz John, cabinet maker, 191 s Register
Betz John, tailor, 17 Hampstead
Betz Jacob, carpenter, 191 s Register
Betz Louis, tailor, 261 e Lombard
Betzinger George, nail maker, 113 Lancaster
Betzinger George, 27 Rock
Betzold Andrew, laborer, rear of 56 Cross
Eeumshla Fred. H. tailor, 284 s Charles
Beurrier Jules, 76 Mulberry
Beurrier Louis, bleacher, 76 Mulberry
Beucke Charles L. 628 Lexington
Beucke Mrs. Elizabeth A. 628 Lexington
Beucke John H. 628 Lexington
Bevan Chas. F. (13. & Son,) cor Garden and
Lanvale
Bevan Charles, clerk, 230 n Howard
Bevan Geo. F. clerk in Mechanics' Bank, 100
s Paca
Bevan George, clerk, 100 s Paca
Bevan John S. clerk, 818 w Baltimore
Bevan Mrs. Mary Eliza, 147 w Biddle
Bevan Samuel, (S. B. & Co. ) 120 Park
BEVAN SAMUEL & CO. import, and job.
in English, French and German dry goods,
279 w Baltimore
BEVAN & SONS, marble workers, 140
Saratoga
Bevan Thomas, copper smelter, 12 Cuba
Bevan Thoa. H. copper smelter, 13 Cuba
Bevan Thos. W. (B., Phillips & Co.) 220 n
Ho\^ard
Bevan Wm. J. stone cutter, 131 Peirce
Bevan Wm. F. (B. & Sons,) Lanvale w of
Bolton
Bevan William, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Bevans David, blacksmith, Clinton, s of Bos-
ton, Canton
Bevans Henry, police, 190 e Eager
Bevans Mrs. John T. 117 n Paca
BEVANS, PHILLIPS & CO. com. merch.
14 Bowly's wharf
Bevans Reuben A. L. (Martin & B.^ 281 e
Baltimore
Bevans William, tinner, 147 n Eden
Bevans Wm. H. police, 86 e Madison
Beveridge John, saddler, 279 w Pratt
Eeverungen Louis batcher, 320 Aliceanna
Bever Andrew, wood sawyer, 37 James al
Beyer Catharine E. grocery, 56 e Lombard
Beyer Frederick, tailor, 15 n Central av
Beyer Frederick A. musician, 56 e Lombard
Beyer John, shoemaker, 156 s Eden
Beyer Louis, cabinet maker, 12 e Pratt
Beynor William, cor Clinton and Boston
Beyvig Frederick, shoemaker, 513 Canton av
Eeywood Robert, pedler, over 76 Centre Mar-
ket space
Bezeck John L. salesman, 377 Penn. av
Bezrel Christian, cabinet maker, 273 n Dallas
Beziat Francis C. finisher, 92 s Carey
Beziat Mrs. John, tobacco, 656 w Baltimore
Beziat John M. cigar maker, 656 w Baltimore
Bebalhauser John, pedler, 31 Rock
Efetsch John, shoemaker, 303 n Howard
Eiaster Charles, tailor, 5 Wyeth
Biat Henry, drayman, 431 w Baltimore
Bibelheimer Frank, tinner, 31 Rock
Bialla Moretz, French millinery, 47 n How
ard
Bibb Benton C. (B. & Co.) 179 w Hoffman
BIBB & CO. Baltimore stove warehouse, 39
Light
Bible House, 75 w Fayette
Bice Abraham, car driver, 819 w Baltimore
Bicham John L. clerk, 339 w Fayette
Bichy Hermann, tailor, 13 n Liberty
Bickell Joseph, laborer, 3 Spruce al
BICKERTON JOSEPH & CO., importers
and manuf. of cloaks, mantillas, shawls,
&c. 183 w Baltimore, dw Decker av near
Northern av
Bickerton M. A. tailoress, 49 Fawn
Bickley Samuel, shoemaker, 15 e Lombard
Bidderman John, porter, 154 s Bond
Bickford & Hoffman, manuf. agricul. imple-
ments, 90 and 92 s Charles
Biddeson Catharine, 140 Vine
Biddeson James A. plasterer, 211 Orleans
Biddle Joseph H. fisherman, 4 Gough
Biddle Samuel R. 186 McHenry
Biddle Charles, blacksmith, 360 Canton av
Bidlingmeyer Jno. coachmaker,323 e Madison
Biddleman Edward, police, 191 n Eden
Biddle Street Presbyterian Church, s w cor
Biddle and Madison
Bidroff Wolfgang, copper smelter, 58 Essex
Biden Edward, huckster, 37 s Calhoun
Biebl Jos. M. restaurant, 24 Centre Market
space
Biechy John, baker, 308 w Pratt
Biedebaugh Jno. shoemaker, 145 Welcome al
Bieger Michael, shoemaker, 34 n Liberty
Biel Christian, laborer, 214 Canton av
Bielestein Henry, piano forte maker, 167
William
Bielefeld Cathnrine, confectionery, 110 s
Howard
Bien Catharine, shoes, 245 Penna. av
Bien Henry, tailor, 492 Penn. av
Bien John, tailor, 492 Penn. av
Biermuller Edward, milk, 757 Light
Bierman Henry, shoemaker, 242 w Pratt
Bierbower Francis, box maker, 146 Mont-
gomery
Bierbower Lemuel, box maker, 146 Mont-
gomery
Bier Mrs. Jane A. 261 e Baltimore •
Bieuer George, shoemaker, 1 L. McEIderry
Biede Adolphus, apothecary and chemist, 218
s Broadway
Bierman August, laborer, 220 Lexington
Bierman Hironimus, cigars, 52 e Pratt
Bierly Geo. W. engineer, 30 s Schroeder
Biex John, cooper, 81 Ramsay
Bigelow George, carpenter, 117 Low
Bigerman John, porter, 154 s Bond
BIGGAR JOHN & CO. importers of wines
and liquors, 2 Exchange pi
Biggar John, (J. B. & Co.) 202 n Howard
Biggins Wm. H. boot maker, 182 n Gay
Biggers Alfred L. collector, 265 w Biddle
Bigger Adam, 19 s Washington, F. P.
Biggetstorf Susan, seamstress, 55 Tyson
Biggs John A. butcher, 179 e Fayette
Biggs James, butcher, 150 French
Biggs Joseph, watchman, 90 n Eden
Bigham M. M. com. merch. flour, &c. nw
cor Franklin and Eutaw, dw 180 Preston
Bigham Mrs. Elizabeth, .339 w Fayette
Bigham Mrs, Maria, 180 Preston
WM.. P. Ij^KBB, Marine, Fire niid Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit JAte Insurance Co., Newark, Ji. •▼.," S9 Second Street.
• Mutual
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Bigham Wm. clerk, 24 Warner
Bingel John, laborer, 237 Barre
Bingham John, dry goods, 52 Jefferson
Bingham John L. clerk, 339 w Fayette
Bilger Wm. laborer, 1 Mount
Biliin William G. watches and jewelry, cor
Grant aud Baltimore, dw Barnum's Hotel
Billings Edwin E. porter, 114 Burgundy al
Billings John, potter, 21 n Caroline •
Billingsley Thomas, clerk tobacco warehouse,
dw 114 s Paca
Billingsley Thos. A. com. march. 69 s Charles
dw Hanover near Lombard
Billingsley Wm. H. medical student, 92 n
Paca
Billington S. Gover, clerk, 134 Mullikin
Billington James T. soldier, 134 Mullikin
Billington John J. soldier, 134 Mullikin
Billington William L. post office, 77 n
Broadway
Billman Geo. provision store, 1 s Poppleton
Billman George, wagoner, 167 William
Billman John, woodsawyer, 334 Franklin
Billman Michael, shoemaker, 83 n Pine
Billmeyer Joseph, shoe store, 142 w Pratt,
dw Fayeite near High
Billmire Geo. A. police, 12 e Lombard
Billups Alfred M. currier, 393 w Fayette
Billups Benj. F. salesman, 393 w Fayette
Billups John W. sailmaker, 119 William
Billups Joseph R. shoe cutter, 393 w Fayette
Billups Louisa, 228 w Pratt
Billups Lucy, 101 Aisquith
Bilta Theodore, shoemaker, 17 Callendar
Bilson Andrew J. plasterer, 94 Preston
Bilson Henry, machinist, 469 w Lombard
Bilson Samuel, plasterer, 154 n Howard, dw
Fayette near Arch
Binding George, cooper, 326 s Sharp
Binding Henry, cooper, 251 s Ann
Binder Frederick, tailor, 42 Holiday
Binder Lewis, surgical instrument maker, 19
Chatsworth
Binder Mary, grocery, 19 Chatsworth
Binan John M. lager beer saloon, 260 e Eager
Bines Francis, moulder, 117 Hamburg
Bines John, laborer, 117 Hamburg
Bines Martin, hatter, 117 Hamburg
Bines Wm. H. conductor, 117 Hamburg
Binge Fredk. tailor, 6 Maiden la
Bingham Benj. T. carpenter, 291 Franklin
Bingham Robert, stone cutter, 55 w Centre
Binnie James, driver, 172 e Pratt
Binnie Pcobert, gardener, 172 e Pratt
Binney Major Amos,U. S. A. 25 w Madison
Einnis John, laborer, 9 Rose
Binnix John H. harness maker, 169 e Madison
Binnix Lewis, machinist, 98 Preston
Binnix Nathan, pattern mak. cor Brune and
George
Binnonnitz Louis, soldier, 349 s Bond
Einswanger Emanuel, dry goods, 736 w Bal-
timore
Bines Robert, clerk auditor's office, B. & O.
R. Co. 81 s Paca
Binterwald August, shoemaker, 19 Pearl
Einterwald Louis, scourer and dyer, 211 w
Fayette
Binthewaldt Henry, laborer, 253 West
Binkley Herman, tailor, 183 c Pratt
Einyon&Audoun, house carpenters, 137sAnn
Binyon Thomas, carpenter, 130 Bank
Binyon Thos. W. nightman, 302 Canton av
Binyon Wm. H. H. carpenter, 130 Bank
Binyon Wm. (B. & Audoun,) 130 Bank
Birau Frederick, cooper, 367 Light
Birch Charles, second hand wares, 198 East
Birch Charles, clerk, 141 n Paca
Birch Wm. R. clerk, 141 n Paca
Birch Mrs. Wm. S. 141 n Paca
Birckhead Mrs. C. A. 48 n Charles
Birckhead Christopher, tailor, Granby near
Exeter
Birckhead James, Jr. over 30 South, dw 87
Park
Birckhead John W. police, 409 n Gay
Birckhead Lennox, 48 n Charles
Birckhoff Anthony , tobacconist, 132 s Howard
Bird Charles D. harness maker, 308 Aisquith
Bird George H. (Wyman, B. & Co.) 234 n
Eutaw
Bird E. Carrere, tobacconist, 28 w Pratt, dw
23 Jackson
Bird J. Edward, agent for the sale of dry
goods, 213 w Baltimore, dw Hoffman bet.
Lanvale and Townsend
Bird Stephen L. & Co. dry goods, 57 n How-
ard
Bird Stephen L. (S. L. B. & Co.) 345 n
Eutaw
Bird Mrs. 243 e Chase
Birdsall Samuel, paver, 42 Orleans
Birkens Rachel A. s w cor Baltimore and Ann
Birkenwald Solomon, shoemaker, 60 Thames
Birkett Mrs. Mary, 420 w Lombard
Birkey Edward H. 229 Ross
Birkey Thomas H. 229 Ross
Birkey Thomas, 229 Ross
Birkmeyer John F. confectioner, 112 franklin
Birkholtz Charles, piano maker, 4 Pearl
Birmingham Andrew, carp'ter, 196 n Caroline
Birmingham Daniel, laborer, 185 s Castle al
Birmingham James, laborer, 17 Guilford al
Birmingham James E. plasterer, 347 Cross
Birmingham Thomas, painter, 45 Ross
Birmingham Wesley, pat. mak. 42 Milliman
Birthistle Patrick, carter, 100 Granby
Bischoff Adam, laborer, 238 s Durham
Bischoff C. F. tobacconist, 118 Barre
Bischoff Christopher, furniture, 229 s Charles
Biscoe Wm. M. ship joiner, 296 Eastern av
Bishop Catharine, grocery, 388 Cross
Bishop David, 337 e Pratt
Bishop Elizabeth. 514 Lexington
Bishop Edward, farmer, 206 Harford av
Bishop Francis, shoemaker, 329 e Lombard
Bishop George, 15 Stirling
Bishop Geo. W. cigar maker, 255 e Lombard
Bishop Geo. C. saddletree mak. 94 n Caroline
Bishop Godfrey, coppersmith, 388 Cross
BISHOP REV. HENRY, 183 e Monument
Bishop Mrs. Harriet A. seamstress, 144 s
Eutaw
Bishop James P. at custom house, 250 HolHns
Bishop James, watchman, 179 Hollins
Bishop John, ship carpenter, 246 Eastern av
Bishop John T. stone mason, 173 McCulloh
Bishop John, cooper, 45 e Monument
Bishop John H. lightning rod agt. 95 Ensor
Bishop John L. carpenter, 109 Vine
Bishop Rev. J. P., Scott3 doors from St. Peter
Bishop , bacon dealer, 270 e Monument
Bishop Leonard, laborer, 542 w Pratt
Bishop Mrs. Mary A. 94 n Caroline
Bishop Mrs. Mary Ann, 104 n Caroline
Bishop Nathaniel, carpenter, 24 n Bond
GEO. S. page: & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs nnd Roofing OlateriaU, Ifl Siultli'a
AVUarf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
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BLA
Bishop Patrick, laborer, 164 McHenry
Bishop Rev. Philip, 146 Scott
Bishop Richard, coach manuf. 93 w Fayette,
dw Bait. Co.
Bishop Robert, bricklayer, 450 w Fayette
Bishop Taylor, lig^htning rod agent, 95 Ensor
Bishop Mrs. T. F. dressmaker, 81 Chew
Bishop T. B. veterinary surgeon, 157 Park
Bishop William, rigger, 136 s Wolfe
Bishop William, jr. 260 e Madison
Bishop William H. clerk, 185 e Monument
Bisser Jacob, laborer, 60 Johnson
Bissett Thomas, jr. stone cutter, 53 McHenry
Bissing W. F. watchmaker, 96 w Baltimore,
dw 40 Holiday
Bisson William, mate, 128 s Chester
Bistler Dr. James H. 8 n Greene
Bitmyer John, soldier, e Monument
Bitzler , 2d hand furn. 431 w Baltimore
Biitain John, butter dealer, 594 Penna. av
Bittel Banoratz, laborer, 59 Elliott, Canton
Bitter Christian, grocery, s e cor Wolfe and
Gough
Bitter U. lithographer, 105 Hanover
Bitter Ferdinand, brewer, 51 Leadenhall
Bitter Henry, piano maker, 218 Barre
Bitter John, teamster, 194 Stirling
Bitter John G. laborer, 194 Stirling
Bitter Lewis, tavern, 5 w Pratt
Bittiger William, ostler, 198 w Fayette
Bittinger Elizabeth, confectionery, 7 Penna. av
Bittinger John D. shoemaker, 7 Penna. av
Bittfrau Krom,201 Aliceanna
Bittner George, tailor, 25 s Washington, F. P.
Bittner George, porter, 40 s Bond
Bittorff Christian, tailor, 9 Constitution
Bitz John, porter, 52 s Charles
Bitzel William, currier, 73 e Monument
Bivans James, furn. wagon, 121 n Paca
Bix Louis, clerk, 122 n Howard
Bixler Andrew, potter, Stockholm near Eutaw
Bixler Louis A. tobacconist, 102 n Howard
Bixler Wm. T. clerk, 602 w Lombard
Bixler Wm. H. H. clerk, 127 s Sharp
Bizonard Elizabeth, 112 Mulberry
Black Benj. T. (B. F. Andrews & Co.) 33 Mc-
Henry
Black Calvin, 467 w Fayette
Black D. H. trunk maker, 96 Aisquith
Black Geo. saddler, McEldcrry near Caroline
Black Geo. flour and feed, 376 Light
Black Gilbert, laborer, 140 s Castle al
Black Hannah, 296 Lexington
Black Mrs. Hannah, 33 McHenry
Black Mrs. Isabella L. 24 s Ann
Black James H. engineer, 116 s Bond
Black JdmesF. messenger Adams' Express, 8
Emory
Black John, hardware dealer, 160 n Gay
Black John, 270 Mulberry
Black John R. carpenter, 18 Marion, dw 622
Lexington
Black John, cooper, 187 Bank
Black John (W. J. Rieman & Co.) 296 Lex-
ington
Black Lewis W. painter, over 276 w Balti-
more, dw 118 w Biddle
Black Lilly H. 22 George
Black Margaret, seamstress, 11 New Church
Black Robert, carver, 65 Frederick
Black Samuel, tobacconist, 188 w Pratt, dw
Baltimore co.
Black Susan, washerwoman, 67 Preston
Black & Sapp, block and pump makers, 115
Smith's whf
Black Wm. D. gunsmith, 1.86 Aliceanna
Black Wm. R. carpenter, 77 Pearl
Blackburn & Bro. flour, gro. and com. mer-
chants, n e cor Franklin and Eutaw
Blackburn Cyrus, (B. &Bro.) 132 n Eutaw
Blackburn Edwin, (B. & Bro.) 132 n Eutaw
Blackburn John C. attorney, 278 Saratoga
Blackburh James W. clerk, 392 Franklin
Blackburn Samuel, tinner, 80 Richmond
Blackerby Capt. Thos. mariner, 36 Cross
Blacke Caroline, lager beer, 242 Canton av
Blackiston Albert C. clerk, 138 s Sharp
Blackiston & Green, cabinet makers, 562 w
Baltimore
BlackisK)n John B. (B. & Green,) 98 Hollins
Blackiston Wm. C. lumber inspector, s w cor
Concord and Bowly, dw 138 s Sharp
Blacklar Alexander C. clerk, 118 n Broadway
Blackley Chas. provis. 64 s Caroline, dw86
Blackesell Mrs. Elizabeth S. 20 Penn
Blackway Wm. miller, Covington near Ham-
burg
Blades , mail agent, 285 e Baltimore
Blades Frances, 16 Church
Blades John L. livery stables, 114 s Wash-
ington, F. P. dw 95 s Ann
Blades Nancy, Cross w of Leadenhall
Blades Samuel, chairmaker, 157 n Exeter
Blades Thos. W. clerk, P. 0. 207 Aisquith
Blair Mrs. Anna, grocery, 228 Mulberry
Blair Charles E. bookkeeper, 20 n Exeter
Blair Henry, teacher, Gilmor, n of Franklin
Blair Henry H. deputy clerk Superior Ct. 28
s Calhoun
Blair James A. clerk, 143-^ s Calvert
Blair John, tailor, 93 n Schroeder
Blake Mrs. Amelia, 330 Mulberry
Blake Chas. W. clerk, Mt. Washington
BLAKE CHARLES, dealer in watches, &c.
217 w Baltimore, dw Mt, Washington
Blake Caroline, 242 Canton av
Blake Catharine, grocery, 151 York
Blake George A. carpenter, 144 s Bond
Blake George, laborer, 151 York
Blake Joel N. machinist and founder, s e
cor Franklin and North, dw 245 n Howard
Blake George E. clerk, 245 n Howard
Blake John, restaurant, 1 North
Blake Jno. W. coll. water rents, 111 s Sharp
Blake John, carpet weaver, 47 Tyson
Blake John R. bricklayer, 112 n Caroline
Blake Mary A. dressmaker, 47 Tyson
Blake Margaret, 330 Mulberry
Blake Margaret, 6 Albert al
Blake Martin, grocer, 59 East
Blake Richard, hatter, Exeter bet. Low and
Fayette
Blake Sarah, 38 Josephine
Blake Samuel F. carpenter, 1 Ogston
Blake Wm. soldier, 6 Donnell near Clinton
Blakely Mrs. Elizabeth, Harrison near Gor-
such av. Homestead
Blakeney Celestine, dressmaker, 144 Aisquith
Blakeney Wm. H. coach painter, 236 n Bond
Blakeney Wm. carpenter, 102 Ensor
Blakey Mrs. Emma, 340 Saratoga
Blakey Wm. malster, 340 Saratoga
Blakney Wm. coachmaker, 50 German, dw
336 n Bond
Blaylock Richard, 197 n Eutaw
Blamire John E. mariner, 199 s Bond
jr. HESTRY GISISB, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain^ Seeds, &c.
Roseudal* Cement and Calcined Planter oonatantly on hand, »1 Spear's WharCi
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Blanch James C. potter, 92 n Bond
Blanch James T. carpenter, 199 e Lombard
Blanch Jeremiah, restaurant, 679 w Baltimore
Blanchard D. H. clerk, 104 McCuUoh
BLANCHARD E. WYATT, attorney, 38
St. Paul, dw 81 Cathedral
Blanchard H. C, architect, s w cor Charles
and Fayette, dw 104 McCulloh
Blanchard Jas. A. J. rigger, 111 Cross
Blanchard Thos. H. confectioner, 34 n Cen-
tral av
BLANCK JOHN, Columbia house, 471 w
Baltimore
Blandy Dr. Alfred A. dentist, 83 Centre
Blaney Chas. E. bricklayer, 235 Saratoga
Blaney Charles E. (W. H. B. & Sons) cor
Pine and Sarah Ann
Blaney Geo. stone cutter, 163 Greenmount av
Blaney Jas. M. bricklay. 163 Greenmount av
Blaney James W. bricklayer, 20 s Fremont
Blaney James W. police, 20 s Fremont
Blaney James J. soldier, 20 s Fremont
Blaney Jane, grocery, 163 Greenmount av
Blaney John T. bricklayer, 185 Rab0rg
Blaney John T. carp. 161 Greenmount av
Blaney Sarah, huckstress,266 Greenmount av
Blaney Wm. H. soldier, 20 s Fremont
Blaney Wm. H. B. & Sons, bricklayers, 20 s
Fremont
Elandford Elizabeth A. 254 e Fayette
Blankenburg Chas. 76 MuUikin
Blankenhorn Peter, soldier, 156 G. Hughes
Blankford Jacob, furn. wagoner, 140 n Caro-
line
Blankinship Daniel D. engineer, 3 William-
son al
Blass John, laborer, 29 James al
Blass Wm. clerk, 163 w. Lombard
Blash Samuel G. sailmaker, 106 s Chapel
Blatter Charles, laborer, 17 Hall al
Blattau Margaret, 24 n Ann
Blaufuss Wm. L. tailor, 267 Franklin
Blaumberg Herman, cabinet mak. 19 s Spring
Blauvelt Wm. S. tin can maker, 71 n Amity
Blaw Joshua M. salesman, n w cor Fremont
and Hollins
Bleicher A. Lewis, shoemaker, 17 Baker
Bleinberger Adam, boot fitter, 100 Walker ct
Bledzer Philip, shoemaker, 201 s Bond
Blessiijg Daniel, carpenter, 47 n High
Blessing Daniel, carpenter, n w cor Eden and
Hampstead
Blessing Mrs. Mary, confectionery, n w cor
Eden and Hampstead
Blessinger Louisa, Gough cor Central av
Blessing John F. laborer, 28 sL. McElderry
Blessing John, tobacconist, 241 n Gay
Blesson John, 158 n Dallas
Bletzer Philip, shoemaker, 201 s Bond
Bley Rudolph, clothier, 512 Lexington
Biick Thomas H. mercantile agent, over 36 w
Second, dw 29 s Broadway
Blight Robert, laborer, 32 Milliman
Blightman Wm. P. grocery, cor Eastern av
and Chester
Blimline Andrew, boiler maker, 426 w Pratt
Blimline Henry, shirts, drawers, &c., 134
Penna av
Blimline Henry, shirts, drawers, &c.,over 2
n Liberty, dw 5 Park
Blinsinger George F. carpenter, 145 Ross
Blinsinger George M. carpenter, 145 Ross
Blinsinger Wm. M. carpenter, 145 Ross
Bliss Lieut. Col. Alexander, Q. M. U. S. A.
Head Quarters, dw Eutaw House
Blissard C. H. police, 18 Rock
Blissard John L. copper refiner, 124 William
Blitt Maximillian S. butcher, 70 Centre, 10
Lexington, and 62 Hanover markets, dw
•Penna av near tollgate
Blithe teacher,, 111 n Caroline
Blocher Wm. L. clerk, 29 n Republican
Block Andrew, blacksmith. 111 Saratoga
Block Augustus, imp. and com. merchant, 96
w Lombard, dw Bait, county
Block Edward, wines, liquors, foreign pro-
duce, corks, &c. 114 w Lombard, dw 253
Block Finley, engraver, 99 Orleans
Block Henry, iron finisher, 48 Aliceanna
Block Harriet, 90 Orleans
Block John, (Thomsen & B.) 142 n Charles
Block Julia, 4 n Schroeder
Block Lewis, wagoner, 58 McElderry
Block Louis, cigar maker, 88 York
Block Simon, furniture and clothing dealer,
254 s Bond
Block Wm. laborer, rear 218 s Caroline
Blocker Daniel, Q. M. dept. 350 Lombard
Blofut Wm. laborer. Falls road, near North-
ern av
Blomacear Christian, smith, 222 s Wolfe
Blomeier Ennis, boot and shoemaker, 32
President
Blome & Jacobi, candies and fruits, 445 w
Baltimore
Blome George, (B. & Jacobi) 445 w Baltimore
Blome John, tavern, 26 w Lombard
Blondheim Hart, tailor, 105 n Howard
Blood Wm. H. cardriver, 968 w Baltimore
Bloodsworth Jacob, mariner, 189 Hanover
Bloom Catharine, Point lane near Harford av
Bloom George, tailor, 23 n Dallas
Bloom Joseph, glazier, 185 n Central av
Bloomer John W. jr., clerk, 97 Aisquith
Bloomer Wm. E. sutler, 97 Aisquith
Blotkamp Wm. carriages for hire, 260 e Lom-
bard
Blowdell Malachi, conductor City Pass. R.
R. 80 Ross
Blucher Joseph, laborer, 18 s Amity
Bloxam Mrs. Mary, variety, 308 s Eutaw
Bloxam Wm. engineer, 308 s Eutaw
BLOXHAM JOHN, variety and hardware
dealer, 56 Harrison, dw 127 n High
Bluck Peter, laborer, 19 Albemarle
Bluit Ellen, dressmaker, 127 w Madison
Bluit Mary, dressnr.aker, 127 w Madison
Blum Mrs. Barbara, 103 s Bond
Blum Charles, soldier, 3 Jew al
Blum Catharine, midwife, 223 Canton a-^
Blum Daniel, second-hand store, 76 Harrison
Blum Frederick, tanner, 86 n Central av
Blum F. F barber, 395 n Gay
Blum George, restaurant, 313 n Howard
Blum George, barber, 96 Richmond
Blum Gotlieb, laborer, 91 s Chapel
Blum Isaac, second-hand dealer, 193 Lombard
Blum Isaac, second-hand clothier, 228 s Caro-
line
Bllim Jacob, shoemaker, 3 Jew al
Blum Jacob, shoemaker, 192 Hollins
Blum John L. tailor, 75 Hanover
Blum Solomon, (Hess, B. & Co.) 271 w Bait.
Blum Wm. watchmaker, 529 w Baltimore
Blume Albert, clerk, 9 s Gay
Blume Benjamin, cigar maker, 228 e Lombard
WM. P. AVEBB, Marine, l^ire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mntual
Benefit lilfe Insurance Co., Nevrork, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Blumauer, boots, shoes and clothing,
235 s Charles
Blumendauer Adam, shoemaker, 239 Mont-
gomery
Blumenkalb Ernest, milkman, 325 e Madison
Biumenthal Abraham, second-hand dealer,
278 s Charles
Biumenthal Bernard P. dry goods, 156 Lex-
ington
Biumenthal Isaac, furniture, 129 s Fremont
BlumendorfFMary, 29 Fell
Blumenberg Maj. Leopold, provost marshal
3d district of Maryland, office 26 Holiday,
dw 52 n Exeter
Blumer Mrs. Doris, 15 s Central av
BUimlein Margaret, 50 Central av
Blundell Anthony, laborer, 152 Dover
Blundell Dennis, 103 Garden
Blundell Dennis, laborer, 152 Dover
Blundell Teresa,_ confectionery, 67 Mulberry
Blundell Wm. hackman, 67 Mulberry
Blunt Nelson, laborer, 21 Walker
Blunt Stephen, boot fitter, 475 w Pratt
Blye Mrs. Bridget, 66 L. Monument
Blye Peter, laborer, 66 L. Monument
Blyman Wm. barber, 48 Camden
Boalt Edward, conductor, 185 s Paca
lioane James, commission merchant, 261 Ais-
quilh
Board of Trade, office new Exchange build-
ings, George U. Porter, Secretary
Boaring Elias H. stone cutter, 302 Franklin
Boarman John, laborer, 103 Walsh
Boase Bernhardt, boiler maker, 158 Columbia
Bobart Charles C. sexton, Bethel near East-
ern av
Bobart Thos. tavern, 242 s Broadway
Bobee Joseph F. clerk, 207 Light
Bobee James A. shipsmitli, 207 Light
Bobee John D. shipjoiner, 207 Light
Bobee Joseph F. jr., cigar maker, 207 Light
Bobeth Charles, piano maker, 246 Booth
Bobeth Charles, (Eggert & B.) 641 w Balti-
more
BobUtz Wm H. pumpmaker, 42 Hampstead
Bocche Herman, engineer, 651 Light
Bochelman Christian, machinist, 11 Nicholson
Bochler Henrietta, nurse, 238 Canton av
Bochler Joseph, clerk, 238 Canton av
Bock Julius, 15 n Eden
Bock Julius, painter, 322 e Monument
Bockel Charles, shoemaker, Frederick road,
near Calverton
Bockelman Conrad, tailor, 125 Barre
Bockelman Wm. upholsterer, 56 e Pratt
Bockman John, shoemaker, 33 Albemarle
Bockmiller Wm. tanner, 98 Chew
Bockmiller Wm. P. blacksmith and wheel-
wright, 57 n High, dw 37
Bocksti John Wm. restaurant, 26 Second
Bocock John R. ensign U. S. N. 216 e Fay-
ette
Bode Charles, tailor, 228 e Madison
Bode John, shoemaker, 184 Orleans
Bode Louis, cooper, 295 s Sharp
Bode Doct. Wm. druggist, s e cor Fremont &
Columbia
Bode Dr. Wm. 159 w Lombard
Bode Wm. D. shoemaker, 2 Haw
Bodein John, umbrella maker, 73 Mullikin
Bodenmiller H. laborer, 32 Thames
Boden Frederick, tailor, 56 Aliceanna
Bodun Wm. confectioner, 299 e Monument
Bodenburg Charles, cap maker, 253 Hanover
Bodenschatz John, tavern, 44 Camden
Bodensick Chas. F. bookbinder, 393 Franklin
Bodensick David, cabinetmaker, 263 Franklin
Bodensick David A. printer, 150 n Fremont
Bodensick Geo. H. book binder, 360 Franklin
Bodensick Wm. T, book binder, 263 Franklin
Bodgar August, second-hand dealer, 58 Penna
avenue
BODICKER LOUIS, ladies' shoe store, 43 n
Gay, dw 263 Lexington
Bodine John, laborer, 20 Barnes
Boecher George, piano maker, 329 Mulberry
Boecker Henry, farrier, 282 Aliceanna
Boehl Henry, carpet weaver, 145 Camden
Boehm Dr. Adolphus, 58 Barre
Boehm Constantine, lager beer saloon, 50 s
Wolfe
Boehm Charles T. (B., Rice & Co.) 261 Lex-
ington
Boehm Henry, baker, 9 George
Boehm John W. blacksmith, 1 n Bond
BOEHM, RICE & CO. wooden ware, brushes
• brooms, &c. 32 s Calvert
Boehme Augustus, grocer, 128 Hanover
Boehme Charles L. 223 n Eutaw
Boehmer J. Henry, porter, 125 Camden
Boehner Joseph, cabinet maker, 46 Lancaster
Boeker Henry F. W. tailor, 42 Portland
Boen Edward, butcher, 2 n Regester
Boener Conrad, brickmaker, 414 s Charles
Bochrie Christian, cooper, 190 s Bond
Boerner Henry, (Norris, Calwell & Co.) 99
s Sharp
Boesel John, laborer, 426 Canton av
Boesser John, locksmith, 342 Mulberry
Boettinger Peter, shoemaker, 14 Davis
Bogan Mary, 31 Thames
Bogartus S. A. soldier, 405 w Lombard
Bogul John, blacksmitli. Canton av near Ann
Bogell Mrs. Blotour, 911 w Pratt
Boger George, printer, 37 Albemarle
Bogert John, 9 s Broadway
Boggs Ann, seamstress, 144 n Eutaw
BOGGS, COTTMAN & CO. importers and
dealers in wines, liquors, &c. and commis-
sion merchants, 46 w Lombard
BOGGS & CO. agents Connecticut Mutual
and Charter Oak Life Insurance Cos., 12 s
Gay
Boggs A. L.jr. commission merchants, and
dealer in flour, grain, &c., 141 n Howard,
dw 42 Courtland
Boggs F. Henry, bookkeeper, 42 Courtland
Boggs J. Greer, bookkeeper, 75 e Baltimore
Boggs Robert J. B. aid to Revenue Custom
House, 42 Courtland
Boggs Wm. life insurance, 12 s Gay, dw 176
p Eutaw
Boggs Wm. A. (B., Cottman & Co.) 142 n
Charles
Boggs Wm. (B. & Co.) 176 n Eutaw
Boggs Wm. clerk, 144 n Kutaw
Bogges Thos. F. horse-shoer, 231 e Madison
Bogges Wm. B. F. soldier, 231 e Madison
Bogle James, ship carpenter, 131 Thames
Bogleberg Augusta, 248 Lexington
Bogue Henry, (Harrington & B.) 71 Franklin
Bogue James, groceries & liquors, 11 Mercer
Bogue Mrs. Maria, 230 w Fayette
Bogue Robert H. clerk, 71 FrankUn
Bohager Frances, grocery, s w cor Central av
and Bank
GEO. S. PAGB & BRO., Manufacturers of Roof^ and Roofing ]}Iaterlals, 111 Smltki's
Wharf. C. HART SJ»HTH, Agent.
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Bohan Ellen, grocery, 34 Rock
Bohan James, gardener, 34 Rock
Bohanan Dr. James S. 403 Canton av
Bohannan Wilson, (Gibson & B.) 284 e Monu-
ment
Bohlman Henry, cigars, 57 Albemarle
Bohlman Henry, porter, 454 Light
Bohlman Henry G. foundryman, 454 Light
Bohlman John, tobacconist, 415 w Baltimore
Bohmer Wm. liquors, 19 Water
Bohn Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding house, 105 w
Fayette
Bohager Francis, grocery, 23 Bank, and
second-hand goods, 11 Bank
Bohne Mary, milliner, 60 Park
Bohne Herman, baker, 3 Leadenhall
Bohnlofink Johnj shoemaker, 194 e Lombard
Bohrer Julius S., U. S. N. 148 Broadway
Bohnert Michael, shoemaker, 23 St. James
Boice George M. trimmings, Frederick av
near Fulton
Boisil Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Boke John, laborer, 72 Towson
Bokee George M. china, glass and queens-
ware deal. 41 n Howard, dw277 Lexington
Bokee Howard, (Hardester & B.) 277 Lex-
ington
BOKEE WILLIAM F. china merchant, 1
and 3 Harrison, dw 105 n Front
Bokel JcJm G. grocery, 283 e Eager
Bokel M'l-s. John H. shoe store, 62 Park
Bokel Theodore A. grocery, 146 Stirling
Bokerf Jacob, cooper, 106 West
Bokern John F. cabinet maker, 36 Thames
Bokeman Dicrich, shoemaker, 161 Conway
Bokman Augustus C. shoemaker, 16 Rock
BOLENIUS G. H. dealer in leaf tobacco and
cigar manufacturer, n w cor Charles and
Pratt
Bolan Edward, watchman, 26 Hillen
Bolan James, laborer, 35 s Durham
Boland James, grocer and liquors, 168 Canton
avenue
Boland Margaret E. dressmaker, 120 Ross
Boland Thomas, laborer, 265 Forrest
Bolander Wm. laborer, 134 Hamburg
Bolden Michael, 183 Bank
Bolden Robert, blacksmith, 16 s Oregon
Boulden Wm. finisher, 135 Hollins
Bolein John, woodsawyer, 209 s Chapel
Bolgiano Joseph A. 347 n Gay
Bolgiano John C. carpenter, 98 Chew
Bolgiano John, shoe findings, 28 s Calvert,
dw 49 Chew
Bollack Peter, tavern, Clinton s of Boston,
Canton
Bolland August, engineer, 36 Peach al
Boiler William, lager beer, 639 w Baltimore
Bollet Frederick C. clerk, 18 s Exeter
Bollman Earnest, drayman, 217 Conway
Bollman Francis, whitewasher, 144 Aisquith
Bollman Frederick, tailor, 56 Portland
Bollman Henry, porter, 64 Park
Bollman John W. civil and constructing engi-
neer, 112 Penna av
BOLLMAN WENDELL, civil and construct-
ing engineer, Patapsco Works, cor Clinton,
dw 112 Penna av
Bolster Michael, laborer, 98 St. Peter
Bolster J. joiner, 22 Fell
Bolster William, seaman, 267 Hanover
Bolte Henry, clerk, 543 w Baltimore
Bolte Simon, bookkeeper, 543 w Baltimore
J. HENRY GIESE, Commlasion Merchant, for the Bale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Roaeudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ^1 Spear's Wharf;
Bolton Augustus, surveyor, 38 Aisquith
Bolton Daniel K. (Wm. H. B. & Bro.)
198 e Fayette
Bolton Hugh & Co. glass, oil and paint store,
81 McElderry's wharf
Bolton Hugh W. (Hugh B. & Co.) 20 n
Front
Bolton Hugh, (Hugh B. & Co.) 20 n Front
Bolton James, (Hugh B. & Co.) 114 s Bond
Bolton James K. clerk, 114 s Bond
BOLTON STATION, Northern Central Rail-
way, cor. Cathedral and Bolton
W. B. BOLTON & CO. Paints, Oils,
Glass, &c., 55 South Calvert street
and 26 Cheapside.
Bolton Wm E. ( W. B. E. & Co.) 155 s Sharp
Bolton Wm. H. & Bro. (W. H. B. & Bro.) 3
Jackson
BOLTON WM. H. & BRO. dealers
in Glass, Oils, Paints, Ethereal,
Kerosene and Coal Oils, Alco-
hol, Benzine and Machinery Oils,
Lamps, &c., 84 West Pratt street,
between Gay and Commerce.
Boltz Catharine, 366 Penna av
Boltz Edward, butcher, 363 Penna av
Bollz John, laborer, 233 s Dallas
Bolv Christian, sawyer, 92 Eastern av
Eolz Rhinehart, butcher, 440 Penna av
Boman Thomas, street waterer, 156 n Dallas
Bomber H. laborer, 153 Canton av
Bomberg Andrew, tailor, 28 Hampstead
Bomberger John H. shoemaker, 696 w Biddle
Bomberger John, laborer, 266 Aliceanna
Bomen Martha, 1 Low
Bomgarten Joseph, tailor, 43 Brown
Bona Bernhard, collector, 33 Brown
Bona Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, 33 Brown
Bonaker Philip, shoemaker, 149 s Bond
Bonaparte Jerome N. 95 Park
Bonavita Amelia R. 124 Harford av
Bond Alex. (B. & Bulack) 245 e Biddle
Bond Alexander J. carpenter, 183 Ross
Bond Alex, produce and comm. merchant, n
w cor. Pratt and Commerce
Bond Alfred, carpenter, 183 Ross
BOND & BULACK, restaurant, 85 w Pratt,
one door from South
Bond Cornelius F. teacher,? Waverly terrace
Bond Ely, soldier, 241 Forrest
Bond Hugh L. judge criminal court, n e cor.
Franklin and Tyson
Bond James H. (J. W. B. & Co.) 86 w Balti-
more
BOND J. W. & CO. booksellers, 86 w Balti-
more
BOND JAMES, JR., fruit and produce and
commission merchant, 6 Hollingsworth, dw
348 e Monument
Bond John H. carpenter, 113 n Pine
Bond John, laborer, 59 Gough
Bond John, police, 113 n Pine
Bond John W. (J. W. B. & Co.) 239 e Bal-
timore
Bond John, wagoner, 67 Granby
Bond John W. assist. U. S. assessor, 53 North
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Bond Josias, gardener, Philadelphia road near
city limits
Bond Joseph H. pyrotechnist, 330 e Baltimore
Bond Leander, carpenter, 183 Ross
Bond Louis, tin and sheet iron worker, Eden
near Orleans
Bond Lorenzo D. engineer, Falls road near
Northern av
Bond Mary, washerwoman, 60 Richmond
Bond Nimrod, ladies' shoemaker, 160 George
Bond Mrs. Susanna, 124 s Bond
Bond I'hos. ship carpenter, 8 Bennet, Canton
Bond Thomas, weaver, 97 Peirce
BOND THOMAS G. & CO., propr. Charles-
ton House, 76 w Pratt
Bond Thomas G. (T. G. B. & Co.) 76 w Pratt
Bond Thomas J. restaurant, n w cor Orleans
and Lewis, dw 407 n Gay
Bond Thomas, produce dealer, n w cor Cal-
vert and Pratt, dw 99 n Bond
Bond Wm. carter, 13 Warren
Bond Wm. huckster, 9 s Ann
BOND WILLIAM, commiss. merchant and
produce dealer, n e cor Pratt and Hollings-
worth
Bond Wm. jr. engineer U. S. N. 330 e Balti-
more
BOND WILLIAM, pyrotechnist, Wolfe near
Fayette, dw 330 e Baltimore
Bond Wm. B. attorney, 32 St. Paul, dw Anne
Arundel Co
Bonday James, (B. & Thurlow,) wharfinger,
273 s Ann, dw 187 Gough
Bonday Jamts, jr. wharfinger, Gibson's whf.
dw 83 s Chester"
Bonday & Thurlow, oak coopers. 111 Thames
Bonecker John G. pork packer. 111 McEl-
derry
Bonfire Henry, laborer, 9 s Durham
Bonhage August, tailor, 106 Dawson al
Bonhage Hejiry, tailor, 44 Vo e Pratt
Bonheim Martin, dyer, 150s Eutaw
Bonifant Washington, U. S. Marshal for Md.
office 11 Court House la, dw Montgomery
Co.
Bonn Anthony S. & Co. importers and whole-
sale dealers in leaf and manuf tobacco, 172
w Pratt, and Magnolia Snuft' Mill, 3 Perry
Bonn Anthony, officer at Penitentiary, dw 160
German
Bonn Anthony S. (A. S. B. & Co.) 172 w
Pratt
Bonn Daniel W. (Anthony S. B. & Co.) 172
w Pratt
Bonnflichard, (Anthony S. B. & Co.) 62 s
Paca
Bonn John, cooper, 94 n Eden
Bonner Capt. Elijah, mariner, 14 Gough
Bonner Hugh, shoemaker, 51 Harford av.
Bonnet Jacob, shoemaker, 303 Canton av
Bonnet Nicholas, wagoner, 245 Eastern av
Bonnett Joseph L. currier, 88 Eastern av
BONNEY ELIAS, embroidery, ribbons, &c.
147 w Baltimore, dw 657 Lexidgton
Bonney James, clerk at Fountain Hotel
Bonney John, clerk. Fountain Hotel
Bonsai Louis, bookbinder, 52 w Baltimore
Bonsai Robert, jeweler, n High
Bonslager George, laborer, 199 William
Bonter Michael, carter, 228 n Dallas
Bood Henry, fruit dealer, 154 Light
Boofter Elijah, cellar digger, 122 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Booker Henry, clerk, 22 Chatsworth
Booker John L. Sec'y Great Council of Red
Men, office 18 North, dw 22 Chatsworth
Bookman Joseph, cooper. Willow near Mc-
Kim
Bookhamer Fred'k, upholsterer, 27 Eastern av
Bookhein Peter, carter, 40 Fort av
Bookhimer George, laborer, 334 s Bond
Bookhultz Mrs. Mary, 230 Lee
Book Mrs. Mary, 277 Lexington
Boon Benjamin T. printer, 25 Lee
Boon Joseph H. carpenter, 122 Ross
Boon Philomena, 319 s Bond
Boon Robert W. cabinet maker, 350 Mulberry
Boone Charles H. baker, 223 e Lombard
Boone Francis W. moulder, 14 Decker
Boone John W. laborer, 223 e Lombard
Boone Joseph H. shoemaker, 55 n Eden
Boone Dr. J. H. 335 w Lombard
Boone John W. shoemaker, 223 e Lombard
Boone John H. D. jr. tavern, s e cor Second
and Frederick
Boone John H. D. tobacconist, 1 Second, dw
85 Chew
Boone Mary A. tailoress, 30 Dolphin
Boone Nicholas, watchman Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, 186 Aisquith
Boone Samuel, police, 128 s Central av
Boone Wm. cabinet maker, 152 n Exeter
Boone Wm. G. mariner, 84 Block
Boone Wm. H. steam fitter, 166 Aisquith
Booth James H. cigar maker, 3 Thomsen
Booth John C. upholsterer, 219 Aisquith
Booth Joseph, upholsterer, 103 Central av
Booth Dr. R. R. dentist, 49 w Baltimore
Booth Sarah, seamstress, 92 w Centre
Booth Marshall, boatman, 190 Montgomery
Booth Wm. boiler maker, 10 s Central av
Booth Wm. of Mechanical Bakery, 642 w
Fayette
Booth Wm. 0. L. painter, s e cor Gough and
Eden
Booz & Bro. ship builders, Boston
Booz Benj. property agent and collector, 123
s Washington, F. P.
Booz Chas. W. (B. & Bro.) 125 s Ann
Booz Eliza, 72 s Chapel
Booz Daniel, ship carpenter, 200 Bank
Booz Henry, ship carpenter, 123 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Booz James, coal oil store, 66 s Caroline
Booz John J. ship carpenter, 119 s Ann
Booz Thomas, (B. & Bro.) 142 Chesapeake
Booz Thomas, 165 Gough
Boozbown Mrs. H. 126 e Lombard
Booze James W. clerk, 117 Broadway
Booze Joseph, wood dealer, 14 Hill
Booze Marcellus, jr. wood dealer, 77 William
Bopp Geo. clothing cutter, 413 Light
Bopp Lawrence, dry goods, 413 Light
Bopp Lawrence, clothier, n e cor Light and
West, dw 413 Light
Bopp Mrs. Mary, gardening, bet West-st and
Fort av
Borcherding John G. restaurant, 13 Dover
Borchers John H. cigars, 26 Albemarle
Bordi Madaline, rag dealer, 29 Barnes
Bording John, cigar maker, 11 Albemarle
Borck Dr. Andrew, jr. acting assist, surgeon
U. S. A. 429 w Baltimore
Bordfey Hiram J. clerk, 119 n Howard
Bordley John W. clerk. Mansion House
Bordley John W. clerk, 27 Hollins
wm. p. 'WEBB, Xlarine, Fire and Ufe Insnmxiee Agent and Broker. Agent « Mutual
Benefit JJUe Insurance Co., Kexnurk, S. J.," 89 SMond StrMt.
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Bordley Mrs. Margaret, boarding, n e cor
Charles and Pleasant
Bordley Samuel C. tinner and plumber, cor
Barre and Warner
Bordley Wm. C. jr. clerk Mechanics Bank,
85 n Charles
Boregeuzer Caspar, stone cutter, 137 Wel-
come al
Boring John T. tobacconist, 73 Columbia, dw
171 Conway
Borgnian Henry, cab. maker, 112 Saratoga
Borkhaum Herman, laborer, 2]3 Aliceanna
Borman John, laborer, 257 s Durham
Born Ellen L. grocery, 208 Cross
BORN HERMAN, dealer in liquors, wines,
&c. s w cor Hanover and Camden
Born John, shoemaker, 17 Choptank
Born John, grocery, 122 n Caroline
Born Tobias, furn. wagoner, 82 n Schroeder
Borne Patrick H. glass cutter, Henry near
G. Hughes
Borner Christian, cabinet maker, 39 n Amity
Borneman Henry W. tailor, 15 Jackson
Bornhage Frederick, shoemaker, 35 Saratoga
Bornheim Wm. clothier, 95 Low
Bornhorn Henry J. carpenter, 73 Bank
Borns Joseph, grocery, 455 Lexington
Bornsheim Dorothea, confectioner, 177 e Lom-
bard
Bornsheim Theodore, musician, 177 e Lom-
bard
Borrick Augusta, second hand dealer, 40 Or-
leans
Borrick Julius, cattle dealer, 147 Orleans
Bonniiich George, s w cor Grant and Water
Borrouich Thomas, tobacconist, 5 w Fayette
Borrows Philip, rigger, 5 Philpot
Borroughs Mrs. Eliz'th,tailoress,3n Fremont
Borrox Henry, laborer, 196 Canton av
Bory Frederick, laborer, 6 Bouldin al
Bosch George H. morocco dresser, s w cor
Orleans and Ann
Eosche Wm. H. blacksmith, 50 Leadenhall
Boscherding Herman, teamster, 244 Hanover
Boschsrt Martin, carpenter, 345 e Lombard
Bose William, office over 128 w Baltimore,
dw 114 St. Paul
Bosee Mary, teacher, 311 Lexington
Boshammer Conrad, baker, 271 Eastern av
Boshammer Henry, wagoner, 271 Eastern av
EOSLEY AMON, hardware dealer, 4 Light
si wharf, dw 644 Lexington
Boslev Ann, 120 Johnson
Bosley Chas. H. caulker, 120 Johnson
Bosley & Co. agricultural implements, 6 Light
St wharf
Bosley Geo. W. car driver, 50 s Bond
Bosley James H. forwarding and com. mt. 203
North, dw 91 McCulloh
Bosley Jno. W. caulker, 42 Washington,
F. H.
Bosley John, grocer, cor Hampstead & Dallas
Bosley Joshua N. 644 Lexington
Bosley Nicholas M. (B. & Co.) 61 Barre
Bosley Samuel, machinist, 21 RepubHcan
Bosley Thomas E. 46 3 Bond
Bosley Washington, car driver, 50 s Bond
Bosley Wm. H. printer, 53 n Bond
Boslind Alexander, laborer, 50 Cooksie
Bosman Thomas E mariner, 46 s Bond
Bosman John R. mariner, 46 s Bond
Bosman Wm. H. soldier, 225 Hanover
Bosmith Amelia, 128 MuUikin
Bosmith Charles, 128 MuUikin
Bosmith Philip A. 128 MuUikin
Boss Antoine, cooper, Durham near Pratt,
lager beer saloon, 59 s Wolfe
Boss Bersod, tailor, 108 s Ann
Boss Francis, 101 s Wolfe
Boss George, cooper, 185 Gough
Boss George, mariner, 139 s Bond
Boss Henry, plumber, 109 Thames, dw 139 8
Bond
Boss Henry, wagoner, 22 L Church
Boss John, laborer, 57 Ellicott
Boss John, drayman, 197 s Eden
Boss Martin, shoemaker, 6.38 Light
Boss Martha, 28 n Bond
Boss Nap, watchman, 191 e Pratt
Bossee Andreas, shoemkr. 51 L. Montgomery
Bosselle Lewis, cigar maker, 22 e Pratt
Bosselle Louis, sr. porter, 65 Granby
Bossle Charles, baker, 5 e Pratt
Bossle Joseph, baker, 5 e Pratt
Bossman Thomas, lalDorer, 78 Lancaster
Bosson & Rubens, upholsterers, 19 n Eutaw
Bosson Jas W. jr. (B. & Rubens) 19 n Eutaw
Bostick Ferdinand, laborer, 15 Chew
Bostick Joseph, iron heater, 180 s Central av
Boston Chas. G. operator police telegraph, 28
n Front
Boston Charles, carpenter, 119 s Eden
Boston Francis A. boiler maker, 13 William-
son al
Boston Jacob, messenger Central High School,
n w cor Holiday and Fayette
Boston John E. H. bookkeeper, 415 w Fayette
Boston John, ship joiner, 119 s Eden
Boston & Price, hats and furs, 82 w Baltimore
Boston Samuel A. puddler, 163 s Wolfe
Boston Steamship wharf, foot of Long Dock
Boston Wm. T. sail maker, 125 s Eden
BOSWELL & DORSETT, grocers, comm.
and forwarding merchants, 147 w Pratt
Boswell M. F. S. (B. & Dorsett) 144 Cathe-
drel
Boswell Marriott, clerk, 171 Saratoga
Boswell Philip, tinner, 90 s Bethel
Boswell Wm. brickmaker, 134 Columbia
Bosworth Ebenezer C. clerk, 481 w Baltimore
Bosworth Jeremiah, brakesman, 46 s Schroe-
der
Bosworth John, soldier, 171 Ensor
Bosworth Keziah, tailoress, 481 w Baltimore
Bosworth Thomas, custom house officer, 110
Orleans
Boteler Beverly W. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 381
w Fayette
Boteler George, carpenter, 56 Josephine
Boteler Joseph, carpenter, 56 Josephine
Boteler Mrs. Sarah, 98 s Paca
Botgeiser Henry, laborer, 103 West
Botgeiser Theodore, cigar maker, 103 West
Both Henry, drayman, 431 w Baltimore
Bothe Harman, blacksmith, 26 n Amity
Bothe Julius, teacher, 202 Cross
Botheiser Bernard, sr., cooper, 16 Bevan
Botheiser Bernard, jr., cooper, 16 Bevan
Botlimann Charles, grocer and liquors, 210
Hanover
BOTHMANN GUSTAV, restaurant, s e cor.
Eutaw and Lee
Bott Christian, stone mason, 125 Ross
Bottinger Andrew, shoemaker, 91 n Spring
Bottimore Augustus, laborer, 13 Brannan ct
Bottomer Frederick G. clerk, 108 Saratoga
GEO. S. PAGK .Si BRO., ManiUTactiirers of Roof* and Roottiig Alaterials, 111 Smith's
Wliarf. C. HART S»nTH, Agent.
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Bottomer Fred. J. shoe store, 108 Saratoga
Bottomer Thomas, 108 Saratoga
Bottrill Francis, brass finisher, 180 e Madison
Bottrill Francis, furniture wagoner, 3 Bolton
Bottrill Isaac, gardener, 294 Penna. av
Botts Theodore, shoemaker, 12 Baker ct
Botts Wm. H. clerk, 367 e Baltimore
Botulph Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Botzler John, grocery, 67 Chew-
Boucher Valentine, cloth cutter, 185 n Eden
Boucher Wm. Jr., musical inst. maker, 38 e
Baltimore, dw 77 Cathedral
Bouchet Jos. A. stone cutter, 29 Constitution
Bouchet John M. printer, 29 Constitution
Boucsein Lewis, aoothecary, s e cor Pratt and
Eden
Boughman Charles, police, 6 Hoffman
Bouis John, jr., plumber, 448 w Fayette
Boulden Dr. James, 62 w Madison
Boulden James, caulker, 13 Bevan
Boulden Jane A. Belair av ext
Boulden Jared, (Swain & B.) 43 s Bond
Boulden J. E. P., stock and exchange broker,
79 w Second, dw 62 w Madison
Boulden John, iron moulder, 212 s Caroline
Boulden Wm. soldier. Falls road near toll gate
Boulden Wm. J. letter carrier, 14 s Chester
Bouldin Mrs. Ariana, 215 Aisquith
Bouldin Augustus, (Owen B. & Bro.) 38 Ais-
quith
Bouldin Charles H. bookkeeper, 23 n Calvert
Bouldin Owen & Bro. surveyors, over 11 North
Bouldin Owen (0. B. & Bro.) 63 e Fayette
Bouldin Randolph 'J. attorney, 6 St. Paul, dw
266 e Lombard
Bouldin Richard J. (Owen B. & Bro.) 63 e
Fayette
Boult Thomas, pilot, 18 s Ann
Bourguet Francis, (Deville & B.)532 Lexing-
ton
Eouritsch Ernst, clothing, 245 s Charles
Bourne George, (Jas. S. Owens & Co.) Gil-
mor near Lexington
Bourne Thomas, grocery, s w cor. Holland
and Eden
Boury L. H., Howard house
Boury Louis J. office 51 w Fayette, dw 261 n
Eutaw
Boury Jos. 281 Madison av
Bousch Henry G. tanner, 88 n Ann
Bousch John, laborer, 327 Eastern av
Bousehart John, painter, 77 Preston
Boward John, carpenter, 87 McHenry
Bowdel Mrs. Louisa, 55 s Broadway
Bowden Ann E. 37 Dolphin
Bowden Wm. L. 37 Dolphin
Bowdoin George E. (Pawson & B.) 130 n
Charles
Bowdoin William G. bookkeeper, Alexander
Brown & Sons, 130 n Charles
Bowen Alexander, 124 Greenmount av
Bowen Andrew J. (Dickinson, B. & Co.) dw
289 n Gay
Bowen A. J. reporter, 289 n Gay
Bowen Ann, 20 Hill
Bowen Rev. Charles H., Clifton and Mary,
Baltimore Co.
Bowen Capt. Charles H. Ill William
Bowen Mrs. Eleanor, 121 s Caroline
Bowen Ellen, saleswoman, 74 n Charles
Bowen George A. bricklayer, Federal near
Hudson
Bowen George W. printer, 99 Saratoga
Bowen George W. butcher, 135 Penna. av
Bowen George, (Bausmith & B.) 20 Jackson
square
Bowen Geo. W. (B. & Mereor,) 20 Jackson
square
Bowen Geo. W. butcher, 54 w Hoffman
Bowen Isaac, grocer, n e cor. Penna. av. and
Clifton
Bowen John L. shoe store, 11 e Baltimore,
dw347
Bowen John, carpenter, 181 Mulberry
Bowen John McC. clerk, 546 Lexington
Bowen John, hod carrier, 13 Carlton
Bowen John, copper smelter, 14 Cuba
BOWEN JOHN W. carpenter and builder, 54
Clay, dw 18] Mulberry
Bowen Joseph L. machinist, 113 Preston
Bowen Joseph M. clerk P. 0., Eagle hotel,
132 HiUen
Bowen Joseph, clerk Hariiden Express, Bal-
timore Co.
Bowen J. M. C. agent Southern Express Co.,
50 s Howard
Bowen Levi K attorney, 26 n Calvert, dw
Fountain hotel
Bowen Levi, 67 William
Bowen & Mercer, oil dealers, 3 Exchange
Place
Bowen Nicholas, tavern, 22 Foundry
Bowen Oswald, varnisher, 159 Orleans
Bowen Richard S. (Adkisson & Co.) 20 Hill
Bowen Richard, 2 e Baltimore
Bowen Samuel W. plasterer, 64 Jefferson
Bowen Thomas^ cattle deal. 771 Northern av
Bowen Wm. E. provisions, 242 Eastern av
Bowen Wm. machinist, 22 Jackson
Bowen Wm. P. police. Federal n of Hudson al
Bowenfein John, brewer, 92 s Wolfe
Bower Adam, laborer, 331 s Charles
Bower Andrew, piano maker, 7 Park
Bower Barbara, seamstress, 72 Washington,
F.H. ^
Bower Capt. 88 William
Bower Cliristian, laborer, 64 Granby
Bower Edward C. hatter, 156 n Eden
Bower Francis, grocer, 68 Bank
Bower Francis, cooper, 150 s Spring, dw cor.
Bank and Dallas
Bower Frederick, cabinet maker, 47 Portland
Bower George, cabinet maker, 342 s Sharp
Bower George A. confectionery, 24 Jasper
Bower Henry, hod carrier, 208 Canton av
Bower John J. butcher, 216 Division
Bower John, sieve maker, 58 Chats worth
BOWER JOHN, shoe maker, 95 n Calvert
Bower John A. shoemaker, 107 s Chapel
Bower Mrs. John J. butcher, 40 and 71 Centre,
65 Lexington and 29 Hanover markets, dw
494 Saratoga
Bower J. Jacob, butcher, 510 Saratoga
Bower ■, laborer, 60 Walnut al
Bower John, tinner, 156 n Eden
Bower John, grocery, 19 McElderry
BOWER LEWIS M. butcher, 40 Centre, 65
Lexington and 29 Hanover market, dw 494
Saratoga
Bower Louis, tailor, 20 New
Bower Maria L. 16 s Central av
Bower 5pter, ship carpenter, 60 Philpot
Bower Thomas, painter, 23 German
Bower Wm. car tender, 205 Conway
Bowerman Henry N. bookkeeper, 537 w
Fayette
«r. HEUVRlf GIESB, Commission Merchant, for the sale ot F.lour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HX Spear's "Wharf.
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Bowerman Heniv, book keeper, 537w Fayette
Bowerman James B. clerk, 537 w Fayette
Bowerman Margeret, 88 Greenmount av
Bowerman Wm. H. clerk, 537 w Fayette
Bowers Adam, laborer, 161 L. Green
Bowers Adam, cooper, 19 s Durham
Bowers Andrew, cabinet maker, 7 Park
Bowers Barbara, Dork dealer, 494 Saratoga
Bowers Bernard, cooper, 373 Hamburg
Bowers Bernardina, grocery, 7 Park
Bowers Catharine, washerwoman, 126Raborg
Bowers Charles, police, 366 n Gay
Bowers Edward, cutter, 72 s Bethel
Bowers Francis, carpenter, 23 Josephme
Bowers Frederick, printer, 244 Conway
Bowers George, shoemaker, McElderry w of
Forrest
Bowers George M. laborer, 187 Eden
Bowers George W. policeman, 366 n Gay
Bowers Gotleib, milk, 393 s Sharp
Bowers Henry A. (B. & Sons) 36 n Fremont
Bowers Henry, shoemaker, 3 Dewberry al
Bowers Henry, hod carrier, 229 s Bond
Bowers Henry, shoemaker, 165 Hamburg
Bowers James W. apothecary, 705 w Balti-
more, dw 5 n Calhoun
Bowers John, moulder, 100 Patuxent, Canton
Bowers John, shoemaker, 91 n Ensor
Bowers John J. butcher, 510 Saratoga
Bowers John, fireman, U. S. N. 160 Dover
Bowers John, ship carpenter, 2 Wills
Bowers John M. shoemaker, 154 s Spring
Bowers Joseph, machinist, 23 w Lombard
Bowers Lewis M. butcher, 494 Saratoga
Bowers Martin H. plumber, 169 Barre
Bowers Mary Ann, rear of 23 w Lombard
Bowers Matthias, tailor, 213 n Bond
Bowers Nicholas, shoemaker, 13 Chew
Bowers Roswell N. book keeper, 36 n Frem t
Bowers Samuel, clerk, 293 w Pratt
Bowers & Sons, coachmakers, 406 and 408 w
Baltimore
Bowers Capt. Thomas, boarding house, 29 w
Baltimore
Bowers Thomas M. tobacco store, 74 w Pratt,
dw 176 e Fayette
Bowers Wilhelm, laborer, 141 King
Bowers Wm. (B. & Sons,) 36 n Fremont
Bowers Wm. (B. & Sons,) 14 Pine
Bowers Wm. brakesman, 52 s Schroeder
Bowi'rs Wm. sheet iron worker, 19 James al
Bowersack Mrs. Mary A. 75 Dawson al
Bowersock Austin, clerk, Adams Express, U2
German
Bowersock George W. clerk, 116 P'ne
Bowersock J. W. telegraph operator, 116 fine
Bowersox David, carpenter, 31 Wagon al
Bowersox Theodore King, 229 Saratoga
Bowes John, 629 w Lombard
Bowie Benj. boatman, 85 Chatsworth
Bowie George W. tailor, 11 n Bond
Bowie James, tailor, 11 n Bond
Bowie Mrs. Maria, 254 Madison av
Bowie Reuben S painter, 9 e Monument
Bowie Wm. tailor, 201 n Bond
Bowing Carl, diuggist, 1 Boston
Bowles Jane J. 283 w Fayette
Bowles John R. clerk, 339 w Fayette
Bowles John, flour insp,, 607 w Fayette
Bowles Mrs. Mary, 187 n Eden
Bowlin C. C. clerk, Lanvale near Bolton
Bowlin Kate, dressmaker, 146 Saratoga
Bowling Henry, cabinet maker, 14 Ensor
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Bowling James, ship carpenter. 111 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Bowling James T., U. S. N. .^ s Ann
Bowling John L., jr., clerk, 173 Bank
Bowling John L. shipsmith, intersection of
Ann, Thames aifid Fell, dw 173 Bank
BOWLING J. W. & BRO. apothecaries, n e
cor. Madison and Biddle
Bowling J. Wm. (J. W. B. & Bro.) Lanvale,
between Garden and Bolton
Bowling R. R. (J. W. B. & Bro.) 208 Madi-
son av
Bowling Thomas, pilot, 56 s Ann
Bowling Thomas W. 27 s Eutaw
Bowling Wm. J. constable, 145 s Ann
Bowly Samuel, clerk, 187 Garden
Bowman Catherine, 196 Saratoga
Bowman Frederick, laborer, 29 Preston
Bowman Frederick, tailor, 18 Orleans
Bowman Geo. F. carpenter, 196 n Gay
Bowman George, laborer, 67 Preston
Bowman Philip, tavern, 55 n Frederick
Bowman Robert, ship joiner, 215 e Fayette
BOWMAN WM. general dealer in old iron,
rags, &c., 116 Eastern av., and s. w. cor.
Eastern av. and Eden, dw 45 Stiles
Bowman Wm. laborer, 26 Hamburg
Bowman Wm. E. clerk, 45 Stiles
Bowman Wm. glass blower, 170 Hughes
Bowman Zachariah, shoemaker, 43 Tessier
Bowne Adam, foundryman, 121 s Chapel
Eowne Charles S. soldier, 58 s Bond
Bowne Edward S. 142 n, Charles
Bowness Joseph, laborer, 114 Ramsey
Bowring Theodore, laborer, 44 Liberty al
Bows John, cloth, 1 Hanover, dw 629 w
Lombard
Bowyer Theodore, wheelwright, 11 Mott
Bowyer Wm. A. clerk, 370 n Gay
Boxwell Wm. tailor, 325 w Lombard
Boyce Capt. Albert G. 280 e Baltimore
Boyce Charles, brickmaker, 5 Heath
Boyce Edward, huckster, 21 Ogston
BOYCE JAMES, coal merchant and president
Franklin Coal Co., office over 36 w Second,
yard, 485 n Howard, dw 291 Madison av
Bovce John, brickmaker, 120 West
Boyce Thomas B. brickmaker, 120 West
Boyce Thomas, dairyman, 108 s Paca
Boyce Wm brickmaker, 120 West
Boyd Anna,54Hillen
Boyd Albert H. soldier, 84 n Caroline
Boyd Charles, laborer, 53 s Dewberry al
Boyd Edward J. soldier, 242 n Eden
Boyd Frances A. laundress, 13 Goodman al
Boyd Francis H. B. fire inspector and carpen-
ter, Bradenbaugh al., dw 109 n Exeter
Boyd Frederick, butcher, 146 Columbia
Boyd George S. salesman, 23 n Republican
Bovd Hugh S. constable, 84 n Caroline
Boyd Capt. Isaac L., U. S. A. 91 William
Boyd Jackson, soldier, 84 n Caroline
Boyd Jas D. mariner, 137 s Washington, P.P.
Boyd Jas. H. saddler, 48 German, dw 49 s
Greene
Boyd Jeremiah L. soldier, 91 William
Boyd John A. tailor, 472 Canton av
Boyd John C. provisions, cor Fremont and
Columbia
Boyd John, sailmaker, 107 s Ann
Boyd John C. clerk Associated Firemen's Ins.
Co., 325 e Eager
Boyd John J. 5 n Carey
WM. P. WEBT?, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ufe In-nranee Co., Wewark, N. J.." 89 Second Street.
• Mntaal
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BOYD JOHN", dealer in Malt and
Hops. Malt House foot of Eutaw
St. Office 14 South Gay, dw North.
em av.
Boyd John L. carpenter, 126 Chew
Boyd Joseph H. lumber merchant, 12 s Car-
oline, dw 270 e Baltimore
Boyd Lewis J. M. engineer, U. S. N. 91
William
Boyd Mrs. Margaret, 42 St. Peter
Boyd Mrs. Mary J. 3 Cathedral
Boyd Philip D. clerk P. 0. 716 Lexington
Boyd Mrs. Sarah, 163 Ross
Boyd Samuel C. shoemaker, Fayette near
Durham
Boyd Samuel, shoemaker, 554 Saratoga
Boyd Thomas S. W. saddler, 741 w Balti-
more
Boyd Wm. A. jr. (Wm. A. B. & Co.) Town-
send near Bolton
Boyd Wm. H. puddler, 155 s Washington,
F. P.
Boyd Wm. H. carpenter, 126 Chew
Boyd Wm. carpenter, 83 Albemarle
Boyd Wm. laborer, 21 Liberty al
BOYD WILLIAM, merchant tailor, 3 n
Charles, dw 182 Mulberry
Boyd Wm. H. ship joiner, 107 s Ann
Boyd Wm. A. &Co. leaf and manuf. tobacco,
cigars and snuffs, 33 South
Boyden Elizabeth, Falls road near toll gate
Boyer David, laborer, 24 Carlton
Boyer John W. property agent, 34 Gough
Boyer John W. clerk to Port Warden, dw 84
Aisquith
Boyer Mary, 61 Lancaster
Boyer Thomas, carpenter, 11 n Caroline
Boyer Wm. clerk, 11 Mott
Boyer Wm. tinner, 11 n Caroline
Boylan George, tavern, 198 Hollins
Boylan James, mariner, 59 Harford av
Boylan Mary, 21 n Sharp
Boylan Owen, mail driver, 61 Perry
Boyland John F. rolling mill, 212 s Caroline
Boyle Benj. H. ship carpenter, 10 Rose
Boyle Elizabeth, 21 w Chase
Boyle Mrs. Edwin, 29 w Biddle
Boyle Helen, 101 w Biddle
Boyle Mrs. Hugh M. 100 w Monument
Boyle James A. clerk, 4 Exchange al
Boyle Joshua, clerk, 280 w Pratt
BOYLE JAMES, grocery, liquor and feed
store, s w cor Hillen and Chesnut
Boyle James W. bookkeeper, 143 n Eden
Boyle John J. grocer, 227 w Fayette
BOYLE JOHN P. & CO., Liquor
Commission Merchants, 4 Ex-
change Place.
Boyle John P. (J. P. B. & Co.) 29 w Biddle
Boyle Lawrenee, grocery, 21 w Chase
Boyle Michael, laborer, 1 s Schroeder
Boyle Michael, laborer, 510 w Pratt
Boyle Joshua Y. bookkeeper, 2S0 w Pratt
Boyle Capt. William H., U. S. A. 77 n Broad-
way
Boyle Wm. K. printer, 106 Lexington
Boylen James, hachman, 5 s Paca
Boxold Geo. N. ship carpenter, Orleans near
Broadway
Bozman Edward, R. R. man, 72 Decker
Bozman Fanny, 72 Decker
Bozman Jnmes T. pattern maker, 72 Decker
Bozman Susan, tailoress, 210 Cross
Bozman Telithe, tailoress, 210 Cross
Bozman Wm. J. ship sawyer, 210 Cross
Braby Henry, grainer and ornamental painter,
17 Holland
Brace John, laborer, 74 Dorsey's al
BraconierGustave,book-keeper,248 wFavette
BRACK CHAS. E. apothecary, 17 Brown
Brackenridge Thomas, carter, 338 n Howard
Brackelt John, baker, 243 Mulberry
Bracket! Joseph M. soldier, 5 McHenry
Brackin Henry, 136 Cathedral
Brackin John, tin and sheet iron worker, 182
n Exeter
Brackland B. jeweler and watchmak. 8 e Pratt
Bradburn Capt. Louis T. 134 e Monument
Bradbury Robert R. mariner, 154 s Ann
Bradbury Samuel B. ship carpenter, 154 s Ann
Bradcn James, (F. King & Co.) Bolton near
Lanvale
Braden Robert J. 97 Mount Royal
Bradenbaugh Jacob, watchmaker, 82 s Sharp
Bradewood John, police, 500 w Lombard
BRADFORD & BRIGGS, dealers in books
and stationery, 62 w Baltimore
Bradford Dr. Chas. H. 76 Aisquith
Bradford Delia, tailoress, Boston e of Clinton
Bradford Geo. W. produce comm. merchant,
cor Franklin and Eutaw
Bradford James laborer, 53 Chatsworth
Bradford Jesse D. engineer, 67 Elliott
Bradford John, blacksmith, 8 Frederick av,dw
454 w Lexington
Bradford John A. blacksmith, cor Frederick
and Baltimore, dw 452 w Lexington
Bradford Mary, millinery goods, 155 w Mad-
ison
Bradford Samuel, teamster, Calverton Mills,
near Almshouse
Bradford Mrs. Sarah J. 25 w Biddle
Bradford Theod. (B. & Briggs) 40 n Calvert
Bradford Thomas, clerk, 55 e Monument
Bradford Wm. J. soldier, Vincent near Balti-
more
Bradford Wm. jr. blacksmith, Calverton
Mills near Almshouse
Bradley Alexander, grocery, 113 St. Paul
Bradley Bridget, 92 Ensor
Bradley Mrs. Bridget, 21 Chew
Bradley David, livery stables, cor Fayette
and Stockton al. dw 823 w Baltimore
1 radley E. B. bookkeeper, 10 Hollins
Bradly Hugh, hackman, 26 n Fremont
Bradley James, laborer, 183 Greenmount av
Bradley James H. cigar maker, 83 Hill
Bradley James, laborer, 198 s Castle al
Bradley James L. cigar maker, 113 Hill
Bradley James H. 113 Hill
Bradley James L. cigar maker, 83 Hill
Bradley John C. soldier, 83 Hill
Bradley John, livery and hacks, w Baltimore,
1 door w of Carey, dw 4 Diamond
Bradley John, gas fitter, 5 n Poppleton
Bradley John, grocery, 96 Sterhng
Bradley Keziah, seamstress, 83 Hill
Bradley Margaret, 18 Albemarle
Bradley Mary, grocery, 12 s Front
Bradley Mildred, 5 Plea.sant
GKO. S. page: Si BRO., Maiiufncturers of Roofs nnd Roofing ^^laterlals, 111 Smltb's
WUarf. C. HART S3IITH, Agent.
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Bradley Nicholas, harness maker, 277 w Bal-
timore
Bradley Patrick E. grocer, 16y e Pratt
Bradley Patrick, hackman, 823 w Baltimore
Bradley Robert II. 53 s Caroline
Bradley Samuel, ship joiner, 78 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Bradley Thomas B. soldier, 83 Hill
Bradley Wm. stone mason, 14 New Church
Bradley Wm. E. bookbinder, 18 Albemarle
Brady Andrew, drayman, 282 Montgomery
Brady Anna, grocery, 282 Montgomery
Brady Bernard, laborer, 68 York
Brady Catharine, 297 North
Brady Catharine, 218 n Howard
Brady Conrnd, locksmith, 173 Columbia
Brady Daniel J. B. clerk, 4 Mulberry
Brady Dennis, laborer, 95 s Chapel ,
Brady Dennis, laborer, 36 Eastern av
Brady Edward, carpenter, 218 n Howard
Brady Edward, turner, 4 Mulberry
Brady Edward, caj-penter, over 129 n Calvert,
dw cor Howard and Madison
Brady Edwin, tailor, 84 n Eden
Brady Edwin B. machinist, 153 w Hoffman
Brady Frank, laborer, 44 s Howard
Brady Geo. C. conductor B. & 0. R. R., 81
McHcnry
Brady George W. engineer, 74 Lee
Brady George W. sailmaker, 19 Gough
Brady Greenbur}', block and pump maker,
153 w Hoffman
Brady Hugh, contractor, 31 w Biddle
Brady James, painter, 105 Saratoga
Brady Jas. boots and shoes, 472 w Baltimore
Brady James E. clerk, 31 w giddle
Brady James, watchmaker, cor Eutaw and
Camden
Brady Jas. A. carpenter, 142 Scott
Brady James, stone cutter, 23 w Biddle
Brady Capt. Jas. \V. 89 s Bond
Brady John, bookseller, 104 Lexington
Brady John, 89 s Bond
Brady Joseph, engine tender, 142 Scott
Brady John, watchmaker, 174 w Pratt
Brady John, bricklayer, Belvidere House, n
e cor North and Eager
Brady John, gilder, 4 Mulberry
Brady John, 297 North
Brady John W. S. (J. Parkhurst, jr. & Co.)
Balto. Co.
Brady Lawrence E. groceries and dry goods,
216 and 218 Harford av
Brady Michael, laborer, 159 e Pratt
Brady Michael, tinner, 4 Mulberry
Brady Michael, boat builder, 41 Block
Brady Michael, laborer, 7 Rose
Brady Margaret, 232 w Biddle
Brady Patrick, shoemaker, 4 Mulberry
Brady Patrick, laborer, 44 s Howard
Brady Patrick, labo;-er, 227 Hanover
Brady Robert H. painter, 32 Anthony
Brady Wm. F. clerk N. C. R. R. 31 w Biddle
Brady Wm. H. collier, 187 Vine
Bradyhouse Richard, boat builder, foot of
Bond, dw 35 Thames
Bradyhouse Capt. Thomas, 23 s Ann
Bradyhouse Thomas, boat builder, foot of
Bond, dw 23 s Ann *
Bradyhouse Wm. watchman, 183 s Wolfe
Braerner Christian, tailor, 5 Watson
Brafman Abraham, clothier, 32 Centre Market
space
Brafman Samuel, (B. & Hardesty) 9 s Fred-
erick
Brafman Samuel, clothier, 160 w Pratt, dw
Fountain Hotel
Bragen John, laborer, 177 Stirling
Braeger Joseph, tailor, 164 Stirling
Braeger Wm. shoemaker, 42 Portland
Bragg Richard A. carpenter, 8 Comet
Bragg Simon, furniture, 45 Pennsylvania av
Bragg Wm. F. carpenter, 519 Saratoga
Braham George, trader, 196 n Dallas
Braidenbach Aloysius, shoemkr. 114 Hollins
Braidenbach Mrs. Barbara, grocery, 114 Hol-
lins
Braidwood John, police, 500 w Lombard
Braim John, soldier, 17 Greene ct
Braim Paul, wood sawyer, 17 Greene ct
Braine Michael, pedlar, 31 Haw
Bramble Charles, mariner, 56 n Caroline
Bramble Henry T. mariner, 10 Hamburg
Bramble Lizzie, 253 Franklin
Bramble Mary, dress maker, 253 Franklin
Bramble Sol. W. harness maker, 143 s Paca
Bramble Tyson, huckster, 29 Chew
Eraumlin John, drayman, 109 Raborg
Bramwell Mrs. Amanda C. dry goods, 143
Columbia
Branagan James, hostler, Howard opp Centre
Branch Chas. L. clerk Quartermaster's, 23 n
Calvert
Brand Ann, 69 Centre
Brand Alexander J. 94 Park
Brand John, cooper, 4 Hosselberger ct
Brand Franz, cabinet maker, 33 Philpot
Brand Lewis, cigar maker, 2 Ulick
Brandau Jacob, shoemaker, 12 s Republican
Erandau John P. butcher, 66 Belair Market,
dw Jenkin's la rear Greenmount cemetery
Brandau Frederick, lager beer, 59 President
Brandau Rev. G. H. 6 George
Brandell Henry, milkman, near City av s of
Hudson
Brandell Mathias, brewer. Mount Pleasant
Brandel Geo. coach trimmer, 32 Aisquith
Brandenberg, Mrs. Clara, 56 Carlton
Brandes Susanna, fancy store, 27 e Pratt
Brandmuller George, shoemaker, 27 Brown
Brandt August, shoemaker, 59 Watson
Brandt Bernard, (Herman B. & Bro.) 29 Sara-
toga
Brandt George, shoemaker. Central av
Brandt Henry, shoemaker, 20 s Eutaw
Brandt Henry, lager beer saloon, 186 Forrest
Brandt Herman & Bro. morocco dressers, 29
Saratoga
Brandt Jacob, jr., agent New York steamboat
line. Light st. wharf, dw 392 Eutaw Place
Brandt John, drayman, 179 s Eden
Brandt John H. clerk, 424 w*Lombard
Brandt Mrs. Kate, confectionery, 550 w Pratt
Brandt Julius, cigar maker, 61 Buren
Brandt Rebecca, 21 Holland
Brandy Michael, horse sheer, 138 Camden,
dw 104 s Eutaw
Brandileck George S. cooper, Patapsco al.
near Elizabeth la
Braner Henry, tailor, 43 Portland
Branhoff Henry, shoemaker, 369 s Eutaw
Braning John, laborer, 233 s Charles
Brannan Edmund, cooper, 158 s Ann
Brannan Edward P. carpenter, 87 n Central av
Brannan Effie, 132 Pearl
Brannan Eliza, chair caner, 90 Stirling
HEVRY CrlE^SE, Commigslon Mercluuit. for the sole of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «&c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster coutitantly on liond. Hi Spear's WUarf.
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Brannan Erasmus J . cigar maker, 1 McElderry
Brannan James A. ensign U. S. N., 153 e
Lombard
Brannan James, engineer, 17 Hill
Brannan John, 62 McCulloh
Brannan John, stone cutter, 339 e' Eager
Brannan John B. stair builder, 193 e Pratt
Brannan John E salesman, 87 Lee
Brannan Mrs. Mary, 140 e Lombard
Brannan Michael, carpenter, 87 n Central av
Brannan Peter, wheelwright, 108 North
Brannan Robert, sutler, 206 e Lombard
Brannan Thomas, engineer, 15 Hill
Brannan William, puddler, 276 Canton av
Brannan William, mariner, 237 Cross
Brannen James, stone cutter, 46 n Exeter
Brannen John, laborer, 23 s Regesier
Brannen Joseph, clothier, corner of Bond and
Thames, dw 22 Jackson square
Brannen Michael, mason, 46 n Exeter
Brannock John, ship carpenter, 54 Warren
Brannt John, glove maker, 65 Centre Market
Space
Bransby John C. shoemaker, 18 Comet
Bransey August, blacksmith, 456 vv Pratt
Bransley Charles E. 9 McHenry
Branson Isabella, dressmaker, 220 German
Branson Joseph, senr., 16 n Eutaw
Branson Joseph, jr., 16 ii Eutaw
Brant George, laborer, 98 Washington, F. H.
Brant Henry, tavern, 121 Eastern av
Brant Joseph, grocery, 68 Chatsworth
Brasch Jacob, laborer, 213 s Chapel
Brasch John, laborer, 305 s Bond
Brashear Elizabeth, tavern, n e cor Madison
and North
Brashear George W. coach maker, n e corner
North and Madison
Brashears Alexander G. (Shamburg & Co.,)
31 s Liberty
Brashears Joseph M. at tobacco warehouse
No. 1, 91 s Sharp
Brashears John B. 22 Pearl
Brashears John T. custom house, 38 Gough
Brashears Robert J. newsdealer, Calvert oppo-
site Battle Monument, dw 23 Mott
Brashears William, blacksmith, 134s Howard
Brashears Z. D. sec'y Baltimore Association
for relief of poor, 200 e Fayette
Brasker Charles, butcher, 506 Light
Brass Joseph, coffee roaster and spice grinder,
85 and 87 Barre
Bratt Noah, engineer, 53 Warren
Bratt Sarah, 35 York
Bratt Thomas, machinist, 150 Hollins
Brauer Henry, butcher, 34 Belair market, dw
Baltimore co
Brauer Henry, tailor, 43 Portland
Brauer John, plasterer, 84 n Schroeder
Brauer Tobias, cabinet maker, 204 n Fayette ,
Braul Wm. trunk maker, 286 w Pratt, dw 45
e Pratt
Braum Charles, lager beer, intersection of
Pratt St. and Frederick road
Braun Jacob, shoemaker, 147 Welcome al
Braun John J. baker, 178 Columbia
BRAUNS F. L. & CO., general shipping and
commission merchants, s e cor Lombard and
Cheapside
Brauns Ferdinand, 328 Lexington
Brauns P. L. jr., 328 Lexington
Brauns Rev. F. W. 328 Lexmgton
Brauns Henry, architect, 328 Lexington
Brautigan Michael, shoemaker, 54 Park
Brawder Adam, carpenter, 236 w Biddle
Brawders & Carey, plumbers, 7 Eutaw House
Brawders Thomas J. (E. & Carey,) 39 Hoff-
man
Erawner Andrew H. druggist, 78 Ensor
Rrawner Andrew W. 78 Ensor
Brawner Charles A. bricklayer, 78 Ensor
Brawner Daniel W. clerk, 78 Ensor
Brawner George A. printer, 78 Ensor
Brawner James H. clerk, 169 Hanover
Brawner Mary E. 154 w Madison
Brawner Robert G. butcher, 78 Ensor
Brawner Wm. IM. clerk, 78 Ensor
BrawnoldeBernhard, 91 n Paca
Bray Alfred, huckster, 126 Conway
Brayden Catherine, 132 Preston
Brayden George W. carter, 276 n Howard
Brayden William, 276 n Hov/ard
Brayden William, tobacconist, 132 Preston
Brazier William, carpenter, 178 Hamburg
Bread H. laborer, ]49 Canton av
Brecht Charles, translator custom house, ap-
praiser's office, 396 e Monument
Brecht Earnest, U. S. N. 396 e Monument
Brecht George, carpenter, 25 Shakspear
Brecht Theodore, navy department, 396 e
Monument
Breckenhein Moses, 130 e Lombard
Breckinridge Mission Sunday School, For-
rest, near Eager
Brede Andrew, tailor, 387 w Pratt
Bredekamp Harman, grocery, 316 s Sharp
Bredekamp Harman G. salesman, 316 s Sharp
Breefer Charles, box maker, 25 Lemmon
Breeland Orilla, fancy store, 92 Lexington
Breen Mary E. 119 n Eutaw
Bregel Henry, saddler, 48 Greenmount av
Bregel John J. carpenter, 112 McElderry
Bregel Joseph F. confectioner, 71 n Gay
Breger William, locksmith, 22 New
Brehler Francis, shoemaker, 20 New Church
BREHME 0. &. CO., importers and dry
goods commission merchants, over 12 Han-
over
Brehme 0. (0. B. & Co.) 297 Madison av
Brehml Lewis, tailor, 81 s Poppleton
Breidengam Louisa, 104 n Howard
Breidenstein August, machinist, 4 Plowman
Ereidenstein A. butcher, 87 Belair market, dw
Baltimore co
Breinig John, painter, 199 Lee
Breitenstein August, butcher, 32 Centre mar-
ket, dw Baltimore co
Ereitsworth Conrad, bl'ksmith, 251 Aliceanna
Ereivier Charles, moulder. 111 William
Broiler John, laborer, 206 s Wolfe
Brem Caspar M. laborer, 47 Aliceanna
Breni John, shoemaker, 80 Park
Brem John, tailor, 1 Port
Bremer Carl, tailor, 212 n Eden
Bremer Charles, tailor, 90 s Eutaw
Bremer George, tailor, 39 McElderry
Bremer Henry, fruit preserver, 261 w Biddle
Bremer John,' cigar maker, 42 Centre Market
space
Erertier Theodore, tobacconist, 141 s Ann
Bremiller John B. milk, 769 Light
Bremm John, laborer, 55 Aliceanna
Bremm "Valentine, tailor, 47 Aliceanna
Brenan Mrs. Eliza, 9 Sterrett
Brenan James, laborer, 9 Sterrett
Brenan John P. A. mahogany, 35 n Gay
WBi. F. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
BcneAt lAfe Insxirance Co., Newark, Jf. J.," 89 Second Stree^.
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Brenan L. Oliver, bookkeeper, 121 Saratoga |
Brenan Peter E. mahogany, 21 n Gay, dw 35
Brendel Mrs. C. midwife,'l71 s Bond
Brendel John G. baker, 83 Warner
Brendel Lorenz, cabinet maker, 91 s Bethel
Brendel Philip, shoemaker, 79 Grindall
Brenger John, laborer, 280 Johnson
Brengle James S. clerk Ericsson Steamboat
Co. dw 32 Cathedral
Brennan Mary, 140 w Lombard
Brennan Peter, wheelwright, 108 North
Brennan Robert, soldier, Strieker, near Mul-
berry
Brenner George, laborer, 234 Aliceanna
Brenner & Bro. wholesale and retail clothiers,
n e cor Bond and Thames
Brenner Joseph, (B. & Bro.) 86 s Bond
Brenner Joseph, woodsawyer, 190 East
Brenner Moses, clothier, 96 w Pratt, dw 70 s
Broadway
Brenner Philip, laborer, 29 Fell
Brenner Solomon, (B. & Bro.) 70 e Pratt
Brennerseak Henry, furniture wagoner, 168 s
Wolfe
Brenning George, night worker, 259 w Pratt
Brennink George, mariner, 93 Lancaster
Brennet George, laborer, 185 s Chapel
Brent Robert J. attorney, 31 Lexington, dw
93 Cathedral
Brent Wm. C. 100 n Charles
Brental Nicholas, tailor, 4 Biddle al
Brentine Aquilino, fruit, 6 East
Brentz Heinrich, laborer, 184 s Spring
Brerreton John, tinner, 323 w Lombard
Breske Charles, tailor, 123 Bethel
Breslauer Hirsch, second hand dealer, 345 s
Charles
Breslohr William, locksmith, 74 Camden
Bressel Wm. tailor, 24 Columbia
Bressel John, tailor, 19 Josephine
Bressler Henry, shoemaker, 30 Frederick av
Rrethour Mary, Carr's wharf
Bretthol William, porter, 177 Aliceanna
Breuning Marcus, cabinet maker, 37 Buren
Brevitt Joseph W. clerk, 28 n Eutaw
Brewer Mrs. Charles, boarding, 383i) w Balti-
timore
Brewer Cleland, salesman, 386 Franklin
Brewer Mrs. George, 386 Franklin
Brewer George, (Aldridge & B.) 75 n Charles
Brewer Dr. G. G. 76 n Green
Brewer James R. printer, 51 Columbia
Brewer John, butcher. 111 Greenmount av
Brewer John, mutton butcher, 44 Fell's Point
market, dw Baltimore co
Brewer John M. attorney, 59)^ w Fayette,
dw 10 w Townsend
Brewer John, tavern, 182 e Madison
Brewer Dr. Marbury, 245 w Biddle
Brewer Nicholas, bounty land and property
agent, 84 Aisquith
Brewer Peter, blacksmith, 88 n Howard
Brewer William, laborer, 138 Cross
Brewer Wm. G. expressman, 41 n Poppleton
Brewster Edward S. clerk, 205 w Faye'tte
Brewster Hannah, 37 Block
Brewster Henry, ship builder, 144 Chesapeake
Brezal Jacob, milkman, 135 Johnson
Brian Arthur L. cigar store, 22 w Second, dw
21 Harford av
Brian Edward A. salesman, 287 e Fayette
Brian Mrs. Elizabeth, 152 s Ann
Brian Joseph, 89 Ensor
Brian Rebecca, 287 e Fayette
Brian Wm. E. carpenter, 217 Hollins
Briar Thomas P. currier, 319 e Monument
Briaton John, laborer, 49 e Eager
BRICE GEO. H. attorney, 46 St. Paul, dw
159 w Biddle
Brice Misses, 72 n Charles
Brice Misses M. E. & A. M. 36 Courtland
Brice Mrs. Isabella, 28 Columbia
Brice Thomas R. carpenter, Gough, n of Eden
Brickerd Emanuel, carpenter, 309 Aisquith
Brickenstein L. C. attorney, 43 n Charles, dw
corner Townsend and Bolton
Brickman Rev. A. O. 225 e Fayette
Brickette John, confec, 146 Light st wharf
Brickhouse Smith L. carpenter, 218 Columbia
Brickman John, tailor, 371 Penna. av
Brickmyer, George, laborer, 48 Cross
Brickner Charles, piano maker, 136 Barre
Bride Cotter, rustic furniture, 15 Division
Bride Daniel, constable, 173 n Paca
Bride John H. property agent and collector,
139 w Madison
Brideling Frederick, laborer, 193 Eastern av
Brideling Frederick, woodsawyer, 193 East-
ern av
Bridener Martin, 419 Lexington
Bridenstein August, butcher, 87 Belair market,
dw Harford av, near city limits
Bridenstine Mrs. Caroline, 89 s High
Bridge Stephen, assistant assessor 3d district,
office 50 e Baltimore, dw 215 n Gay
Bridge Stephen, trimmings, 215 n Gay
Bridges Geo. H. (Wm. B. & Son,) 42 German
Bridges John C. (Woods, B. & Co.) 567 w
Fayette
Bridges Joseph, mariner, 117 s Ann
BRIDGES WM. & SON, fruiterers and con-
fectioners, 313 w Baltimore
Bridges Wm. (Wm. B. & Son,) 42 German
Briding Earnest W. saddler, 183 w Pratt
BRIEL & BRUNS, house carpenters, 14 Mc
Clellan al
Briel Catharine, seamstress, 254 n Eut^w
Briel Henry, cabinet maker, 81 Henrietta
Briel John, (B. &• Bruns) 254 n Eutaw
Brieman Henry, blacksmith, 22 Dawson
Brieman Mrs. Margaret, doctress, 22 Dawson
Brien Isabella, 158 w Madis.>n
Briers Mrs. Catharine, tailoross, 182 Peirce
Briggamann Charles, tailor, 200 n Central av
Briggaman Mrs. Charlotte, 366 Saratoga
Briggaman Wm. F. photographist, 366 Sara-
toga
Briggs George M. (Bradford & B.) 39 n High
Briggs George G. clerk, 31 s Ann
Briggs James, mariner, 330 e Fayette
Briggs James M. 31 s Ann
Briggs Thomas H. butcher, Penna av ext
Brigham William T. bookkeeper, (Wm. R.
Cole & Co.) over n e cor Charles and
Lexington
Bright Mrs. Elizabeth, millinery, 462 w Bal-
timore
Bright Henry, plasterer, 415 e Fayette
Bright Nathaniel, tailor, 205 n Central av
Bright Richard A. grainer, 67 Saratoga, dw
462 w Baltimore
Bright Wm. T. plasterer, 107 s Poppleton
Brightman Jacob, huckster, 237 Forrest
Brigman Augustus, baker, 239 w Pratt
Brigman John, laborer, 63 s Wolfe
Brill Henry, laborer, 64 Short
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO.. >Ianiif)ictur>i-8 of Roofti and Roofing Materials, 111 Svaitl. 'a
Wharf. C. IIART SBHTH, Agent.
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Brill Henry, baker, 252 s Sharp
Brim John, moulder, 554 w Pratt
Brim Michael, laborer, 179 Lemmon
Brim Stephen, cabinet maker, 47 Short
Brimmer John, tobacconist^ 186 s Sharp
BRINCKMEYER CHARLES, importer and
manufacturer of cigars, tobacco and snuff,
41 w Baltimore
Brinckmeyer Henry, cigar manufacturer, 16
Pearl
Brindle Michael, laborer, 308 Johnson
Briner George, carpenter, 34 Riddle al
Bringe Albert W. sr., 18 New
Bringe Albert, jr., cigar maker, 18 New
Bringman Joseph T. 177 German
Bringman J. T. (Hall & B.) 177 German
Bringmann Julius, tobacconist, 29 s Oregon
Bringmann Wm. tobacconist, 18 s Sharp
Brink A. musician, 223 Central av
Brink Henry Ad. (H. F. Alberti & Co.) 155
Ross
Brinkley Ada, shirt maker, 6 s Pine
Brinkley Joseph B. & Co. wholesale grocers
and commission merchants, 59 s Calvert
Brinkley Joseph B. (B. & Reeves,) Baltimore
■ county
Brinkley & Reeves, fruit and oyster packers,
177 w Falls av
Brinkman Chas. (Robinson & B.^ cor Hoff-
man and Penna av
Brinkman Chas. feed, s e cor Penna av and
Dolphin, dw 156 Penna av
Brinkman Frederick W. clerk, 138 s Howard
Brinkmann Chas. H. grocery, 138 s Howard
Brinkmann Charles H. jr., lithographer, 138 s
Howard
Briscoe Alexander M. carpenter, 519 Saratoga
Briscoe Andrew, cigar maker, 269 e Madison
Briscoe George, cigar maker, 303 s Charles
Briscoe J. Douglass, 90 n Calvert
Briscoe James, clerk, Paca near L. Greene
Briscoe Mary H. 151 n Calvert
Briscoe Samuel W. (Robertson & B.) Howard
near Monument
Briscoe Wm. H. 303 s Charles
Briscoe Wm. T. cigar maker, 303 s Charles
Brister engineer, 1 Hill
BristorWm.B. 140 n Exeter
British Consulate, 6 Exchange Buildings
Britner Daniel, musician, 153 s Fremont
Britt Georgiana Mrs. grocery, 162 Pearl
Britt George R. P. bookbinder, 162 Pearl
Brittingham John P. gunner U. S. N. 68
Henrietta
Britton Richard N. grocer, cor Forrest and
Hillen, dw 237 e Eager
Broadbec4c Mrs. Henrietta, 226 e Monument
Broadbeck Mrs. teacher, 7 Trinity
BROADBENT A. G. & CO. fancy dry goods
dealers, 18 n Charles
Broadbent Gershom, 18 n Charles
BROADBENT JOSEPH F. oyster and fruit
packer and coffee dealer, 145 North, dw 44
w Monument
Broadbent Jeannette, 261 n Howard
Broadbent Louis R. 42 Mt. Vernon place
Broadbent Scotti J. 42 Mt. Vernon place
Broadbent Stephen J. 261 n Howard
Broadbent Stephen, sr., 42 Mt. Vernon place
Broadbent Stephen jr., 42 Mt. Vernon place
Broadbent Wm. 130 w Madison
Broader H. laborer, 273 s Durham
Broaders Henry R. family grocer, 74 Hanover
Broadfoot C. 96 s High
Broadrey Mary, 318 s Bond
Broadwater Richard, foundryman, 112 Wash-
ington
Broadway Baptist Church, Broadway, near
Pratt
Broadway (Methodist Episcopal) Chapel, s
Broadway, near Pratt
Broadway Presbyterian Church, cor Broad-
way and Gough
Broadway Protestant Episcopal Church, cor
Broadway and Pratt
Brobeck Mrs. Barbara, 213 Montgomery
Brobst John, carpenter, 68 Essex
Brock Charles, baker, 53 Fawn
Brock Christian, laborer, II Albert al
Brock John M. lager beer, 6 e Pratt
Brock M. cigar manufacturer, 244 w Baltimore
Brockelmann Theodore, (Katz & Leupold,)
25 s Sharp
ErockerFrederick, engineer, WestnearEutaw
Brocker Henry, 68 Clay
Brockmeyer Chas. A. tobacconist, 94 Camden
Brockmeyer Hugh, stove maker, 159 Stirling
Brockmeyer Theresa, grocery, s w cor Stir-
ling and Eager
Broderick Alice, 4 Hillen
Broderick Francis, laborer, 3 Nelson court
Broderick James H., Harnden Express, 33
Greenmount av
Broderick John T. paper, stock and iron, 46
Greenmount av, dw 45
Broderick Wm. grocer, 33 Greenmount av
Brodigan Patrick, laborer, 184 McHenry
Broefer Charles, box maker, 40 Lemmon
Broening Henry, blacksmith, 35 Barre
Broening Jacob, shoemaker, 146 s Eutaw
Broessell Wm. tailor, Pearl, near Saratoga
Broessell Christian, tailor, 7 Sterrett
Brogan Philip, hacks for hire, 96 s Howard,
dw 100
Brogden James McC. 139 n Calvert
Brogman Henry, carpenter, 4 Bank
Broger Ludwig, 18 Shakspeare
Broker Frederick, ship joiner, 73 Somerset
Broil Henry, grocer, 3 Bond
Brome Wm. H, pilot, 134 Jefferson
Bromer George H. shoemaker, cor Frederick
av and Garrison lane
Bromley Jesse, blacksmith, 145 Aliceanna
Bromley Thomas J. miller, 2 Gist
Bromstall Catharine, 71 Ross
Bromwell Alfred T. tailor, Caroline near Gay
Bromwell Geo. W. ladies' shoemaker, 107 a
Wolfe
Bromwell Henry, gardener, 1 Diamond
Bromwell Josiah R. clerk in city comptroller's
office, 254 n Howard
Bromwell Mary A. seamstress, 1 Diamond
Bromwell Wm. tinner, 23 Jefferson
Bromwell Wm. G. carpenter, 117 s Wolfe
Bromwell Wm. T. clerk, 233 Hanover
Broocks Louis, salesman, 230 n Central av
Brook Richard H. clerk, n Gay
Brooke Franklin E. P. attorney, 45 St. Paul,
dw 16 n Eutaw
Brooke H. L. (B. H. L. & Co.) 76 Saratoga
Brooke H. L. & Co. Cedar Point blast fur-
nace, office cor of Boston and Potomac, and
53 Exchange place
Brooke Horace L. (Rogers & B.) 76 Saratoga
Brookhart Wm. soldier, 465 n Gay
Brookhiser George, laborer, 45 Preston
J. HENRY GIKSB, Commission Mcrclmmt, for tUe sale of Flowr, Grnim, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement «uad Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 81 Spear's Wliarf.
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Brookholtz Frederick, huckster, 158 Green-
mount av
Brookman Philip, engineer, 323 Aliceanna
Brookner Daniel, shoemaker, 898 w Pratt
Brooks Achia, grocery and liquor store, 6
Greenmount av
Brooks Alice W. 68 Saratoga
Brooks Benedict J. machinist, Canton Distil-
lery, Clinton, Canton
Brooks Christopher, restaurant, 138 s Eutaw
Brooks Charles, fireman, 20 Ryan
Brooks Christopher, laborer, 207 Gough
Brooks Mrs. Clarissa, 36 n Schroeder
Brooks Chauncy, president Western Bank,
dw Baltimore co
Brooks Chauncy, (B., Fulton & Co.) Balti-
more CO
Brooks Chauncy, (B., Fahnestock & Co.)
Baltimore co
Brooks Christopher C. bookkeeper, 53 St Paul
Brooks Dr. Edward, assist, surgeon, U. S. A.
cor High and Watson
Brooks Edwin F. plumbing house, 13 n Eutaw,
dw 204
Brooks Eliza Ann,confectionery, 16 Courtland
BROOKS, FAHNESTOCK & CO. whole-
sale dry goods dealers, 345 w Baltimore
BROOKS, FULTON & CO. wholesale deal,
in boots, shoes and hats, 346 w Baltimore
Brooks Geo. W. newspaper agent, 248 Lee
Brooks Geo. W. clerk, 293 Aisquith
Brooks Geo. D. sergeant police, 194 Aisquith
Brooks Geo. W. carpenter, 59 Cliew
Brooks Mrs. Hester, 248 Lee
Brooks Henry, cigar maker, 68 Portland
Brooks Dr. Horace A. 53 St. Paul
Brooks Hester Ann, 50 Henrietta
Brooks Isaiah C. shipsmith, 126 Hamburg
Brooks James, engineer, 17 n Eden
Brooks James, bricklayer, 331 s Sharp
Brooks James, laborer, 173 Gough
Brooks James W. painter, 207 e Lombard
Brooks Jesse, cigar maker, 521 Lexington
Brooks John, milkman, 71 Holland
Brooks John, bird dealer, 14 n Fayette
Brooks John, shoemaker. He Pratt
Brooks John, hackman, 102 Barre
Brooks John H. marble cutter, 23 s Calhoun
Brooks John T. bricklayer, 46 Portland
Brooks John, brickmaker, 191 s Washington,
F. P.
Brooks Joseph, ship carpenter, 48 Conway
Brooks Dr. Joseph D. 163 Aisquith
Brooks Joshua, blacksmith, 23 s Calhoun
Brooks Lewis, cap maker, 344 w Baltimore,
dw 250 n Central av
Brooks Lizzie, 19 Foundry
Brooks Lewis D. tinner, 123 Hollins
Brooks Margaret, 344 n Gay
Brooks Mrs. Mary T. milliner, 46 Portland
Brooks Mrs. Matilda, midwife, 558 w Pratt
Brooks Mrs. Louisa, millinery, 187 Mulberry
Brooks Mrs. Margaret, boarding house, 94 s
Eutaw
Brooks Mrs. Mary A. 57 McHenr;5r
Brooks & Miller, restaurant, n e cor Harrison
and Fayette
BROOKS N. C. principal of Baltimore Female
College, 53 St. Paul
Brooks Friscilla L. 126 Hamburg
Brooks Richard, milkman, 168 n High
Brooks Rodney R. conductor, B. & O. R. R.
31 Rosa
Brooks Robert, policeman, 57 McHenry
Brooks Robert, boots, shoes and leather, 257
w Baltimore, dw 168 n High
Brooks Rachel, 68 Saratoga
Brooks Robert, painter, 48 Conway
BROOKS S. D. oyster and fruit packer, and
can maker, cor Boston and Gwynn, dw cor
Gwynn and Cambridge
Brooks Samuel R. (B. & Miller,) Jefferson
near Broadway
Brooks Sarah A. dressmaker, 23 s Calhoun
Brooks Sophia, 22 n Front
Brooks Susan, 48 Conway
Brooks Susan P. boai-ding house, 42 s Eutaw
Brooks Thomas, porter, 144 s Greene
Brooks Thomas, hacks to hire, 136 s Eutaw
Brooks Thomas, stone cutter, 57 McHenry
Brooks Thomas, porter, 144 L. Greene
Brooks Walter B. (B., Fahnestock & Co.)
Baltimore co
Brooks Wm. stone cutter, 156 s Washington^
F. P.
Brooks Wm. agent, 26 n Front
Brooks Wm. jr., ticket agent, B. & 0. R. R.,
293 Aisquith
Brooks Wm. F. printer, 59 Chew
Brooks Wm. car driver, 36 n Schroeder
Brooks Wm. sr., 126 Hamburg
Brooks Wm. tinner, 197 s Chester
Brooks Wm. machinist, 162 L. Greene
Brooks Wm. commissioner of enrollment 3d
district of Md., office 26 Holiday, dw 293
Aisquith
Brooks Wm. farmer, 6 Greenmount av
Brooks Wm. engineer water works, '102 s
Poppleton
Brooks Wm. A. hatter, 227 Henrietta
Brooks Wm. H clerk N. C. R. 293 Aisquith
Broom Ellen, grocery, 167 Bank
Broom Mrs. Elizabeth A. 14 Hollins
Broom George, clerk, 167 Bank
Broom John, ship carpenter, 152 Bank
Broom James, carpenter, 10 Booth
Broom Doct. Septimus, s e cor Baltimore and
Pine
Broom Vachel, commission merchant, Ex-
change place, dw 14 Hollins
Broome A. E. clerk, 214 w Lombard
Broome Jacob, dried fruits, rear 73 Hanover
Broshell Mrs. Henrietta, 487 w Fayette
Brosker Henry, mattresses, 213 Hamburg
Brosnau Margaret A. tailoress, 98 s Carey
Bross Edward, lithographer, 149 w Lombard
Brot Anthony, shoemaker, 234 Light
Brote Mrs. Emily, 328 e Lombard
Brotherton Mrs. Phoebe T. 172 e Lombard
Brotzel John A. confectioner, 2 Columbia, dw
594 Light
Brotzell Jacob, laborer, 608 Light
Brotzen Wm. H. finisher, 39 Gittings
Brotzman Andrew, cabinet maker, 100 3 Cen-
tral av
Brotzman John, shoemaker, 12 Walker
Brouders John", laborer, 29 w Hoffman
Brough Wm. trunk factory, 44 s Exeter
Brougher George, carpenter, 232 Preston
Broughlon Clarke, 14)^ s Calvert
Broughton Mrs. Henrietta, 65 Raborg
Broughton Henry C. ship joiner, 114 s Spring
Broughton Isaac, printer, 160 Raborg
Broughton Joseph, huckster, Jefferson near
Broadway
Broughton John, plasterer, 65 Raborg
CtEO. S. PAGE & BRO.. Muniifncturers of RooU and Roofing Blatcrlals, 111. Smitli's
Wltarf. C. HART SfllTlH, Agent.
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Broughton Capt. Joseph D. mariner, 6 s Pop-
pletoii
Broughton Mrs. Maria, dress maker, 65
Raborg
Broughton Capt. Samuel H. mariner, 1 s
Caroline '
Broumel Thomas 0. 82 w Fayette
Brow Matthias, tailor, 81 Somerset
Brower Conrad, locksmith, 87 Bank
Brown Abel, huckster, 281 Cross
Brown Alfred, huckster, 75 Preston
Brown Alfred C. carpenter, 186 Saiatoga
Brown Dr. Alfred J. surgeon dentist, n w cor
Charles and Lexington
BROWN ALEXANDER & SONS, over 153
w Baltimore
Brown Alexander E. (Wm. H. B. & Bro.)
Bolton near Townsenil
Brown Alexander, wheelwright, 72 Green-
mount av
Brown Alexander, 8 Ramsay-
Brown Alexander, tailor, 231 e Fayette
Brown Ann Maria, 55 Saratoga
Brown Ann, 53 Burke
Brown Ann M. 68 s Caioline
Brown Mrs. Ann, 96 s Paca
BROWN ANDREW, tavern, s w cor Broad-
way and Canton av
BROWN MRS. ANN B. 18 Watson
Brown Ann M. boarding house, 10 Watson
Brown Mrs. Anna, nurse, 251 s Paca
Brown Anton, laborer, rear of 78 Centre
Market space
.Brown Ariel H. butcher, 62 Belair market,
dw Homestead
Brown Arthur, hackman, 67 Hillen
Brown Aulay, jr. clerk N. Y. & Bait. & Phila.
trans, line, 19 n Gay
Brown Aulay, general collector, 66 s Bond
Brown Basil, laborer, 158 s Paca
Brown Belle, 130 Raborg
Brown Benjamin J. painter, 143 Vine
Brown Benjamin F. machinist, Mosher, betw.
Garden and Bolton
Brown Benjamin C. laborer, 189 w Biddle
Brovfn Benjamin G. government contractor, 42
8 Sharp
BROWN BROS. & CO. bankers and dealers
in foreign exchanges, s w cor Baltimore and
Calvert
Brown Cassandra, 189 w Biddle
Brown Catharine, 272 s Ann
Brown Charles, mariner, 18 Ajmistead la
Brown Charles, huckster, 113 Baborg
Brown Charles, soldier, 16 Lewis
Brown Chas. W. harness maker, 113 Raborg
Brown Charles, tavern, 226 s Caroline
Brown Charles S. mariner, 246 e Fayette
Brown Charles, rigger, 20 s Durham
Brown Charles H. mariner, 34 n Eden
Brown Charles E. clerk, 526 w Fayette
Brown Charles H. H. 317 Madison av
Brown Capt. Charles, 246 e Fayette-
Brown Chas. J. carpenter, 225 Pierce
Brown Christian, tailor, 34 n Liberty
Brown Christopher J. milk, 203 Frederick av
Brown Christian, shoemaker, 311 Mulberry
Brown David, moulder, 116 n Bond
Brown David R. attorney, 13 Lexington, dw
617 w Fayette
Brown Ebenezer, huckster, 116 Boyd
Brown Edward, laborer, s Dallas
Brown Edward, liquors, 13 Lancaster
Brown Edward, clerk, 330 w Fayette
Brown Edward W. (B. & Short,) Hamburg
near Washington
Brown, Edw. cabinet maker, 1 Walker
Brown Edward, huckster, 7 Camden la
Brown Elias, carpenter and builder, 17 Pleas-
ant, dw 186 Saratoga
Brown Eliza, teacher, 20 n High
Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, 134 n Charles
Brown Elizabeth, doctress, 61 Chatsworth
Brown Elizabeth, 104 North
Brown Elizabeth V. 168 Chesnut
Brown Elizabeth, milliner, 283 n Central av
Brown Mrs. Emily, 179 Preston
Brown Esther, seamstress, 205 w Biddle
Brown Eveline, millinery, 276 n Gay
Brown Francis tavern, 346 s Bond
Brown Francis, shoemaker, 283 s Bond
Brown Frederick, basket maker, 87 Plum al
Brown Frederick, mariner, 116 s Regester
Brown Garrett, Bolton near Townsend
Brown Garrety W. 14 Jackson
Brown Geo. Wm. (B. & Brune,) 71 n Calvert
Brown George, carpenter, 104 e Monument
Brown George A. (B. &Toy,) 358 n Eutaw
Brown George S. (Alex. B. & Sons,) s w cor
Cathedral and Madison
Brown Geo. W. fancy goods, 207 e Baltimore
Brown Geo. A. 116 n Bond
Brown George, 22 Harford av
Brown George W. farmer, 21 Mosher
Brown George L. laborer, 6 Baker ct.
Brown George W. shoemaker, 170 Ramsay
Brown George C. carpenter, 186 Saratoga
Brown Mrs. George, 54 Cathedral
Brown George W. (B. & Lehr,) 8 Jackson
Brown George W. ship carpenter, 131 Gough
Brown George, math. inst. maker, 6 Hillen
Brown George W. engineer, 42 e Eager
Brown George W. gas filter, 168 Chesnut
Brown George W. book binder, 336 e Fayette
BfDwn Georgeanna, 53£urke
Brown Gustavus, clerk, 318 Hollins
Brown Gustavus, confectionery, 134 n Charlea
BROWN HENRY C. & CO. saw manufactu-
rers and grinders, Uhler's al, near Charles
Brown Henry C. (H. C. B. & Co ) 16 Watson
Brown Hester, dressmaker, 129 e Eager
Brown Henry, mariner, 163 s Ann
Brown Hiram, (Cox & B.) 230 Aisquith
Brown Henry, rigger, 50 s Washington, F. P.
Brown Henry G. clerk, 96 s Paca
Brown Henry W. (Jones, Bro. «&, Co.) 71 w
Fayette
Brown Horatton, currier, 129 German
Brown Hugh, laborer, 215 s Bethel
Brown's Hotel, 119 n High, Lewis Brown
proprietor
Brown Jacob, jr. clerk, 7 McElderry's whf
Brown Jacob, boots and shoes, 7 McElderry's
wharf
Brown Jacob C. sailmaker, 107 South, dw
262 e Pratt
Brown Jacob, barkeeper, s w cor Fayette and
Holiday
Brown Jacob, dry goods, 215 Hanover
Brown James J. bacon, cor Gist and Hamp-
stead
Brown James, junk, 54 s Caroline
Brown James H. trunk maker, 6 Hillen
Brown James, laborer, 5 e Monument
Brown James M. watchmaker, 187 w Pratt
Brown James E. clerk, 156 Barre
GKO. S. PAGE Si BRO., MantLfacturers of Roofs and Roofing Blaterlals, 111 Sniltlx's
Wliarf. C. HART SIMSTH, Ag«ut.
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Brown James R. carpenter, 132 Vine
Brown James, carpenter, 82 n Pine
Brown James M. clerk, 273 Saratoga
Brown James M. (Church & B.) 4 s Caroline
Brown James H. clerk, 151 Barre
Brown James, restaurant, 85 Thames
Brown James, watchmaker, 117 s Paca
Brown Rev. James, 38 n Broadway
Brown James V. watchmaker, 62 Ensor
Brown James, huckster, 116 Boyd
Brown Jane, 39 Jefferson
Brown Jane, grocery, s e cor Forrest and
Madison
Brown Jasper, carpenter, 27 Balderston
BROWN J. ROBERT, house carpenter, 1
Exchange al. near Lombard, dw 21 Fremont
Brown J. Wilson, salesman, 261 Saratoga
Brown John A. (George Colton & Co.) 276 e
Pratt
Brown John W. clerk B. & O R. R. dw 67
Courtland
Brown John, coal, 95 n High
Brown John Miller, 163 n. Central av
Brown John, express agent, 81 Preston
Brown John, cigar maker, Canton av near
Choptank
Brown John L. express agent, 81 Preston
Brown John J. nurse, 2 Henrietta
Brown John N. (B. Bros. & Co.) 18 s Eutaw
Brown John N. undertaker, 47 Chew
Brown John T. salesman, 158 s Paca
Brown John, (Henry Wilkens & Co.) 181 w
Pratt
Brown John J. varnisher, 5 Walker
Brown John L. shoemaker, 11 e Baltimare,
dw347
Brown J. Frank, hay and feed, 12 sJEutaw,
dw 15 n Calhoun
Brown John, laborer, 424 Canton av
Brown John, conductor, 100 s Exeter
Brown John, (B., Mittan & Co.) 95 n High
Brown John, (Baker & B.) 87 n Broadway*
Brown John, painter, 267 s Paca
Brown John W. engineer, Clinton near Boston
Brown John, carpenter, 24 Thomson
Brown John L. dentist, 617 w Fayette
Brown John, 6 Snyder ct
Brown John, cabinet maker, 96 s Chapel
Brown John R. 96 s Paca
Brown John W. (Israel & Co.) 231 w Fayette
Brown John M. police, 189 Conway
Brown Mrs. John W. 93 Saratoga
Brown John , soldier, n e cor Thames and Bond
Brown John, laborer, 249 s Dallas
Brown John W. bookkeeper, Adams' Ex-
press, 93 Saratoga
Brown John F. painter, 7 James al
Brown J. W. clerk, 261 Saratoga
Brown John D. (B. & McGuey,) 42 w Fayette
Brown John W. jr. clerk Adams' Express,
93 Saratoga
Brown Lieut. John W., U. S. A. 189 w
Lombard
Brown Jonathan, (Parkinson & B.) 14 Doug-
lass
Brown Joseph E. 617 w Foyette
Brown Joseph, laborer, 104 Lancaster
Brown Joseph, mariner, 326 Canton av
Brown Joseph, tailor, 118 s Sharp
Brown Joseph, confectioner, 31 Ross
Brown Joseph A. carpenter, 233 Pierce
Brown Joseph, gardener, Clinton, s of Boston
Brown Joseph, Sec'y Gas Co. 617 w Fayette
Brown Joshua, coachmaker, 347 Saratoga
Brown Joshua A. R. H. bricklayer, 206 Lee
Brown Joshua L tin and sheet iron worker,
464 Penna. av
Brown Joshua, wheelwright, 347 Saratoga,
dw320
Brown Julia, 100 s Exeter
Brown Mrs. Julia A. tailoress, 206 Lee
BROWN & LEHR, tobacconists, 9 w Bal-
timore
Brown Lemuel, huckster, 395 Lexington
Brown Lena, seamstress, 460 Light
Brown Lewis P. shoemaker, 432 Lexington
Brown & McGuey, American saloon, 42 w
Fayette
Brown M. 175 s Regester
Brown Maggie, 17 Foundry
Brown M. J. ^M. J. & W. A. B.) 18 Green-
mount av
Brown M. J. & W. A. flour and feed, 11 w
Pratt
Brown Martha, 121 e Lombard
Brown Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 105 L Greene
Brown Mrs Mary, 240 Light
Brown Mary, seamstress, 240 Light
Brown Mary E. 30 May
Brown Mary, huckstress, 8 Fish Market
Space
Brown Mary, 3 Mullikin
Brown Mary E. tailoress, 7 James al
Brown Mary, 14 Lewis
Brown Mary, confectioner, 81 Thames
Brown Mrs. Mary, boarding, 69 s Schroeder
Brown Mary, 42 w Biddle
Brown Martin S. engraver, over cor. Water
and Calvert, dw 71 Walsh
Brown Michael, carter, 23 Pleasant al
Brown Michael, laborer, 73 Stirling
Brown Michael, laborer, 81 Grundy
BROWN MITTAN & CO. coal dealers, 88
n High, and North between Monument and
Madison
Brown M. & S. dry goods, 155 s Broadway,
and 243 w Baltimore, up stairs
Brown Morris, (M. &. S. B.) 155 s Broadway
Brown Mrs. Mary, 358 w Lombard
Brown Moses, painter, 81 Granby
Brown Patrick, laborer, 73 Stirling
Brown Peter A. mariner, 31 Thames
Brown Peter A. mariner, 106 s Regester
Brown Philip, grocer, 21 Brown
Brown Mrs. R.. E. W. boarding, 134 n High
Brown Reuben, carp. Clinton near O'Donnell
Brown Richard, grocer, 48 n Eutaw, dw 284
w Fayette
Brown Robert, jr., (Richardson & Co.)
Townsend near Bolton
Brown Robert, huckster, 240 Mulberry
Brown Robert, stone mason, 202 s Castle al
Brown Robert P. 77 McCulloh
Brown Robert D. & Co. com. merchants and
importers of linens, over 2 German,dw R. D.
B. Relay House B. & 0. R. R.
BROWN ROBERT, sr. watches and fine
jewelry, 158 w Baltimore, Museum build-
ing, dw 189 w Lombard
Brown Robert, watchman, 177 s Washington,
F. P.
Brown Robert, jr. Townsend near Bolton
Brown Robert, stone mason, 44 Frederick av
Brown Rosena S. trimmings store, 276 e Pratt
Brown Reuben T. fruits, 235 Pierce
Brown Ralpii, 29 Orchard
3. HE]VRY GIBSE, Commission Merchant, for ttie sole of Flour, Grain, Serds, <&c.
Roaendole Centent and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, iil Spear's AVliarf.
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Brown Samuel A. rigger, 14 Warren
Brown Samuel, laborer, 205 w Biddle
Brown Samuel R. cigar maker, 21 Sterrett
Brown & Short, junk, 186 Light
Brown Solomon, (M. & S. B.) 155 s Broad-
way
Brown Stewart, attorney, 40 St. Paul, dw 99
Brown Susan, shoe binder, 440 Walsh
Brown Susan, 26 Aisquith
Brown Dr. Septimus, Bolton near Townsend
Brown Mrs. S. cor Dolphin and Garden
Brown Mrs. Sarah A. 133 n Eden
Brown Mrs. Sarah, 55 e Baltimore
Brown Thomas H. secretary Great Falls Iron
Co. s e cor Pratt and O'Donnell's whf. dw
Bolton near Lanvale
Brown Thomas M. (B., Mittan & Co.) 95 n
High
Brown Thomas, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Brown Thomas R. 304 Madison av
Brown Thomas, machinist, 33 Jackson
Brown Thomas, clothier, 213 e Baltimore
Brown Thomas A. moulder, 116 n Bond
Brown Thomas, moulder, 42 Rock
Brown Thos. A. clerk, 515 w Lombard
Brown Thomas, conductor, 69 s Schroeder
Brown Thomas, watchman B. & 0. R. R. 81
St. Peter
Brown Thomas, blacksmith, 33 Jackson
Brown Thos W. blacksmith, 237 n Central av
Brown Thomas, carpenter, 150 Pine
Brown Thomas, laborer, 108 Boyd
Brown Thos. J. gold and silversmith, 90 w
Baltimore
Brown Thomas, ship joiner, 332 s Bond
Brown Thos. C. soldier, 1 Harden ct
Brown Timothy S. (Knight & B.) 8 Fish
Market space
Brown & Toy, flour, hay, grain &c., 124
North
Brown Vincent, wheelwright, 181 n Fremont
Brown V. J. & Co. grocers and commission
merchants, 66 w Lombard
Brown V. J. (V. J. B. & Co.) 14 Hollins
Brown Wm. & Co. watches and jewelry, s e
cor Baltimore and Charles
Brown Wm. (Wm. B. & Co.) 77 McCuUoh
Brown William, 148 Preston
Brown Wm. G. aid to revenue custom house,
320 s Poppleton
Brown William, (Jameson & B.) 148 Preston
Brown Wm. H. (W. H. B. & Bro.) 226
Garden
Brown Wm. A. (M. J. & W. A. B.) 121 n
Eden
BROWN WM. H. & BRO. druggists, 4 s
Liberty
Brown Wm. H. (Wm. H. B. & Bro.) 226
Garden
Brown Wm. T. 617 w Fayette
Brown Wm. stevedore, 314 Aliceanna
Brown Wm. M. 42 e Eager
Brown William, stevedore, 199 s Chester
Brown Wm. H. soldier, 42 e Eager
Brown Wm. L. carpenter, s w cor Front and
Low, dw 216 e Baltimore
Brown Wm. M. printer, 35 n Fremont
BROWN WILLIAM, agent N. C. R. R. 80
North
Brown Wm. H. blacksmith, 3 s Oregon
Brown Wm. T. street commiss'nr, 1923 Paca
Brown William, bricklayer, 192 s Paca
I Brown Wm. shoemaker, 7 McElderry's whf.
I Brown Wm. ship carpenter, 238 Canton av
Brown William, carpenter, 12 Greenmountav
Brown Wm. forwarding agent, 24 Pine
Brown W. T. 18 Watson
Browne Eliza, lodging house, 72 Lexington
Browne James H. flour and grain, 40 and 42
s Frederick, dw 186 n Calvert
Browne Joseph K. (B. & Roney,) 30 Aisquith
Browne Lewis B. periodical, 99 Garden
Browne Lucy, 72 Lexington
Browne Nicholas V. 310 n Caroline
BROWNE & RONEY, dealers in grain,flour
and feed, 67 s Gay
Brownhold Moses, tailor, 138 Pearl
Browning Edward, rope maker, 504 Light
Browning James S. coach maker, 63 North
Browning John W. nail maker, 12 Barre
Browning Mary L. fancy goods, 103 w Biddle
Browning Mrs. Mary A. 75 s Eden
Browning Mrs. Mary, 103 w Biddle
Browning Olivia P. provisions, 63 North
Browning P. shoemaker, 84 Lancaster
Browning Richard C. brickmaker, 504 Light
Browning Warfield T. (Cinnamond & B.) 59
w Fayette
Browning Wm. E. (Charles Reese & Co.) 150
w Madison
Browning Wm. W. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 127
s Sharp
Browning Wm. S. secretary to Police Com-
missioners, 318 n Eutaw
Browning Wm. E. painter, 103 w Biddle
Brownley Hiram L. ship carp'r, 365 Light
Brownley John, ship carpenter, 271 e Pratt
Brownley Joseph, blacksmith, 43 Garden
Brownley Larkin, ship carpenter, 109 s Bond
Brownley Mehitable, 43 Garden
Brownley Sarah A. tailoress, 5 Hughes ct
Brownley Thos. J. engineer, 63 Hill
Brownold Charles, clerk, 124 Mulberry
Brownold Moses, 124 Mulberry
Broyer Ludwig, 18 Shakspear
Brubach , varnisher, 277 Columbia
Bruce Daniel C. custom house inspector, 626
w Fayette
Bruce David, clerk, 211 Barre
Bruce Jacob, laborer, 422 Penna av
Bruce John M. coppersmith, 94 n Calvert, dw
160 Aisquith
Bruce Mrs. Margaret R. 170 w Lombard
Bruce Robert, machinist, 47 Stirling
Bruce Robert, artificial legs and arms, and
truss maker, 448 w Baltimore
Bruce Wm E. truss maker, 448 w Baltimore
Bruce Wm. grocer, 153 e Madison
Bruce Rev. Wm. Townsend near Fulton
Bruck Charles, baker, 53 Fawn
Bruck Henry M. tailor, 320 w Pratt, dw 278
Hanover
Bruchey John F. boiler maker, 36 Boyd
Bruckheimer Leopold, clerk, 23 s Sharp
Bruckmann Wm. shoemaker, 154 Henrietta
Bruckner John F. piano maker, 11 Sterrett
Brude Gustave, laborer, 58 King
Bruder Michael, musician, 315 Canton av
Brueback Jacob, cabinet maker, 153 s Sharp
Bruehl John, cigar maker, 157 s Bond
Bruehl Justus, baker, 157 s Bond
Bruehl Wm. H. 183 e Lombard
Bruff" Charles S. architect, 25 French
Bruff" James M. (J. W. B. & Co.) Fountain
hotel
■WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Brok«r. Agent "Mutnal
Benefit IA& Insurance Co., IS^ewnrk, Jt. J.," 89 S«cond Str«et.
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Bruff John W. (J. W. B. & Co.) 295 w Fay-
ette
Brutf John W. & Co. dry goods merchants,
245 w Baltimore
Bruff Joseph D. ship carpenter, 284 e Pratt
Bruff Thos. A. ship carpenter, 247 Gough
Bruo:gman John J. tavern, 32 Fell
Bruggy Martin, carpenter, 3 Arcade al
Brugel John, shoemaker, 174 s Durham
Eruhom Christopher, mariner, 207 s Bond
Brummer Carson H. tavern, 243 Hanover
Brumer Joseph, currier, 13 Diamond
Brun Edward, machinist, 86 Lexington
Brun Mad. F. child's dress maker, 86 Lex-
ington
Brundige Charles H. salesman, 19 Lexington
Bruiidige Mrs. Elizabeth, 378 Light
Brundige James, jr. bookkeeper, 54 Saratoga
Brundige Rebecca, grocery, 109 n Eutaw
Brundige Wm. sr. 54 Saratoga
BRUNE F. W. & SONS, merchants and
agents Maryland Steam Sugar Refining Co.
89 and 91 Smith's wharf
Brune F. laborer, 107 Lancaster
Brune John C. (F. W. B. & Sons,; 89 and 91
Smith's wharf
Brune Wm. H..(F. W. B. & Sons,) 38 Mt.
Vernon Place
Bruner Jacob, carpenter, 127 s Sharp
Bruner Lewis, butcher, 403 Light
Bruning Henry, groceries and liquors, 9
Warner
Bruning Rev. H. H. professor of languages,
49 Lexington
Brunmiller Mark, laborer, 22 Preston
Brunner Abel, book binder, 80 Aisquith
Brunner Adam, laborer, 194 Columbia
Brunner Andrew, clerk, 54 Pearl
Brunner Andrew B. carpenter, 54 Pearl
Brunner Hamilton, huckster, 306 s Sharp
Brunner Henry, tailor, 65 s Eutaw
Brunner Jacob, laborer, 194 Columbia
Brunner John L. tailor, 102 n Gay
Brunner Joseph, tailor, 121 s Wolfe
Brunner Mary, seamstress, 235 Hamburg
Brunner Samuel H. laborer, 94 Ramsay
Brunner Wm. T. clerk, 54 Pearl
Bruns Bei-nard, shoemaker, 281 n Gay
Bruns John, (Briel & B.) 164 Mulberry
Ijrunt James, horse trader, 359 Penna. av
Brunt Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 36 George
Brunt Ralph, dairyman, 487 Penna. av
Brunt Mrs. Thomas, embroideries and lace
goods, 189 w Baltimore, dw 92 Saratoga
Bruschwiller Wm. chair maker, 7 Foster al
Bruscup Albert, tailor, 83 n Caroline
Bruscup Columbus, carpenter, 120 s Caroline
Bruscup Columbus, carpenter, 230 e Pratt
Bruscup Geo. H. sheet-iron worker, 323 e
Monument
Bruscup Thomas, bailiff Orphans' Court, 219
e Fayette
Brush Charles W. attorney, 217 Garden
Brushwiller Geo. painter, John n of Lanvale
Brnshwiller Wm. jr. painter, 5 Buren
BRUSSTER HENRY, ship carpenter, Bos-
ton, foot of Patuxent, dw 144 Chesapeake
Erustcr& Griffith, agricultural impl't manuf.
49 c Monument, warerooms 49 n Paca
BRUSTER & GRIFFITH, manufacturers of
Buckeye mower and reaper, and agricull'l
implements, &c. 49 n Paca
Bruster James, (B. & Griffith,) Baltimore co
Bruster James, agricult'l implements, Hand
tavern
Brutsche Felix, grocery and feed store and
livery stable, 58 Clay, dw 146 Saratoga
Brntzman Peter, tailor, 67 Park
Bryan Arthur L. (B. & Bro.; 21 Harford av
Bryan Annie M. seamstress, 246 Light
Bryan & Bro. cigar store. Second near Gay
Bryan David A. mariner, 244 e Fayette
Bryan Capt. Frederick C. mariner, 244 e
Fayette
Bryan George, (B. & Bro.) 21 Harford av
Bryan James, gas-fitter, 21 Harford av
Bryan John M. farmer, 293 e Lombard
Bryan John G. hardware, 136 n Gay
Bryan John, wire worker, 246 Light
Bryan John H. bricklayer, 357 s Sharp
Bryan-John W. soldier, 246 Light
Bryan Mrs. J. N. milliner, 276 n Gay
Bryan Samuel L. & Co. trimmings and white
goods, 221 w Baltimore
Bryan Samuel L. (S. L. B. & Co.) 130 w
Fayette
Bryan & Atkinson, attorneys, 36 St. Paul
Bryan Thomas, shoemaker, 256 n Caroline
Bryan Wm. carter, 136 s Durham
Bryan Wm. 127 s Bond
Bryan Wm. S. attorney, 30 St. Paul, dw 612
w Fayette
Bryan Wm. H. soldier, 246 Light
Bryant Catherine, 119 n Eutaw
Bryeint Pauline, dress maker, 20 Jackson
Bryant Wilson P. merchant, 354 Lexington
Bryarly Robert, tailor, 100 n Exeter
Bryden George W. J., Jackson near Harrison
Bryerly Wm. C. carpenter, 17 s Schroeder
Bryson B. A conductor B. & 0. R. R. dw 41
n Strieker
Bryson Mrs. Catherine, boarding, 630 Pratt
Bryson 'Gilbert H. city surveyor and civil en-
gineer. City Hall, dw 59 Aisquith
Bryson Hugh, shoemaker, 221 n Caroline
Bryson James R. moulder, 630 w Pratt
Bryson J. F. clerk in office Circuit Court, dw
Star tavern. Front
Bryson Wm. J. custom house insp. 78 s Eden
Bubbard Elizabeth, 53 s Eager
Buberil John, shoemaker, 21 French
Bubert H. H. drayman, 181 s Eden
Bubert J. D. tavern and feed store, 16 Camden
Buchanan Alexander, U. S. N. 120 G. Hughes
Buchanan James, 34 McCulloh
Buchanan James'E. (Kauffelt & B.) 130 North
Buchanan L. 57 St. Paul
Buchanan Richard H. mariner, 40 Abbott
Buchbaum Henry, lager beer, s e cor Central
av and e Lombard
Bucher Jacob, cabinet maker, 224 Canton av
Bucher John, laborer, 29 Union
Buchheimer George, grocery, 442 Penna. av
Buchheimer John, grocer, 55 President
Buchheimer Peter, clothier, 2 e Pratt
snry, pe(
n-ad, she
Buchner Conrad, shoemaker, 246 s Eutaw
Buchsbaum Charles, piano maker, 121 Or-
leans
Buchta John,25Hillen
Buchter John, blacksmith, 23 Hillen
Buchwald Fredk. tailor, 105 Greenmount av
Buchwald Michael, butcher, 5 Belair market,
dw Belair av near city Umits
Buck Alfred, 301 e Baltimore
Buck Alonzo, 15 n High
GEO. S. PAGB Si BRO., Manufacturera of Roofs and Roofing JVIaterlals, 111 Smitb'8
Wharf. C. HART S]»ITH, Agent.
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Buck B. C. sailmaker, 85 Smith's wharf, dw
Hoffman near Ross
Buck Benj. G. plasterer, 75 Greene
Buck Benj. H. clerk, 318 Lexington
Buck Mrs. Catherine, 389 w Lombard
Buck Charles W., U. S. N. 615 w Lombard
Buck Charles W. jr. clerk, 615 w Lombard
Buck Chas. milkman, cor Baker and Division
Buck Christian, tailor, 3 Shakspear
Buck Edward D. & Bro. hardware, iron and
steel, 86 and 88 w Pratt
Buck Edward D. (E. D. & Bro.) 75 e Pratt
Buck Geo. W. prop. Fulton house, 34 w Pratt
Buck Hezekiah, 344 w Fayette
Buck Jacob, fireman, 540 w Pratt
Buck James A. clerk, 31 Hill
Buck James F. clerk, 318 Lexington
Buck James, moulder, 144 G. Hughes
Buck James, clerk, 34 w Pratt
Buck Capt. James, 104 e Fayette
Buck Mrs. Jane, 344 w Fayette
Buck Jane, 104 e Fayette
Buck John M. miller, 8 Spear's wharf
Buck John H. (Edward D. B. & Bro.) 75 e
Pratt
Buck .John jr. asst. assessor 3d district, office
50 e Baltimore, dw 75 e Pratt
Buck John, driver. 126 s Washington, F. P.
Buck John, 75 e Pratt
Buck John C. bricklayer, 235 n Caroline
Buck Joseph A. (Isaac M. Denson & B.) 31
Hill
Buck Joseph W. porter, 540 w Pratt
Buck Wm. brickmaker, 29 Cambridge
Buck Susanna, tailoress, 23 Orleans
Buck Theodore A. clerk, 31 Hill
Buck Thomas C. 318 Lexington
Buck Wesley B. clerk, 75 c Pratt
Buck Wm. H. clerk, 186 w Hoffman
Buck Wm. H. clerk, 318 Lexington
Buck Wm. T., U. S. N. 615 wLombard
Buck Wm. agricultural impl. maker, 79 Lee
Buck Wm. tailor, 227 e Eager
Buck Wm. huckster, 91 n Poppleton
Bucker John, laborer, 40 Booth
Buokey Jas. H. engineer, 558 Schroeder
Buckhart Adam, laborer, Mariott nr Haubert
Buckheimer Geo. shoemaker, 3 Walnut al
Euckhold John, pedlar, 20 Thonisen
Buckholz George, nightman, 411 n Pratt
Kuckholz Henry, shoemaker, 389 w Pratt
Bucking Francis, baker, 96 Hollins
Buckingham C. music teacher, 277 w Fayette
Buckingham Francis M. agent, 291 Hollins
Buckingham Isaac, music teacher, 39 Pine
Buckingham Jas. coach trimmer, 256 n Eden
Buckingham Jas. brakesman, 54 s Schroeder
Buckuigham Jas. R. clerk, 9 n Pearl
Buckingham Jas. coach trimmer, Madison e
of Eager
^nckingham John E. carp. 265 n Central av
Buckingham John W. carp. 54 s Schroeder
Buckingham Mrs. Mary J. tailoress, 172 Dover
Buckingham P. G. young ladies' academy,
123 Mulberry ^
Buckingham Washington L. clerk, 39 Pine
Buckler Dr. John, 135 n Charles
Buckler Dr. Riggin, 135 n Charles
BUCIvL^R & SHIPLEY commission mer-
chants and wholesale liquor dealers, 85 and
87 s Charles
Buckler Dr. Thomas H. 41 Lexington
Buckless Henry, pilot, 126 Gough
BUCKLEY CHARLES R. boot and shoe
manuf., 97 and 99 Hanover, dw 103
Buckley David Z. musician, 15 Abbey al
Buckley David Z. soldier, 124 G. Hughes
Buckley John, milk, 90 s Republican
Buckley John, (B. & Smith,) 121 Hillen
BUCKLEY & SMITH, oyster packers, 123
Hillen ' } f
Buckley Martin, carter, 18 Neighbor
Buckley Robert L. tailor, 165 Franklin
Buckley Wm. H. mariner, 81 s Chester
Buckman Charles, can maker, 133 Washing-
ton, F. H. ^
Buckmiller Wm. blacksmith, 37 n High
Buckner Dr. Charles S. 12 Cathedral
Bucksbaum John, tailor, 121 Orleans
Bucksbaum Julius, dry goods dealer, 149 s
Broadway
Buckstein Wm. fireman, 345 s Eutaw
Budd Charles A. cigar maker, 259 Gough
Budd John J. 257 Gough
Budd John R. carpenter, 257 Gough
Budd Wm. J. stevedore, 253 Gough
Budd Wm. W. J. stevedore, 205 s Chester
Budde Wm. blacksmith, 104 Eastern av
Buddey Henry, cooper, 40 Slemmer alley ■
Budhoff Peter, porter, 12 Anthony
Budrer John, turner, 211 w Fayette
Budy Henry, blacksmith, 104 Eastern av
Buddymyer Wm. 217 s Wolfe
Buehler Catherine, housekeeper, 59 Columbia
Buehler Wm. tobacco and cigars, 182 Franklin
Bufleh John, laborer, 16 Shakspear
Bufter Ann, 154 Bank
Bufter Jacob, mariner, 154 Bank
Bufter John, laborer, 12 New
Bufter Mrs. Mary, grocery, 12 N#w
Buhl Michael, tailor, 90 s Castle al
Buhler Albert, cigars, 65 Granby
Buhman Christian, laborer, 68 Johnson
Buhman Daniel, shoemaker, 269 s Charles
Buhman Wm. 26 Hamburg
Buirne Wm. H. carpenter, 103 Ross
Buker Eliza, 377 Canton av
Bukoffskey Geo. iron roller, 167 s Ann
Bulack Jacob, (Bond & B.) 85 w Pratt
Bulack Joseph, shoemaker, 248 w Pratt, dw
330 w Lombard
Bulack Michael, shoemaker, 248 w Pratt
Buline Jane, 141 Vine
Bull Asahel, carpenter, 131 Ensor
BULL DR. BENJ. H. D. 260 w Pratt
Bull Edmund, (B. & Tuttle) 196 w Biddle
Bull Mrs. Elizabeth, 78 n Greene
Bull Geo. W. carpenter, 27 Sterling
Bull Rev. John W. 260 w Pratt
Bull Mrs. xMary, 121 n Eutaw
Bull Mary, 64 Decker
Bull Shadrack, constable, 28 George
BULL & TUTTLE, publishers Baltimore
Clipper, and book and job printers, 134 w
Baltimore
Bull Wm. K. teamster, 64 Decker
Bullen Wm. property agent, 181 s Paca
Bulling Charles, (Gerdes, B. & Wehrhane)
125 Hanover
Bullock Caswell J. glue factory, Washington
road, dw 339 Columbia
Bullock Daniel, potter, 319 e Lombard
Bullock Daniel, potter, 6 n Ann
Bullock James, collar maker, 21 Mercer, dw
542 w Fayette
Bullock James, laborer, 194 s Chapel
iT. HEIVRY GIESE, Commission nierclianil. tor the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cemeut and CalciHcd Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's Wharf.
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Bullock Joseph W. silver plater, 4 w Falls av
Bullock J. glue factory, Washington road
Bullock John, glue factory, Washington road
Bullock Mrs. Rhoda, 243 Columbia
Bull's Head hotel, 130 n Front
Bulmood P. carpenter, Harford av extended
Bulyun Henry H. laborer, 336 Mulberry
Bulz John, cooper, 10 s Durham
Bumbarger Dobbin, shoemaker, 4 Prospect la
EUMGARDEN JAMES, painter, 71 Ross
Bummer Valentine, blacksmith, 346 Light
Bump Josephus L. provisions, 426 n Poppleton
Bump Samuel C. gravel roofer, 88 s Ann
Bunce Edward, ropemaker, 1 Anthony
Bunce Edward, laborer, 422 Harford av
Bunce Richard, bricklayer, 318 Harford av .
Bunce Robert, laborer, Greenmount Cemetery
Bunch John A. tavern, 36 President
Bunch Joshua A. fisherman, 131 Washington,
F. H.
Bundlay John, rag dealer, 23 Abbott
Bundschuh Dr. Francis, 41 Watsc>n
Bundshup Charles, broom maker, President
near Canton av
Bunger John H. shoemaker, 89 s Spring
BUNN JOHN, baker, cor Warner and Barre
Bunn Joseph, well digger, 355 s Charles
Bunsholdt Ludvich, 129 Thames
Bunting David G. mariner, 377 Light
Bunting David W. mariner, 377 Light
Bunting Edward F. mariner, 377 Light
Bunting Elizabeth, 7 Gough
Bunting George, butter deal. 158 e Monument
Bunting George R. clothing cutter, 24 s High
Bunting George W. carpenter, 7 Gough
Bunting Dr. John, bailiff Criminal Court, 20
Ann
Bunting J. J. (B. & Ridgely,) 365 w Fayette
Bunting Mrs. Mary E. confect'yi 331 Light
BUNTING & RIDGELY, merchant tailors,
3 Franklin building. North
Bunting Robert M. mariner, 34 Warren
Bunting Mrs. Sarah, 377 Light
Bunting Smith K. carpenter, 162 Mulberry-
Bunting Washington A. mariner, 377 Light
Bunting Wm. carpenter, 254 HoUins
Bunting VVm. J. shoemaker, 70 n Howard
Bunty Anton, tailor, rear 300 Aliceanna
BUNTZINTHAL FRANCIS, grocery, 37
Rose
Bunyan Mary, tailoress, 188 n Central av
Burbage John, soldier, Falls road, near North-
ern av
Burbage John E. jr. salesman, 332 Aisquith
Burbank David, com. merchant, 148 w Pratt,
dw 242 Saratoga
Burbank Leonard, salesman, 13 Pearl
Burbert Robert, tailor, 206 Columbia
Burch Francis A. ship joiner, 3 s Caroline
Rurch Fredk. D. comb maker, 560 Saratoga
Burch Jas. A. ship joiner, 93 Gough
Burch James, laborer, 80 Block
Burch Mary, dressmaker, 3 s Caroline
Burch Mary A. confectionery, 560 Saratoga
Burch Thos. B. clerk, 43 s Washington, F. P.
Burch Wm. M. clerk, 27 s Eutaw
Burchinal John, clerk. Eager near Charles
Burdett Aaron, copper plate maker, 364 Lex-
ington
Burdett Edwin, copper plate maker, 364 Lex-
ington
Burens Louis, blacksmith, 366 Ostend
Bures James, harness maker, 297 Canton av
Burg Thos. B. clerk, 43 s Washington, P, P.
Burgan Anne J. tailoress, 185 Aisquith
Burgan Marcellus, cigar maker, 35 Jackson
Burgan Philip, soldier, 121 n Bethel
Burgan Sarah, 35 Jackson
Burgan Thomas T. cigar maker, 96 n Caroline
Burgdorf Charles, cooper, 183 s Eden
Burger Andrew, laborer, 93 Plum al
Burger Charles, baker, 342 s Sharp
Burger Charles, grocery, Frederick road, near
Calverton
Burger Conrad, drover, 246 Mulberry
Burger Frank J. glass blower, Eutaw w of
Stockholm
Burger John, blacksmith, 114 Hamburg
Burger Matthias R. locksmith, 710 w Balti-
more
Burger Nicholas, 199 William
Burgess Barney, laborer, 298 s Paca
Burgess B. T. (C. W. B. & Son) 190 e Fayette
Burgess Benj. pattern maker, 41 s Poppleton
Burgess Caleb H. silver plater, Fayette near
Sharp, dw 450 Lexington
Burgess Charles R. (Wm. B. & Son) 100 s
Greene
Burgess C. W. & Son, grocers, 166 n Gay,
dwl62
Burgess Geo. R. dep. clerk Criminal Court,
232 e Fayette
Burgess James, carpenter, 254 n Eden
Burgess John, silver plater, 100 w Fayette, dw
75 n Poppleton
Burgess John T. policeman, 73 n Caroline
Burgess Laomi, upholsterer, 26 n Liberty
Burgess Mary, tailoress, 76 s Fremont
Burgess Owen, silver plater, 69 Mulberry
Burgess Spencer, stone cutter 8 n Schroeder
Burgess Stephen E. carpenter, 232 e Fayette
Burgess Theodore H. clerk, 36 s Exeier
Burgess Tnomas, laborer, 76 s Fremont
Burgess Wm. & Son, merchant tailors, 5 s
Sharp, dw Wm. B. n w cor. Greene and
Mulberry-
Burgess Wm. blacksmith, 470 w Lombard
Burgess Wm. H. clerk, s w cor Bond and
Jefferson
Burgett George, butcher, 199 Columbia
Burgher H. fancy goods, 181 Argyle al
Burgmyer Ballach, sawyer, 248 Eastern av
Burgunder Benjamin, clothier, 276 w Pratt
Burgunder Joseph, clothier, 295 w Pratt
Burgunder Simon, clothier, 53 w Baltimore
Burk Cornelius, laborer, 351 s Bond
Burk John, cooper, 134 e Fayette
Burk John, laborer. Cotton row, Canton
Burk Justice, 271 Canton av .
Burk J. W. police, 104 Preston
Burk Tobias, cooper, 34 n Spring
Burk Wm. police, 41 Greenmount av
Burk Wm. watchman, 124 s Caroline
Burkamp Francis, baker, 149 n Eutaw ,
Burkamp Fredk. shoemaker. 111 n Eutaw
Burkard Adam, tailor, 47 s Register
Burkardt Philip, varnisher, 29 Union
Burke Amelia, upholstress, 94 n Howard
Burke Amos, tobacco, cigars, &c. 184 Lex-
ington, dw 284 w Lombard
Burke Andrew J. deputy warden city jail, 262
Greenmount av
Burke Charles E. teamster, rear of 332 Mul-
berry
Burke Clara V. seamstress, 8 Comet
Burke Dominic, pattern maker, 39 s Oregon
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and Ufe InsTinmee Agent and Broker. Agent "Bfntnal
Benefit Life Insurance Co., IfeivarU, BT. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Burke David, bookkeeper, 60 e Baltimore
Burke Edward, laborer, 8 n Amity
Burke Ella, dressmaker, 529 w Baltimore
Burke Ezekiel, plasterer, 127 n Eden
Burke Elizabeth, tailoress, 8 Comet
Burke Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 246 Light
Burke Eliza, 65 Chesnut
Burke Geo. W. 134 Cathedral
Burke Geo. B. clerk Savings Bank of Balti-
more, 134 Cathedral
Burke Henry, paper hanger, 1 Williamson al
Burke Henry, shoemaker, 363 Saratoga
Burke Jacob, lamplighter, 99 Ross
Burke Jacob W. police, 104 Preston
Burke Mrs. Joanna, 237 s Paca
Jlurke John, carter, cor Bank and Durham
Burke John, barber, 201 J-o Lexington
Burke John, fireman, 186McHenry
Burke John, grocery, 148 Bank
Burke John, laborer, 73 York
Burke John, engineer, 71 s Schroeder
Burke John H. H. groceries and feed, 580 w
Pratt
Burke John, grocery, 7 Hull
Burke Jerome, plasterer, 162 w Fayette
Burke Mrs. Julia Ann, 186 Montgomery
Burke Joseph F. bricklayer, 34 n Schroeder
Burke Mrs. Kate, seamstress, 29 Mosher
Burke Lawrence, shoemaker, 62 Centre Mar-
ket space, dw 123 s Exeter
Burke Mary A. cor Holland and Eden
Burke Mrs. Mary, 34 Chatsworth
Burke Margaret, 198 w Fayette
Burke Mrs. Martha, 529 w Baltimore
Burke Michael, laborer, 193 Vine
Burke Michael, laborer, 55 Haubert
Burke Michael, tailor, 37 s Front
Burke Michael, grocer, 74 York
Burke Nichs. stone cutter, 41 Greenmount av
Burke Oliver, fireman, 99 Ross
Burke Owen, laborer, 7 Jenkins al
Burke Patrick, laborer, 30 s Poppleton
Burke Patrick, barkeeper, 12 St. Paul
Burke Richard, teacher, 167 s Bethel
Burke Richard, laborer, 13 n Amity
Burke Robert, tinner, 14 Holland
Burke Robert, tinner, cor Holland and Eden
Burke Sarah, 256 Greenmount av
Burke Mrs. Sabina, 1 Page al
Burke Susan B. seamstress, 8 Comet
Burke Thos. laborer. Cotton row. Canton
Burke Thomas, bricklayer, 123 Harford av
Burke Thomas, 246 Light
Burke Thomas, painter, 520 w Baltimore, dw
7 Chatsworth
Burke Thomas E. tavern, 94 w West Falls av
Burke Wm. H. cigar maker, 123 n Gay
Burke William, pattern maker, 4 s Poppleton
Burke Wm. B. (Chas. B. Hatch & Co.) 472
Penna. av
Burke Wm. R. butcher, 9 Neighbor
Burkey Samuel, agent, 17 Chesnut
Burkett Charles, tailor, 36 n Caroline
Burkett James, 87 Park
Burkhard George, laborer, 535 Canton av
Burkhard Philip, varnisher, 29 Union
Burkhardt Charles, cooper, Goodman al near
Cross
Burkhardt James, 87 Park
Burkhead John W. police, 409 n Gay
Burkins Wm. moulder, 220 Hollins
Burkraan Charles K. carpenter, 34 Haubert
Burkstradt Peter, laborer, 46 G. Hughes
Burley Henry W. police, 225 e Madison
Burley Isaac, shoemaker, 178 n Caroline
Burley Matilda, millinery, 249 n Central av
Burlingame Dr. Waterman, dentist, 54 n
Charles
Burlup Wm. Geo. brass finisher, 309 Light
Burlup Wm. Geo. jr. soldier, 309 Light
Burman Jer. police, Strieker s of Pratt
Burmeister Fredk. mariner, 20 Park
Burmister F. box maker, 26 Fell
Burmingham Mary, 29 s Front
Burmingham Wm. H. currier, 29 s Front
Burn Ellen A. 225 Harford av
Burn Hannah E. 225 Harford av
Burn James, grocer, 41 Chatsworth
Burn Jas. M. ship carpenter, 183 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Burn Robt. ship carpenter, 183 s Washington,
F. P,
Burn Robt. jr. ship carpenter, 183 Washing-
ton, F. P.
Burn Wm. H. H. ship carpenter, 183 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Burnap Mrs. Geo. W. 45 n Calvert
Burnes Harry, tailor, IB Constitution
Burnes James, engineer, 75 s Caroline
Burnes William, carpenter, 382 Harford av
Burneston Dr. Edward, 475 Penna. av
Burneston Isaac B. bookkeeper, 87 s Paca
Burnett Alford, carpenter, 86 Granby
Burnett Geo. timekeeper, 55 n Republican
Burnett Geo. H. carpenter, 30 Gough
Burnett Geo. R. clerk, 25 s Howard
Burnett H. H. clerk subsistence depart. 49
Lexington
Burnett Jane, confectioner, 188 e Baltimore
Burnett Capt. Joseph P. 10 Gough
Burnett Joseph P. jr. carpenter, 8 Gough
Burnett Joseph P. police, 202 Aisquith
Burnett M. D. cond. City R. R. 1 May
Burnett Margaret, 81 McHenry
Burnett Samuel, 25 s Howard
Burnett Washington, 31 s Ann
Burnett Wm. A. horse dealer, 56 n Eden
Burnett Wm. clerk, 56 n Eden
Burnett Wm. T. clerk B. & O. R. R. 25 s
Howard
Burney James, 114 St. Peter
Burnham Christian, butcher, 494 Saratoga
Burnham Capt. Enoch, mariner, 356 e Balti-
more
Burnham John F. blacksmith, 48 n Paca
Burnham John F. mariner, 51 Granby
Burnham John, blacksmith, 48 n Paca, dw 6
Tessier
Burnham John W. clerk, 356 e Baltimore
Burnham Mrs. Kesiah, 49 n Eden
Burnham Saml. painter, Madison near Caro-
line
Burnheimer S. tailor, 704 w Baltimore
Burno Owen, grocer, 162 e Fayette
Burns Andrew, 190 s Central av
Burns Ann, boarding, 9 Fell
Burns Charles H. mariner, 243 s Ann
Burns Charles, laborer, 21 Bank
Burns & Co. com. merchants and dealers in
oils, paints, &c. 96 Light st. whf.
Burns Catharine, quilter, 125 w Madison
Burns Dennis, laborer, 8 L. Barclay
Burns Edw. hatter, 40 Centre Market space
Burns Edward, painter, 38 Orleans
Burns Edward, painter, 77 n Schroeder
Burns Mrs. Eliza, grocery, 18 Morris al
GBO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufactnrera of Roofs nnd Roofing materials, 111 Smltll's
■Wtuut, C. HART SnnTH, Agent.
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Burns Findley H. lumber, 56 West Falls av.
dw 168 w Fayette
Burns Francis, sr. (B. Russell & Co.) 168 w
Fayette
Burns Francis, jr. ("Wilson & B.) 219 w Lom-
bard
Burns Fredk. painter, 5 MuUikin
Burns Georg:e W. shoe store, 338 w Balti-
more, dw 8 Hollins
Burns Henry, laborer, 245 Forrest
Burns George, wood worker, 113 Orleans
Burns Henry, tavern, 190 West Falls av, dw
President near Stiles
Burns James, pilot, 75 s Caroline.
Burns James, ship carpenter, 68 Chew
Burns James, ship carpenter, 319 Canton av
Burns John, carpenter, 164 Mulberry
Burns John, laborer, 49 Liberty al
Burns John H. 114 n Caroline
Burns John T. feed store, 43 n Spring, dw 135
Orleans
Burns John, mariner, 88 Granby
Burns John, stone cutter, 33 n Poppleton
Burns John, blacksmith, 236 Hollins
Burns John, mariner, 18 Pleasant al
Burns Joseph, 1 Pear al
Burns Julia A. milk dairy, 68 Chew
Burns Lizzie, 9 Lewis
Burns Margaret, tailoress, 27 Armistead la
Burns Mary A. teacher, 235 Hollins
Burns Mary A. 263 Forrest
Burns Matthew, carter, 187 s Eden
Burns Michael, laborer, 142 Cross
Burns Michael, laborer, gas works. Spring
Gardens
Burns Owen (B. & Co.) 162 e Fayette
Burns Patrick, machinist, 62 Decker
Earns Patrick, drayman, 27 s Front
Burns Patrick, laborer, 133 West
Burns Patrick R. tailor, 70 Orleans
Burns Patrick, laborer, 100 York
Burns Patrick, laborer, 12 Union
Burns Peter, mariner, 175 s Washington, F.P.
Burns Robt. A. harness mak. 564 Lexington
Burns Robt. E.. blacksmith, 236 Hollins
Burns Robt. L. carpenter, 338 Lombard
BURNS, RUSSELL & CO. brickmakers, 30
Columbia
Burns Saml. carpenter, 129 Washington, F.H.
Burns Saml. (B. & Sloan) 168 w Fayette
Burns Sarah, seamstress, 248 Franklin
BURNS & SLOAN, lumber merchants, 132
Light St wharf, and cor German and Eutaw
Burns Thomas, ship carpenter, 35 Henrietta
Burns Thomas, laborer, 194 s Castle al
Burns Wm. A. dairy, 114 n Caroline
Burns Wm. F. (B., Russell & Co.) 88 s Sharp
Burns Wm. Y. coachmaker, 528 w Pratt
Burnup Elizabeth, 3 n Caroline
Burress Henry W. conductor, 243 w Hoffman
Burrier John, laborer, 539 Canton av
Burrier John, bricklayer, 171 Orleans
Burrier Raymond, bricklayer, 247 n Eden
Burrier Mrs. T., Washington nr Polk, Home-
stead
Burrison Isaac, clerk, 87 s Paca
Burris Henry L. paper carrier, 66 Raborg
Burris Jas. H. tin and sheet iron work, 7 Cen-
tre Market space
Burris John, laborer, 7 L. McElderry
Burris John, tavern, 7 Centre Market space
BURROUGHS BROS, wholesale druggists,
52 Light
J. HEWRY GIESE, Conmnls-iion Merchant,
Huiieudale Cement and Calcined Plaster
Burroughs E. E. (B. Bros.) cor Madison and
McMechin
Burroughs H. (B. Bros.) cor Madison and
McMechin
Burroughs S. G. (B. Bros.) cor Madison and
McMechin
Burroughs Jacob, lime dealer, office 52 Light,
dw n w cor Madison and McMechin
Burrows Ellon, 692 w Pratt
Burrow C. B. 62 n Libertjr
Burrow Walter P. machinist, 62 n Liberty
Burt Alfred P. 82 e Baltimore
Burt Col. Edwin, U. S. A., 116 Bank
Burt Thomas, salesman, 59 Columbia
Burtol Prof. Reno, astrologist, 7 China
Burton Arona, tailoress, 46 e Eager
Burton Charles, wagoner, 249 n Eden
Burton Ellen, tailoress, 46 e Eager
Burton Mrs. Elizabeth, 42 n Amity
Burton Elizabeth, 92 Warner
Burton Edwin J. dentist, 12 Maiden la
Burton Mrs. Hannah, 310 Caroline
Burton Mrs. Jane, 643^ Lexington
BURTON DR. O, A.
W. Payette street.
Dentist, 94
Burton Robert, police, 290 Mulberry
Burton Sarah, tailoress, 46 e Eager
Burton Thos. C. steam dyer, 121 Lexington
Burton Thos. 154 n Caroline
Burton Wm. mail carrier, N. C. Railway, s
e cor Centre and Calvert
Burtonhouse Hellman, laborer, 126 St. Peter
Burwell Mary C. S. dress mak. 115 Columbia
Burze Joseph, laborer, ]28 Scott
Busby Dr. Louis F. 163 n Eden
Busch Bernard, grocery, liquor, flour and feed
store, 406 Harford av
Busch Christoph, cabinet maker, 14 Orleans
Busch Diedrich, laborer, 6 gas works. Spring
Gardens
Busch Frank W. laborer, 20 s Chapel
Busch George, laljorer, 197 Aliceaiina
Busch Henry, laborer, 253 Light
Busch John M. laborer, 27 Union
Busch Lawrence, jeweler, 297 ;i Gay
Busch Thomas, blacksmith, 319 s Bond
Busch Wm. H. engineer, 207 Montgomery
Busch Wm. cooper, 183 Eastarn av
Buschman Charles, carpenter, 55 Thames
Buschman Frederick, grocery, 317 Hanover
Buschman Hermann, tailor, 135 Lexington
BUSCHMAN E. & CO., steam sawing and
planing mill, cor President-st & Canton av
Buschman Ernest, (E. B. & Co.) 13 s High
Buschman Francis, mercht. tailor, 9ji Liberty
Buschman Henry, tailor, 220 Lexington
BUSCHMANN VICTOR H. tailors' trim-
mings, &c. 2 Hanover
Buschman Victor, engineer, 13 s High
Buser Joseph, shoemaker, 494 w Lombard
Busey Rev. E. F. 53 n Greene
Bnsey James R. brickmoulder, 58 s Carey
Busey Norval H. photographer, 55 n Strieker
Busey Sarah N. 55 n Strieker
Busey Wm. M. 38 St. Paul, dw 55 n Strieker
Bush Abraham, 464 Light
Bush Geo. prop. Ferry Bar Hotel, dw 494
Light
Bush Geo. cigar maker, 64 Harford av
Bush Geo. carter, 268 e Lombard
Bush Geo. jr. carter, 268 e Lombard
, for tlic s:i3t- of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «!tc.
cou8taiitly on Itaud, HI Spear's A^^harf.
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Bush Geo. W. bricklayer, Etting near Mosher
Bush Henry, laborer, 278 Johnson
Bush Mrs. H. J. 668 Lexington
Bush John H. blacksmith, 41 s Oregon
Bush John, cigar maker, 6 Somerset
Bush John S. laborer, 58 s Charles
Bush John, mariner, 16 Green ct
Bush Julia, John n of Lanvale
Bush Morris, 172 w Biddle
Bush Peter, laborer, Stockholm nr Eutaw
Bush William, teamster, 78 Towson
Busha Frank, cigar maker, 108 s Chester
Bushamer Henry, laborer, 271 Eastern av
Bushman Clem. A. lager beer, 204 Lexington
Bushman Clemmons A. tailor, 194 Lexington
Bushman John, carpenter, 78 George
Bushmocker F. butcher, 275 s Durham
Busick Daniel, boot fitter, 11 Mott
Busick Geo. W. painter, 6 Thomson
Busick James, boot fitter, 217 n Eden
Busick Joshua W. hatter, 370 n Gay
Busick Joshua, shoemaker, 65 Stirling
Busick Levin, boot fitter, 228 n Caroline
Busk Burkhart, tailor, 108 s Ann
Busk Mrs. H. J. 668 Lexington
Busk Henry, tavern, 94 Hillen
Busk John, laborer, 3 Jenkins al
Busk John, bookkeeper, 129 Broadway
BUSK DR. THOMAS M. 52 s Broadway
Busk Mrs. Thomas M. 52 s Broadway
Busy Rev. Ezra, 148 Mulberry
Bussard Marshall L. engineer, 10 Lemmon
Bussard Matthew, watchman at Mt. Clare,
dw 23 s Republican
Bussee John V. tobacconist, 354 w Pratt
Buskey Ann, 108 Thames
Bussman Anna, boots and shoes, 240 s Charles
BUTCHER ALEXANDER, confectioner,
160 w Baltimore, dw 15 HoUins
Butcher Franklin, carpenter, 132 Pearl
Butcher's Hide and Tallow Association, cor
Falls and Buren
Butcher Hudson, near Cannon, Canton
Butcher Capt. Jas. H. 60 s Eden
Butcher John, laborer, 206 s Wolfe
Butchki John, weigher, 82 Central av
Buter John, gardener, e Monument extended
Bute Michael, mariner, 316 Canton av
Buthoff George, cooper, 240 Cross
Butler Blanche, tailoress, 155 Eastern av
Butler Christian, paver, 26 Bank
Butler Beverly, clerk, 481 w Fayette
Butler Chas. (B. & Oakford) 293 Madison av
Butler Ehzabeth, tailoress, 122 William
Butler Elijah, tailor, 305 s Charles
Butler Francis, milk, O'Donnell nr Eastern av
Butler Geo. T. carpenter, 230.Chase
Butler James, carpenter, 126 Saratoga
Butler Dr. James H. 8 n Greene
Butler Jane, tailoress, 225 e Lombard
BUTLER & OAKFORD, provision merch-
ants, 14 Water
Butler John, American Telegraph Co. 121
Conway
Butler John, cooper, 28 William
Butler John, laborer, 24 Lemmon
Butler John J., U. S. N. 7 w Baltimore
Butler John, 275 Hanover .
Butler John, cattle, 144 Hanover
Butler John W. (B., Peregoy & Way) 92 s
Sharp
Butler John, telegraphist, 121 n Greene
Butler Joseph, butcher, 16 Barnes
Butler Lewis, laborer, 1 Neilson ct
Butler Martin, laborer, 1 Ulrick
Butler Mary, 16 Gordon
Butler Mary A. milliner, 4 s Poppleton
Butler Martin, laborer, 1 L. Spring
Butler Michael, laborer, 391 s Caroline
Butler Ormand, 58 s Poppleton
Butler, Perigo & Way, carvers and gilders,
168 w Baltimore
Butler Richard, 69 Pearl
Butler Richard, engineer, 58 s Poppleton
Butler Samuel, ship builder. Decker av near
Northern av
Butler Samuel, seaman, 184 s Regester
Butler Stephen, machinist, 964 w Baltimore
Butler Thomas, Clerk Bait. Fire Ins. Co., 148
e Baltimore
Butler Thomas, shoemaker, 211 Hollins
Butler Thomas E. printer, ]21 Conway
Butler Thomas, 105 Hanover
Butler W. C. clerk, Howard [louse
Butler Wm. J. blacksmith, Philadelphia road
near city limits
Butt Henry, grocery, 158 Pennsylvania av
Butt John H. tailor, 17 s Spring
Butterworth Anton, wheelwright, 361 Lex-
ington
Buttner Andrew, 66 Granby
Buttner Leonard, 248 n Pacn
Button Wm. clerk, Philadelphia road near
City limits
Buttner John A. baker, 334 e Eager
Butz Andrew, cooper, 35 Elizabeth la
Butz Sebastian, laborer, 97 s Chapel
Buvinger George, tiniier, 138 Pine
Buxbaum Hannah, 126 e Lombard
Buxbaum Jacob, umbrella maker, 602 tt Bal-
timore
Buxensier Louis, painter, 30 n Spring
Buxenster Otto, upholster, 31 n Spring
Buxton John T. engineer, 455 w Lombard
BUZBY DAVID T. general com. merchant, 6
Exchange Place, dw 44 w Madison
Buzby J. Frank, clerk, 49 Lexington
Buzby Joseph A. shoemaker, 175 Hanover
Buzby Robert, baker, 54 n Eden
Buzy Conrad, drayman, 1 New
Byer Christian, butcher, 9 s Poppleton
Byer Conrad, soldier, 28 Liberty al
Byer John, carpenter, 166 RaRorg
Byer John, laborer, 204 s Dallas
Byer John, shoemaker, 14 Baker ct
Byer Lucas, cigar maker, 352 Cross
Byers Frederick, tailor, 355 w Fayette
Byers James F. salesman, 355 w Fayette
Byers John, tailor, 11 Mullikin
Byles Wm. 73 w Biddle
BYRD ALFRED H. attorney, 30 st. Paul,
dw 234 n Eutaw
Byrd Geo. H. (Wyman, B. & Co.) 234 n Eu-
taw
Byrd John, wood, 23 Warren
Byrd Oden, carpenter, 46 Warren
Byrd .>ylvester, carpenter, 86 William
Byrn Andrew, carter, 190 s Central av
Byrn Wm. dry goods, 163 n Gay, dw 76 n
Front
Byrn Wm. T. (Shaw & B.) 101 s Exeter
Byrna Patrick, 37 Stockton al
Byrne Andrew J. carpenter, 2 e Fayette
Byrne Andrew, wagoner, 51 Albemarle
Byrne Anna M. grocery, 136 Bank
Byrne Bridget, 34 n Frederick
WM. P. WEB3, Maijiie, Fire and Life Insurance Agent anil Broker. Agent "Slutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Byrne Caroline, 103 Ross
Byrne Dennis, Claggett's brewery, 99 Granby
Byrne Harriet, confectioner, 1 Liberty al
Byrne Henry F, inspector custom house, 136
Bank
BYRNE HUGH, tavern, 70 President
Byrne James, baker, 153 Raborg
Byrne James J. clerk, i247 n Gay
Byrne Jas. L. bookkeeper, 247 n Gay
Byrne James P. cabinet maker, 39 n Front
Byrne John, clerk, 126 s Charles
Byrne John B. clerk, 49 George
Byrne Joseph, carver and gilder, 32 n Calvert,
dw 353 e Eager
Byrne Joseph F. cabinet maker, 30 n Front
Byrne Joanna, laundry, Wine al near Charles,
dw 70 President
Byrne Lawrence, clerk, 297 North
Byrnes Mrs. Mary Ann, tailoress, 211 Mul-
berry
Byrne Mrs. Mary, trimmings. 247 n Gay
Byrne Owen, 120 s Wolfe
Byrne Thomas F. carpenter, 373 Lexington
Byrne 'j'homas, laborer, 22 French
Byrne Walter, pedlar, 13 s Washington, F. P.
Byrne William, paper, 32 Mcplderry
Byrne Wm. H. book keeper, 189 Aisquith
Byrnes Bridget, grocery, 169 Aliceanna
Byrnes John, clerk, 126 s Charles
Byrnes Joseph, shoemaker, 4 Mercer
Byrnes Lawrence, laborer, 66 Dorsey al
Byrnes Mary, 126 s Charles
Byrnes Martin, moulder, 154 e Madison
Byrnes Peter W. grocery, 30 Ross
Byrnes Thomas, boiler maker, 126 s Charles
Byrnes Thos. grocery, n e cor Madison and
Stirling
Byrns John, 1 Bounty la
Byron Mrs. Sarah J. 281 Columbia
Byron Edward, polisher, 25 s Calhoun
Byrones Patrick, laborer, 538 Hamburg
Byrot George, shoemaker, se cor HoUins and
Amity
Byus xMrs. Elizabeth, 159 Hughes
Byus John W. engineer, 159 Hughes
Byus Joseph H. 123 s Sharp
Cabel George S. plasterer, 209 e Madison
Cabel Eliza, 31 Thames
Cacy Eliza A. 173 n Eutaw
Cacy Rosetta, 173 n Eutaw
Caddemore John, sergt. police, 171 s Ann
Cadden Anthony, laborer. Falls road near
toll gate
Caddie John, 11 s Durham
Cadel Samuel, police, 163 Gough
Cadel Wm. oysterman, 83 Thames
Cadell Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 6 McHenry
Cade Cant. Nelson, mariner, 124 s Ann
Cadow James E. & Co., groceries and pro-
duce, 16 Penn. av
Cadow James E. (J. E. C. & Co.; Harford Co
Cadwallader Abel G. harness maker, 37 s
Poppleton
Cadwallader Harrison C. soldier, 37 s Pop-
pleton
Cadwallader Lewis, W. police, 37 s Poppleton
Cadwallader Louisa, 55 s Ri-gester
Cadwallader L. police 18 George
Cadwallader Sanford E. clerk P. 0., 37 8 Pop-
pleton
Cady John N. confectioner, 315 n Gay
Cady John B. assist, wagon master U. S. A.
141 e Monument
Cahall Pierce, teamster, 6 Cuba
Cahan Daniel, plumber, 11 s Regester
Cahan Mrs. 5 Rose
Cahn Bernard, 23 s Sharp
Cafferty Thomas, cordwainer, 95 n Central av
Caffrey John T. student, n e cor Pratt and
Paca
Caffrey Thomas, grocer, n e corner Pratt and
Paca
Caflesh Geo. B. coachmaker, 101 German
Cahll Andrew, laborer, 182 McHenry
Cahll Catharine A. 150 West
Cahill Edward, laborer, Ulrick al
Cahill John, engineer, 5 Hill
Cahill Joseph N., U. S. N., 193 Hanover
Cahill Martin, engineer, 16 McHenry
Cahill Patrick, coachman, 130 Saratoga
Cahill Timothy, receiving ship, dw 110 s
Wolfe
Cain Mrs. Bedelia, 14 Stiles
Cain John, drayman, 217 s Paca
Cain John, jr. carter, 217 s Paca
Cain John W. carter, 217 s Paca
Cain Mrs. Mary, 118 Cross
Cain Michael, laborer, 184 L. Hughes
Cain Patrick, hostler, 19 New Church
Cain Wm. H. butcher, 67 Boyd
Cain Wm. F. painter, 217 s Paca
Cairns Jtimes, (Ellis & C.) 14 s Gay
Calahan P. plumber, 30 n Calvert
Calame C. Wm. clerk, 17 s Greene
Calder Edward, machinist, Eden near Bank
Calder Lieut. Wm. U. S. A. 157 Eastern av
Calder Robert A. police, 265 e Pratt
Calder Rosanna, grocery, 157 Eastern av
Callahan Samuel, cooper, 199 s Charles
Caldwell A. P. confectioner, 149 n Gay, dw
188 n Exeter
Caldwell Daniel, dyer, 6 s High, dw 172 Pearl
Caldwell Elijah, milkman, I Foster al
Caldwell Jane, 235 w Pratt
Caldwell James A. 115 n Paca
Caldwell John, 157 e Pratt
CJaldwell John A. clerk, 30 Garden
Caldwell John, soldier, 162 William
Caldwell John C. block and pump maker, 157
e Pratt
Caldwell Mrs, Maranda, 115 n Paca
Caldwell Mary, 56 e Eager
Caldwell Virgmia, 30 Garden
Caldwell Wm. boiler maker, 162 William
Caldwell Wm. M. bookkeeper, 486 Lexington
Caldwell Wm. Q. sr. architect and measurer,
85 w Fayette, dw 188 n Exeter
Caldwell Wm. Q. jr. carpenter, 188 n Exeter
Cale Dr. L. A. 94 w Pratt
Calcf Juliana, 264 Franklin
Calhouji Charles, clerk, 44 Lexington
Callaghan John, laborer, 85 Plum al
Callaghan Patrick, 5 Jenkins al
Callahan Daniel, huckster, 123 n Caroline
Callahan Dennis, (T. & D. C.) Harford co
Callahan Edward, laborer, 13 Comet
Callahan Edward, laborer, 214 Light
Callahan Elizabeth, grocery, 51 Tyson
Callahan James, laborer, 51 Tyson
Callahan John, Ijlacksmith, 61 Mulberry
Callahan Capt. Martin, 108 s Greene
Callahan Michael, currier, 2 Little al
Callahan Michael, laborer, 2 Little al
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Callahan Mary, 18 Slemmer al
Callahan Mary, 78 HoUiday
Callahan Patrick, gas fitter, — Calvert, dw
55 Harford av
Callahan Patrick, laborer, 205 Lemmon
Callahan Richard, carver, 72 Block
Callahan Thomas, huckster, 123 n Caroline
Callahan T. & D. oyster packers, foot of Mill st
Callahan Timothy, (T. & D. C.) 114 s Exeter
Callaway George, huckster, 177 Conway
Callaway Wm. S. police, 121Jefferson
Callahan Timothy, plasterer, 68 McKirn
Callahaun Mrs. Mary, 168 Dover
Callahaun William, hostler, 168 Dover
Callenan Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 50 s Dur-
ham
Callenberger William, puddler, 100 Hudson
Callender William, plasterer, 100 Aisquith
Callender John, laborer, 127 s Castle al
Calligan Dennis, laborer, 9 Foster al
Callis Geo. R. bricklayer, 69 s Caroline
Callis James H. coal yard, Baltimore, near
Bond, dw 226 e Baltimore
CALVERT STABLES, 63, 65 and 67 n Cal-
vert, Augusta E. Stewart, proprietess.
Calvert Bartholomew, apples, &c. 19 Concord
Calvert Hall, or St. Joseph's Academy, 79
Saratoga
Calvert John G. granite, Pratt, e of Fremont,
dw 33 Scott
CALVERT STATION, Northern Central
Railway, n e cor Franklin and Calvert
Calvert Wm. pattern maker, Anne Arundel co
Calverton Carpet Co. 5 e Baltimore, V. De L.
Gelston, agent
Calviere Francis, watch-maker, Centre Mar-
ket space, near Second
Calwell John K. (Norris, C. & Co.) 82 Lee
Calwell L. B. (Sloan & C.) Baltimore co
Calwell Martin, carpenter, 63 Light
Calwell Rosanna, 231 Franklin
Calwell William, clerk, 82 Lee
Cambridge John, barkeeper, 122 n Gay
Cambridge Mary, 28 Camden
CAMDEN STATION, B. & O. R. R. front-
ing Howard, Camden, Eutaw and Lee
Camel John, boiler maker, 235 Chesnut al
Cameron Anna B. confectionery, 109 Pearl
Cameron C. C. commission merchant, 50 s
Howard, dw 196 n Eutaw
Cameron Charles, clerk, 196 n Eutaw
Cameron Daniel W. clerk, 214 Saratoga
Cameron Mrs. Ellen, 196 n Eutaw
Cameron Henry, prof, music, 92 e Pratt
Cameron Hugh, tailor, 84 Ensor
Cameron Rachel, 71 Ensor
Cameron Mrs. Sarah, cigar and confectionery
store, 84 En.sor
Camp Benj. F. (C. & Sutherland) 22 w Second
Camp James, laborer, White House, Canton
Camp James L. 238 w Pratt
Camp Joseph, carpenter, 103 Ross
Camp Joseph E. bookkeeper, 356 Lexington
CAMP & SUTHERLAND, commission mer-
chants, 22 w Second
Camp Leo, carpenter, 103 Ross
Campau John, grocer, 264 Light
Campbell Mrs. Ann, 96 Ensor
Campbell Mrs. Ann E. milliner, 290 e Pratt
Campbell Archibald, silver plater, 13 Light,
dw 80 s Paca
Campbell B. M. slave dealer, 282 w Pratt, dw
284
Campbell Burton H. sutler, 95 s Sharp
Campbell Catherine, tailoress, 141 North
Campbell Mrs Catherine, grocery, 26 s Pop-
pleton
Campbell Charles, gardener, 17 s Fremont
Campbell Charles, finisher, 546 w Pratt
CAMPBELL, DORSEY & CO. coal, 95 w
Lombard
Campbell Elizabeth, 142 w Madison
Campbell Mrs. Eliza, 124 w Fayette
Campbell George, ropemaker, 392 Harford av
Campbell Miss Harriet, 33 Pearl
Campbell Henry, laborer, 64 Preston
Campbell Henry J. tinner, 309 w Pratt
Campbell Hugh E. laborer, 6 Bank
Campbell Jacob, shoemaker, 83 North
Campbell James A. tavern, 55 n Frederick,
dw 101 Vine
Campbell James, laborer, 171 Stirling
Campbell James, mariner, 152 French
Campbell James, pedler, 3 e Second
Campbell James Mason, attorney, 29 Lexing-
ton, dw 55 Franklin
Campbell James, sailor, 147 Chesapeake
Campbell John, machinist, 441 Penna. av
Campbell John, collector, 116 Orleans
Campbell John, shoemaker, 678 w Baltimore
Campbell John, 46 e Pratt
Campbell John, carpenter, 136 Pine
Campbell John H. ropemaker, 76 Warner
Campbell John H. silver plater, 420 Lexington
Campbell John J. carpenter, 26 s Poppleton
Campbell Lieut. M. C, U. S. N. 124 w
Fayette
Campbell Margaret, 81 s Bethel
Campbell Michael, laborer, 31 e Monument
Campbell Mary, dry goods, 250 n Gay
Campbell N. P. (Brooks, Fulton & Co.) 50
Bolton
Campbell Patrick, laborer, 298 e Monument
Campbell Peter, stone cutter, 35 Constitution
Campbell Robert, brass finisher, n w cor Caro-
hne and Biddle
Campbell Robert, jr. (C, Dorsey & Co.) 23 n
Calvert
Campbell, Ross & Co. wholesale commission
merchants, 24 Hanover
Campbell Ross, (R. C. & Co.) Baltimore co
Campbell Sarah, 37 Garden
Campbell Sarah, 38 Chesnut
Campbell Mrs. Sophia, 80 Read
Campbell Samuel K. silver plater, 17 Light,
dw 420 Lexington
Campbell Samuel, carpenter, 684 w Pratt
Campbell Thomas, huckster, 156 s Chapel
Campbell Thomas, laborer, 6 L. Barclay
Campbell Thomas W. clerk, 39 Lee
Campbell Thomas C. blacksmith, 57 Preston
CAMPBELL WM. H. restaurant, 9 n Frede-
rick
Campbell Wm. scavenger, 55 Preston
Campbell Wm. flour inspector, 43 s Howard,
dw 102 McCulloh
Campbell Wm. L. carpenter, 95 Chatsworth
Campbell Wm. S. sutler, 95 s Sharp
Camper Alexander, coach trimmer, 7 n Pop-
pleton
Camper Helius, clerk, 103 s Ann
Camper John, tin can maker, 266 Light
Camper Lieut. Charles, 437 n Gay
Camper Mary, fancy store, 123 Lexington
Camper Napoleon, planes and tools, 123 Lex-
ington
J. HEIVRY GISSE:, Commission MercHant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster coustautljr on liaud, HI Spear's MVhaxt.
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Camphor Mrs. Tilly, seamstress, 155 n Cen-
tral av
Canby Edward L. clerk, 303 e Lombard
Canby, Gilpin & Co. wholesale druggists n w
cor Light and Lombard
Canby Samuel, ( Wright & Co.) 87 McCulloh
Canby Thomas E. officer at penitentiary, 392
n Gay
Canby Thomas Y. (C, Gilpin & Co., Balti-
more CO
Canby Wm. (C, Gilpin & Co.) 44 Pearl
Cane Matthew, huckster, 320 Forrest
Canavan Mrs. Betsey, 128 Garden
CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO. jewelry,
fancy and military goods, 229 w Baltimore
[See page 31 Jldvertisements.]
Canfield Ira C. (C, Bro. & Co.) BaUimoreco
Canfield John, Fountain Hotel
Canfield Wm. B. (C, Bro. & Co.) 206 n
Charles
Cann George H. carpenter. Cross, w of Lead-
enhall
Cann James R. printer, 16 Hill
Cann John James, tin can maker, 39 Hill
Cann Powell, cooper, 144 s Caroline
Cannoles Charles, coach smith, 65 Buren
Cannoles Charles, furniture wagon, 48 Pres-
ton
Cannoles Joseph, coachmaker, 65 Buren
Cannon Bartine A. type founder, 314 Aisquith
Cannon Charles W. 108 w Fayette
Cannon Clayton, bookkeeper Dime Savings
Bank, dw 552 w Fayette
Cannon J. Clayton, clerk Dime Savings Bank,
552 w Fayette
Cannon Duncan, clerk, 108 w Fayette
Cannon Fanny, tailoress, 53 Hill
Cannon H. & Co. coal and wood 48 s Gay
Cannon Hester, 134 s Spring
Cannon Howard, (H. C. & Co.) Eager near
Charles
Cannon John B. auctioneer, 184 w Baltimore,
dw 108 w Fayette
Cannon Luella, 130 Raborg
Cannon Mrs. Lavina, 81 Hill
Cannon Mrs. L. H. Eager, 5 doors from
Charles
Cannon Mary A. dry goods, 107 Aisquith
Cannon Wm. laborer, 21 Walker
Cannon Capt. Richard H. mariner, 145 Cross
Cannon Wm. H. carpenter, 23 Wayne, dw
119 Barre
Canoles Mrs. Elizabeth, victualler, 148 Ensor
Canoles Wm. P. bookbinder, 148 Ensor
Canott Sophia, 4 Greenwillow
Canox George, currier, 177 s Howard
Canox Joseph, police, 177 s Howard
Canter Levin, farmer,, 206 Light
Canter Rebecca B. fancy goods, 206 Light
CANTON CO'S OFFICE, n w cor Patuxent
and Boston, Wm. Harrison, agent
Canton John, laborer, 521 Franklin
Canton M. E. Church, Clinton, near Ellicott
Cantwell John, shoemaker, s w cor Dallas and
MuUikin
Canty Patrick, plasterer, 151 Raborg
Cape John C. proprietor Belvidere House, n e
cor North and Eager
Caples Wm. M. ladies shoemaker, 71 n Eutaw
Cappeau Misses Cecelia and Frances, child-
ren's clothing, 673 w Baltimore
Cappeau Miss Cecelia, (C. & F. C.) 673 w
Baltimore
Cappeau Miss Frances, (C. & F. C.) 673 w
Baltimore
Cappeau Joseph, bookkeeper, 513 w Fayette
Capple Jacob, laborer, 24 Burke
Capprise Joseph, shipwright, 54 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
CAPRON & CO. general commission and
shipping merchants, 79 South
Capron Francis B. (C. & Co.) 81 Garden
Capron & Co. coal oil manufacturers, North,
near Eager, office 79 South
Carback David, laborer, 251 e Madison
Carback E.& Son,boots& shoes, 165 Lexington
CarDack Elisha, (E. C. & Son,) 250 w Madi-
son
Carback Elisha, painter. Canton av near Gist
Carback John, police, 183 Orleans
Carback John, saddler, 245 n Bond
Carback Richard C. (E. C. & Son) 250 w
Madison
Carback Wm. laborer, 203 n Central av
Carbery John, butcher, 148 Mullikin
Card Wm. S. sailmaker, 14 w Baltimore
Carey Alexander G. clerk, 70 Cathedral
Carey Mrs. Ann, grocery, 269 William
CAREY, BANGS & WOODWARD, whole-
sale dealers in boots and shoes, 266 w
Baltimore
Carey Charles, hackman, 136 s Howard
Carey Edward, carter, cor Sharp and Oslend
Carey Elizabeth, 50 Mulberry
Carey Elizabeth, shoebinder, 51 Marion
CAREY GEORGE, fire and life insurance
agent, and President of Peabody Fire In-
surance Co., Second, adjoining P. O., dw
70 Cathedral
Carey Henry, porter, 50 Mulberry
Carey James, (C, Bangs & Woodward,)
Baltimore County
Carey James T., Lafayette saloon, 148 w Fay-
ette, dw 51 Marion
Carey Jeremiah H. horseshoer, 3 Marion
Carey John, 162 Cathedral
Carey John, grocer, 130 Preston
Carey Mary, cook. New Church
Carey Mrs. Mary, 12 Hammond al
Carey Mrs. Mary A. grocery, 311 e Lombard
Carey Martin, laborer, 30 w Fayette
Carey Matthew, labor, cor Tyson and Fulton
Carey Michael, laborer, 60 Cooksie
Carey & Muhilman, carpenters, 245 Aliceanna
Carey Patrick, laborer, Jordan al near Dolphin
Carey Patrick, hackman, 269 William
Carey Patrick, blacksmith, 208 Garden, dw
Jordan al near Hoffman
Carey Patrick, plumber, 10 St. Mary
Carey Thomas, laborer, 110 Cathedral
Carey Wm. laborer, 18 Decker
Carey Wm. 106 Cathedral
Carey Wm. wagoner, 100 Granby
Carhoff Amelia, dairy, 65 Orleans
Carigan George, shoemaker, 58 Henrietta
Cariss Henry, cabinet maker, 6 L McElderry
Cariss Samson, office, 106 w Baltimore, dw
176 n Calvert
Carl Ephraim, carpenter, 156 Scott
Carl John, mariner, 299 Canton av
Carl Martin, laborer, 80 Towson
Carl John, cabinet maker, 7 Calverton road
Carll Henry, shoemaker, 229 Hollins
Carlund Thomas, grainer, 94 Mulberry
Carlbergcr Charles, shoemaker, 9 w Second
Carle Henry, bag maker, 211 w Pratt
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Carle John C. restaurant, 211 w Pratt
Carless Michael, laborer, 4 Hammond al
Carlile Anna, tailoress, 15 Greene
Carlile Mrs. Eleanor, 475 e Baltimore
Carlile James H. collector and agent, 32
Aisquith
Carlile Thos. M. shoemaker, 32 Aisquith
CARLING MICHAEL, Black Horse tavern,
63 Penna. av
Carling Patrick, engineer, 109 Grundy
Carlisle Amos, millwright, 509 w Lombard
Carlisle Jane, laundress, 16 Armistcnd la
Carlisle Mary, 134 Barre
Carlisle Urath C. 68 n Greene
Carlisle Wm. H. stone cutter, 90 n Central av
Carlton Arthur, plasterer, 406 n Gay
Carlton Oliver, plasterer, 175 n Caroline
Carmack Hanson, of Custom House, n w cor
Hanover and Barre
Carman James, boiler maker, 130 Sarah Ann
Carman Joseph, blacksmith, 235 Hanover
Carman Joseph, shoemaker, 298 s Sharp
Carmelite Female Academy and Convent, 68
Aisquith
Carmichael Eugene, butcher, Butcher row,
Penna. av extended
Carmichael John, shoemaker, Butcher row,
Penna. av extended
Carmichael Henry, ropemaker, 426 Light
Carmichael Thos. H. capt. police, 100 s High
Carmichael Thomas E. butcher, 30 Centre,
80 Lexington and 76 Hanover markets, dw
Penna. av extended
Carmichael William, butcher, 30 Centre, 80
Lexington and 76 Hanover markets, dw
Butcher row, Penna. av extended
Carmichael Wm. clerk, 100 s High
Carmine Chas. G. (Knipp& C.) Jackson near
Central av
Carmine Francis H. huckster, 142 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Carmine James, gas inspector, 220 n Eden
Carmine Thomas H. huckster, Washington
near Gough
Carmine Thomas J. painter, 142 William
Carmine Samuel B. mariner, 152 L. Greene
Carmoar Jamana, tailor, Clinton near EUicott
Carnes Mrs. Charlotte, .s w cor Washington
and Pratt
Carnes Robert, engineer, 70 Preston
Carnes Mrs. Susan, dress maker, 142 n Eden
Carney John, laborer, 8 Ryan
Carney Frederick, waterman, 23 Eastern av
Carney John, hackman, rear of 16 Concord
Carney John, jr., laborer, Gas Works, Spring
Gardens
Carney John, sr., watchman, Gas Works,
Spring Gardens
Carney John, laborer, 104 s Regester
Carney John, laborer, 407 s Charles
Carney John, laborer, 243 Gough
Carney Luke, laborer, 6 Addison
Cams Alex. G. W. (James White k. Co.) 158
Lee
Cams Edward, porter, 104 Harford av
Caroline Methodist Episcopal Church, Caro-
line between Baltimore and Lombard
Caroline Mission Chapel, n e cor Chapel and
Eastern av
Carpenter Alfred, clerk, 415 w Fayette
Carpenter, Barney, laborer, 77 s Durham
Carpenter Wm. H. editor Daily Gazette,
Howard House
Carper Jackson M. bookk'pr, 76 s Republican
Carr Andrew J. editor Merchants Guide, 201
Hanover
Carr Edward (Sinsz & C.) 146 G. Hughes
Carr Francis A. house, sign and ornamental
painter, 524 w Baltimore, dw 516 Lexington
Carr Francis, laborer, 127 s Castle al
Carr Frederick, laborer, 554 w Pratt
Carr Frederick, jr., foundryman, 554 w Pratt
Carr Greenbury, core maker, 16 s Schroeder
CARR HENRY, tailor and clothier, 66 w
Pratt, cor Gay, dw 2 s Broadway
Carr Mrs. Isabella, 240 Columbia
Carr James, shoemaker, 94 Franklin
CARR JAMES E. hat and cap manufactu-
rer, 119 n Howard, dw Garden between
Lanvale and Townsend
Carr James, brass finisher, 184 n Exeter
Carr James, caulker, 2 Miles ct
Carr James, laborer, city limits, nr. Cemetery
Carr John, 88 Barre
Carr John, police, 151 Orleans
Carr John B. (R. H. C. & Bro.) 88 Barre
Carr John, stone mason, 19 Chew
Carr J . Wilson , 88 Camden
Carr John, carter, Greenmount Cemetery
Carr John, laborer, iVlcKim near Eager
Carr John, boiler maker, 76 Grindall
Carr Mary, 172 n Eden
Carr Maria, seamstress, 20 Garden
Carr Nicholas, hackman, 92 Ross
Carr R. H. & Bro. grocers and commission
merchants, 69 s Charles
Carr R. H. (R. H. C. & Bro.) 118 Cathedrrl
Carr Thomas, baker, 6 e Fayette
Carr Dr. R. Wilson. 161 n Calvert
Carr Wm. mariner, 335 s Dallas
Carr Wm. milk, 119 Ross
Carrere John M. (Wright, Maxwell & Co.)
57 St. Paul
Carrere Mary, 57 St. Paul
Carrick Andrew, plumber, 34 Preston
Carrick Catharine, 34 Preston
Carrick Elizabeth, 34 Preston
Carrick Geo. W., U. S. N. 126 Conway
Carrick Thomas I. machinist, 126 Conway
Carrick Wm. sere wman Tobacco Warehouse,
106 s Eden
Carrick Wm. soldier, 25 Smith
Carrigan James, morocco manufactory, 26
Fre"nch,dw 28
Carroll Mrs. Ann, 7 Camden la
CARROLL,- ADAMS & NEER, dealers in
boots, shoes, &c., 286 w Baltimore
Carroll Albert, 37 Mulberry
Carroll Mrs. Catharine, 114 Scott
Carroll Charles R. 66 n Charles
Carroll Charles A, 66 n Charles
Carroll Charles, ropemaker, 388 Harford av
Carroll Clara, seamstress, 175 Raborg
Carroll Col. Charles, 46 Mount Vernon place
Carroll Daniel, laborer, 8 Prospect la
Carroll Eliza, 6 Claggett al
Carroll 86 Jefferson
Carroll Edward, commissioner of streets, 54
Fawn
Carroll Edward, 223 Saratoga
Carroll Edward F. clerk, 294 e Monument
Carroll Edward, salesman, 296 e Monument
Carroll Francis, grocery, 112 s Dallas
Carroll Geo. huckster, 118 William
Carroll Geo. W. express, 83 s Caroline
Carroll Hall, s e cor Baltimore and Calvert
WTJI. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent «9Iatiial
Benefit Idfe Insitrance Co., Newark, Ji. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Carroll Harry D. G. 90 w Monument
Carroll Harry D. G. jr., 90 w Monument
Carroll Henry J., of Custom House, 24 s
High
Carroll James, sailmaker, 6 L. Broadway
Carroll James, 105 w Monument
Carroll James, porter, 6 Tyson
Carroll James, porter, McKim near Eager
Carroll James, (C, Adams & Neer,) 178 n
Eutaw
Carroll James A. tobacconist, 223 Saratoga
Carroll James, attorney, 31 St. Paul, dw 66 n
Charles
Carroll John, rope maker, 390 Harford av
Carroll John R. ship carpenter, 69 Hamburg
Carroll John, 62 e Eager
Carroll John, grocery, 103 n Calvert
Carroll J. K. cooper, 27 Commerce, dw 20 e
Fayette
Carroll Mrs. Joanna, seamstress, 215 Forrest
Carroll John, 94 Saratoga
Carroll John B. cooper, 20 e Fayette
Carroll John, laborer, 114 Scott
Carroll Joseph, mariner, 61 Centre Market
space
Carroll Joseph, 159 n Caroline
Carroll Margaret, pedler, 24 Hillen
Carroll Martin, laborer, 10 L. Broadway
Carroll Mary, 55 e Monument
Carroll Mary E. 34 May
Carroll Mrs. Mary, shirt maker, 85 n Fremont
Carroll Margaret E. 131 Hamburg
Carroll Margaret, 108 Mulberry
Carroll Michael, clerk, 150 St. 'Paul
Carroll Michael, clerk, 17 n Exeter
Carroll Michael, wagoner, 3 Hillen
Carroll Owen, laborer, 106 York
Carroll Patrick H. clerk, 17 n Exeter
Carroll Patrick B. 31 s Exeter
Carroll Patrick J. clerk, 31s Exeter
Carroll Patrick H. tavern, 114 s Howard
Carroll Pierce, fireman U. S. N. 11 s Paca
Carroll Robert, mariner, 158 Dover
Carroll Robert, tinner, 231 n Central av
Carroll S. John, (Numsen, C. & Co.) 307
Lexington
Carroll Sarah, 78 Chesnut
Carroll Mrs. Sarah, 223 Saratoga
Carroll Sinclair S. watchman, 105 HoUins
CARROLL THOMAS G. straw and milli-
nery goods, &c., 101 w Baltimore
Carroll Col. Thos. transportation depart. B.&
O. R. R., 26 Penn
Carroll Thomas, clerk B. & 0, R. R. 26 Penn
Carroll Thomas, glass blower, 300 Cross
Carroll Thomas, drayman, 7 Camden la
Carroll Thomas C. boiler maker, 290 Light
Carroll Thomas L. shoemaker, 55 Chesnut
Carroll Wm. cigar maker, 16 Hampstead
Carroll Wm. plasterer, 142 HoUins
Carroll Wm. laborer, 19 New Church
Carroll Wm. J. clerk, 17 n Exeter
Carroll Wm. P. clerk, Hamilton Easter & Co.
Carroll Wm. J. clerk, 103 n Calvert
Carroll Wm. fruit, 38 s Frederick
Carruthers Cha.s J. gas fitter, 593 w Lombard
Carruthers John S. gas fitter, 593 w Lombard
CARSON CARVILL H. & CO. lumber
dealers, west side (jf Union dock
Carson Carvill H. (C. H. C. & Co.) s e cor
Lexington and Republican
Carson Gorilla, 67 n Eutaw
Carson David, cooper, 350 Cross
Carson David, (C. H. C. & Co.) 330 Lex-
ington
Carson David, mariner, 289 s Durham
Carson Elijah, brickmaker, 383 Hamburg
Carson George H. police, 596 w Pratt
Carson Mrs. Cath. cake shop, 379 Hamburg
Carson Henry, rigger, 22 Fell
Carson James, laborer, 37 Boyd
CARSON JOHN, attorney, 71 w Fayette,
dw565
Carson Joseph & Co. western wholesale pro-
vision merch'ts, s e cor Light and Balderston
Carson John, mariner, 8 Church
Carson Joseph, cooper, 17 Greenmount av
Carson Joseph D. book agent, 148 n Bond
Carson Joseph, (Jos. C. & Co.) 135 Park
Carson Joshua, builder, n w cor Fayette and
Gilmor
Carson Mrs. Mary, 152 s Charles
Carson & Spedden, coal and wood, 164 Hollins
Carson Mrs. Sarah T. 431 w Fayette
Carson Thomas E. 227 Madison av
CARSON T. J. banker, 204 w Baltimore,
dw 111 Park
Carson Rev. T. E. 431 w Fayette
Carson Washington K. (Young & C.) 227
Madison av
Carson Wm. (C. & Spedden,) 244 Hollins
Carson Wm. 43 Centre Market space
CARSWELL JOHN S. lamp and oil manu-
facturer, 210 Aliceanna, and kerosene oil
distillery, North near Eager, dw Homestead
Cartere Joanna, McHenry w of Fulton
Carter Alexander M. teller Bank of Baltimore,
227 Garden
Carter Robert A. salesman, 281 w Baltimore
CARTER BERNARD, attorney, 29 Lexing-
ton, dw 376 Eutaw place
Carter Charles W. 226 Saratoga
Carter Caroline F. 40 St. Mary
Carter Clement, 72 n Front
Carter Casper, boiler maker, 249 Light
Carter Mrs. Clement, 72 n Front
CARTER & CO., proprietors of Baltimore
Daily Gazette, 112 w Baltimore
Carter C. W. clerk, 226 Saratoga
Carter David, oyster saloon, 853 w Baltimore
Carter Durus, carpenter. Chase near Bond
Carter Desmuth J. bricklayer, 158 Aisquith
Carter Edward F. (C. & Co.) 68 Barre
Carter E. carpenter, 152 Aisquith
Carter Edwin C. clerk, 94 Columbia
Carter Elarious, carpenter, 152 Aisquith
Carter Francis, carter, 40 St. Mary
Carter George R. clerk tobacco warehouse,
No. 2, 325 w Lombard
Carter George, rigger, 221 s Ann
Carter Hannah, 10 Armistead lane
Carter Henry, 130 n Bond
Carter H. John, nightman, 161 n Fremont
Carter Henry Clay, receiving teller Mechan-
ic's Bank, dw 54 Saratoga
Carter James, commissary department, 94 a
Charles
Carter James H. salesman. Mansion House
Carter James M. assist. Md. Collegiate Insti-
tute, 118 e Baltimore
CARTER JOHN W. family grocer, 61 Cam-
den, dw 94 Columbia
Carter Joseph, shoemaker, 10 e Fayette
Carter John, grocer, 200 e Lombai-Q
Carter Rev. J. P. principal Md. Collegiate
Institute, 118 e Baltimore
J. HEJVRY GX£S£:, Commlaslon Mercliant, for the aole of Flour, Grain, Seeds, tSic.
Ro«eudiae Cement and Caictued Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wlxarf.
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Carter John, cooper, 121 Hamburg
Carter Joseph, cooper, 121 Hamburg
Carter Josiah, laborer, 125 William
Carter John M. private secretary Governor
of Md. 324 w Lomdard
Carter John, shoemaker, 36 Leadenhall
Carter Lydia, variety store, 94 Columbia
Carter Mrs. Mary C. 324 w Lombard
Carter Mrs. Mary, 77 St. Paul
Carter Martin, laborer, 1 President
Carter Mrs. Mary A. , Van Buren, nr. Jeffer-
son, Homestead
Carter Oscar C. sailmaker, 68 Barre
Carter Rebecca, 71 n Central av
Carter Rebecca, 60 s Chapel
Carter Robert, clerk. Van Buren near Jeffer-
son, Homestead
Carter Robert D. clerk, 68 Barre
Carter Robert E. treasurer Greenmount Cem-
etery, 52 n Calvert
Carter Samuel, saddler, rear of 332 Mulberry
Carter Urban, shoemaker, 34 n Shroeder
Carter Wm H. carpenter, 124 Lexington
Carter Wm, J. clerk, 239 n Eden
Carter Wm. M. laborer, 294 Cross
Carter Wm. S. engineer, 294 Cross
Carter Wm. H. sailmaker, 111 Smith's wharf,
dw 22 n Fremont
Carter Wm. tailor, 156 s Eutaw
Carter W. W. bookkeeper, 72 n Front
Carty Thos, laborer, 167 s Chapel
Carty Wm, H. livery stables, 299 s Charles
Carvalho R. N. child's furnishing store, 22
Pleasant
Carver Sarah S. 94 Mullikin
Carver Wm. bricklayer, 178 Mulberry
Cary John B. coal oil refiner, Russell near
Fremont
Cary P. (Brawders & C.) 10 St. Mary
Cary Thomas, carpenter, 202 Bank
Cary Wilson M. seminary, 233 n Eutaw, dw
269 Eutaw
Cary Wm. F. agent for Dr. S. S. Fitch, 45
n Gay
Casby Andrew, laborer, 137 e Eager
Caseres Mrs. Mary E. 13 n Exeter
Case Thos. J. bookkeeper, 156 w Lombard
Casey Abraham S. blacksmith, 206 Harford
av, dw 247 e Biddle
Casey Catharine, confectionery, 14 s Durham
Casey Mrs. Ellen, milliner, 41 Portland
Casey John, laborer, 14 s Durham
Casey John, boilermaker, 155 Peirce
Casey John, tinner. 111 Ensor
Casey James, laborer, 23 Bank
Casey James, grocery, 164 s Durham
Casey Mary, grocery, 65 French
Casey Peter, laborer, 20 Gould la
Casey Susan, 189 e Baltimore
Casey Thomas J. harness maker, 1 Hillen
Casey Wm. sweep master, 84 Hillen
Cashman Jeremiah, laborer, 24 Dolphin
Cashmyre Miss Francis, proprietress Hia-
wathe Hall, 5 s Eden
Cashmyre Henry, cooper, 5 s Eden
Cashmyre Philip, cooper, 11 s Eden
Cashmyre Peter, laborer, 162 s Caroline
Caskey David W. carpenter, 398 e Monument
Caskey John, butcher, Butcher's Row, Penna
av extended
Caskey John W. ship carpenter, 113 Wil-
liam
Caskey Joseph, stair builder, 396 Franklin
Caskey Robert, carpenter and stair builder,
193 n Fremont
Caskey Samuel, boiler maker, Hudson al
near Federal
Caspari Anna, periodical depot, 129 n How-
ard, dw 387 Lexington
CASPARI CHARLES & WM. C. apothe-
caries, n e cor Baltimore and Calhoun
Caspari Charles, (Chas. & Wm. C.) 44 n Gay
CASPARI CHARLES & WM. C. apothe-
caries, cor Biddle and Penna av
CASPARI CHARLES & WM. C. apothe-
caries, 44 n Gay
Caspari Wm. C. (Chas. & Wm. C.) cor Bid-
dle and Penna av
Casper John, laborer, 29 n Dallas
Casper John, musician, 293 e Eager
Cassady Anne, 10 Jefferson
Cassady Eugene, tinner, 135 Pearl
Cassady John, carpenter, 114 Dolphin
Cassady Owen, grocery, 91 Pine
Cassady Thomas, bricklayer, 75 n Fremont
Cassard Francis, (Gilbert C. & Son,) 183
German
CASSARD F. W. commission merchant,
bacon, pork, &c., 61 South, dw 55 McCulloh
CASSARD G. & SON, provision dealers, 407
and 409 w Baltimore
Cassard George, com. mer. and provisions,
46 South, dw 389 w Lombard
Cassard Gilbert, com. mer. West Falls av,
dw 644 w Lombard
Cassard James D. clerk, 644 w Lombard
Cassard Jesse L. clerk, 120 German
Cassard John, (G. C. & Son,) 119 German
Cassard Lewis A. oysters, 780 w Baltimore
Cassard Lewis R. 289 w Lombard
Cassard Lewis, (G. C. & Son,) 120 German
Cassard Lewis, 120 German
Cassard Mrs. Sarah, 119 German
Cassard Thomas, (G. C. & Son,) Bait. co.
Cassell Edward W. bricklayer, 302 Saratoga
Cassell George, bricklayer, 23 McHenry
Cassell George R. bricklayer, 231 w Biddle
Cassell Henry P. bricklayer, 272 Mulberry
Cassell John S. painter, 106 n Schroder
Cassell Joseph, carpenter, 280 Saratoga
Cassell Martha Ann, tailoress, e of Clinton,
Canton
Cassell Rebecca, boarding, 67 s Eutaw
Cassell Samuel C. bricklayer, 67 s Eutaw
Cassell Thomas, painter, 56 n Pine
Cassell Wm. H. bricklayer, 3 Grundy
Cassidy Brian, grocery, 102 e Monument
Cassidy Charles, shoemaker, 10 n Greene
Cassidy Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 144 n Eutaw
Cassidy George, bar tender, 91 Pine
Cassidy James, boots and shoes, 33 w Pratt
Cassidy John, laborer, 9 L. McElderry
Cassidy J. grocery, 2 Greenmount av
Cassidy Luke, grocery, s e cor Harford av
and Madison
Cassidy Luke, mason, 32 Morton al
Cassidy Martin, liquor store, s e cor Hillen
and Exeter, dw 179 n Exeter
Cassidy Mrs. Mary M. 6 Pearl
Cassidy Owen, grocery, 82 Greenmount av
Cassidy Patrick, plasterer, 24 Valley
Cassidy Patrick, 222 Lexington
Cassidy Patrick, tavern, 15 Fish Market space
Cassidy Patrick, grocery, 52 s Frederick
Cassidy Sarah Francis, dressmaker, 6 Pearl
Cassidy Thomas, hackman, 21 Mullikin
G£0. S. PAGE & BRO.. Manufacture
WUai-f. C.
■s of Roofs and Roofing materials, 111 Smitli'S
HART SMITH, Ajceiit.
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Cassidy Thomas, roofer, 408 s Charles
Cassin John H. clerk, 69 w Biddle
Cassin Mrs. Mary, 69 w Biddle
Casteii Charles, shoemaker, 90 n Exeter
Caster Henry, machinist, 176 s Caroline
Caster Henry, machinist, 170 s Caroline
Castine Emanuel M. liquor and cigars, 10 s
Gay, dw 41 Holland
Castle John, desk maker, 160 Raborg
Castle Thomas M. tavern, 65 Centre Market
space, dw 133 w Lombard
Castelberg Jacob, watchmaker and jeweler,
126 n Gay
Caswell Robert B. ship builder, 54 Henrietta
Cate Araon, lumber yard and steam sash fac-
tory, n 6 cor East Falls av and Fawn, dw
101 Park
Cathcart A. Roszell, clerk. Fell's Point Sav-
ings Bank, 5li.< s Broadway
Cathcart Chas. it. bookkeeper Bank of Com-
merce, dw 83 s Broadway
Cathcart George H. carpenter, cor Mulberry
and Strieker
Cathcart Robert, (R. & W. H. C.) 51)^ s
Broadway
Cathcart Robert & W. H., block and pump
makers, 113 Thames
CATHCART ROBERT, U. S. provost mar-
shal for 2d district Md., office s w cor Exeter
and Watson, dw 51}^ s Broadway
Cathcart Robert, Jr., clerk, 51^^ s Broadway
Cathcart Wm. H. (R. & W." H. C.) 83 s
Broadway
Cathedral (Roman Catholic) cor Mulberry
and Cathedral
Cathell Daniel W. letter carrier, 92 s Eden
Cather George R. attorney, 143 s Paca
Cather James R. carpenter, 61 n Poppleton
Cather Robert W. carpenter, 143 s Paca
Cather Wm. carpenter, 143 s Paca
Gathers James, (John C. & Bro.) 39 n Gay
Gathers John & Bro., booksellers, 36 w Bal-
timore
Gathers John, (J. C. & Bro.) 36 w Baltimore
Catlm Capt Frank, 223 Light
Caton Adam, huckster, 336 n Howard
Caton Mrs. Catharine, confectioner, 144 Dover
Caton John, laborer, rear of 14 Hudson
Caton John P. tailor, 71 Richmond
Caton M. E. grocery, 120 Garden
Caton Patrick, laborer, 7 Grace ct
Catons John, locksmith, 26 Neighbor
CATONSVILLE RAILWAY CO.; office w
Baltimore, near Mount, Wm. W. Orndorff,
Sup't.
Cator Benjamin F. (Armstrong, C. & Co.)
173 St. Paul
Cator Levin R. mariner, 57 William
Cator Mrs. Mary, 57 William
Cator Robinson W. (Armstrong, C. & Co.)
•175 St. Paul
Catrup Samuel P. printer, 41 Jackson
Catrup Samuel H. carpenter, 41 Jackson
Catsenstein Moses, cigars, tobacco, &c., 24
w Baltimore
Catzenstein Henry, tobacconist, 128 Aisquith
Catterton Wm. J. blacksmith, 248 Cross
Catton Levi, second hand dealer, 13 May
Caughey Benjamin & Co. groceries and liquors,
9 Penna av
Caughey Henry W. clerk, 150 St. Paul
Caughey Michael P. bookkeeper, 150 St. Paul
Caughey Michael, 20 Aisquith
Caugney Noah W. (Noah Walker & Co.) a
e cor Calvert and Monument
Caughey S. Hamilton, (Noah Walker & Co.)
156 St. Paul
Cauley Patrick, 9 Pleasant al
Caulfield James, dry goods, 140 w Biddle
Caulfield Robert, bookkeeper, 130 Garden
Caulk Elizabeth, 63 Holland
Caulk James T. boiler maker, 279 s Charles
Caulk Mrs. Mary J. 64 Gough
Caulk Susan, 44 Jackson
Caulk Wm. J. shoemaker, 94 e Fayette
Causey Rosanna T. seamstress, 210 German
Causmelle John, produce dealer, 263 n Eden
Cavanaugh Dennis, tavern. Forest near Gay
Cavanagh Bridget, 10 Holland
Cavanagh Peter, baker, 19 e Madison
Cavano George, butcher, 4 n Fremont
Cavano Lewis H. cigar maker, 21 Ogston
Cave Charles, 103 n^Exeter
Cavenaugh Edward, carpenter, 38 Ross
Cavenaugh John, laborer, Smith al near Walsh
Cavenaugh Miles, carter, rear 205 Bank
Caverner John, laborer, 604 w Pratt
Cavnaugh Peter, laborer, 32 n Oregon
Cavnigh Martin, drayman, 245 Columbia
Cavy Thomas J. blacksmith, 199 Ramsay
Cawdey Michael, grocer, 78 Chesnut
Cawlay Roderick, laborer, s e cor O'DonneJl
and Patuxent
Cazier Robert W. mariner, 15 s Bond
Cecil James, 459 Lexington
Cecil Edward, at tobacco warehouse, 56 Lea-
denhall
Cella John, boarding, 66 President
Ceneven Peter, bootmaker, 136 Burgundy al
Centre Market, Baltimore, opposite Harrison,
to Pratt
Central Presbyterian Church, s w cor Saratoga
and Liberty
Ceregho Francis, boarding, 62 President
Ceregho Joseph , 62 President
Cernoske Michael, wagoner, 972 w Baltimore
CESATI ANGELO, stencil cutter, 1151^ w
Lombard, dw 103
Cesati Mrs. S. mantilla maker, over 103 w
Lombard
Chabot Gabriel H. clerk American office, 164
n Howard
Chaffinch Elisha W. undertaker, 102 s Eden
Chaffinch Samuel G. cigar maker, 12 Gough
Chaffinch Wm. W. carpenter, 224 Bank
Chaffman Charles F. tailor, 18 Brune
Chaftman George, boiler maker, Lanvale la
near Charles
Chaillfou Augustus, brush maker, 286 Ais-
quith
Chaillou Barbara, 9 Russell
Chaillou Eugene S. laborer, 9 Russell
Chaistv Dr. Edward J. 158 Mulberry
CHAISTY E. J, jr. plumber and gas fitter,
158 Mulberry
Chalk Elias, laborer, Mount Royal, foot of
McMcchin
Chalk James A. soldier, 120 Preston
Chalk Levi, grocer, 37 Grundy
Chalk Wm. H. engineer. Mount Royal, foot
of McMcchin
Chalmers Anne, confectionery, 95 Penna. av
Chalmers James, cabinet maker, 95 Penna. av
Chalmers Philemon S. tailor, 26 Ross
Chamberlain , clothes cutter, 226 n Caro-
line
WM. P. AVEBB, marine, PJre nnd I.lffi Insumnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Idfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
Mntnal
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Chandley John H. soldier, 732 w Baltimore
Chaney Andrew W. shoemaker, 44 e Balti-
more, dw 94 e Fayette
Chaney Benjamin, police, 521 w Lombard
Chaney Mrs. Elizabeth, 143 n Fremont
Chaney Floyd, wholesale dry goods, — w
Baltimore, dw 359 n Eutaw
Chaney Henry C. moulder, 521 w Lombard
Chaney James T. moulder, 193 n Dallas
Chaney Sarah A. 39 e Monument
Chaney Valletter S. 73 n Schroeder
Chaney Wm. shoemaker, 39 e Monument
Chaney Wm. printer, 778 w Baltimore
Channell Madeline, 98 n Howard
Chapman Allen A. (Kirkland, Chase & Co.)
40 McCulloh
Chapman -Andrew G. attorney, 53 w Fayette,
dw 38 n Calvert
Chapman Catharine, boarding, 230 w Pratt
Chapman Greenbury, shoemaker, 81 n Pop-
pleton
Chapman Henry, milkman, Greenmount av
near Point la
Chapman Jas. B. machinist, 221 e Lombard
Chapman Dr. John S. s w cor Calhoun and
Fayette
CHAPMAN JOHN LEE, Mayor of Balti-
more, dw 41 Stiles
Chapman Jonathan J. glass, 43 s Charles, dw
141 e Baltimore .
Chapman Jonathan J. clerk at provost mar-
shal's office, 141 e Baltimore
Chapman Mrs. Lucretia, 40 McCulloh
CHAPMAN NICHOLAS P. agricult'l im-
plements, 145 w Pratt, dw 146 Dolphin
Chapman Ruth A. 375 Penna. av
Chapman Sarah, seamstress, 615 Light
Chapman Mrs. Susanna, 81 n Poppleton
Chapman William A. boatman, 128 n Broad-
way
Chappell A. E. lamp and oil store, 185 Han-
over
Chappell Francis W. 269 w Fayette
Chappell John M. 189 Saratoga
Chappell Louisa 0. lamps, ]85 Mulberry
Chappell Mrs. Mary, 269 w Fayette
Chappell Philip S. chemical works, foot of
Cross s side basin, dw 235 w Lombard
Chappell Thos. ship carpenter, 195 Aisquith
Charles Andrew, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Charles Benjamin F. hatter, 96 s Ann
CHARLES BENJAMIN, prop, agent and
collector, l.'^5 Broadway, dw 96 s Ann
Charles Charles, (C. & Thompson,) 17 e
Pratt
Charles David, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Charles Geo. C. clerk, 47 n Exeter
Charles Marcel, jeweler. Mansion house
Charles Sophia, 22 Abbott
Charles Street Methodist E. Church, n e cor
Charles and Fayette, parsonage 20 Eutaw
Charles & Thompson, restaurant, 17 e Pratt
Charles Thomas J. hatter, 203 s Broadway,
and leader East Baltimore military band
CHARRON J. B.& CO. agents and import-
ers of wines, brandies, &c. n e cor Lombard
and Hanover
Charron John B. (J. B. C. & Co.) 281 Lex-
ington
Chase Alexander H. tobacconist, 141 w Bid-
die
jr. HEWItY GIESE, CnmmlsMlon Merclnant, for tUe sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear>a WTiarf.
Chamberlain Edward, bricklayer, 67 s Eutaw
Chamberlain Eli, bookkeeper, 117 e Monu-
ment
Chamberlain Fernando, morocco dresser, 340
e Eager
Chamberlain John E. messenger Grand Lodge
I. 0. 0. F. 117 e Monument
Chamberlain John C. boots and shoes, 285 w
Pratt
Chamberlain John W. clerk, 579 Lexington
Chamberlain John A. blacksmith, 588 Penn-
sylvania av
Chamberlain John, shoemaker, 23 s Oregon
Chamberlain Phil, tailor, 226 n Caroline
Chamberlain Wm. blacksmith, 588 Penna. av
Chamberlaine Henry, jr. cashier Chesapeake
bank, 170 Preston
Chamberlaine Richard, 168 n Calvert
Chamberlane Philip, tailor, 226 n Caroline
Chamber Jacob, blacksmith, 96 St. Peter
Chambers Anthony S. reporter Daily Gazette,
81 n Eutaw
Chambers Mrs. Charlotte, seamstress, 68 n
Fremont
Chambers George, machinist, 109 w Fayette
Chambers Geo. M. clerk, 109 w Fayette
Chambers Helen M. teacher, 109 w Fayette
Chambers Rev. J. T. 328 Madison av
Chambers James, laborer, 186 Burgundy al
Chambers James, police, 166 Washington,
F. H.
Chambers John, carpenter, 5 Bevan
Chambers John T. laborer, 5 Bevan
Chambers Peter W. 93 East
Chambers Robert, Lieut, police, Henrietta
near Hanover
Chambers Robert M. plasterer, 26 n Oregon
Chambers Samuel, police. Eastern av, rear of
Mission Chapel
Chambers Wm. grain inspector, 54 s Repub-
lican
Chambers Wm. conductor. In Republican
Champayne Henry R. coach maker, 84 Ger-
man, dw 23 n Poppleton
Champayne Wm. R. carpenter, 170 Vine, dw
10 Chatsworth
Champayne Wm. R. jr. coach painter, 10
Chatsworth
Champness Mrs. Joshua, 74 s Washington,
F. P.
Chance Edward, conductor, 13 Grundy
Chance Mrs. Frances Ann, grocery, 491 w
Lombard
CHANCE JAMES R. auctioneer, over 220
w Baltimore, dw 350 Lexington
Chance James L. clerk, 350 Lexington
Chance Levin, mariner, 22 Henrietta
Chance Marinas, deputy sheriff, 491 w Lom-
bard
Chancey Eliza, 191 n Exeter
Chanceaulme Martin F. carver, 103 n Caro-
line
Chanceaulme Richard P. bookkeeper at How-
ard house, dw 52 e Fayette
CHANDLEE EDWIN, dentist, 15 s How-
ard
Chandler Geo, W. wagoner, 410 Light
Chandler Mrs. Irene, nurse, 54 s Washington,
F. P.
Chandler John, bookkeeper, 79 Lee
Chandler Kennard, clerk, 79 Lee
Chandler Nelson, cle#k, 79 Lee
Chandler Wm. F. moulder, 410 Light
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Chase Algernon S. (Rice, C. & Co.) 187 St,
• Paul
Chase Bazillai, bookbinder, 141 e Biddle
Chase Benj. F. painter, 64 Thames
Chase Charles W. oyster packer, 200 Han-
over
Chase Chas. F. bookkeeper, 69 w Biddle
Chase Daniel, (Kirkland.C. & Co.) 253 Mad-
ison av
Chase Frank D. bookbinder, 141 w Biddle
Chase Geo. B. clerk, 239 e Baltimore
Chase Hannah M. 132 Pearl
CHASE HANNIBAL H. brickmaker, cor
Beason and Lowman, dw 305 w Fayette
Chase Henry, bookbinder, 10 Diamond
Chase Isaac McKim, pattern maker, 141 w
Biddle
Chase Isaac H. ladies shoemaker, 253 n
Howard
Chase Jeremiah T. clerk, 75 n High
Chase John, ship smith, 38 Philpot
Chase Josiah B. clerk, dw Fountain hotel
Chase Mrs. Mary A. 141 w Biddle
Chase , marmer, 37 Low
Chase Mary A. 200 Hanover
Chase R. W (J. R. Gloninger & Co.) 42
Lexington
Chase Thorndick, 337 e Baltimore
CHASE WELLS & GEHRMANN, manu-
facturers' and machinists' warehouse, 6 s
Howard
Chase Wells, (W. C. & Gehrmann,) 282
Hollins
Chason Joseph, mariner, 272 e Pratt
Chason Peter A. boatswain U. S. N., 272 e
Pratt
Chasteau Armand, gilder, 69 e Lombard
Chasteau Mary E. 69 e Lombard
Chasteau Thomas E. clerk, 93 n Broadway
CHATARD DR. F. E. 30 n Charles
Chatard Mrs. Frederick, 70 w Centre
Chatard L.T. (McLane & Co.) 43 St. Paul
Cheir Ann M. 95 s Paca
Cheir Margaret 95 s Paca
Chenoweth Benj. T. machinist, 290 e Lom-
bard
Chenoweth Geo. E. manufacturer reaping
machines and agricult'l imple'ts, 1 Swan,
dw 223 e Fayette
Chenoweth Geo. E. 8 n Bond
Chenoweth Horace, car driver, 55 George
Chenoweth Mrs. Mary, 283 n Eutaw
Chenoweth Richard, policeman, 37 Garden
Chenoweth Thomas, artist, 295 s Charles
Chenoweth Wm. cooper, 300 e Lombard
Chenoweth Wm. carpenter, 122 n Poppieton
Cheny Grafton, (Toner & Co.) 34 Orchard
Cherry Ann, gaiter binder, 122 Vine
Cherry David H. soldier, 420 w Baltimore
Cherry Edward, tobacconist, 420 w Baltimore
Cherry Dr. M. J. dentist, 45 Hanover
Cherry James W. printer, 115 Mulberry
CHERRY DR. T. F. dentist, s w cor Balti-
more and Liberty
CHESAPEAKE BANK, s e cor North and
Fayette.
Chesapeake Sugar Refinery, 4 and 5 O'Don-
neli s wharf
Chesobrough Andronicus, clerk, 41 Fawn
Chesebrough Capt. Robert C. 41 Fawn
Chesebrough Lieut. Col. Wm. H., Assistant
Adj't Gen., headquarters, dw Eutaw house
Chesley Wm. grocer, Clifton village
Chesney Benjamin, wheelwright, 18 n Wash-
ington, F. P.
Chesney Jesse F. printer, 135 e Pratt
Chesney John W. carpenter, 29 McElderry
Chesney Saml. speculator, 87 Greenraount av
Chesney Wm. carpenter, 88 Gough
Chesnut Mrs. Mary E. 94 s Bond
Chesnut R. Washington, inspector custom
house, dw 345 e Baltimore
CHESNUT WM. & CO. wholesale grocers
and commission merchants, cor Pratt and
South
Chesnut Wm. (W. C. & Co.) 104 e Balti-
more
Chesser Mrs. Harriet, tailoress, 291 s Charles
Chesser Furnell, boatman, 347 s Charles
Chestnut Elizabeth, 94 s Bond
CHESTNUT & MARSH ALL, cork dealers,
40 s Calvert
Chestnut Samuel, (C. & Marshal,) 36 Spring
row
Chester Michael, gardener, Harford av near
Point lane
CHESTER WM. shoeing smith, 9 Pleasant,
dw 11
Cheston Galloway, 39 s Sharp
Cheveral Mrs. Ann, 172 s Broadway
Chew James W. clerk U. S. court, dw 92 n
Eutaw
Chew Robert, clerk, 203 w Fayette
Chew Robert W. bookkeeper, 46 Pearl
Chew Dr. Samuel, prof, at University of Md.
70 n Paca
Chichester Mrs. Susan, 144 Harford av
Chick Michael, tailor, 240 s Eutaw
Chickering Eldridge C. bookseller and sta-
tioner, 226 w Pratt
ChiflFelle Julia, s e cor Madison and Park
Chiffelle Sophia, s e cor Madison and Park
Chiffra Godfrey, grocery, 85 Eastern av
Chew John, whitewash, 2 Raborg
Childers Mrs. Eliza, 24 L. church
Childers Mrs. Sarah, grocery, 83 St. Peters
Child Samuel, office 29 n Gay, dw 51 St. Paul
Child Saml. jr. (Cortlan & Co.) 71 McCulloh
Childs Benj. E. bookkeeper, 13 n Fremont
Childs Daniel V. soldier, 69 s Eutaw
Childs Elizabeth, 156 German
Childs Edward W. trunk maker, 395 w Pratt
Childs Geo. T. carpenter, 395 w Pratt
Childs Jesse D. clerk, 395 w Pratt
Childs John W. clerk, 1 Orchard
Childs Mrs. Mary, tavern, 67 President
Childs Mrs. Sarah, grocery, 83 St. Peters
Childs Mrs. Sarah H. 395 w Pratt
Childs Saml. J. E. bricklayer, 395 w Pratt
Childs Samuel, soldier, 1 West
Childs Samnel, clerk, 156 German
Childs Samuel, salesman, 156 German
Childs Wm. H. machinist, 395 w Pratt
Childs Zachariah, police, 177 Orleans
Chinoweth Elizabeth, tailoress, 233 n Eden
Chinoweth John, tinner, 99 Ensor
Chinoweth R. polifte, 37 Garden
Chipiey Charles A. clerk, 48 Conway
CHIPMAN GEORGE, wood and willow-
ware dealer, cor Calvert and Lombard, dw
88 e Baltimore
Chipman Marcus M. bookkeeper, 88 e Balti-
more
Chisam Mrs. Ann E. 24 s Bond
Chisholm Ann E. seamstress, 24 s Bond
Chisholm Amanda M. milliner, 19 Hill
GEO. S. PAG£ & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofa and Roofings materials. 111 Smltli'*
Wlnarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Chisholm Henry, boiler maker, 19 Hill
Chisholm Jas. W . mariner, 160 Bank
Chisholm Sarah M. tailoress, 19 Hill
Chism Richard, dry goods, 229 Lexington
Chiout John furn. wagoner, 182 s Caroline
Chrisman Henry, cutter, 120 s Caroline
Chrismer Mrs. Priscilla, doctress, 53 Har-
ford av
Chrisner Joseph, driver, 435 Saratoga
Chrispin John, clerk, 19 n Calvert
Christ Church Asylum for female children, 27
Garden
Christ Church, (Episcopal,) cor. Gay and
Fayette
Christ Christopher, cooper, 151 s Register
Christ John, .butcher, 121 Centre and 32 Bel-
air mkts. dw Bait. co.
Christ Mrs. Rosina, 296 Raborg
Christhilf Henry, cedar cooper, 168 Pearl
Christlif George H. mechanical dentist, 107
Penna. av
Christian Commission for the relief of sick
and disabled soldiers, 77 w Baltimore
Christian Richd. grocery, 287 Eastern av
Christian Richd. jr. bricklayer, 287 Eastern av
Christie Andrew J. glass blower, Stockholm
w of Eutaw
Christie Henry, weaver, 66 Union
Christie James J. glass blower, Stockholm w
of Eutaw
Christie James J. glass blower, Stockholm w
of Eutaw
Christie Jas. soldier, Garrison la near Fred-
erick av
Christie James, foundryman, 7 Bennet
Christie Michael, blacksmith, 5 Preston
Christieani Wm. laborer, 43 Grundy
Christman Lebanon, engineer, 138 Preston
Christmas John, watchman, 145 Penna. av
Christopher Aquilla, puddler, 162 s Wolfe
Christopher Jane, 86 North
Christopher James T. plasterer, 23 n Fremont
Christopher John, gunsmith, 9 n Fremont
Christopher Joseph, police, 41 Orchard
Christopher Mitton, painter, 3 w Pratt dw401
n Gay
Christopher Nicholas, agent, 126 e Pratt
Christopher Oliver, salesman, 15 Warner
Christopher R. W. dry goods, 168 Lexing-
ton, dw 502 w Baltimore
Christopher Thos. B. pedler, 132 Mullikin
Christopher Thos. mariner, 51 s Caroline
Christopher Thos. plasterer, 158 Franklin
Christopher William (W. C. & Co.) 502 w
Baltimore
Christopher Wm. & Co. tailors, 502 w Balti-
more
Christopher Wm. (Wm. C. & Co.) 240 Sara-
toga
Christopher Lieut. Woollen, 225 e Pratt
Christwell Levi, machinist, N. C. R. R. n of
Northern av
Christwell Mrs. Leah, N. C. R. R. n of
Northern av
Christy Arthur, 156 w Lombard
Chronberg Henry, boxmaker, 43 Perry
Chrone John, 131 Hillen
Chrone John jr. clerk, 103 Hillen
Chroner Conrad, butcher, Harford av near
city limits
Chronmiller Catherine, 46 Hanover
Chrystal John, grocer, 226 n Gay
Chumfish , laborer, 2 Neighbor
Chubb Caroline, 142 n Charles
Chunn Dr. James T. 181 w Madison
Church of Ascension, (Prot. Epis.) Lexing-
ton near Pine
CHURCH & BROWN, junk dealers, 4
Wall near Dugan 's whf.
Church Edward J. lumber, s w cor Aisquith
and Monument, dw 218 Aisquith
Church Henry S. groom, 153 s Bond
Church Jas. A.(C. & Brown) 139 n Central av
Church James, bricklayer, 336 e Lombard
Church Home and Infirmary (Epis.) Broad-
way, between Baltimore and Fayette
Church Mrs. Sarah, boarding, 476 w Lombard
Church Thomas, clerk, 309 e Madison
Church Wm. G. machinist, 62 Grundy
Church of the Holy Cross (German Roman
Cath.) West near William
Church of Holy Innocents (Episcopal) n w
cor Chase and Eden
Church of the Immaculate Conception, Mosh-
er between Biddle and Ross
Church St. John (Bapt.) Barre w of L. Greene
Church of the United Brethren in Christ, cor
Scott and St. Peter
Churchner Ambrose, laborer, 256 Eastern av
Churchill Lorey, silver plater, 10 Mercer, dw
227 n Eutaw
Ciampi Rev. Antony F., S. J., president of
Loyola College, Loyola place
Cickel Geo. shoemaker, 240 w Biddle
Cimeham Henry, gas fitter, 15 Thomsen
Cinnamon Martha, seamstress, 364 n Howard
CINNAMOND & BROWNING, conveyan-
cers and attorneys, 59 w Fayette
Cinnamond Geo. R. (C. & Browning) 59 w
Fayette
Circle Henry, ship carpenter, 123 s Register
Circuit Court for Baltimore city, 2nd floor
Court House
Cissel Benj. C. police, 29 e Baltimore
CITIZENS' BANK, n e cor Pratt and Han-
over
CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, City
Hall, 2d floor
CITY HALL,Holiday,nofFayette, in which
are the JVlayor's office, City Collector's, Reg-
ister's, Commissioner's, Appeal Tax Court,
Comptroller's, City Surveyor's, Fire In-
spector's, Police Commissioners 'and Health
oflices
City Jail, cor Madison and the Falls
City Yard, Fort av. s side Basin
City Yard, old fish house whf. s side Basin
Clabaugh E. A. liquor distiller and dealer^ 38
South, dw 8 n Carey
Clabaugh E. A. 8 n Carey
Clabaugh & Co. distillers, cor Ostend and
Russell
Clabaugh Geo. wholesale liquor dealer, 372
w Baltimore, dw Fountain Hotel
Clabaugh John, carpenter, 95 Mulberry
CLABAUGH WM. H. proprietor Fountain
Hotel, 5 Light, dw 315 Lexington
Clabby Honora, grocery, 29 Hillen
Clachey James, coach trimmer, 163 Hoffman
Clackner Elizabeth, 32 n Eden
Clackner Capt. Joseph, marine surveyor, s w
cor Gay and Lombard, dw 1 Aisquith
Clackner Matthew, clerk, 7 Aisquith
Clagett Mrs. Eliza, 145 e Lombard
Clagett John T. 145 e Lombard
Claggett Elizabeth A. shop, 22 President
WM. P. lYSBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit IJf« Insurance Co., Newark, H. J.,'* 89 Second Street.
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Claggett Elizabeth, milk, President cor Stiles
Claggett Louis H. 54 n Greene
Claggett Mrs. Mary, 257 w Madison
Claggett Thomas J. 54 n Greene
CLAGGETT WM. & CO. brewers, e Lom-
bard, adj. Falls, dw Wm. C, Bait. co.
Claggett William, 22 President
Claggett William, driver, President cor. Stiles
Clam burg A. F. tobacconist n Broadway near
Orleans
Clampitt Wm. H. brass finisher, n e cor Paca
and Mulberry
Clampitt Elias, brass and bell founder, 96 n
Calvert, dw 304 Aisquith
Clancy Jeremiah, porter, 202 n Eutaw
Clancy John 162 n Calvert
Clancy John, clerk, 30 e Baltimore
Clancy Margaret, seamstress, 67 French
Clancy Mary, intelligence office, 202 n Eutaw
Clapp Ann, 140 n High
Ckpp George C. hatter, 64 Hillen, dw 6 Jef-
ferson
Clapseld Francis, blacksmith, 144 Mulberry
Claridge George W. police, 163 Hamburg
Claridge Henry R. police, 204 n Central av
Claridge James R. clerk, 35 s Exeter
Claridge James R. clerk, 41 w Pratt
Claridge John, painter, 161 Hughes,
Claridge John, tinner, 72 s Eden
Claridge Wm. H. clerk, 35 s Exeter
Clark Amelia, 226 n Howard
Clark Mrs. Avis M. 256 n Eden
Clark Ambrose, machinist, 138 Penna. av
Clark Allen, clerk, 61 St. Paul
Clark Albert H. canvasser, 312 Saratoga
Clark Ann, dairy, 87 Lexington,
Clark Augustus, blacksmith, 140 Henrietta
Clark Benjamin D. 52 Barre
Clark Benj. soldier, 81 Harmony la
Clark Benj. shoemaker, 81 Harmony la
Clark Benj. J. bacon, 121 n Bond
Clark Bernhard, carpenter, 15 Pleasant, dw
n Exeter
Clark Cainell, shoemaker, 277 s Charles
Clark Charles H. pilot, 110 s Bond
Clark Charles G. boiler maker, 48 McMechin
Clark Catherine, tailoress, 178 Lemmon
Clark Daniel H. shoemaker, 6 Orleans
Clark Elizabeth, 312 Saratoga
Clark Mrs. Eliza, 24 Spring row
Clark Mrs. Eva, 75 W. Biddle
CLARK GABRIEL D. importer watches
and jewelry, cor Calvert and Water, dw n
e cor Monument and Hargrove al
Clark George A. mariner, 179 Hanover
Clatk George A. shoemaker, 53 McElderry
Clark George, mariner, 171 n Spring
Clark George W. livery stable, German, dw
391 w Fayette
Clark Henry (Levi Ferry & Co.) 37 Lee
Clark Henry H. ambrotypist, 5de Lombard
Clark Henry A. machinist, 2 Btncer
Clark Houston, laborer, 61 s Durham
Clark James, furniture, 224 Lexington
Clark James, watchman, 356 e Fayette
Clark James, lock manufac. 147 w Fayette
Clark J»mes, laborer, 59 s Durham
Clark James A. produce dealer, 34 e Eager
Clark James, (Jas. Murray & Co.) 50 Warren
Clark James B. clerk, 52 Barre
Clark James, carpenter, 100 n Schroeder
Clark James D. cooper, 13 Commerce, dw 41
s Exeter
Clark James R. (Matthew B. C. & Bro.) 249
n Eutaw
Clark James S. carpenter, 159 n Exeter
Clark Mrs. Joanna, boarding, 40 e Baltimore
Clark John, engineer, 153 Montgomery
Clark John H. restaurant and livery stable, 46
e Lombard
Clark John, tobacconist, 112 Aisquith
Clark John M. constable, 47 Buren
Clark John S. machinist, Washington road
Clark John S. ship carpenter, 173 e Pratt
Clark John, president. Citizens' Bank, 42 n
Charles
Clark John H. cooper, 124 s Ann
Clark John W. mariner, 277 s Charles
Clark John, porter and ale agt. 71 s Fremont
Clark John H. sailmaker, 57 L. Montgomery
Clark John W. lamplighter, 165 Hughes
Clark James, clerk, 69 Hollins
Clark John N. clerk, 239 n Gay
Clark John W. machine carp. 31 s Poppleton
Clark Jonathan T. ship carp. 25 Henrietta
Clark Jonathan T. sparmaker, 99 Hamburg
Clark Joseph, huckster, 380 Harford av
Clark Joseph, carpenter, 137 Greenmount av
Clark Joseph C. hackman, 185 Ensor
Clark Laurence, grocers, n w cor Chew and
Aisquith
Clark Laurence, express driver, 240 Aisquith
Clark Lemuel (C. C. & R. H. Hyatt & Co.)
Maltby house
Clark Lester S. soldier, 479 Belair av
CLARK LEWIS & CO. commission and
auction store, 180 w Baltimore
Clark Levin P. patent hydrants, over 44 Holi-
day, dw 33 n Exeter
Clark Lewis (L. C, & Co.) Grundy nearMc-
Mechen
Clark Levi, carpenter, 218 Hollins
Clark Lucretia E. 67 St. Paul
Clark Martin, pedler, 17 Park
Clark Martin, laborer, 51 Haubert
Clark Mary, matron, 37 Hill
Clark Matthew, bookkeeper, 295 n Caroline
Clark Matthew B. (Matthew B. C. & Bro.)
272 w Fayette
Clark Matthew B. & Bro. flour merchants
378 w Baltimore
Clark Matthew, laborer, 50 n Front
Clark Noah, hydrant maker, 33 n Exeter
Clark Patrick, quarryman. Falls road, n of
Northern av
Clark Peter, laborer, 80 s Poppleton
Clark P. 137 Greenmount av
Clark Peter, tailor, 201 Eager
Clark Peter, laborer, 392 s Charles
Clark Rebecca, provision deal. 117 Mulberry
Clark Robert, soldier, 479 Belair av
Clark. Robert T. police, 132 s Paca
Clark Robert Y. clerk, 52 Barre
Clark Robert, mate, 271 Light
Clark R. S. (Hunt, C. & Co.) 53 w Pratt
Clark Samuel G. clerk, 19 L. Constitution
Clark Samuel, bricklayer, 14 Tripolet al
Clark Samuel G. clerk, 190 Constitution
Clark Sarah, 87 Chesnut
Clark Sarah, 156 Aisquith
Clark Sarah, 389 w Fayette
Clark Sebastian, 87 Lexington
Clark Stephen J. clerk, 117 Mulberry
Clark Sylvester, moulder, 124 e Eager
Clark Teresa E. 88 n Eden
Clark Teresa, huckstress, 71 Garden
J. HENRY OIESE,. Conunlaslon Merchant, for the gale of Flour, Graliij Seeds, Sic.
Rosendal* Cement and Calcined Pla«t«r constantly on Itand, HI Spear'a MSTbtacf.
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Clark Thomas C. soldier, 81 Harmony lane
Clark Thomas F. finisher, 313 s Charles
Clark Thomas S. & Son, sailmakers, 128 Du-
gan's wharf
Clark Thomas, tinner, 243 Hollins
Clark Thomas S. jr. clerk, 5 n Front
Clark Thomas, laborer, IOC Greenmount av
Clark Thomas S. (T. S. C. & Son) 83 e Pratt
Clark Timothy, laborer, 67 James la
Clark Wheeler, 31 s Poppleton
Clark Wm. G. sail and awning maker, Jack-
son near Polk, Homestead
Clark Wm. engineer, 37 Grundy
Clark Wm. T. ship joiner, 36 Barre
Clark Wm. T. ship carp. 97 s Washington,
F.P.
Clark Wm H assistant editor "The Sun," 133
Mulberry
Clark Wm. A. machinist, 9 s Republican
Clark Wm. H. (T. S. C.& Son,) 283 Hollins
Clark Wm. C. shoemaker, 185 Orleans
Clark Wm. J. pattern makers, 156 Aisquith
Clark Wm. mariner, 292 n Eutaw
Clark Wm. F. soldier, 479 Belair av
Clark Wm. H. carpenter, 9 s Carey
Clark Zachariah, pilot, 1 s Wolfe
Clarke Addison, bookkeeper, 56 w Biddle
Clarke Andrew, drayman, 136 Peniia. av
Clarke Anthony, grocer, 191 Gough
Clarke Ashur, ladies' seminary, 61 Saratoga,
adjoining Athenaeum, dw 56 w Biddle
Clarke Austin, 340 e Pratt
Clarke Mrs. Bridget, 90 s Fremont
Clarke Eliza, shoebinder, 226 Henrietta
Clarke Henry E. 56 w Biddle
Clarke James, laborer, 176 Dover
Clarke John G. (C. & Jones,) Baltimore Co.
Clarke John A. 487 Lexington
Clarke John T. bacon inspector, 30 Hillen
Clarke John, grocery, 237 Gough
Clarke John T. mariner, 217 e Pralt
Clarke John, shoemaker, 176 Dover
Clarke John, rigger, 79 Block
CLARKE & JONES, candy manufacturers
and fruit dealers, 20 Light. — [See page 25
^dvei-tisemenls.]
Clarke Joseph H. professor of languages, 25
Barnet, dw 20 Mulberry
Clarke Martin, grocery, 128 Gough
Clarke Mrs. Mary, 30 e Lombard
Clarke Michael, laborer, 279 Forrest
Clarke Patrick, drayman, 35 Hillen
Clarke Phoebe D. 56 w Biddle
Clarke Ray S. mariner, 20 s Broadway
Clarke Robert A. grocer, 30 e Lombard
Clarke Samuel T. salesman, 104 n Greene
Clarke Mrs. Sarah, 84 s Caroline
Clarke S'ephen, carpenter, 108 s Castle al
Clarke Mrs. Temperance G. 280 w Fayette
Clarke Thomas, laboi-er, 176 Dover
Clarke Thomas, 14 n Calhoun
Clarke Rev. Wm.F. treasurer Loyola College,
cor Calvert and Madison
Clarke Wm. cooper, 121 William
Clarke Wm. (McDougall & C.) 59 e Pratt
Clarke Mrs. Wm. B. 40 Mt. Vernon place
Clarkson Alfred, bricklayer, 97 n Central av
Clarkson Geo. L. shoemaker, 97 Central av
Clarkson Joseph & Son, machinists, 75 n
Front
Clai-kson Joseph, (J. C. & Son,) 22 e Monu-
ment
Clarkson M. C. clerk, 114 n Greene
Clarkson Wm. W. (Joseph C. & Son,) 22 e
Monument
Clarvoe Mrs. M. A. boarding house, 171 w
Lombard
Clary Mrs. 13 Pleasant
Classen Benjamin, clerk, 155 s Sharp
Classen Harman, flour and feed dealer, 145 s
Sharp, dw 155
Classen Henry W. hay dealer, s Howard, dw
138 Lee
Claus Frederick, tailor, 11 Albemarle
Claus Henry, paver and regalia maker, 70 s
Bethel
Clauss Nicholas, mariner, 286 s Ann
Claussen Peter, mariner, 330 Canton av
Clatchie James M. coach trimmer, 163 w Hoff-
man
Clautice Ann, dry goods deal. Ill Penna. av
Clautice Mrs. Ellen, grocery, 88 Stirling
Clautice Edward, plumber, 110 s Paca
Clautice Francis, huckster, 274 Greenmount
av
Clautice Francis, provisions, 69 w Pratt, dw
Eager near Valley
Clautice George, wheelwright and blacksmith,
153 Penna. av. dw 151
Clautice George J. huckster, 88 Stirling
Clautice George jr., wheelwright, 151 Penna.
avenue
Clautice Henry, huckster, 148 Hillen
Clautice Henry C. shipsmith, 51 Granby
Clautice John W. huckster, Harford av. near
Point la
Clautice Joseph, tailor, 238 e Madison
Clautice Joseph, tinner, 110 s Paca
Clautice Mrs. huckstress, 17 Harford av
Clautice Peter, blacksmith, s e cor Portland
and Emory, dw 110 s Paca
Clautice Wm. coachmaker, 220 w Biddle
Clavell Capt Edward, mariner, 182 Gough
Clavell Mrs. Maria, variety store, 246 e Lom-
bard
Claver Peter, carpenter, 30 Liberty al
Clay George M. engineer, 48 n Schroeder
Clay Henry, 237 s Bethel
Clay John D. cabinet maker, 230 German
Clayland Mrs. Mary E. 12 McCuUoh
Claypoole, James, clerk, 52 n Republican
Claypoole Capt. John, mariner, 232 Aisquith
Claypoole Septimus, clerk, 79 Ensor
Clayton Alfred S. butter depot, 82 Hanover,
dw 135 s Paca
Clayton Edward W. tavern, 119 Camden
Clayton James, trunk maker, 406 Lexington
Clayton John T. carpenter, 165 e Madison
Clayton J. P. 23 n Calvert
Clayton Samuel, 53 Conway
Clayton Samuel S. 20 Cathedral
Clayton Wm. S. bricklayer, 7 w Biddle
Clazey Albert J. moulder, 82 s Republican
Cleary Ellen, trimmings, 53 Hanover
Cleaveland Sylvester, clerk, 171 n Exeter
Cleishum Martin, porter, 15 Buren
Clemant Thomas, copper smelter, Hull near
Fort av
Clemens Augustus D. (C. H. Mann & Co.)
76 St. Paul •
Clemens John, cooper, 238 Harford av
Clement Thomas, copper smelter, St. Charles
hotel, Locust Point
Clements Emily, 241 e Pratt
Clements John F. master mariner, 304 s
Charles
GEO. S. PAGE Si BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs ni»d Roofing Slaterials, IH Smitb's
W^harf. C. HART SariTH, Ageut.
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Clements John S. superintendent Barnum's
hotel, 117 Aisquith
Clemm Carl, soap maker, Fulton near Pratt
Clemm Joseph E. & Co. commission mer-
chants, 73 South
Clemm Joseph E. (J. E. C. & Co.) 73 South
Clemm Peter S. carpenter, 35 n Sharp, dw 49
Mosher
Clemm Wm. watchman in Chesapeake Bank,
dw 206 Aisquith *
Clemm Wm. E. printer, 206 Aisquith
Clemment John W. mate, 33 s Ann
Clemmons John R. tobacconist, 81 Penna. av
Clemmons Wm. clerk, 558 Penna. av
Clems Peter S. carpenter, 49 Walsh
Clemsen Wm. seaman, Atlantic whf. Canton
Clendenen James W . , Guy 's JMonument house
Clendenen Mary A. milliner, 110 Lexington
Clendinen Joseph, porter, 13 s Bond
Clerken John, laborer. Northern avenue near
McMechin
Cleveland A. J. music teacher, 16 s Calhoun
Cleveland George W. wheelwright, 50 s Pop-
pleton
Clezy James, machinist, 163 Montgomery
Clezy Mrs. Margaret, , 163 Montgomery
Click Christian, trimmer, 14 n Liberty
Clickner Samuel A. shoe cutter, 191 Lee
Cliff Frances M. dress maker, 34 Warren
Cliffe John F. 68 n Caroline
Clifford Charles, machinist, 23 Comet
Clifford Ellen, 125 e Eager
Clifford John, 148 German
Clifford Roland, wood turner, 197 e Madison
Clifford Samuel, George near Fremont
Clifford Sylvester, jr., bacon deal. 195 Hollins
Clifford Sylvester W. 195 Hollins
Clifford Sylvester, drayman, 21 Sterrett
Clifford Sylvester, collector and property
agent, 421 w Pratt
Clifford Thomas E. laborer, 293 Eastern av
Clifford Wm. carter, 12 Neighbor
Clift John W. mariner, 5 Hope al
Clift Sarah E. 5 Hope al
Clifton Mrs. Alphonsa, boarding house, 49 St.
Paul
Clifton James A. salesman, 49 St. Paul
Clindenberg Louis, tailor, 67 Hampstead
Cline Anthony, (C. & Scott,) 262 e Lombard
Cline Christopher, shoemaker, 179 s Ann
Cline David L. clerk. Mansion house
Cline Elizabeth, 12 s Dallas
Cline Ely, moulder, 517 Saratoga
Cline George H. police, 45 Warren
Cline Geo. sergeant police, Warren near Light
Cline Hugh, pattern maker, 79 Henry
Cline James P. master's mate U. S. N., 295 e
Lombard
Cline & Scott, brick manufacturers. Canton
Clinton Edward, gas fitter, 297 Columbia
Clinton Jewett, bricklayer, 2 Preston
Clinton John, laborer, 31 Elizabeth la
Clinton Wm. H. conductor, 304 Light
Clipper Delia, 71 Johnson
Clipper George, ship carpenter, 71 Johnson
Clipper Koon, laborer, 71 Johnson
Clipper»Wm. ship carpenter, 386 Light
Clishup Martin, laborer, 15 Buren
Clismaer Henry, carter, 3 Friendship
Cloak Patrick, drayman, 37 Hillen
Cloarty John T. moulder, 17 Gittings
Cloarty Sarah, tailoress, 17 Gittings
Cloffenstein Jacob, baker, 438 w Lombard
Cloffenstein Philip, 438 w Lombard
CLOGG GEORGE S. boot maker, 2 s Cal-
vert, dw 1 s Broadway. — [See p. 7 Mvertise-
ments.]
Cloman Eliza, washerwoman, 72 s Republican
Cloman Emanl. C. shoemaker, 723 Republican
Cloney Robert, tailor, 71 York
Clonin Mrs. Mary, laundress, 46 Boyd
Clopin John, butcher, 1 Townsend
Cloriset Martin, tailor, 80 Chew
Close Alexander, (C. & Bro.) Kirby's la. op-
fosite Townsend
OSE & BRO. dry goods commission mer-
chants, 4 German
Close James, 4 German
Close Mary, 376 Lexington
Close , 376 Lexington
Close Nicholas, grocery, 139 Gough
Clotworthy Alexander, furniture dealer, 76 n
Howard
Clotworthy Charles A. clerk, 76 n Howard
CLOTWORTHY & FLINT, wholesale drug-
gists, 339 w Baltimore
Clotworthy Wm. P. (C. & Flint,) 234 Madi-
son av
Clotworthy Wm. laborer, 562 Saratoga
Clotzok Christopher, tailor, 56 s Bethel
Cloud Benjamin, laborer, 83 Cross
CLOUD CHARLES F. eating house, 415 w
Baltimore
Cloud Daniel, banker, 176 w Baltimore, dw 17
Cathedral
Clouk Mrs. Sarah, 219 Washington, F. H.
Clouse Edward C. tailor, 4 n Poppleton
Clowdsly John H. huckster, 14 s Sharp
Club Wm. butcher, 77 Belair market, dw Bal-
timore Co.
Clunan Timothy, laborer, 73 Hull
Clunet John B. 234 n Howard
Clunet Victor, secretary American Fire Insu-
rance Co. of Baltimore, dw 234 n Howard
Clunet Victor S. clerk, 234 n Howard
Cluskey John, actor, 40 e Baltimore
Coake George, shoemaker, 190 Burgundy al.
Coakley Ann J. tavern, 122 n Gay
COAKLEY & BROTHER, leather and shoe
trimmings dealers, 18 s Calvert
Coakley Daniel, (C. & Bro.) 122 n Gay
Coakley John, 18 s Calvert
Coakley Michael, (C. & Bro.) 18 s Calvert
Coal Oil and ParafRne Co. of Baltimore, works
s w corWest and Leadenhall
Coale E. H. dry goods, 67 Lexington
Coale Mrs. Edward J. 45 Mulberry
COALE GEORGE B. sec'y Merchants' Mu-
tual Insurance Co., Commercial buildings,
Gay, dw 77 Park
COALE ISAAC, JR. & BRO. comm. mer-
chants, 17 and 19 Hanover
Coale Isaac, jr. (I. C jr. & Bro.) 94 w Mon-
ument
COALE JAMES CAREY, agent for N. Y.
board of underwriters and Lloyd's, 56 Ex-
change place, dw Eutaw House
Coale Joseph, machinist, 47 w Biddle
Coale Joseph M. machinist, 47 w Biddle
Coale Mary A. 45 Mulberry
Coale Misses Sarah and Olivia, milliners,
39 n Gay
Coale S. Robinson, (F. Stabler & C.) 190 w
Lombard
Coale Thos. E. (Isaac C. jr. & Bro.) 84 Mc-
Culloh
WM. P. WEBB, marine, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Idfe Inaurance Co., Newark, If. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Coale Wm. E. Jr. bookkeeper, custom house,
Catonsville, Balto, co.
Coale Capt. Wm. E. sr., U. S. A., president
Exchange bank, Second, adjoinuiff Post
Office, dw 50 s Sharp
Coates & Bro. proprietors Locust Point Roll-
ing Mills
Coates Dr. C. E. (C. & Bro.) 189 St. Paul
Coates Geo. W. P. (C. & Bro.) 189 St. Paul
Coates James A. confectioner, 54 w Baltimore
Coates John, lumber merchant, 355 w Pratt,
dw 262 w Lombard
Coates, Robt. E. painter. Sharp, dw 173 Barre
Coates Robert E. painter, 5 n Sharp, dw 173
Barre
Coath John, restaurant, 19 Centre Market
space
Coath Thomas J. 56 Granby
Coath William, bookkeeper, 44 e Lombard
Coath Thomas J. 44 e Lombard
Coats Ezra, coachsmith, 126 Ensor
Cobb Charles H. (Josiah C. & Son) 1 Park
Cobb Edward R. E. bookkeeper, 31 n Liberty
Cobb George W. 337 w Lombard
Cobb George F. salesman, 337 w Lombard
Cobb Josiah & Son, groceries and provisions,
31 n Liberty
Coberth Lloyd H. engineer, 169 Montgomery
Coblens Lazarus, 126 German, dw 87 Columbia
Coblens Samuel, horse trader, 141 German
Coburn John W. clerk, 19 n Gay
Goburn Margaret, 3 Slemmer's al
Coburn Thomas, stone mason, 58 Buren
Coburn Susan, bonnet and fancy store, 19 n
Gay
Cochran Andrew, shoemaker, 17 Stirling
Cochran Charles, of P. O. depart. Washing-
ton, 165 Hanover ^
Cochran Henry W. (Cunningham & C.) 74 e
Baltimore
COCHRAN JAMES E. grocer and comm
merchant, 84 Light st whf dw 18 Holland
Cochran John D. (T. J. C. & Co.) 13 Ais-
quith
Cochran Michael, blacksmith, 382 Hanover
Cochran Mrs. Mary E. 74 Peirce
Cochran Thomas A. clerk, 74 e Baltimore
Cochran S. Morris, attorney, 9 law buildings,
dw Charles between Saratoga and Mulberry
™t'1"^^'''™"^' H- *^'^''^' 610 w Lombard
COCHRAN THOMAS J. & CO. ice dealers,
138 s Exeter
Cochran Thomas J. (T. J. C. & Co.) 74 e
Baltimore
Cock George D. (H. J. Werdebaugh & Co.)
58 s Paca -^
COCKEY & CO. lumber com. merchants,
n e cor Canton and East Falls av
Cockey C. W. 83 n Calvert
Cocke y Emily, 330 Saratoga
Cockey Mrs Eliza, 130 St. Paul
Cockey John C. clerk, 50 w Fayette
Cockey Dr. J. C. 2 s Exeter
Cockey John G. (C. & Co.) Baltimore Co.
Cockey Wm. H. carpenter, 330 Saratoga
Cockey Wm. H. (C. &Co.) Baltimore Co.
Cocknll Dr. J. J. 23 s Broadway
CODD EDWARD J. & CO. engineers and
machinists, 259 s Caroline
Codd Edward J. (E. J. C. & Co.) 92 s Bond
Codd Mrs. Eliza, 205 e Pratt
Codd Mrs. Matilda, 302 e Lombard
Codd Simon, laborer, 3 e Monument
Codd Wra.H. butcher, 74s Washington, F.P
Codman Willard, clerk, 105 w Fayette
Codori John A. butcher, 123 Centre and 48
Belair market, dw 87 Greenmount av
n V; ^\?- ^^ookkeeper, 168 Mulberry
Coe Mrs. Margaret E. 74 n Greene
Coe Theodore, tinner, 361 e Monument
Lottey John, laborer. Falls road near North-
ern av
Coffay Thomas, keeper of hacks, s w corner
Lager and Morton al
^o^eld G.C. H. 296 n Howard
Coffield John, laborer, 873 w Pratt
^°f " ^'^'■'''^ ^- mariner, 97 s Ann
Coffroth George R. (C, Miller & Co.) 221
Madison av ^
COFFROTH, MILLER & CO. commission
merchants and dealers in tobacco, cigars
and snuff, 330 w Baltimore
Cofran Mrs. Eliza, Strieker s of Pratt-
Cofran James, machinist, 23 Scott
Coffee Patrick, laborer, 28 Hillen
Coggins Charles, coach maker, 245 e Madison
Coggins David, soldier, 106 e Madison
Ooggins George, paper carrier, 106 e Madison
Coggms Henry, soldier, 106 e Madison
Coggins John W. paper carrier, 84 n Bond
Coggins John,- hay dealer, McKim, dw 37
Greenmount av
Coggins Robert, paper carrier, 95 n Bond
Coggins Rev. Thomas, agent Association Im-
proving Condition Poor, 39 Greenmount av
.Coggins Wm. paper carrier, 376 e Monument
Coghlan Edward, 39 Hillen
Coghlan Jane, dressmaker, 39 n High
Coghlan Richard, clerk, 37 Hillen
Cogswell George A. carpenter, 473 Franklin
Cogswell James, hat manufacturer, 241 e
Monument
Cohen Chas. (C. «&.Weisbein) 53 German
Cohen Eleazer, bookkeeper, 157 Lexington
Cohen Emanuel, clothier, 21 w second
Cohen Gershou, second-hand clothier and
furn. dealer, 6 and 8 Harrison
Cohen Hannah, 182 e Baltimore
Cohen Herman, deal, firearms, over 6 and 8
Harrison
Cohen Israel, stock broker, 7 South,, dw 195
St. Paul
Cohen Jacob I. jr. president Bait. Fire Ins. Co
dw 115 n Charles
Cohen Jos. P. jeweler, 108 n Exeter
Cohen Joseph, (C. & Lyon) 108 n Exeter
Cohen Dr. Joshua I. 115 n Charles
Cohen & Lyon, jewelers, n w cor Baltimore
and Gay
Cohen Lewis, tailor, 221 Light
Cohen Levi, tailor, 40 n Spring
Cohen Lewis J. 232 Saratoga
Cohen M. eutler, 180 Lexington
Cohen Moses,drygoods, 269 w Baltimore, and
store and dw 153 Lexington
Cohen Col. M. I. 115 n Charles
Cohen M. tailor, 221 Light
Cohen Simon, dry goods dealer, 185 n Gay
Cohen Samuel, clerk, 22 n Eutaw
Cohen & Weisbein, Havana and domestic
cigars, 21 w Fayette
Cohle John, laborer, 2 Boulden al
Cohn Moritz, Q.. Master's desk, 76 n Calvert
Cohn N. A. 107 e Baltimore
Coignard Antonio, conf. and chocolate manuf
166 Saratoga
HE^Y GIESE, Commission Merchant, for tJ.e s^e^a^l^^l^;v,r~^,;^Se:^^^r&^
K«sendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Itand, »l Spear's Wharf.
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Coignard Mrs. C. D. French teacher, 166
Saratoga
Coilen John, carpenter, 89 Warner
Coilon Thomas R. conductor, 89 Warner
Coilen Wm. H. carpenter, 89 Warner
Colahan Catharine, grocery, Lerew al. n of
Mulberry
Colahan Edward, Tyson al. n of Mulberry
Colbert Augustus F. clerk, 35 n Exeter
Colbert Alice, sewing machine, 125 n Eutaw
Colbert Julia, sewing machine, 125 n Eutaw
Colbert Lewin A. architect and contractor,
383 w Fayette
Colbert Mathias, machinist, 57 Portland
Colbert Patrick, 108 Barre
Colbert Robert N. mariner, 296 e Lombard
Colbert Sophia, sewing machine, 125 n Eutaw
Colburn Dr. A. W. act. asst. surg. U. S. A.,
166 s Paca
Colburn Ann Maria, 23 Central av
Colburn Hervey, laborer, Falls road near
Northern av
Colburn Dr. H. dentist, 78 n Paca
Colburn Mary E. tailoress, 283 s Sharp
Colburn Thomas, laborer, 113 York
Cole Annie, 33 Hamilton
Cole Alexander, soldier, 3 May
Cole Benjamin, huckster, 69 n Spring
Cole Chas.B. carpenter, Lombard near Chester
Cole Charles, F. A. bookkeeper, 94 Chew
Cole Cornelius M. 98 n Exeter
Cole Edwin C. (Wm. G. Craft & Co.) 138 n
High
Cole F. 0. clerk, Gilmorn of Saratoga
Cole F. Carter, hatter, 62 n Greene
Cole & Frey, tinware manuf. 1 n Exeter
Cole George B. (Pope & C.) 138 n High
Cole George H. pilot, Lombard near Chester
Cole George, carpenter, 128 n Exeter
Cole George W. junkshop, 59 Forrest
Cole Henry C. painter, 75 Hollins
Cole Henry M. teacher, 220 e Monument
Cole Henry, oyster dealer, 252 e Monument
Cole Hiram, wood corder, 89 e Fayette
Cole James, 205 Mulberry
Cole Mrs. Jane, confectionery, 96)^ Hanover
Cole Jane, 3 May
Cole Jarret, 80 s Exeter
Cole John E. provisions, 859 w Baltimore
Cole John H. (Geo. W. Howard & Co.) 178
w Lombard
Cole John R. grocer and tea dealer, 50 and 52
n Eutaw, dw 62 n Greene
Cole John, carpenter, 128 n Exeter
Cole, John H. teamster, 25 May
Cole John 39 s Schroeder
Cole John A. clerk, 62 n Greene
Cole Joshua, tinner, 75 Hollins
Cole Capt. Joseph B. surveyor of vessels and
cargoes, office 3 w cor Gay and Lombard,
dw 7 s Ann
Cole Joseph, carpenter, 127 Ross
Cole Leander H. clerk, 62 n Greene
Cole Lewis Hiram, salesman, 20 Light
Cole Lewis M. general ticket agent B. & 0. R.
R. Co. dw 204 w Lombard
Cole Lewis P. miller, Calverton Mills near
Almshouse
Cole Mary Jane, seamstress, 142 n Central av
Cole Mrs. laundress, 7 Truxton
Cole Mary, 175 e Baltimore
Cole Dr. Merryman, 102 n Exeter
Cole Michael, laborer, 12 Forrest
Cole Philip, ship joiner, 108 Gough
Cole Richard, bricklayer, 64 Chew
Cole Samuel C. (C. & Frey) 127 n Broadway
Cole Selah, carpenter, 128 n Exeter
Cole Thomas B. machinist, 39 Stirling
Cole Wm. H. leather dealer, 20 Water, dw 3
n Front
Cole Wm. printer, 128 n Exeter
Cole Wm. H. bookkeeper City Coil's office,
92 Preston
Cole Wm. pile driver, 18 n Bond
Cole Capt. Wm. B. 7 s Ann
Cole Wm. H. bookkeeper, 92 Preston
Cole Wm. B. 204 n Central av
Cole Wm. blacksmith, 167 e Eager
Cole Wm. tailor, 18 n Bond
Cole Wm. L. plasterer, 281 e Madison
Cole Wm. R. & Co., dealers in hats, caps and
straw goods, 274 w Baltimore
Cole William R. (W. R, C, & Son) 153 w
Biddle
Cole Wm. H. sr. attorney, 5 e Baltimore, dw
s Front
,Cole Wm. P. (Wm. R. C. & Co) 138 n High
COLE WM. janitor Washington Monument,
dw 18 n Bond
Cole Wm. H. leather dealer, 20 Water, dw
3 n Front
Cole Wm. laborer, 10 Grundy
Cole Wm. H. clerk, 142 Lexington
COLE WM. H. hardware commission mer-
chant, 35 s Charles, dw 75 Cathedral
Colehouse Mrs. Susan A. 6 s Caroline
Colein John F. engineer, 132 Johnson
Coleman Wm. H. messenger Adams express,
79 William
Coleman Wm. W. bookkeeper Farmers and
Planters Bank, 58 w Biddle
Coleman Virginia F. 82 Mulberry
Coleman Amelia, 14 Josephine
Coleman Alexander, soldier, 16 Wyeth
COLEMAN & BAILEY, ship chandlers, 105
and 107 Thames
COLEMAN & CO. grocers and commission
merchants, s w cor. Franklin and Paca
Coleman Charles R. cashier Mechanics' Bank,
58 w Biddle
Coleman Charles R. butcher, 224 William
Coleman Charles L. mariner, 55 Block
Coleman Charles R. jr. bookkeeper, 58 w
Biddle
Coleman Charles W. trimming store, cor
Fayette and Eastern av
Coleman Captain Geo. A. (C. & Bailey) 116
Thames
Coleman Charles, painter, 195 Fierce
Coleman Mrs. Chapman, 127 n Charles
Coleman Charles W. tobacconist, 122 s Bond
Coleman & Cleaveland, junk, 47 Thames
Coleman Edward, laborer, 1 Lancaster
Coleman Edw. pump maker, Baltimore near
Wolfe, dw 129 Gough
Coleman Edw. B. watchman, 145 Penna. av
Coleman Erastus W. 82 Mulberry
Coleman Eliza H. seamstress, 5 Mosher
Coleman Ellis C. cordwainer, 186 Orleans
Coleman Francis, bell hanger, 60 Walsh
Coleman George E. (Pearson & C.) 73 Mc
Henry
Coleman George, machinist, 17 Orchard
Coleman George D. barkeeper, Eutaw House
Coleman Henry, tailor, 156 s Eden
Coleman Henry, painter, 375 Hamburg
GEO. S. PAGK Si BRO.,. MantUactarers of Roofs and Roofing materials. 111 Smltli'a
WharC C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
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Coleman James, tobacconist, 351 e Monument
Coleman James T. soldier, 27 Dewberry al
Coleman James, hackman, 3 s Bond
Coleman Joseph, bricklayer, Phila. road near
city limits
Coleman John W. butcher, 25 Smith
Coleman John G. boiler maker, 22 Orchard
Coleman Lewis, engineer, 46 McMechen
Coleman Lewis, glazier, 63 Frederick
Coleman Mary A. E. confec. 12 w Pratt
Coleman Mrs. Martha, 498 w Pratt
Coleman Morgan, (C. & Co.) 94 n Paca
Coleman Adams express, 79 Williams
Coleman Mrs. laundress, 7 L. McElderry
Coleman Noah, driver, 175 Mullikin
Coleman Richard, blacksmith, 146 German
Coleman Patrick, harness maker, 11 Parkin
COLEMAN R. B. proprietor Eutaw House
COLEMAN & ROGERS, chemists and drug-
gists, 173 w Baltimore
Coleman Samuel, shipsmith, 76 s Ann
Coleman Sarah, 262 e Pratt
Coleman Mrs. Sidonia, 195 Ross
Coleman Summerfield, farmer, 498 w Pratt
Coleman Thos. W.(C.&Cleaveland) 730 s Ann
Coleman Wm. H. 119 n Broadway
Coleman Wm. H. stocking weaver, 144 n Gay
Coleman Wm. shipsmith, 119 n Broadway
Coleman Wm. engineer, 355 w Lombard
Coles Jas.Wm. clerk Sun office, 89 e Fayette
Coles Wm. ladies shoemaker, 34 n Greene
Colfer John, carpenter, 173 n Caroline
Colflesh George, coachmaker, 101 German,
dw 170 w Fayette
Colgan Charles, drayman, 11 House's ct
Colgate Charles, policeman, 167 Vine
Colgate Thomas, soldier, 177 n Dallas
Coll Ellen, 148 Saratoga
Colladay Charles R. (J. M, C. & Bro.) 465
w Fayette
Colladay Joseph M. (J. M. C. & Bro.) 495 w
Fayette
COLLADAY J. M. & BRO. grocers and pro-
vision dealers, 461, 463 and 465 w Fayette
Collard James, trunkmaker, 12 n Oregon
Collech Louis, porter, 151 n Eutaw
Collector of Internal Revenue for 2d District
of Maryland, James L. Ridgely, collector,
563^ e Baltimore
Collenberg Theodore, shoemaker, 44 s Bond
Colley Alfred, carpenter, Liberty road near
Pennsylvania av
Colley Mrs. Jane, Liberty road near Penn-
sylvania av
COLLEY JOHN W. carpenter and builder,
rear 324 Hollins, d w cor Strieker and Hollins
Colley Robert A. butcher, 339 Mulberry
Colley Wm. H. carpenter, 64 Raborg
Collier Charles E. gas meter inspector, 94
Mulberry
Collier Henry, blacksmith, 410 w Lombard
Collier James, blacksmith, 34 Greenmount av
Collier Richard J. shoemaker, 19 Sterrett
Collily Ann, housework, 19 Sterrett
Collinger Edmund, currier, 48 Harrison
Collings Wm. R. butcher, 115 Centre and 91
Belair markets, dw Point lane near Green-
mount Cemetery
Collins Ann, tailoress, 68 Harford av
Collins Ann, dressmaker, 203 e Fayette
Collins Capt. A. D. Mansion house
Collins Benjamin, combmaker, 54 sPoppleton
Collins Bridget, 12 Concord
Collins Catherine, grocery, 345 Penna. av
Collins Mrs. Caroline, 160 s Fremont
Collins Chas. puddler, Aliceanna near Cannon
Collins Charles S. (C, Heath & Co.) 385 w
Lombard
Collins Dennis, 127 Elliott
Collins Emma C. tailoress, 67 Henrietta
Collins Emma, tailoress, 67 Henrietta
Collins Elizabeth, fancy work, 20 Orchard
Collins Emeline, tavern, 75 Thames
Collins Eliza, 121 Raborg
Collins Francis, 94 n Exeter
Collins Francis, grocery, 406 s Charles
Collins Dr. Geo. T. office 42, dw 46 Richmond
Collins George, shipsmith, Philpot near Will,
dw 165 s Washington, F. P
Collins Geo. T. D. peddler, 133 Huds,on
Collins George R. huckster, 180 Gough
Collins George W. wagoner, 156 n Spring
Collins George H, painter, 311 Kastern av
Collins George W. tinner, 160 s Fremont
Collins Geo. W. blacksmith, 29 Orchard
Collins Henry, brickmaker, 488 Light
Collins Henry, carpenter, 277 Ross
Collins Henry, drover, 52 Boyd
COLLINS, HEATH & CO., stove, range and
furnace manufacturers, 22 Light
Collins Isaac, carpenter, 20 Orchard
Collins, James F. miller, Calverton Mills,
near Almshouse
Collins James, blacksmith, 42 Albermarle
Collins Jas. J. milkman, Harford av near city
CoUins James B. wood and coal, 88 North,
dw 69 Aisquith
Collins James, tinner, 14 w Fayette
Collins Jeremiah, porter, 2 Smith
Collins John, 13 Holland
Collins John, 119 Harford av
Collins John M. drover, 558 w Lombard
Collins John, miller, Calverton Mills, near
Almshouse
Collins John H. trunkmaker, 121 Raborg
Collins John, laborer. Mount Royal
Collins John, laborer, 341 Penna av
Collins Rev. Joseph S. 28 w Baltimore
Collins Joseph, laborer, 11 Abbott
Collins Levi, cooper, 26 Warner
Collins Margaret, furniture deal. 49 Harrison
Collins Mrs. Margaret, 88 s Republican
Collins Mrs. Mary, 411 Saratoga
Collins Mary A. huckstress, 180 Gough
Collins Michael, machinist, 21 McHenry
Collins Patrick, President near Stiles
Collins Patrick, boarding house, 53 President
Collins P. J. porter, 18 Mosher
Collins Patrick, new and second hand furni-
ture dealer, 83 Harrison
Collins Patrick, laborer, rear 44 French
Collins Phillip J. puddler, 57 Canton
Collins Robert, carpenter, 40 George
Collins Sarah A. 50 n Ciiarles
Collins Dr. Stephen, 36 n Calvert
Collins Mrs. Susan, 227 Mulbery
CoUins Thomas M. clerk, 19 Jackson
Collins Thomas H. clerk, 430 Lexington
Collins Timothy M. drayman, 26 Hillen
Collins Wm. E. puddler, 57 Aliceanna
Collins Wm. H. engineer, 476 w Lombard
COLLIIVS WM. H. attorney at law, 34 St,
Paul, dw 36 n Calvert
Collins Wm. H. brick maker, 403 Light
Collins Wm. E. carpenter, 411 Saratoga
Collins Wm. H. furniture dealer, 39 Harrison
IVM. P. IVEBB, Marine, Fire and I<ife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent <' Mutual
Benefit Uife Insurance Co., Newark, ST. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Collins Wm. R. butcher, Point la nearGreen-
mount Cemetery
Colliiigwood Geo. varnisher, 12 Rose
Collison Charles W. mariner, 120 s Eden
Collison Edward, laborer, 141 Sterling
Collison & Hichew, carpenters, 14 s Durham
Collison Jas. R. lamplighter, 200 n Broadway
Collison Thos. W. (C. & Hichew) 34 s Ann
Collison Wm. draper and tailor, 7 s Sharp dw
180 s Paca
Collmus Solomon, saddler, 123 n High
Collopy John, drayman, 519 w Baltimore
Collopy Wm. laborer, 17 n Amity
Colmary Capt. Abraham L. mariner, 37 Lee
Colmary Mary, 90 n Eutaw
Colmary Nathan A. collector, 90 n Eutaw
Colohan, John, shoemaker, 24 s Sharp
Colp Jacob, clerk, 8 Brad alley
Colson Sarah L>. tailoress, 157 s Hughes
Colsten Dr. Henry, U. S. A. 91 s Sharp
Colston Joseph H. cigar maker, 446 Walsh
Colt George, bricklayer, 144 Holiday
Coltart John A. pattern maker, 37 French
Colter Andrew J. laborer, 91 Preston
Colter Margaret, 129 Vine
Colter Samuel, brass finisher, 40 Ross
Colton Frederick, confectionery, 100 Hillen
Colton Geo. (G. C. & Co.) 357 e Baltimore
Colton George & Co. property agents and
collectors, 28 w Second
Colton H. H. stocking weaver, 10 Ensor
Colton John, stone cutter, 70 Mulberry
Colton John, stocking manuf. 235 w Pratt
Colton John, well digger, 126 Dolphin
Colton John H. hackman, 70 Mulberry
Colton Wesley H. clerk, 357 e Baltimore
Colton Wm. property agent, 51 w Fayette,
dw 329 Ross
Columbia Street Church (M. E.) Columbia
e of Fremont
Colup Hartman, tailor, 109 McElderry
COLVIN RICHARD, 77 e Baltimore
Colvert Sarah, 183 Aisquith
Comber Bernard, Clinton s of Boston
Comber Mrs. Sarah, 262 s Eutaw
Combert Joseph, tailor, 160 Ensor
Comegys Benjamin, insurance agent, over cor
Baltimore and Charles, dw 102 s Sharp
Comegys Henry C. sutler, 122 w Biddle
Comegys Samuel, laborer, 171 Lee
Comely Charles H. clerk Q.M., 40 Courtland
Cometic Antonius, mariner, 59 s Howard
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' BANK,
s w cor Howard and German
Commercial Buildings, n e cor Gay and
Lombard
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
cor of Fayette and Holiday — [See .flppejidix]
Commons Francis, grocery, 50 Davis
Compton John A. runner Merchants' Bank,
dw Baltimore Co
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, City Hall,
Sam'l Maccubbin, comptroller
Comte Mrs. Ann, 81 s High
Conaboy James, hackman, 22 Tyson alley
Conain Louis, merchant, 45 Granby
Conal Morris, marble polisher, 80 Holiday
Conant Samuel W. clock maker, 163 n Cen-
tral av
Conant Samuel W. jr. G2 n Front
Conattz Thos. Broadway near Orleans
Conaway Charles R. painter, 149 n Bond
Conaway Solomon, police, 845 w Pratt
Conaway Wm. E. cigar maker, Fayette near
Bond
Condell Charles B. engineer, 34 Lemon
Condlen Michael, hostler, Maffett's stables, n
Howard
Condon Wm. H. silver plater, 198 Chestnut
Conine Alfred S. s w cor Frederick and Fa-
yette, dw 234 n Charles
Conine Wm. C. s w cor Charles and Eager
Conkling Julius, furn. wagon, 254 n Caroline
Conklin Joseph, mariner, 201 s Washington,
F. P.
Conklin Capt. Michael, 88 s Exeter
Conklin Wm. H. jr. bookkeeper, lG7s Broad-
way
Conkling Capt. Wm. H. 167 s Broadway
Conkling William H. of custom house, 157
s Broadway
Conlan Michael, machinist, 108 Barry
Conley Mrs Catharine, 28 Lloyd
Conley James, laborer, 18 French
Conley James, boot-fitter, 129 n Front
Conley John, laborer, 4 Rock
Conley L. laborer, 22 s Chapel
Conley Michael, laborer, Goodman al
Conley Oliver, laborer, Arch row near Falls
road
Conlin Mary, grocery, 8 Foundry
Conlon Andrew J. printer, s e cor Barre and
Howard
Conly John, laborer. Northern av nr McMe-
chin
Conly Patrick, laborer, 22 Walnut al
Conn Jane, 47 n Central av
Conn John, fisherman, 213 s Durham
Conn Robert, tanner, 131 n Fremont
Conn Thomas P. provisions, 269 Mulberry
Conn Wm. D. 18 n Strieker
Conn Wm. grocer, 101 Franklin
Connell Dennis, laborer, 7 Hillen
Connell Ellen, 19 Hillen
Connell Francis A. clerk Superior Court, dw
9 Barnet
Connell James, carpenter, 784 w Baltimore
Connell John, laborer, 25 e Madison
Connell Mary, confectionery, 25 Barnet
Connell Samuel, carter, 92 s Spring
Connell Mrs. Susan, 87 s Spring
Connellee Elizabeth, boarding, 42 n Calvert
Connelly Mrs. Catharine, cor Frederick av
Fulton
Connelly Dominick, laborer, 14 Armistead la
Connelly Edward, harness maker, 253 s Paca
Connelly Edward, 136 Garden
Connelly Isaac, cooper, 16 Ramsay
Connelly James, moulder, 190 n Exeter
Connelly Jas. C. restaurant, 82 s Howard,
dw Conway bet Eutaw and L. Paca
Connelly JTohn, laborer, 53 King
Connelly John, laborer, 14 Armistead la
Connelly John, restaurant, 162 n Calvert
Connelly Martin, laborer, 123 Chesapeake
Connelly Michael, miller, 253 s Paca
Connelly Michael, tavern, n w cor Frederick
and Fulton
Connelly Michael, laborer, cor Charles and
West
Connelly Patrick, (McCreary & C.) 300 e
Monument
Connelly Patrick, porter, 127 Elliott
Connelly Wm. shoemaker, 38 Rock
Conner Barnet, lumber wag'r, 24 Welcome al
Conner Bernard, 14 Block
r. HE.VRY CIKSE, Cf»mml«»«on Merclmnt, tflnr fne scJc of Flour, Gmln, Seeds, &c.
RoHenOole Cement and Colctnod Floater constautly on Iiond, HI Spear's "Wlxarf,
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Conner Daniel, laborer, 140 s Castle al
Conner Eugene, laborer, Mullikin near Bethel
Conner Mrs. Emily, grocer, 85 St. Peters
Conner Francis, laborer, 7 Webster al
Conner Henry, hostler, 507 Belair av
Conner James, laborer, 157 Aliceanna
Conner James W. laborer, 85 St. Peters
Conner James E. clerk, 644 w Baltimore
Conner James, laborer, 8 Scott
Conner John, laborer, 108 Hillen
Conner John, laborer, 86 Eastern av
Conner Mrs. John, watchmaker and jeweler,
46 w Baltimore
Conner John, laborer, 133 s Chapel
Conner Joshua, confectioner, 345 Mulberry
Conner Matthew, carpenter, 97 Watson
Conner Michael, laborer, 12 n Oregon
Conner M. milliner, 558 Lexington
Conner Patrick, laborer, 37 Cambridge
Conner Richard J. K. bricklayer 170 George
Conner Rodger, laborer, 35 w Lombard
Conner Roger, laborer, 247 Forrest
Conner Rebecca, confectioner, 644 w Baltimore
Conner Thomas, painter, 271 e Monument
Conner Thomas W. collector, 644 w Baltimore
Conner Thomas, laborer, 124 Vine
Conner Thomas, drayman, 12 Haw
Conner William, 29 n Greene
Conner William W. carpenter, 558 Lexington
Conners Patrick, laborer, 10 L. Broadway
Connoles Peter, pedler, 2 Mulberry ct
Connolly Ann, tavern, 9 Fish Market space
Connolly Andrew, soldier, 22 s Fremont
Connolly Dominick C. soldier, 22 s Fremont
Connolly Edward, shoemaker, 95 n Eden
Connolly Ellis, fisherman, 209 Cross
Connolly Geo. carver, 54 Somerset
Connolly Harry, laborer, 3 President al
Connolly Mrs.' Hannah, 224 Lexington
Connolly Hugh, coachman, 14 St. Mary
Connolly James, ship joiner, 159 Bank
Connolly James, carter, cor Aliceanna and
Eden
Connolly James, mariner, 11 Pleasant
Connolly James, laborer, 364 s Charles
Connolly James F. tinner, 538 w Pratt
Connolly James H. & Co., boots and shoes,
496 w Baltimore
Connolly John, laborer, 52 Dewberry al
Connolly John, cooper, 22 s Fremont
Connolly John T. paper hanger, 22 s Fremont
Connolly John F. marble dealer, 181 e Eager
Connolly John, laborer, 109 Ensor
Connolly Mrs. Maria, 538 w Pratt
Connolly Mary, 107 w Fayette
Connolly Michael, academy, s e cor Fayette
and Eutaw, dw 169 Saratoga
Connolly Michael, tavern, 122 s Hojvard
Connolly Wm. H. machinist, 538 w Pratt
Connolly Peter, laborer, 42 Morton al
Connolly Patrick, laborer, 126 Vine
^ Connolly Patrick, laborer, 22 St. Mary
Connolly Patrick, tanner, 54 Somerset
Connolly Robert, stair builder, 23 e Madison
Connolly Sarah C. fancy goods, 5 s Greene
Connolly Sarah, confectioner, 22 s Fremont
Connolly Wm. mariner, 54 Somerset
Connolly Wm. A. pattern maker, 177 n Ex-
eter
Connolly William, porter, n w cor East and
Douglass
Connoly Pat. coppersmith, 300 e Monument
Connor Ella, 16 Edward
I Connor Dr. 29 s Broadway
Connor Henry, cattle driver, 24 Mount
Connor Mrs. Mary, 117 Stirling
Connor Thomas, laborer, 220 Penn. av
Connors James, machinist, 93 York
Connover John, news dealer. High near
Fayette
Connow Thomas, porter, 130 "Vine
Conoway Francis A. ship joiner, 218 e Pratt
Conoway James, machinist, 241 HoUins
Conoway John N. moulder, 241 Hollins
Conoway John, canvasser, 221 Mulberry
Conoway Wm. laborer, 241 Hollins
Conrad Ann, confectionery, 269 L. Hughes
Conrad Christopher F. butcher, 282 Penn. av
Conrad Christian, confectioner, 253 Frankhn
Conrad Frederick, blacksmith, 459 n Gay
Conrad John F. plasterer, 253 Franklin
Conrad John, laborer, Clinton near Elliott
Conrad Julius, hair dresser, 3 s Frederick
Conrad Louis T. cooper, 269 L. Hughes
Conrad Philip, carter, 108 Hill
Conrad Wm. laborer, 135 s Spring
Conrades August, shoemaker, 403 Saratoga
Conrads Peter L. laborer, 130 Low
Conradt Geo. M. s w cor High and Fayette
Conradt Geo. F. (Walsh & C".) 23 n Calvert
Conroy Catharine, 1 Arcade al
Conroy Eliza, cook Academy Immaculate
Conception, 7 Hollins
Conroy John, carter, 466 Harford av
Conroy John, porter, 66 Essex
Conroy John, laborer, 360 s Charles
Conroy Martin, 212 n Central av
Conroy Michael, blacksmith, 212 n Central av
Conroy Michael, wagoner, 98 Albemarle
Conroy Patrick, laborer, 360 Ostend
Conroy Patrick, tavern, 259 Greenmount av
Conroy Thomas, carpenter, 3 Elliott
Conroy Thomas, laborer, rear of 58 n Eutaw
Conry Jane R. dress maker, 16 Barnet
Conry John, porter, 66 Essex
Conry John, 510 Lexington
Conry Kate, 4 L. Barclay
Conry Michael, laborer, 4 L. Barclay
Conry Thomas, huckster, 31 n Paca
Conry Wm. hackman, 46 Hillen
Consans Lawrence, blacksmith, 17 Sterrett
Considine Mrs. Bridget, huckstress, 190 Lex-
ington
Considine Catharine, huckstress, rear of 58 n
Eutaw
Consman Andrew, grocery, 89 Hampstead
Constable Catharine, 659 Lexington
Constable Clias. B. carpenter, 185 e Eeiger
Constam Aaron, second-hand goods, 137 s
Caroline-
Constam Henry, clerk, s w cor Lexington and
Eutaw
Constance George, shoemaker, 145 Stirling
Constance Harman, tailor, 319 e Madison
Constance Joseph, tailor, 243 Greenmount av
Constance Joseph, tailor, 319 e Madison
Constance Mrs. Teresa, 319 e Madison
Constance Theodore, plumber, 186 n Caroline
Constantine Daniel, ship carp'ter, 95 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Constantine Richard, keeper Mount Royal
Reservoir, near toll gate, Falls road
Constitutional Presbyterian Church, s e cor
Greene and German
Constitution-st Presbyterian Chapel, 44 Con-
stitution
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofiiis Blateriala, 111 Smith's
-Wbarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Conti Peter, fruit stand, s e cor Baltimore
and Frederick
Conti Santins, statuary, &c. 121 Eastern av
Convalescent Soldiers Headquarters, 121 Cam-
den
Convent of the Immaculate Conception, Sis-
ters of Mercy, 12 s Poppleton
Convent de Notre Dame, a e cor Eager and
Aisquith
Converse Emily, 243 n Eutaw
Converse John H. attorney, 243 n Eutaw
Conway Benjamin F. 25 Fawn
Conway Barbara, 123 Chesapeake
Conway Charles, laborer, 232 William
Conway Charles, blacksmith, 361 Columbia
Conway Deglan, laborer. Falls road near toll
gate
Conway Edward, soldier, 102 s Bond
Conway Frank, machinist, 243 HoUins
Conway George, laborer, 88 Dolphin
Conway George, huckster, 33 Shakspearc
Conway James, clerk, 26 Stiles
Conway James, ship carpenter, 72 Johnson
Conway James, clerk, 26 Stiles
Conway Jane, grocery, 127 Gough
Conway Jane, grocery, 55 Lancaster
Conway John, fisherman, 76 Dorsey al
ConwayJohn H. & Bro. groceries and teas,
n e cor Ensor and Chesnut
CONWAY JOHN R. & SON, wholesale
grocers and commission merchts,3l Cheap-
side
Conway John R. (J. R. C. & Son) 93 St. Paul
Conway John H. (J. H. C. & Bro.) 107 e
Fayette
Conway John W. 175 German
Conway John W. plumber, 3 s Greene
Conway Jos. B. engineer, foot of G. Hughes
Conway Lawrence, 5 Wills
Conway Mrs. Mary, confectioner, 134 Hol-
lins
Conway Owen, laborer, 123 Chesapeake
Conway Patrick, (John H. C. & Bro.) n e
cor Chesnut and Ensor
Conway Patrick, tavern, 3 Centre Market
space
Conway Richard H. (John R. C. & Son,) 93
St, Paul
Conway Samuel, fisherman, 83 Johnson
Conway S. police, 845 w Pratt
Conway Thos. 34 Rock
Conway Wm. edge tool maker, Campbell bet
Hudson and Lancaster
Conway Wm. E. cigar maker, 102 s Bond
Conway Wm. fisherman, 76 Dorsey al
Coogan James, laborer, 602 w Pratt
Coogan Mrs. Margaret, 90 s Poppleton
Coogan Patrick, laborer, 90 s Poppleton
Cook Addison S. blacksmith, 182 William
Cook Alex. G. A. shoemaker, 244 n Caroline
Cook Capt. Alexander, 97 Granby
Cook Allen, Wolfe near Fayette
Cook Anthony, florist, Mulberry opp. Oregon
Cook Mrs. Anne, 399 s Charles
Cook Bern. F. machinist. Federal n of Cathe-
dral
Cook Bcnj. F. machinist, 803 w Baltimore
COOK BENJAMIN M. boot and shoe dealer,
803 w Baltimore
Cook Catharine, 4 Spruce al
Cook Catharine, tailoress, 42 Dewberry al
Cook Chas. A. blacksmith, 416 Harford av
Cook Chas. W. S. saddler, 71 Lee
Cook Charles, clerk, 75 e Baltimore
Cook Columbus, 51 n Carey
Cook Daniel, car driver, 186 Bethel
Cook Daniel, cedar cooper, 45 Portland
Cook David W. propr. livery stables, 124
Ensor, dw 204 e Eager
Cook David, clerk, 368 e Monument
Cook Eber F., Northern av e of Charles
Cook Mrs. Eliza, 272 e Pratt
Cook Elizabeth, grocery, 221 Aliceanna
Cook Mrs. Elizabeth, 188 Stirling
Cook Eleanor, 188 Stirling
Cook Emily J. 162 e Monument
Cook Frederick, butcher, 48 Franklin al
Cook Frederick, jr. butcher, 68 Centre, 45
Lexington, and 26 Hanover markets, dw
244 Montgomery
Cook Mrs. Frederick C. 123 Garden
Cook Frederick, butcher, 244 Montgomery
Cook Francis, (Foley & Cook,) 144 Franklin
Cook George, wheelwright and blacksmith,
cor Scott and Columbia, dw Scott
Cook George, cabinetmaker, 22 New Church
Cook George, grocer, 74 n Exeter
Cook George W. dentist, 67 n Charles
Cook George L. carpenter, 344 Mulberry
Cook G. Louis, porter, 69 n Pine
Cook Harriet, boarding, 218 w Pratt
Cook Mrs. Harriet, 385 Mulberry
Cook Henry C. clerk, 15 Commerce
Cook Henry F. clerk, 76 w Baltimore
COOK H. W. & CO wholesale grocers and
commission merchants, 15 Commerce
COOK & HERRING, china, glass and
queensware, 9 s Charles
Cook Mrs. Henrietta, vest maker, 18 Warner
Cook H. tavern, 241 Aliceanna
Cook Henry, butcher, Calverton road, near
cattle scales
Cook Henry, cabinet maker, 27 Gough
Cook Henry A. guard at the penitentiary 75
Chew
Cook Henry W. (H. W. C. &Co.) 16 Hollins
Cook Henry, 62 n Broadway
COOK ISAAC P. bookseller and stationer,
76 w Baltimore
Cook Isaac P., Register of Wills, Record office,
dw 76 w Baltimore
Cook James, pedler, 3 L. Constitution
Cook James H. Quartermaster, 5th Maryland
Regiment, 126 n Exeter
Cook Jasper, agricultural implement maker,
83 Hamburg
Cook John H. (C. & Spedden) 42 Warren
Cook John, blacksmith. 42 Dewberry
Cook John, huckster, 33 n Amity
Cook John F. machinist, 10 n Schroeder
Cook John F. printer, 37 Ensor
Cook Jolm F. sergeant police, 8 n Bond
Cook John, paper carrier, 374 e Monument
Cook John, fisherman, 460 Light
Cook John J. police, 456 Saratoga
Cook J. K.& Moore, block and pump makers,
17 Philpot
Cook John H. engineer, 87 Mount, near Ca-
thedral
Cook John H. undertaker, 707 w Baltimore
Cook John H. block and pump maker, Gough,
cor Eden
Cook Joseph B. cabinet maker, 707 w Balti-
more
Cook Mrs. Josephine, dressmaker, 146 e
Lombard
"WM. P. "WKHB, Mnrine, Fire and JAfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Rcnefit Ijiic Insurance Co., NeirarU, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Cook Joel M. police, 216 Columbia
Cook Joseph, shoemaker, 96 St. Peters
Cook Mrs. Lucy, 38 Josephine
Cook Joseph M. (H. W. C. &. Co.,) 16 Hol-
lins
Cook Mrs. Margaret, 483 e Baltimore
Cook Mary, 144 n Eden
Cook Matthias, huckster, 226 Frederick av
Cook Michael, huckster, 32 n Schroeder
Cook Robert A. clerk, register of wills office,
61 Chew
Cook Robert, (C. & Herring) 60 McCulloh
Cook Robert McK. pilot, 129 s Exeter
Cook Samuel G clerk, 119 e Baltimore
Cook Samuel C. shoemaker, 399 s Charles
Cook Silas, mariner, 57 n Eden
Cook Stephen D. mariner, 8 Gough
Cook & Spedden, grocers and eommission
merchants, 165 Light st wharf
•Cook Sylvester, shoemaker, 177 e Eager
Cook Thomas, laborer, 125 s Chester
Cook Thomas A. clerk, 60 McCulloh
Cook Thomas, clerk, 61 Chew
Cook Wm. W. L. student, 15 Commerce
Cook Wm. grocer, s e cor Pratt and Caroline
Cook Wm. George, soldier, 114 n Schroeder
Cook Wm. foundryman, 287 Hanover
Cook Wm. J. cigar maker, 27 Gough
Cook Wm. potter, 460 w Lombard
Cook Wm. hostler, 250 Franklin
Cook Wm. B. printer, 3 w Biddle
Cook Wm. laborer, 21 Port
Cook Wm. S. coachsmith, 24 Holliday
Cook Wm. H. tinner, 222 s Charles
Cooke Andrew J. clerk, 194 Mulberry
Cooke Charles W. 24 w Second
Cooke George L. porter, 69 n Pine
Cooke Geo. (Wm. C. & Sons,) 52 Franklin
Cooke Henry W. cashier Adams' Express
Co. 620 Lexington
Cooke John, cotton factory, 151 Garden
Cooke Dr. Theodore, 122 s Charles
Cooke Warren E. cabinet photographs and al-
bums, 278 w Baltimore, dw Charles, near
Northern av
Cooke Wm. & Sons, commission merchants,
82 Light St wharf
Cooke Wm. (Wm. C. & Sons,) 52 Franklin
Cookes Mary, 41 s Washington, F. P.
Cooksey John, ship carpenter, 310 Aliceanna
Cooksey Mary G. 284 e Baltimore
Cooksey Mary, 344 Eastern av
Cooksey Thomas H. machinist,344 Eastern av
Cool Gotleib, machinist, 674 w Pratt
Cooley Geo. A. boat builder, 220 Eastern av
Cooley Mrs. Mary, 79 n Oregon
Cooley Wm. soldier, 1 McMechen
Coombes R. J. printer, 128 w Baltimore
Coon A. pedler, 149 e Fayette
Coon Louis C. tobacconist, 377 w Pratt
Coohan Daniel, clothier, 79 Centre Market sp
and 119 w Baltimore, dw 70 Centre Market
space
Coonan Dr. John N. 70 Centre Market space
Coonan Elizabeth, 68 Lancaster
Coonan John, gas fitter, 218 s Wolfe
Coonan Joseph E. clerk, 70 Centre Market sp
Coonan Michael 1. clothier, 119 w Baltimore,
dw 70 Centre Market space
Cooney Christopher, shoemaker, 13 n Pop-
pleton
Cooney James, cooper, 148 Gough
Cooney Lawrence, grocery, 13 n Poppleton
Cooney Michael, barkeeper Union hotel, s w
cor Pratt and Charles
Cooney Michael, tailor, 10 n Greene
Cooney Thomas, printer, 13 n Poppleton
COOPER EDWARD K. shipping and guano
merchant, over s w cor South and Water,
dw 10 s Broadway
Cooper Edward R. porter, 132 s Fremont
Cooper Mrs. E. 180 Madison av
Cooper Capt. Edward K. 10 s Broadway
Cooper Capt. Edward 0. 10 s Broadway
Cooper Mrs. Electa, 180 Madison
Cooper Francis, teamster, 170 Eastern av
Cooper George W. engineer, 793 w Baltimore
Cooper George W. ship joiner, 106 s Castle al
Cooper George F. painter, 145 Gough
Cooper Rev. George W. 101 n Bond
Cooper George, 107 e Pratt
Cooper George, laborer, 17 Pleasant al
Cooper Henry, police, 73 Hamburg
Cooper Mrs. George, lager beer, 107 e Pratt
Cooper Hugh A. (C. & Slicer,) 161 s Broad-
way
Cooper Hugh W. clerk, 182 Saratoga
Cooper James, shoemaker, 146 German
Cooper James C. machinist, 1st tollgate Falls
road
Cooper John, laborer, 83 Cambridge
Cooper John, brushmaker, 41 French
Cooper John, huckster, 153 s Regester
Cooper John, moulder, 127 s Exeter
Cooper John, tavern, s w cor Fish Market sp
and Concord
Cooper John H. pilot, 268 e Pratt
Cooper John W. ship joiner, 67 Gough
Cooper John W. printer, 329 n Gay
Coope Lloyd N. carpenter, 224 Lee
Coope Thomas, tinner, 127 s Exeter
Cooper Margaret, 3 e Madison
Cooper Mary A. 127 s Exeter
Cooper (C. & Seltzer,) cor Chester and
Baltimore
Cooper Mary, seamstress, 130 s Wolfe
Cooper Mary, seamstress, 56 Jefferson
Cooper Mary, 139 s High
Cooper Philip, pilot, 268 e Pratt
Cooper Miss Priscilla, 215 n Greene
Cooper & Seltzer, butchers, 20 Fells' Point
Market
Cooper Samuel, Beech Hill, Saratoga exten'd
COOPER & SLICER, marine railway and
ship builders, s w cor Philpotand Wills
Cooper Thomas G. carpenter, N. C. R. R.
near Reservoir
Cooper Thomas, laborer, 61 s Bethel
Cooper Thomas, 1st toll gate. Falls road
Cooper William, moulder, 85 McElderry
Cooper Wm. H. varnisher, 142 Raborg
Cooper William, machinist, 84 Luzerne, Can-
ton
Cooper Wm. tavern, n w cor Caroline and
Canton av
Coos John, laborer, 296 Canton av
Coote Thomas, clerk, 26 e Pratt
Cope Charles, collar maker. Falls road, near
* Northern av
Copeland Mrs. Dorothea, 297 w Lombard
Copeland Robert, huckster, 24 Townsend
Coppenbach Christian, glass blower, 85 Wil-
liam
Copper James H. ladies shoemaker, 57 Ensor
Copper Joshua T. wheelwright, Philadelphia
road , near city limits
J. HEPfRY GIESE, Commission MercJiant, for tUe sale of Flour, Graim, Seeds, &c.
Rosendole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 gear's Wliarf.
COP
Copper Norris, shoemaker, 128 n Caroline
Copper Samuel, agent, 174 Franklin
Coppinger John D. clerk N. C. R. R., Frank-
lin House
Coram Joseph, shoemaker, 146 Hollins
Coram Wm. H. shoemaker, 146 Hollins
Corbell Peter, 58 Harrison
Corbell William, broker, 37 s Exeter
Corbert Edward, laborer, 113 York
Corbett Emanuel, shipping merchant, over 37
w Pratt, dw 89 William
Corbett Isaac, umbrellas and india rubber, 93
w Baltimore
Corcoran John, gardener, 399 w Pratt
Corcoran Michael, blacksmith, Goodman al
near Cross, dw 382 Hanover
Corcoran Patrick, shoemaker, 62 Lancaster
Corcoran Stephen, grocery and liquors, 95
McElderry's wharf
Corcoran Thomas, grocer, 89 McElderry
Cord James, woodsawyer, 43 Warren
Cordery James C. cabinetmaker, 403 s Charles
Cordery Mrs. Sarah, 356 e Baltimore
Cordery Wm. H. 64 w Fayette
Cordray Henry, piano maker, 66 n Pine
Cordray Maria, 86 e Pratt
Cordray Mary, boarding, 136 Lexington
Cordray Mary B. Carey, near Saratoga
Cordray William, clerk, 137 Lexington
Corey Henjamin J. saddler, 123 n Eutaw
Curey Eliza, 123 n Eutaw
Corey Elizabeth, 123 n Eutaw
Coriel Isaac, custom house, 631 w Lombard
Corkin James, laborer, 176 Washington, F. H .
Corklin Cornelius, laborer, 39 Haubert
Corkran Benjamin W. paying teller Farmers
and Merchants Bank, 78 Lee
Corkran Francis S. naval office, dw Luther-
ville, Baltimore co
Corkran Wm. clerk to naval officer, 172 Hano-
ver
Corkrin Capt. Wm. 247 Montgomery
Corletto Mrs. Ann, boarding, 196 s Ann
Corletto Eliza, 196 s Ann
Corletto Wm. H. mariner, 196 s Ann
Corman Stephen A. shoemaker, 49 n Popple-
ton
Corn and flour exchange, 77 and 79 South,
Henry M. Warfield, president
Cornelius James, wagoner, 16 Somerset
Cornelius John D. huckster, 133 Hillen
Cornelius Nicholas, huckster, 64 Greenmount
av
Cornelius Nicholas, grocer and commission
merchant, 165 Forrest, dw 163
Cornelius Mrs. Rebecca S. 202 s Charles
Cornelius Richard, of Farmers and Planters
Bank, dw 376 w Fayette
Cornell George, brick machine maker, 234
Lee, dw236
Cornell Mark, (C. & Son,) 255 w Lombard
Cornell Michael, carpenter, 13 Morris al, dw
242 w Madison
CORNELL & SON, produce commission
merchants, 70 South
Cornell Capt. Stephen, U. S. Revenue, 31 s
Eden •
Cornell Wm. C. (C. & Son,) 255 w Lombard
Corner B. Mezick, (James C. & Sons,) 50
Franklin
Corner George W. (James C. & Sons,) 20 n
Broadway
Corner Henry C. clerk, 122 St, Paul
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Corner James & Sons, shipping and commis-
sion merchants. Corner's wharf, foot of
Frederick st dock
Corner John, moulder, 217 e Pratt
Corner Sarah, 309 e Baltimore
Corner Sol. miller and flour merchant, Spear's
wharf, dw 122 St. Paul
CORNER THOMAS Jr., clerk, s e corner
Monument and Park
Corner Thomas, (James C. & Sons,) s e cor
Monument and Park
Corner William H. 89 n Paca
Corner William, machinist, 139 s Eden
Corney John, carpenter, HI e Monument
Corney Patrick, gardener, 22 Cross
Cornig Henry, shoemaker, 170 e Fayette
Cornman John, carpet weaver, 36 s Regester
Corns John, puddler, 340 Eastern av
Corns Jacob F. feed, 8 Frederick av, dw 958
w Baltimore
Corns John, puddler, 340 Eastern av
Corns Thomas, farmer, 166 e Pratt
Corns Wm. grocery, 166 e Pratt
Cornthwait Robert, police, 160 Scott
Cornthwait Oliver, miller, 170 e Lombard
Cornthwait Wm. R. bookkeeper, 47 n Gay
Cornwell Lucius J. clerk, 108 Hanover
Corper Michael, tinner, 265 e Madison
Corprew Mose, boiler maker, 386 w Lombard
Corprew Thos. boiler maker, 253 Eastern av
Corprew Thos. boiler maker, 253 Eastern av
Correar Mathew 0. machinist, 108 n Caroline
Correll Mrs. Annie, millinery, 566 w Baltimore
Correll Abraham, clerk, 566 w Baltimore
Correll Charles E. grocery, 404 w Lombard
Corrie Margaret, mantua maker, 155Pennaav
Corrie Dr. James, dentist, office with Bryson
Gill & Son, 56 s Sharp, dw 237 Saratoga
Corrigan John, laborer, 2 Fort av
Corrigan Daniel, shoemaker, 107 Harford av
Corrigan Edward, grocer, cor Bethel and Mul-
likin
Corrigan Francis, machinist, 4 n Wolfe
Corrigan John, stone mason, 24 Neighbor
Corrigan Michael, huckster, 107 Mullikin
Corrigan Mary, 21 Richmond
Corrigan Patrick, chandler, 9 s Washington
Corser Charles F. agent agricultural imple-
ments, 90 and 92 s Charles, dw 49 Lee
Corson A. Eliza, M. D. 110 e Fayette
CORTLAN & CO., importers of housekeep-
ing goods, table cutlery, fancy hardware,
&c., 216 and 218 w Baltimore.— [See Mver-
tisement front of Business Directonj.]
Cortlan James sr., Charles near Northern av
(C. & Co.) 153 St.
purveyor U. S. A.
Paul
389 ^
Cortlan James
Corum James C.
Fayette
Corwine Elizabeth, seamstress, 19 Green-
mount av
Cosar Nicholas, scourer, 32 Hanover
Cosgrove Mrs. Ann, 235 Gough
Cosgrove John P. clerk, 370 s Charles
Cosgrove John, ship joiner, 82 Richmond
COSGROVE J. HENRY, grocer, 82 Rich-
mond
Cosgrove Mrs. Margaret, 370 s Charles
Cosgrove Mary E. saleswoman, 82 Richmond
Cosgrove Michael, laborer, 214 Wolfe
Cosgrove Patrick, laborer, 119 s Chapel
Co.sgrove Patrick, huckster, 193 Holhns
Cosgrove Sarah A. 82 Richmond
Cosgrove Thomas, fireman, 235 Gough
GEO. S. PAGK & BRO., Mannfactnrers of Roofs and Roofing DIatertals, 111 Smith's
Wharf. C. HAKT SUDTH, Agent.
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Coskery Mra. Bridget, 99 Peirce
Coskery Dr. Felix S. 188 n Calvert
Coskery Rev. Henry B. 106 n Charles
COSKERY HENRY J. apothecary, s e cor
St. Paul and Fayette, dw 188 n Calvert
Coskery James, draymen, 38 e Eager
Coskery Mary E. tailoress, 78 s Fremont
Coskery Oscar, clerk, 188 n Calvert
Coss Charles, butcher, 557 w Fayette'
Coss George M. (C. & Leach) 50 n Schroeder
Coss George, (C. & Leach) 50 n Schroeder
Coss & Leach, photographists, over 159 w
Baltimore
CostlVIrs. Rebecca, 138 Gough
Costello Edmund, laborer, 112 Ramsey
Costello James, hostler, 97 MuUikin
Costello John, stonemason, 207 Orleans
Costello John F. plumber, 124 s Regester
Costello Michael, shoemake.i, 83 North
Costello Michael, laborer, Clinton
Costello Thomas, 23 Mosher
Costello Wm. house, sign and ship painter,
78 s Regester, dw 124
Costen James Z. clerk, 8 East
Coster Joseph, laborer, 19 Rock
Coster Joseph, clerk, 27 Hill
Coster Thomas H. currier, 32 Hillen
Costigan Wm. superintendent dredging ma-
chine, 297 e Pratt
Costolay Patrick J. (Gruver & C.) 182 w
Biddle
Cothe Conrad, tinner, 231 Mulberry
Cotrel FrancisT. bookkeeper, 866 w Baltimore
Cotrel Mrs. Sarah, 866 w Baltimore
Cotter Honora, 10 French
Cotter John, (C. & Nunan) 203 e Lombard
Cotter Jane, 182 n Exeter
Cotter Mary A. 66 Decker
Cotter & Nunan, brandies, wines, &c., 8 w
Baltimore
Cotter Nicholas, carpenter, 66 Decker
Cottinger Misses, school, 146 n Howard
Cottingham Thomas, blacksmith, 38 Grant,
dw 222 Montgomery
Cottman Eliz'bth M. boarding, 142 n Charles
Cottman Mrs. E. G. 93 e Pratt
Cottman Herman S. clerk»B. & 0. R. R., 142
n Charles
Cottman James H. clerk, 142 n Charles
Cottman James S. (Boggs, C. & Co. j 73 St.
Paul
Cottrell Daniel G. fireman, 17 Perry
Cottrell James W. painter, 298 n Eutaw
Cottrell Mrs. Sarah, grocery, 298 n Eutaw
Couchman George H. carpenter, 547 e Fayette
Coughlain John, 18 Block
Coughlan Cornelius, laborer, 81 Stirling
Coughlan John J. 64 s Exeter
Coughlan James, laborer, 634 w Pratt
Coughlan Mrs. Joanna, grocery, 81 Stirling
Coughlan Patrick, wagoner, 176 s Central av
COUGHLAN WM. bottler, 169 and 171 s
Central av, dw 64 s Exeter
Coughlin Elizabeth, confectionery, 14 East
Coughlin James, laborer, 116 Cuba
Coughlin John, laborer, 16 Concord
Coughlin Mary, restaurant, 11 Cuba
Coughlin Mrs. Mary, 2 Rock
Coughnet Mary, tailoress, cor City av and
O'Donnell
Cougle Thomas W. 131 e Lombard
Coulburn Stephen D. com. mer. 79 South,
dw 661 w Fayette
Couley Mrs. 9 Somerset
Coulson Andrew F. painter, 220 s Wolfe
Coulson Charles E. mariner, 220 s Wolfe
Coulson John B. soldier, 570 Lexington
Coulson Robert, clerk, 570 Lexington
Coulson Thomas H. bookkeeper, 82 e Pratt
Coulson Wm. 570 Lexington
Coulter Alexander, teller Merchants Bank,
64 w Biddle
Coulter Mrs. Ann, 98 n High
Coulter A. B. clerk, 116 St. Paul
COULTER & CO. provision dealers, 53 and
55 Light, and 2 and 4 Ellicott
Coulter Esther, 164 w Biddle
Coulter George T. broker, 58 Exchange place,
dw 64 w Biddle
Coulter Henry, (C. & Co.) 570 w Fayette
Coulter James L. tobacconist, 178 Preston
Coulter James J. pilot, 91 s Chester
Coulter John C. (C. & Co.) 570 w Fayette
Coulter John P. collector, 178 Preston
Coulter Miffln, general assistant Merchants
Bank, 64 w Biddle
Coulter Mary A. 34 Henrietta
Coulter Samuel, tailor, 113 n Eutaw
Coulter Wm. garbage carter, 404 West
Coultner Patrick, shop, s e cor Bond and
Orleans
Councell J. F. 421 Lexington
Councill Ruth T. tailoress, 38 Aisquith
Counselman Frederick, mariner, Henry near
G. Hughes
Counselman George F. gunsmith, rear of 31
George
Counselman Jacob H. lieut. U. S. A., 131
German
Counselman Robert W. conductor, 13 Gilmor
Counselman Robert A. 75 Pearl
Counselman Wm. H. measurer at Custom
House, dw 652 w Lombard
Countess Joseph, carter, 837 w Pratt
COUPLAND RICHARD, hatter,60 s Charles
dw 65 s Fremont
Courleander B. music teacher, 294 w Lombard
Court House, Baltimore city, cor Calvert and
Lexington
Court of Common Pleas, Court House, 2nd
floor, John C.King, judge, James D. Lowry,
chief clerk, office basement of Record office
Courtenay David, clerk to Board of Engineers,
203 Franklin
Courtner Stephen, pen maker, 37 Albemarle
Courtney E. S. (C. & Son) 215 Madison av
Courtney George, blacksmith, 275 e Monu-
ment
Courtney James A. 183 w Hoffman
Courtney Jas. A. (C. & Son) 2]5 Madison av
Courtney Jas. boiler maker, 22 Spring row
Courtney Stephen, gold pen maker, over s e
cor Second and South
Courtney Wm. T. beef butcher, 41 Belair
market, dw 151 Greenmount av
Courtney Wm. drayman 2 Thompson
Courtney Wm. T. veal butcher, 33 Centre
market, dw 153 Greenmount av
COURTNEY & SON, tobacco commission
merchants, 65 s Gay
Courts Edward, riiachinist, 124 n Poppleton
Courts George W. butcher, 286 Penna av
Courts John, engineer, 300 Franklin
Courts James, butcher, 124 n Poppleton
Couse Conrad, butter store, 252 n Central
avenue
WM. P. AVEBB, Marine, Fire nnwl Life Insurance Agent and BroJter. Agent "Mntnal
Benefit lafe Insurance Co., Newnrlc, ST. J,," 89 Second Street.
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Cousins John, oak cooper, 49 Commerce, dw
Penna av near Fremont
Cousins Wm. J. clerk, cor Liberty road and
Gilmor
Coutz Frederick, paver, 133 n Central av
Cover Benj. butcher, 201 Orleans
Covert Alfred, soldier, 525 Saratoga
Covert A. H. Fountain Hotel
Covington Henry, carpenter, 169 Aisquith
Cowan Daniel, clerk city jail, 284 n Howard
Cowan Edward, hackman, 445 w Fayette
Cowan Thomas, hacks, 24 s Poppleton
COWAN WM. H. attorney, 51 w- Fayette,
dw 18 Aisquith
Coward Margaret, 185 n Howard
COWARD THOMAS R. grocer and com.
merchant, 114 Light-st. wharf, dw 90 n
Charles
Coward Mrs. Estelle M. 208 Conway
Cowen Abraham, scourer, llli<< Lexington,
dw Mansion' house
Cowen Bcnj. S. glass cutter, 72' Henrietta
Cowen Cavalier, glass blower, 72 Henrietta
Cowen Wm. photograper, 60 e Baltimore
Cowen Wm. A. glass blower, 72 Henrietta
Cowen Wm. A. soldier, 72 Henrietta
Cowles Geo. W. (W. C. & Son) 186 n Calvert
Cowles Henry M. teacher, 220 e Monument
Cowles John W. 186 n Calvert
Cowles W. & Son, china and glassware, 25 s
Calvert
Cowles Loyal, salesman^ 280 Lexington
Cowman & Brother, trimmings, hosiery and
gloves, 59 n Howard
Cowman & Co. hosiery and trimmings, 71
Lexington
Cowman Charles H. (H. Snowden & Co.)
126 Bolton
Cowman Emily (C. & Co.) 53 n Liberty
Cowman Edward, (C. & Bro.) 23 George
Cowman John H. clerk, 326 e Pratt
Cowman Joseph, clerk, 115 Mulberry
Cowman Martha, (C. & Co.) 53 n Liberty
Cowman Mary Ann, 110 n Eutaw
Cowman Nicholas, boiler maker,126 s Charles
Cowman Richard, police, 224 Aisquith
Cowman Saml. jr., (C. & Bro.) 59 n Howard
Cowman Saml. sr., (C. & Bro.) 53 n Liberty
Cowman & Snowden, dentists, 3 n Liberty
Cowman Wm. T. (C & Co.) 53 n Liberty
Cowpiand Capt. Wm. S. (Edward J. Codd
& Co.) 92 s Bond
Cox Amos A. stonemason, 521 Lexington
Cox Ann, 70 Jefferson
Cox Mrs. Anna M. 333 w Pratt
Cox Charles, painter, 25 Thompson
Cox & Brown, commission merchants, 10
Bowjy's wharf
COX Surgeon C. C. medical purveyor U.
S. A., head quarters, cor Fayette and Cal-
vert, dw 23 McCulloh
Cox Esau L. police, 336 e Pratt
Cox Dr. E. Gover & Co., apothecary, n w
cor Pino and Baltimore
COX ELISHA, coach and livery stables, n e
cor Bank and Bethel, dw 88 Bank
Cox Capt. E. W. Hand Tavern
Cox Dr. E. Gover, (Dr. E. G. C. & Co.) 92
n Paca
Cox Geo. A. grocer, 103 Hanover
Cox Henry N. clerk, 36 w Biddle
Cox Isaac & Co. hats and caps, 190 w Balti-
more
Cox Isaac, (I. C. & Co.) 600 w Baltimore
Cox James E. painter, 287 e Eager
Cox James L. cigar maker, 164 Ensor
Cox James H. broker, n e cor Baltimore and
North, dw 58 n Greene
Cox JenningsS. bookkeeper, Jefferson avnear
Northern av
Cox John, yeast maker, 110 Mullikin
Cox John, printer, 312 n Eutaw
Cox John, carpenter, 220 e Monument
COX JOHN R. & POPE, grocers, s w cor
Fayette and Howard.— [See p. 27 Mverlise-
ments]
Cox John R, (J. R. C.& Pope,) 92 n Paca
Cox Joseph. (Freeland & Hall,) 226 n
Charles
Cox Luther J. jr. (C. & Brown, ^ 5 HoUins
Cox Mary, confectionery, 229 w Biddle
Cox Mrs. Mary, grocery, 110 Mullikin
Cox Mary E. tailoress, 91 Jefferson
Cox Mrs. Margaret, Indian vegetable medi-
cine, 158 e Baltimore
Cox Melchor, stone mason, 599 w Lombard
Cox Michael, laborer, 6 Centre
Cox Perry, upholsterer, 73 Columbia
Cox ,27 Hollins
Cox Richard, clerk, 58 n Greene
Cox S. Edward, runner Citizens' Bank, 58 n
Greene
Cox Susan, 104 n Caroline
Cox Thomas, hackman, 30 Harford av
Cox Wm. H.226n Charles
Cox Wm. H. merchant tailor, 606 w Balti-
more
Cox Wm. A. clerk, 103 Hanover
Cox Wm F. bookkeeper, 95 n Bond
Cox Wm. Perry, receiving teller Citizens
Bank, dw 58 n Greene
Coxon Francis, potter, 165 Eastern av
Coy Dr. Byron F. dentist, 141 Washington
place
Coy Frederick, chair grainer, 151 e Madison
Coy John, machinist, 70 William
Coyle Bernard F. butcher, 240 Penna. av
Coyle Catharine, grocery, 2 Centre
Coyle Henry H. photographer, 62 Conway
Coyle Hugh J. clerk, 101 Franklin
Coyle Hugh J. clerk, 105 Saratoga
Coyle James B. bookkeeper, 62 Conway
Coyle John, ship carpenter, Hamburg near
Light
Coyle John, carver and gilder, 105 Saratoga
Coyle Mary A. milliner, 240 Penna. av
Coyle Dr. Terrance P. dentist, n w cor Park
and Saratoga
Coyle Wm. clerk Adams Express, 284 Frank-
lin
Coyne Jeremiah, carpenter, 26 n Poppleton
Coyne John, laborer, 221 Bank
Coyne Michael, laborer, 51 Haubert
Coyne Peter, laborer, 77 s Poppleton
Coyne Timothy, laborer, 196 Chesapeake
Cozine James, grocer, n w cor Madison and
Ensor
Cozine Wm. gilder, 64 Harford av
Crabbe John E. R. Carey near Saratoga
Crabbs Frederick, oyster packer, 418 w Lom-
bard
Crabster John, watchman, Lanvale la near
Charles
Craf George, wheelwright, 145 n Central av
Craft Ann S. 38 s Eutaw
Craft Charles, butcher, 77 Preston
J. HEWR.Y aiESE, Commission Mercliant, for ttie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Hand, 81 Spear's "Wliarf.
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Craft Charles, machinist, 186 George
Craft Charles H. mail agent, 87 s High
Craft Daniel Parker, hatter, 374 n Gay
Craft Geo. B. 38 s Eutaw
Craft George, laborer, 3 Mount
Craft George, furn. wagon, ]60 Henrietta
Craft John, stone mason, 151 n Eutaw
Craft John Crew, upholsterer, 295 Hollms
Craft Nicholas, shoemaker, 51 Diamond al
Craft Peter, furn. wagon, 158 Henrietta
Craft Wm. G. & Co. hat manuf.. Bethel ct
opp. Bethel colored church, Saratoga
Craft Wm. G. (W. G. C. & Co.) 24 n Lib-
erty
Cragg John, cotton spinner, 352 Ostend
Cragg John, jr. glass blower, 352 Ostend
Cragg Joseph, steamboat inspect. 265 w Fay-
ette
Cragg Robert, glass blower, 352 Ostend
Craggs Wm. cracker baker, 131 e Lombard
Craig Alex, mariner, 47 w Lombard
Craig Catharine, 192 East
Craig Ellen, grocery, cor Falls road and
Northern av
Craig Horatio E grocer, 159 Ross
Craig James, finisher, 568 w Lombard
Craig J Morell, clerk, 611 w Lombard
Craig John, type caster, 350 e Monument
Craig Josiah, huckster, 175 G Hughes
Craig Levin S. 65 Henrietta
Craig Oliver B. clerk, 159 Ross
Craig Robt. (Armstrong & C.) 366 w Fayette
Craig Thomas W. huckster, 223 w Fayette
Craig Wm. carpenter, 139 n Fremont
Craiger Peter, butcher, Winans row
Craller Crilier, laborer, 10 Barnes
Crapin Capt. Samuel, 87 Orleans
Grain Jeremiah, laborer, 632 w Pratt
Grain Peter W. attorney, s w cor Calvert and
Bank la, dw Barnum's hotel
Cramblitt Francis, blacksmith, 122 s Chester
Cramblitt Geo. H. soldier, 142 Vine
Cramblitt John, bricklayer, 157 Chesapeake
Cramblitt Stephen, paper hanger, 140 Vine
Cramblitt Stephen P. bricklayer, 142 Vine
Cramblitt Thomas A. carpenter, 297 Saratoga
Cramblitt Wm. F. soldier, 142 Vine
Cramer Andrew, wheelwright, 8 Bank
Cramer Charles, tinner, 454 w Pratt
Cramer Francis, carpenter, 219 Canton av
Cramer Frederick, furniture, 162 s Broadway
Cramer George, shoemaker, 149 Chesnut
Cramer George, musical instrum't maker, cor
Light and Montgomery
Cramer Gottleib, tailor, 89 s Bethel
Cramer J. N. clerk, 11 Cheapside
Cramer Joseph, moulder, 14 McHenry
Cramer Michael, laborer, Dallas near Gough
Crampton Mrs. C. V. boarding, 77 n Eutaw
Crampton Mrs. Mary, 409 s Charles
Crane A. Fuller, (Wm. C. & Son,) 235 n
Eutaw
Crane A. Fuller, jr. clerk, 235 n Eutaw
Crane Benj. (B. C. & Co.) 228 n Charles
CRANE BENJAMIN & CO. wholesale deal-
ers in silk and straw goods, 249 w Balti-
more
Crane Charles, (Benj. Crane & Co.) 228 n
Charles
Crane Charles, bricklayer, 4 Centre Market
space
Crane Mrs. Elizabeth, 68 Granby
Crane James, conductor, 60 s Republican
99
Crane Capt. James, command 't Fort Federal
Hill . , ,
Crane Lieut. Col. Joseph G. commis y sub-
sistence, headquarters,- dw Eutaw house
Crane Loren P. clerk, 48 s Sharp
Crane Patrick, blacksmith, 47 n Exeter
Crane Patrick, horse shoer, Falls turnpike
near tollgate ^
CRANE WILLIAM & SON, hide and
leather dealers, s e corner Cheapside and
Water
Crane William (W. C. & Son,) 100 w Lom-
bard
Cranford James, 83 Washington, F. H.
Crangle Bartus, ink manuf. 199 n Dallas
Crangle Mrs. Isabella, 81 s Greene
Crangle Jas. E. wagon master U. S. A.
Columbia
Crangle James B. printer, 199 n Dallas
Crangle James, clerk, 81 s Greene
Cranmer Chapel, (Episcopal,) cor Mullikin
and Spring
Cranwell Geo. W. cabinet maker, 15 s Ore-
gon
Cramlitt Francis, furnace builder, 122 s Ches-
ter ^
Crasser Christian, cap maker, 334 w Pratt
Crate Sophia, milk, Gorsuch av near Polk
Homestead
Craton Patrick, carpenter, 28 Morris al
Craumer Francis M. clerk N. C. R. R. 116
Greenmount av
Craven Thomas, laborer, 127 s Greene
Craver John S. police, 225 Henrietta
Crawford Annie, fancy goods, 42 Hanover
Crawford Anna, 138 w Lombard
Crawford A. A. clerk P., W. & B. R. R. dw
Spring row
Crawford Andrew, wheelwright, 17 s Carey
Crawford Austin, brickmaker, 468 Light
Crawford Belle, actress, 197 n Exeter
Crawford C. cooper, 8 Fountain
Crawford Charles E. draughtsman, 28 n Lib-
erty
Crawford Daniel, bacon, 31 n Fremont
Crawford Dixon, livery stable, 289 n Eutaw
Crawford Elizabeth, grocery, 59 s Ann
Crawford Henry, ship carpenter, 59 s Ann
Crawford Jacob, carpenter, 57 s Paca
Crawford James W. chair ornamenter, 107
McElderry
Crawford James B. clerk, 11 Franklin
Crawford John A. mariner, 389 Canton av
Crawford John C. clerk, 107 McElderry
Crawford John L. 34 Cathedral
Crawford John, ship carpenter, 59 s Ann
Crawford Mary, teacher, 57 s Paca
Crawford Patrick, grocer, 41 Amity
Crawford Robt. K. huckster, 302 Saratoga
Crawford Robt. M. bookkeeper, 198 w Bal-
timore
Crawford Rachel D. 34 Cathedral
Crawford Richard H. clerk National Fire Ins.
Co. 302 Saratoga
Crawford Thomas, printer, 224 e Lombard
Crawford Thomas, stone cutter, 101 Preston
CRAWFORD WM. H. &. CO. prop's Spice
Mills, warehouse 62 South, spice mill s w
cor Union al and Dallas
Crawford Wm. M. jeweler, Orleans near
Chester .
Crawford Wm. M. jeweler, 7 n Frederick,
dw Baltimore co.
OK0, S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofii»g Materials, 111 SmitH's
WTiarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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CRAWFORD WM. agent Phila. W. & B
R. R. s e cor High and Trinity
Crawford Wm. R. clerk, 74 Barre
Crawford Wm. H. (Wm. H. C. & Co.) 188
Hoffman '
Crawford Wm. C. police, 9 n Bond
Crawford Wm. H. carpenter, 107 Vine
Crawford Wm. H. H. brickmaker, 468 Light
Crawle Alphenis, mate, 67 s Bond
Crawley Thomas laborer, 81 North
Crawling Frederick, laborer, 95 Eastern av
Crawling Philip, laborer, 95 Eastern av
Cray Mrs. Amelia M. nurse, 75 Warner
Crazier F A. laborer, 267 Aisquith
Cready Henry, carter, 4 Bayer
Creager George, tailor, 298 n Central av
Creager Peter, butcher, Winans row
Creager Wm. G. Winans row
Creagh Henry A. ship carpenter, 128 s Broad-
Creagh John, stone cutter, 137 Conway
Creagh John, 174 Park ^
Creamer Anthony, moulder, 230 s Sharp
Creamer Alexander, saddler, 317 Aisquith
Creamer Caspar, 214 s Charles
Creamer David, clerk, 49 Hillen
Creamer David, 127 e Monument
Creamer Frederick, flirniture, 162 s Broadway
Creamer Henry shoemaker, 70 s Fremont
Creamer Jacob, blacksmith, 176 w Biddle
HoTlins coach-spring maker, 100
Creamer John, laborer, 212 s Charles
Creamer John, locksmith, HI Raboro-
Creamer John, grocer, 40 Philpot "
Creamer John, laborer, 81 s Durham
Creamer Joseph, milkman, 214 s Charles
Creamer Joseph F. clerk Sheriff's office, 136
e Monument '
Creamer Mrs. J. grocery, n w cor Ensor and
Monument
Creamer Pascal, ship carp'r, 277 Aliceanna
Oreamer Thomas, commis'n merchant, 131 n
Exeter
Creamer Thomas H. 283 n Gay
Creamer Wm. lumber mercht. 62 n Broadway
Crebbs C W. S. gas fitter, 81 n Caroline ^
Creegan Felix, laborer, 247 Forrest
Creegan Joseph, currier, s e cor French and
High
Cressman Jacob N. cigar packer, 27 n Hiffh
Creery Ann T. 336 Saratoga ^
Creery Catharine, 107 Mulberry
Creery Wm. R. teacher, 336 Saratoga
Creig Barney, hostler, Bull Head tavern,
rront '
Creighton Mrs. Elmina, 225 Montgomery
L-reiguon Geo. W. cigar maker, 25 Perry
Creighton Capt. Henry, 216 Barre
Creighton Henry T. painter, 379 Light
Creighton James, mariner, 71 William
Creighton Michael, tavern, 39 Centre Market
space
Creighton Mrs. Mary A. 77 Lee
Creighton Robert, ship carpenter, 391 s Eutaw
Creighton Rev. Samuel, 100 Chew
Creighton Wm. B. clerk, 48 Fawn
Cremen John F. collector, 69 n Poppleton
Crcmen John E. jeweler, 69 n Poppleton
Creny Mary J. fancy store, 135 n Eutaw
Creny Margaret S. 135 n Eutaw
Crr^sy Geo. N. agent Md. Tract depostory,
4b Conway '
Crescent Coal Oil Co. of Baltimore, s w cor
West and Howard, office 62 s Gay, Henry
R. Wilson president
Crevingston Geo. A. brakesman, 504 w Pratt
CrewMaryA. 68 8 Chapel
Crew Wm. J. carpenter, 126 Raborg
Crey A oysms L. clerk, 70 Buren
Crey Elizabeth Mary, 70 Buren
"^7o """y ^- restaurant, 3 e Madison, dw
70 Buren
Creyton Thomas, carter, Strieker s of Pratt
Crich Charles, coal heaver, 236 Chase
Crichton Malcolm (Wm. C. & Son,) 36
Mount Vernon place
CRICHTON WM. & SON, grain, flour,
guano, and commis. merchants, 1 Wood
cor Bowly's whf '
Crichton Wm. (Wm. C. & Son,) 36 Mount
Vernon place
Crichton Wm. president Corn and Flour Ex-
change. Monument near St. Paul
Crider Charles A. ehair maker, 154 Pine
Crilley Mrs. Elizabeth, huckster, 153 3 Fre-
mont
Crim Henry C. blacksmith, Calhoun a of
Ramsay
Cnmmel Jacob, cutter, n e cor Mullikin and
Dallas
Crimmel Mrs. Susan, grocery, n e cor Mulli-
kin and Dallas
Crimmins Timothy, teacher, 123 Division
Cripps J. T. nightman, 425 n Gay
Cripps Richard H. 6 Thomsen
Cripps Thomas J. laborer, 6 Thomsen
Cripps Thonrias, of planing mill, 6 Thomsen
Crisall Geo. W. boot maker, 174 e Lombard
Crise George, clerk, 228 Madison av
Crise John L. property agent, 228 w Madison
Crisp Charles, tobacconist, 42 Thames
Crisp Charles E. cigar maker, 253 Gou<-h
Crisp Elijah, painter, 89 n Greene
Crisp Joseph, tobacconist, 42 Thames
Crispeire Frederick, tailor, 297 s Paca
Crispin J. H. clerk, Calvert between Fayette
and Lexington
Crispins Henry, fisherman. Fort av near
Lawrenee
Crispins Peter, laborer, 87 Washington, F H
Criss Michael, 1 Hanover
Crist Elizabeth, fancy goods, 94 s Exeter
Crist Jacob, drayman, 98 Eastern av
Crist Wm. cabinet maker, 252 n Caroline
Cristman Christopher, tailor, 14 Walker
Critzer Sebastian, furn. wagoner, 132 Orleans
Critzman Otto, iron worker, rear of 179 s Ann
I Critzman Wm. painter, 188 Eastern av
Crochen Mary, 2 Slemmers al
Crockard John, stone cutter, 202 n Fremont
Crockett Benton H. boarding, 73 s Charles
Crocker Emanuel, 293 n Caroline
Crocker Mrs. Eliza, 466 Saratoga
Crocker Samuel G. 293 n Caroline
Crockett Charles, soldier, 73 s Charles
Crockett Daniel, huckster, 15 Goodman al
Crockett James, shoemaker, 50 Boyd
Crockett John W. carpenter, 339 Mulberry
Crockett Nehemiah, shoemkr. 362 Lexino-ton
Crockett Theodore, locksmith, 1 Grace ct
Crockett Wm. brakesman, 52 s Schroeder
Crockett Wm. H. turner, 8 Jefferson
Crockett Walter C. bricklayer, 362 Lex-
ington
Crodan Edward, carter, 95 McElderry
Benefit JAU Imurance Co., Wewnrk, N. J.," 89 Second Street!
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Crody James, grocery, 9 Park
Croft James, 118 Pine
Croft Mrs. Mary A. 140 n Fremont
Crofoot Caufield, brickmaker, 893 w Pratt
Crogan Thomas, laborer, 35 French
Croghan Thomas, porter, cor. Madison and
Stirling
Croghan Patrick, tavern, 16 East Falls av
Croghen Peter, laborer, 8 Slemmer al
Crombie Albert D. (Ammidon & C.) 275
Garden
Cromenberger Joseph, barkeeper, 34 e Pratt
Cromer Andw. carter, cor Fremont and Ham-
burg
Cromer Daniel, soldier, 14 Wyeth
Cromer Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 "Wyeth
Cromer John, wagoner, 14 Wyeth
Cromer Margaret, 14 s Eutaw
CROMER THOMAS W. tobacconist, 341
w Baltimore, dw s w cor Lombard and
Strieker
Crommelin & Kane, bankers, 4 North
Crommelin Theodore (C. & Kane) 77 n Eutaw
Cromwell Mrs. Anna, 29 McHenry
Cromwell Anna, tailoress, 160 Gough
Cromwell George H. cabinet maker, 46 s
Broad way
Cromwell Jacob G. baggage master, B. & 0.
R. R. 24 Brune
Cromwell Jacob G. cabinet makr. 438 Walsh
Cromwell John E. sailmaker, 354 e Fayette
Cromwell John, police, 31 Scott
Cromwell Capt. John G. 183 Conway
Cromwell Joseph, collector, 126 Grundy
Cromwell Joseph, sailmaker, 115 Bank
Cromwell Joshua (J. C. & Son,) 136 s Ann
Cromwell Joshua, jr. sailmaker, 160 Gough
Cromwell Joshua & Son, sailmakers, 127
Thames
Cromwell Levi, gunsmith, 265 s Ann, dw 118
Thames
Cromwell Oliver H. 297 Aisquith
Cromwell Oliver H. 288 Aisquith
Cromwell Oliver T. coachmaker, 288 Aisquith
Cromwell Richard, farmer, 89 n Paca
CROMWELL RICHARD, agricultural and
horticultural implement manuf. and seeds-
man, 46 and 48 Light, dw 89 n Paca
Cromwell Wm. carpenter, 202 Eastern av
Cronan Charles P. painter, 4 Humes
Cronan Mary, grocer, 134 Vine
Crone Edward, tavern, 75 n Gay
Crone Frederick A. 401 w Pratt
CRONE WILLIAM C. Wee Drop restau-
rant, 15 n High
Crone Wm. C. deputy sheriff, 15 n High
Croney Philip, cigar maker, 28 s Caroline
Croney Philip H. cigar maker, 58 s Caroline
Cronhardt Charles, jeweler, &c., 88 n Gay,
dw206 '
Cronhardt John, shoemaker, 29 Ensor
Cronin Rev. C. C. 92 Lee
Cronin Deary, laborer, 4 French
Cronin Jeremiah, hackman, 34 Addison
Cronice Mrs. Mary 0. 56 n Liberty
Cronnelley Mary, confectioner, 17 French
Cronvelt George, laborer, 15 Albemarle
Crook Mrs. Ann E. 676 Saratoga
Crook Columbus S. (Wm. H. Crawford &
Co.) 174 Preston
Crook Charles C. 404 Saratoga
Crook Daniel, clerk, 51 Harford av
Crook Mrs. Emma, 190 n Eutaw
Crook Francis A. (George Sanders & Co.) s
w cor Madison and Townsend
Crook Francis A treas. Balto. Equitable So-
ciety, dw s w cor Madison and Townsend
Crook Francis M. auditor Adams' Express,
575 Lexington
Crook George W. 196 Madison av
Crook Geo. W. M. boots, shoes and gaiters,
69 w Baltimore
Crook Henry, clerk Bank of Baltimore, dw
51 Harford av
Crook Jane A. 205 w Lombard
Crook Joseph, (J. C. & Son,) 404 Saratoga
Crook Philip, corresponding clerk Bank of
Baltimore, 51 Harford av
Crook Sallie, 190 n Eutaw
Crook Mrs. Walter, jr. 205 w Lombard
Crook Walter J. (W. C, jr.) 205 w Lombard
CROOK WALTER, JR. dealer in upholstery
and paper hangings, 220 w Baltimore, dw
205 w Lexington,— [See page 16 Mvertise-
inents.]
Crook William W. finisher, 18 s Fremont
Crook William, carpenter, 267 e Biddle
Crook Capt. Wm. S. 85 s Eden
Crooks Joshua, hay, 315 Mulberry
Crookshanks Charles S. ship joiner, Mill, dw
130 s High
Cropp Wm. plasterer, 222 Peirce
CROPPER THOMAS J. grocer and com-
mission merchant, 55 South, dw 17 s High
Cropper Reuben, boiler maker, 34 Williamson
Crosby Capt. Charles T. 127 Orleans
Crosby Mrs. Charlotte Hudson al near Fred-
erick
Crosby George W. soldier, 101 Mount
Crosby James, carpenter, 171Greenmount av
Crosby Joseph, 62 s Greene
Crosby Lewis, engineer, 161 n Central av
Crosby Miles, hostler, 184 Dover
Crosby Thomas H. shoemaker, 18 Willow
Crosby Wm. C. (E. L. Palmer & Co.) 62 s
Greene
Crowshaw John, agent Three Tuns Hotel
Croskup Mrs. Catherine, grocery, 92 Albe-
marle
Cross Adam, 86 Eastern av
Cross Rev. Andrew B. 161 n Calvert
Cross Andrew, laborer, 110 Hollins
Cross Cyril, sheet iron worker, 98 Granby
Cross Cyrus, cabinetmaker, 17 Scott
Cross David H. painter, 169 Hoffman
Cross David, wheelwright, Hillen bet. East
and Forrest, dw 113 n Exeter
Cross Edward, rigger, 216 s Wolfe
Cross Edward T. soldier, 302 w Lombard
Cross E. J. D. attorney, 31 Lexington, dw
161 n Calvert
Cross E. M. & Co. publishers Baltimore City
Business Directory, 110 w Baltimore
Cross George T. boot maker, 98 Granby
Cross George R. clerk, 13 n Exeter
Cross H. L. shoe store, 234 Lexington
Cross John W. carpenter, 483 Saratoga
Cross John, milk dairy 101 s Ann
Cross Jonathan, agent Amer. Tract Society,
302 w Lombard
Cross Joseph H. M. carpenter, 21 L. Sharp,
dw Greene and Lexington
Cross J. D. clerk, 113 n Exeter
Cross Latrobe, bookkeeper, tobacco ware-
house, 84 Hanover
Cross Mary, 198 Forrest
J. HEIVRY GIESE:, Commission Merclxant, for the sale or FIotot, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, dl Spear's TVliarf.
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Cross Richard K. (Wm, S. C. & Bro.) 161 n
Calvert
Cros3 Mrs. Sarah, 57 n Poppleton
Cross Samuel B. blacksmith, 69 and 75 s
Howard, dw 139 Camden
Cross Samuel J. coach maker, 139 Camden
Cross Thomas, laborer, 67 Watson
Cross Thos. W. bricklayer, 57 n Porpleton
Cross Truman, cashier Com. and Farmers'
Bank, dw 9 s Howard
CROSS WM. S. & BRO., lumber, stave and
general commission merchants, n e cor East
Falls and Eastern avs
Cross Wm. S. (W. S. C. & Bro.,) 161 n
Calvert
Cross William, painter, 98 Lancaster
Crosswell Captain John W. mariner, 61 s
Washington, F. P.
Crossman Jacob H. grocer, 118 Lexington
Crossley James T. bacon, .31 n Greene, dw
Crothers Amos, police, 505 Saratoga
Crothers David, coal dealer, 70 North, dw 28
s Spring
Crothers Robert, carpenter, 62 Courtland, dw
28 s Spring
Crotty David, gardener, 261 n Eden
Crou Richard, wagoner, Dover w of Fulton
Crouch Mrs. Ann Elizabeth, seamstress 32
Williamson
Crouch A. B. shoemaker, 141 Hamburg
Crouch David, iron moulder, 261 s Charles
Crouch Capt. Geo. W. 227 Montgomery
Crouch Isabella, 150 e Eager
Crouch John W. boiler maker, 11 Henrietta
Crouch Mrs. Margaret, 226 s Charles
Crouch Stewart, soldier, 341 s Sharp
Crouch Thos.D. blacksmith, 206 Montgomery
Crouch William, printer, 150 e Eager
Croucher George, mariner, 1 Wills
Croughan John, currier, 129 Harford av
Crouse John, blacksmith, 40 Liberty al
Crouse Joseph A. shoemaker, 381 Franklin
Crouse Rebecca, seamstress, 148 George
Crout Hezekiah, tin and sheet iron worker,
48 Penna. av. dw 246
Crouther John, carpenter, 216 n Eutaw
Croutzberg William, cigar maker, 41 Brown
Crow Ezekiel, shoemaker, 9 French
Crow Fredk. cabinet maker, 23 Albemarle
Crow Jane, grocery, 109 Aisquith
Crow John T. editor, 42 Bolton
Crow Lennox, laborer, 262 s Ann
Crow Malachi, clerk, 113 Hillen
CROWDER A. N. grocer, cor Conway and
Warner
Crowder Flemming, coach trimer, 165 Orleans
Crowe John, clerk N. C. R. R. 103 Hillen
Crowe Michael, porter, 113 Hillen
Crowe Michael, porter, 26 Conway
Crowell John, cooper, 363 s Sharp
Crowl Isabella, confectionery, 475 Belair av
Crowler John, carpet weaver, 84 s Spring
Crowley Dennis, sawyer, 322 Forrest
Crowley Fredk. shoemaker, 556 Penna. av
Crowley F. C. contractor, 32 Columbia
Crowley Mrs. Honora, grocery, s e cor Car-
oline and Lombard
Crowley Jacob G. sutler, 197 Lee
Crowley James, periodical dealer, 116 w Bal-
timore, dw 224 e Monument
Crowley James, laborer, 132 s Chester
Crowley John, painter, 7 Baker
Crowley Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 143 s Fre-
mont
Crowley Wm. A. letter carrier, 15 Columbia
Crowley Wm. S. clerk Quarter Master, 123
n Gay
Crowley Wm. S. cigars and tobacco, 123 n
Gay
Crown P. Anthon, cigar maker, 401 w Pratt
Crown Marion A. clerk, 93 n Pine
Crown Mrs. Matilda 93 n Pme
Crownfield Mrs. Anna J. 98 Hanover
Crownfield Herman F. attorney, 1 Courtland
Crownholtz John, tinner, Chase nr Central av
Crowther Amos W. police, 505 Saratoga
Crowther Benj. P. stone mason, 304 Johnson
Crowther James, stone mason, Mount Royal
Crowther Josh, stone mason, 247 w Hoffman
Crowther Llewellyn, salesman, 21 n Calvert
Croyeau Augustin, French goods, 171 w Bal-
timore, dw s w cor Eutaw and Fayette
Crozier Charles, hatter, 198 s Broadway
Crozier James, moulder, 46 McElderry
Crozier John R. 96 Gough
Crozier Margaret A. teacher, 108 s Caroline
Crozier Wm. sailmaker, 118 s Caroline
Cruden James, furn. wagon, 371 Franklin
Cruikshank J. A. apothecary, 173 Penna. av
Crumbacker, telegraphist, 128 Hoffman
Crumbacker Ephraim, clerk, 128 Hoffman
Crumm Mary F. upholstress, 302 n Howard
Crunimer Alex, engineer, 126 e Madison
Crummer Dan'l, draughtsman, 126 e Madison
Crummer Eliza A. 12G e Madison
Crummer Henry, clothing cutter, 82 Park
Crummer Nathan J. grocer, 76 Hillen
Cruse Andrew, cigar maker, 74 n Caroline
Cruse Charles, engineer, 43 s Schroeder
Cruse Edward, boatman, 97 Lancaster
Cruse Mrs. Elizabeth, 70 Eislein
Cruse Geo. W. cigar maker, 74 n Caroline
Cruse Henry H. pop business, 341 s Bond
Cruse Isaac, clerk, 235 Hanover
Cruse John H. 5 n Caroline
Crusen Edw. machinist, 523 w Lombard
Crusen Mrs. Sarah, 504 Light
Cruser Isaac, clerk, 235 Hanover
CRUSSE JOHN, tavern, 81 Boston, and coal
and wood yard cor Boston and Leakin
Cryan John, hostler, 79 s Poppleton
Cubel Fredk. W. harness mak. 96 Leadenhall
Cuddy Isaac, 191 Orleans
Cudv Mrs. Sarah, 101 West
Cuff' Patrick, grocery, 38 Block
Cugle John (C, Sickel & Co.) 191 St. Paul
CUGLE, SICKEL & CO. fancy goods and
notions, 285 w Baltimore
Cuhard Cornelius, laborer, 502 w Pratt
Culbertson C. D. Quarter Master U. S. A.
49 Lexington
Culbertson J. G. police, 60 n High
Culbertson Isaac, clerk, 60 n High
Culbertson Louisa, 60 n High
Culin Adam V. coal dealer, Fayette near
Fulton
Cullahan Thomas, laborer, 13 Fall
Cullan James, 125 Ensor
Cullan Mrs. Mary, cane worker, 27 Armi-
stead la
Cullen Catharine, tavern, 81 Forrest
Cullen Isabella, 119 s Castle
Cullen James, shoemaker, 140 German
Cullen Mrs. Mary ,cupper and leecher, 34 s
Bond
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Mannfactnrers ot Roors and Roofing Itlaterlals, 111 Smltli's
AVbarf. C. HART SMITH, Ag^cnt.
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Cullen Mary, cupper and leecher, 10 s Bond
Cullen Michael, laborer, 190 s Washington,
F. P.
Cullen Patrick, grocer, s e cor Madison and
Stirling
Cullen Patrick, laborer, 45 w Lombard
Cullen Thomas, clerk, 28 Hanover
Cullen Thomas, bootmaker. Union hotel, s w
cor Pratt and Charles
Cullender George, mariner, 67 Albemarle
Culley Edward, laborer, 98 Harford av
Cullimore & Austin, ship smiths, 1 and 3
Fell
Cullimore John, (C. & Austin,) 217 Bank
Cullimore Mrs. John, boarding, 193 e Pratt
Cullimore Mrs. Rebecca, 242 Light
Cullington Thos. cigar maker, 15 w Lombard
Culling Caroline, laundress, 170 w Fayette
Culling Geo. W. miller, 170 w Fayette
Cullison Geo. W. pilot, 301 e Lombard
Cullison George E. bricklayer, 228 Bank
Cullison James M. ice cream, 182 Madison av
Cullison Maria, 228 Bank
Cullison Noah, feed, 87 Penna. av
Cullison Thomas W. carpenter, n e cor Lom-
bard and Ann
Cullison Wm. H. stone mason, Falls road
near tollgate
Culpepper Daniel W. 108 s Sharp
Cullum Ann, trimmings and confectionery,
62 Greenmount av
CULLUM NELSON, flour, feed &c., 13 w
Lombard, dw 187 e Monument
Culnan Samuel, comb maker, 465 n Gay
Culver Chas. engineer, 103 n Caroline
Culver John, blacksmith, 84 e Madison
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON CO.,
R. H. Phipps agent, L. P.
Cumberland Charles, 20 Hampstead
Cumming Miss Jane, Young Ladies' Literary
Institute, 7 n Carey
Cumming Wm. A. tobacconist, 189 w Balti-
more, dw 34 9 Sharp
Cummings Alex. 44 Spring row
Cummings Henrietta, teacher, 140 Hanover
Cummings James, laborer, 119 Pierce
Cummings James, ship carpenter, 94 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Cummings James, blacksmith, 12 Stiles
Cummuigs John, laborer, e Fayette extended
Cummings John, milkman, e Fayette extended
Cummings Lewis H. tinner, 171 Garden
Cummings Mrs. Margaret, 171 Garden
Cummings Mrs. Mary, 12 Stiles
Cummings Margaret, 118 s Ann
Cummings Mary, 116 s Ann
Cummings Patrick, bricklayer, 17 High
Cummings Patrick, laborer, 193 s Castle al
Cummings Mrs. Rosanna, seamstress, 120 n
Fremont
Cummings Mrs. Rose, candies, 439 Saratoga
Cummins Rev. George D. 283 Madison av
Cummins John G. fruiterer, 48 n Exeter
Cummins John W. carpenter, 48 n Exeter
Cummins Capt. Jonathan, 160 German
Cummins Robt. P. bricklayer, 230 n Bond
Cummins Thomas, laborer, 9 Falls
CUMMISKEY EUGENE, attorney, 43 St.
Paul
Cumpe Conrad, blacksmith, 23 s Bethel
Cundiff Capt. Wm. mariner, 37 Lee
Cunio Andrew, confectioner, s w cor Douglass
and Forrest
Cunnigan John, laborer, 101 Plum al
Cunningham And. coach painter, 291 e Mad-
ison
Cunningham Barney, laborer, rear of 197
Montgomery
Cunningham Dr. Chas. T. D. 130 e Pratt
Cunningham Charles, broommaker, 42 Ross
Cunningham Cornelius N. shoemaker, 212
Hollins
CUNNINGHAM & COCHRAN, stoves,
furnaces, tinware, &c., 53 s Calvert, and
Cheapside s of Lombard
Cunningham E. H. clerk, 78 e Fayette
Cunningham Edward, bricklayer, 291 e Ma-
dison
Cunningham Elizabeth S. 231 Franklin
Cunningham Geo. A. sup't at planing mill,
67 s Eden
Cunningham Geo. W. mariner, 360 Franklin
Cunningham Capt. Isaac H. mariner, 5 Perry
Cunningham Capt. Jas. mariner, 9 House ct
Cunningham Jas. stone mason, 99 n Caroline
Cunningham J. H. commissary clerk, How-
ard House
Cunningham James, 78 e Fayette
Cunningham James M. clerk, 91 e Fayette
Cunningham James, 267 n Dallas
Cunnigham James, hackman, n w cor German
and Pine
Cunningham Jane, 78 Chesnut
Cunningham John E. A. (C. & Cochran) 207
e Madison
Cunningham John, grocery, 413 s Charles
Cunningham John, switch tender, 73 s Reg-
ester
Cunningham John B. 93 French
Cunningham John D. propt'r of hacks, 278
Aisquith
Cunningham Geo. A. painter, 1 King, dw 55
Columbia
Cunningham John, laborer, 221 Boston
Cunningham Mary, 40 Valley
Cunningham Mary 93 French
Cunningham Mary, tavern, 21 Boston
Cunningham Mi's. Mary, Townsend near
John
Cunningham Mrs. Mary A. 222 Dover
Cunningham Mrs. Mary, grocery, 142 n
Eutaw
Cunningham Merriken B. agricultural imp't
maker, 91 e Fayette
Cunningham Mortimore, 130 e Pratt
Cunningham Michael, machinist, 142 n Eutaw
Cunningham Michael, laborer, 192 Holiday
Cunningham Nich. laborer 1 New Church
Cunningham Peter, laborer, 304 Ross
Cunningham Sam'l, hackman, 327 Harford av
Cunningham Mrs. Sarah, 18 Lemmon al
Cunningham Thomas A. clerk, U. S. subsist-
ence department, dw Howard House
Cunningham Thomas, blacksmith, 38 Grant,
dw 222 Montgomery
Cunningham Thos. B. carpenter, 91 e Fayette
Cunningham Thomas A. coal agent, 22 w Se-
cond, dw n w cor Madison and Calvert
Cunningham Wm. H. flour, feed and lime,
s w cor Ensor and East, dw 290 n Caroline
Cunningham William C. carpenter, 184 e
Monument
Cunningham Wm. R. clerk. Chase w of Bond
Cunningham Wm. A. police, 149 n Caroline
Cunningham William W. druggist, 195 n
Central av
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Neivark, N. J.,"
' Mutual
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Cunz John W. clerk, 70 Decker
Cupp Daniel, tailor, 81 s Spring
Cupp Michael, laborer, 190 Eastern av
Curlett Edward W. plasterer, 196 Gough
Curlett Elias M. soldier, 120 Lee
CURLETT JOHN & SON, coachmakers, 33
North
Curlett John, jr., (Smith & C.) 185 St. Paul
Curlett John (J. C. & Son,) Calvert near
Madison
CURLETT LEWIS G. commission mer-
chant, s w cor Camden and Charles, dw
20 Lee
Curlett Mary, 125 Mullikin
Curlett Thos. coach painter, 204 Gough
Curlett Wm. (J. C. & Son,) 79 McCulloh
Curley Bernard, laborer, 66 Essex
Curley H. R. druggist, 2 s Howard, dw Bal-
timore Co
Curley Hubert, laborer, 34 Morton al
Curley James, architect, 83 Park
Curley James W. hardware, 17 n Howard,
dw Baltimore Co
Curley James A. clerk, 169 w Biddle
Curley John T. bookkeeper, Baltimore Co
Curley John, liquors, 202 Cathedral
Curley Dr. Joseph H. cashier People's Bank,
dw 24 s Strieker
Curley Kieran, 202 w Madison
Curley Louis, laborer, 288 e Monument
Curley Mary E. Ross extended
Curley Margaret, 29 Centre Market space
Curley Rachel, tailoress, 41 Abbott
Curley Thomas, laborer, 59 York
Curley Wm. boiler maker, 88 Grundy
Curns Pv.ev. James, 95 s High
Curran Charles, lamps and oils, 210 n Gay,
dw 36 Greenmount av
Curran Edward, laborer, 149 Aliceanna
Curran Francis, laborer, 37 Eastern av
Curran Francis, Clinton
Curran James, machinist, 36 Greenmount av
Curran Joanna, 310 Light
Curran Mary, dress maker, 16 Scott
Curran Margaret, laundress, 35 e Monument
Curran Mary, 1 Webster al
Curran Nicholas F. pattern maker, 310 Light
Curran Patrick, laborer, 44 Cooksie
Curren Edward, laborer, 61 Centre Market
space
Curren Edward, laborer, 24 Block
Curren Matthew, carter, 179 s Central av
Currey Francis, engineer, 171 s Chapel
Currey James H. assist, surgeon, U. S. A.
Fort McHenry
Currey John, 44 Chew
Curry Eliza, boarding, 28 Hanover
Curry Geo. W. baker, 423 w Pratt
Curry Hugh, dyer, 4 Franklin la
Curry John T. shoemaker, 194 e Madison
Curry John, 253 e Fayette
Curry John laborer, 16 e Madison
Curry Levi H. clerk at tobacco warehouse,
84 Hanover
Curry Dr. Patrick S. 54 French
Curry Wm. carpenter, 115 s Bond
Curry Wm. H. blacksmith, 170 Eager
Cursa F. soldier, 331 s Bond
Curtain Henry G. clerk, 253 e Biddle
Curtain Henry, butcher, 16 Centre, 20 Lex-
ington, and 16 Richmond markets, dw Har-
ford av near city limits
Curtain Johanna, huckstress, 15 Diamond
Curtain James, butcher, Harford av near city-
limits
Curtain James, butcher, 14 Centre Market,
dw Baltimore Co
Curtean Samuel, oak cooper, Ellicott nr Lom-
bard, dw 204 n Eden
Curtin Mary, dress maker, 88 Saratoga
Curtin Patrick, bar tender, 552 w Baltimore
Curtin Susan, dress maker, 88 Saratoga
Curtis Albert, tailor, 230 German
Curtis Rev. A. A. 328 Madison av
Curtis Chas. A. blacksmith, 54 Dolphin
Curtis Henry A. cutter, 230 German
Curtis James, bookkeeper, 125 w Fayette
Curtis John, huckster, 15 Albert al
Curtis John D. cabinet maker, 230 German
Curtis Peter, laborer, 239 Lemmon
Curtis John A. turner, 49 Pine
Curtz Louisa, tailoress, 101 Orchard
Curvan Frances, 96 e Eager
Curvel Charles, bricklayer, 81 Garden
Curvel John, bricklayer, 290 n Eutaw
Curvel Sarah, 81 Garden
Curveill Samuel T. police, 167 Greene
Curviil Elizabeth, 96 e Eager
Curvill Margaret, 96 e Eager
Curviil Wm. sailmaker, 73 s Regester
Cushaw John, cigar maker, 217 Mulberry
Cushaw Rachel, 183 Lexington
Cusick Mary, 161 Aliceanna
CUSHINGS & BAILEY, booksellers and
stationers, 262 w Baltimore
Cushing David, (C. & Ehlen,) 97 w Fayette
CUSHING & EHLEN, coal dealers, 36 w
Second
Cushing Frank C. clerk, 207 w Lombard
Cushing Henry M. 207 w Lombard
Cushing Mrs. Jane, 354 w Lombard
Cushing John, 207 w Lombard
Cushing John, s w cor Lombard and Paca
Cushing John, jr., s wcor Lombard and Paca
Cushing Joseph, (Whitney, C. & Co.) 60 s
Greene
Cushing Joseph, jr., (Cushings & Bailey,) 99
w Fayette
Cushing Joseph M. (Cushings & Bailey,) 99
w Fayette
Cushing Richard C, duarter Master, U. S.
A., 207 w Lombard
Cushing Wiley, clerk, 99 w Fayette
Cushraan Catharine, seamstress, 47 Chesnut
Cusker Thomas, ship carpenter, 320 Canton av
CUSTOM HOUSE, (U. S.,) n w cor Lom-
bard and Gay
Gusty Mrs. Mary, 7 Rock
Custy John, grocery, 88 s Howard
Custy Michael, 364 s Charles
CUTAIAR FRANCIS, cigars and tobacco,
427 Saratoga
Cutler Chas. S. clerk, 193 w Biddle
Cutler Sm.ith, carpenter, 308 Johnson
Cuttle Geo., Caroline near Biddle
Czarnowsky Francis, glazier, 664 w Baltimore
Daberaskt John, locksmith, 119 Lexington
Dabres Edw. shoemaker, 198 w Fayette, dw
246
Dadds Mrs. Mary A. 118 William
Dade & Dorsey, tobacco com. merchants, 128
s Charles
Dade Robert, (D. & Dorsey,) 14 Pearl
HENRY GIESE, ComjulBsion Merchant, for tlie sole of Flour, Ornln, Seeds, Ac.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Iioud, 21 Spear's Wharf.
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Daegler Gotleip, tailor, 325 e Lombard
Daferner Fredk. druggist, 11 George al
DafRn Benj. cutler, 2 Holiday, dw 44 n High
Baffin Charles C. D. engineer, 229 w Fayette
Daffin Robert, surveyor, 244 e Monument
Dagan Wm. 223 Madison av
Daheiser Caroline, 55 Jefferson
Dahle Charles F. 28 n Front
Dahle John H. C. boarding, 95 n Gay
Dahl Jacob, tavern, 88Penna. av
Dahl Jacob, grocer, 11 Union
Dahler George, laborer, 9 Watson ct
Dahler Henry, mariner, 44 s Gist
Dahler John, laborer, 14 Callender al
Dahlweiner Mrs. Annie, seamstress, 18 Booth
Dahm Peter, messenger Adams Express Co.,
213 Barre
Daicker John, tavern, 34 n Liberty
Daiger Charles H. clerk, 313 Garden
Daiger Edward, restaurant, Madison av near
Druid Hill, dw 209 n Eutaw
Daiger Francis A. varnisher, 144 German
Daiger Fred, hardware dealer, 324 w Pratt
Daiger Joseph, collector, 199 n Eutaw
DAIGER MATTHEW A. cabinet maker, 74
s Broadway
Daiger Wm. H. clerk city collector's office,
43 n Eden
Dail Daniel, carpenter, 4 Tripolet al, dw 126
sHigh
Dail D. H. salesman, 285 w Baltimore
Dailey Anth. (A, D. & Bro.) 759 w Baltimore
Dailey A & Brother, tinners and stoves, 759
w Baltimore
Dailey Miss Catharine, dress maker, 751 w
Baltimore ■
Dailey Ellen , 37 Saratoga
Dailey Elizabeth, 17 Chase
Dailey Ellen, dress maker, 17 Chase
Dailey Ephraim V. surgical instruments, 68 n
Calvert
Dailey Edward H. brushmak. s w^cor Charles
and Lombard, dw 68 n Calvert
Dailey E. painter and varnisher, 66 Ensor
Dailey Jacob, carpent. rear 197 Montgomery
Dailey James, grocer, Fort av. near Hull
Dailey John, (A. D. & Bro.) 759 w Baltimore
Dailey John, sailmaker, 143 s Spring
Dailey John, blacksmith, 225 Columbia
Dailey Mary E. dressmaker, 17 Chase
Dailey Mark, laborer, 58 Tyson
Dailey Owen, grocery, 85 n Dallas
Dailey Peter, glass blower, Stockholm near
Eutaw
Dailey Thomas H. cigar maker, 15 Townsend
Dailey Thomas, machinist, 9 VVillow
Daily Isabella, dressmaker, 56 Holland
Daily John A. teacher, 56 Holland
Dailey James, baker, 751 \v Baltimore
Daily Mary, 86 e Madison
Daily Marg't, rear 13 Central av
Daily Sarah, grocery, 73 s Spring
Daily Thomas, saddles and harness, 41 South,
dw 16 s Calvert
Dailey Wm. varnisher, 66 Ensor
Daily Wm. F. surgical instrument maker, 11
Light, dw 105 w Fayette
Daingerfield John B. clerk, 29 Pleasant
Dainner Michael, bark mill, 223 s Bond
Dairs Henry, wooden ware, 464 w Baltimore,
dw 49 n Pine
Dais John, mariner, 181 e Lombard
Daisel Simon, butcher, 186 s Caroline
Dale Mary, 515 Saratoga
Dale Robert, car painter, 515 Saratoga
Dale Robert, police, 280 Mulberry
Dale Samuel, carpenter, 274 Mulberry
Dale Samuel, laborer, 515 Saratoga
Dale Sarah A. 169 Hanover
Daley Francis, laborer, 241 Hamburg
Daley Henry, marble polisher, 82 HoHday
Daley Jacob, 194 e Fayette
Daley James, carter, 33 New Church
Daley Joseph, collector, 24 Jackson
Daley Michael, porter, 4 Garden
Daley Mary, seamstress, 101 n Pine
Daley Peter, laborer, 29 Neighbor
Daley Michael, horse shoer, 45 Harford av
Dalhouer Joseph, cabinet maker, 145 s Exeter
Dail Austin, (A. D. & Co.) 72 Cathedral
Dail, Austin & Co. dry goods commission
merchants, 22 Hanover
Dail Daniel, forwarder, 62 s Poppleton
Dail Mrs. James, Penna. av. near toll-gate
Dail John, laborer, Fulton s of Pratt
Dail Joseph E. salesman, 155 Park
Dallam Edward B. (Fitzgerald, Booth & Co.)
72 Courtland
Dallam Joseph W. clerk P. 0. 23 n Calvert
Dallam Joseph W. clerk, 276 w Fayette
Dallam W. L. teacher, 20 n Eutaw
Daller Christopher, organ builder, 53 Fawn
D'Almaine Geo photographer, 91 w Balti-
more, dw 5 s Exeter
Dalrymple Alexander, insp. custom house,
dw 152 Barre
Dalrymple Dr. Augustine J. 330 e Pratt
Dalrymple Mrs. Agnes, 204 n Exeter
Dalrymple Rev. Edwin A., D. D., prest. Uni-
versity of Md., 32 Mulberry, dw 195 w
■ Lombard
Dalrymple George W. clerk, 112 Hill
Dalrymple, James A. clerk, 152 Barre
Dalrymple Jcan'te, dress maker, 204 n Exeter
Dalrymple John, machinist, 112 Hill
Dalrymple Robert, clerk, 112 Hill
Dalrymple Thos. carpenter, 7 L. Constitution
Dalrymple Wm. F. 69 w Second, dw 113 Park
Dalrymple Dr. Wm. D. 143 n Eutaw
DALSHEIMER DAVID, boots and shoes,
178 and 192 Lexington, and wholesale boots
and shoes, over 269 w Baltimore
Dalsheimer Sylvan, bookk'er, 178 Lexingtoii
Dalton John, watchman, 53 French
Dalton Maurice, tailor, 190 e Lombard
Daly Eugene, restaurant. Wine, bet. Charles
and Light
Daly John, blacksmith, 184 Columbia
Daly Mrs. M. A. dress maker, 295 Saratoga
Daly Thomas, laborer, 271 Hanover
Daly Michael, 4 Garden
Damar Christian, lab. 226 Washington, F. H.
Damast Philip, laborer, 202 Montgomery
Damer Andrew, cabinet maker, 38 Marion
Darner John S. Howard house
Damer Sebastian, huckster, 127 Mulberry
Dameron Wm. boot cutter, 62 s Sharp
Damm August, 8 s Gist
Damm John, laborer, 264 L. Church
Dammann, P. W. & E. imp. of cloths and
hosiery, 19 Hanover
Dammann F. Wm. (F. W. & E. D.) cot Fre-
mont and Lanvale
Dammann Ernest, (F. W. & E. D.) Chats-
worth opp. Hoffman
Dammann Dr. Lewis H. 379 Saratoga
OBO. S. PAGE & BRO., Mannfectturera of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 SmtOl'S
Wbaxf. C. HART SOUTH, Agent.
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Damme Sophia, boot and shoe dealer, 214 a
Broadway
Dampf J. H. & Co. photographers, over 105
w Baltimore
Dampf J. H.(J. H. D. & Co.) 105 w Baltimore
Danberger David, confectioner, 36 Franklin
DANDELET FRANCIS, Bait. Brewery, n e
cor Conway and Hanover, dw 107 Hanover
Dandelet Francis, (D. & Feuillan) 124 n
Howard
Danehar Daniel, laborer, 125 Chesapeake
Daneker Charles W. shipsmith, 5 Poultney
Daneker David, machinist, 224 Montgomery
Daneker Edwin, librarian South Bait. Me-
chanics Library, 143 Cross
Daneker Edwin T. millwright, 143 Cross
Daneker Henry, sheet iron worker, 224 Mont-
gomery
Daneker John F. millwright, 20 Poultney
Daneker John J. deputy sheriff, 143 Cross
Daneker Orman A. clerk, 110 Aisquith
Danels Bolivar D. jr., attorney and consul
Venezuela, .57 w Fayette, dw 214 n Charles
Danels John D. jr. (Claggett& Co.) Charles
near Chase
Danfelser Adam, cooper, 172 s Central av
Danfelser Martin, shoemaker, 4 Cotton row,
Canton
Danforth F. L. printer, 144 w Baltimore
Daniel Aug. varnisher, 44 Leadenhall
Daniel Andrew, shoemaker, 191 Vine
Daniel Augustus, varnisher, 96 Henrietta
Daniel Mr. and Mrs. collegiate institute for
young ladies, 241 n Eutaw, Hamilton terrace
Daniel Robert, of collegiate institute for young
ladies, 241 n Eutaw, Hamilton terrace
D \1S(IEL WM. attorney at law, 67 w Fayette
dw 41 s Sharp
Daniel Wm. 41 s Sharp
Daniels George W. chair maker, 374 e Eager
Daniels Giles, cigar maker, 171 Stirling
Daniels Howard, architect, 120 Bolton
Daniels Howard, architect, 172 Cathedral
Daniels Mrs. Martha, seam's, 18 Lemmon al
Daniels Capt. Wm. B. mariner, 223 Aisquith
Dankmcyer Fred'k, baker, 830 w Baltimore
Dankmeyer Theodore, baker, 661 w Baltimore
Danks George H. puddler, 460 Walsh
Dannafelt Adam, cooper, 172 s Central av
Dannanberger Isaac, tailor, 64 Chesnut
Dannenberg Mrs. Louisa, 339 Lexington
DanYieman George, weaver, 271 s Ann
Dannenfelser Philip, grocer, 222 Aliceanna
Dannebaum Samuel, 118 Lee
Dannettel Henry L. cabinet maker, 182 Lee
Dannettel John H. carpenter, 10 New Church
Danninger John, drayman, 297 s Sharp
Danskin Washington A. jr. photographer,
137 w Hoffman
Danskin Washington A. (D. & Co.) 137 w
Hoffman
DANSKIN & CO. gentlemen's furnishing
store, 155 w Baltimore
Danz Edward, cap maker, 20 President
Darby Benj. F. bookkeeper, 319 w Fayette
Darby Benj. (D. & Co.) 319 w Fayette
DARBY & CO. steam candy manufacturers,
296 w Baltimore and 1 n Liberty
Darby David, (D. & Co.) 531 w Fayette
Darby Franklin, (D. &Co.)319 w Fayette
Darby Montilion, machinist, 456 w Lombard
Darby Philin, clerk, 632 w Fayette
Darby Wm. machinist, 310 Aisquith
Dare G. George, (D., Sproston & Co.) 32g
Sharp
Dare Dr. George H. 29 s Eutav/
Dare Margaret, 161 Hanover
Dare, Sproston & Co. commission merchants,
95 s Charles
Dare Wm. H. clerk, 183 s Paca
Daring George, shoemaker, 204 s Wolf
Darkice Wm. shoemaker, 396 Harford aT
Darley Wm. F. wheelwright, 310 Aisquith
Darling Edward, tador, 146 Saratoga
Darling Eliza, 157 Forrest
Darling F. Taylor, dry goods dealer,»157 For-
rest, dw 134 n Exeter
Darling James, sexton Monument M. E. Ch.
dw 40 Stirling
Darling James, gardener, Point lane
DarUng James, tinner, 90 Aisquith
Darling James T. carpenter, 291 n Howard
Darling John, bricklayer, 90 Aisquith
Darling Lewis, baker, 137 n Eutaw
Darling Mary A. 291 n Howard
Darmstall Wm. 202 s Chapel
DARRAUGH DANIEL & CO. imp. shoe
findings and leather, 16 s Calvert
Darraugh Daniel, (Daniel D.&Co.) 28 s Broad-
way
Darraugh R. J. (D. D. & Co.) 13 n Caroline
Darrell Charles, (John Biggar & Co.) Centre
near Charles
Darrell Stewart, (J. C. Yates & Co.) over n
w cor Gay and Pratt
Darrington Mrs. Mary E. 37 s Broadway
Darrow Peter, pic. frame maker, 250 Hanover
Dart John R. collar maker, 358 e Monument
Darwick Conrad, carpenter, 100 n Pine
Darwick Mrs. Fredericka grocer, 100 n Pine
Dasch John, stove jobber, 99 Dallas
Dasch John P. tavern, 189 Hollins
Dasch Petur, laborer, 194 s Bond
Dash John, weaver, 171 Peirce
Dashall John F. tavern, 271 n Gay
Dashield Wm. H. caulker, 54 Cross
Dashields Mrs. Ellen, 76 McElderry
Dashields John, painter, 8 Gould's la
Dashiell Mrs. Ann, 50 Bank
Dashiell Charles E. carver, 50 Bank
Dashiell Emily W. 287 n Howard
Dashiell George H. painter, 150 Bank
Dashiell James T. mariner, 150 Bank
Dashiell Rev. John H. school, 198 w Biddle,
dw 287 n Howard
Dashiell John B. carver, 150 Bank
Dashiell John J. 287 n Howard
Dashiell Levin F. rope maker, lis Washing- ,
ton, F. P. '
Dashiell Matilda, 273^ Aisquith
Dashiell Dr. Nicholas Leeke,207 s Broadway
Dashiell Rolicrt, last maker, 110 s Caroline
Dashiell Rufus, drayman, 107 s Bethel
DASHIELL S. K. Collects Claims
in any part of the State ; Eents
of all kinds; Sells Real Estate;
and transacts business generally,
Office and dw. 32 St. Paul n of
Payette. References: Enoch Pratt,
Thos. Donaldson, Wm. H. Collins.
Dashiell Wm. 0. clerk, 27)^ Aisquith
Dashiell Wm. R. bricklayer, 50 Holland
WBI. P.
'ATEIBD, r.Iarinc, i'~'irc nixtl Lilf<; Inaitmnce Agent nnil Broker. Agent
Benellt IA£e Insurance Co., JSevrarU., ]V. J.," 80 Second Strset.
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DAV
Datz H. laborer, 333 s Bond
Daubert Louis, shoemaker, 94 Raborg
Daughaday John T. undertaker, 70 n Exeter
Daughaday Joseph, police, 41 Milliman
Daugherty Elizabeth, 3 Slemmer alley
Daugherty James M. printer, 80 Harford av
Daugherty Mrs. John W. 16 Jackson square
Daugherty Wm. H. police, 786 w Baltimore
Daum Lorentz, tailor, 78 s Wolf
Dauman George, basket maker, 183 s Bond
Daumelin George, wood sawyer, 80 Somerset
Dausch Anthony, stevedore, 347 e Lombard
Dausch G. P. stevedore, 151 s Ann
DAUTERICH HENRY, lager beer saloon,
s e cor Fayette and Ann
Dauterich John, lager beer, 98 n Central av
Daveney Robert J. drayman, 31 Milliman
Davenport Joseph, teacher, 1 Greenmount av
Davenport Mrs. Susan, 230 w Pratt
Davey Patrick, laborer, 5 Fall
David Margaret, variety store, 33 s Front
Davids Garret B. inspector of iron clads, 171
w Fayette
Davidson A. B. importer and dealer in cloths
and cassimeres, over 1 Hanover, dw 246 w
Fayette
Davidson Charles N. clerk, 258 w Fayette
DAVIDSON CLARK Y. gas fitter, 15 n Li-
berty, dw 30 Holiday
DAVIDSON F. H. hardware, 160 Franklin,
dw 26 George
Davidson Francis, 119 n Central av
Davidson Frederick, dw 26 George
Davidson Mrs. H. A. 207 Hanover
Davidson James H. painter, 467 n Gay
Davidson James W. huckster, 329 Harford av
Davidson James H. painter, 128 e Lombard
Davidson John G. clerk, 276 e Baltimore
Davidson John F. clerk, 258 w Fayette
Davidson Mary, seamstress, Strieker s of Pratt
Davidson Samuel G. rope maker, cor point la
and Harford av
Davidson Dr. Samuel A. 67 s Charles
Davidson Wm. B. painter, 166 n Spring
Davidson William T. (Adams & D.) 142 n
Charles
Davies Edward, carpenter, 26 Grundy
Davis A. carpenter, 31 n Exeter
Davis Adam, laborer, 37 s Bethel
Davis Albert, shoemaker, 114 Low
Davis Albin P. machinist, 10 s Republican
Davis Albert, carpenter, 10 Hill
Davis Amos M. cooper, 388 Hanover
Davis Ann E. dressmaker, 495 Belair av
Davis Mrs. Ann, 485 w Baltimore
Davis August, tailor, 70 Harrison
Davis Archibald T. tinner, 326 Franklin
Davis Rev. Benjamin M. Clinton s of Boston
Davis Benj. coach maker, 235 n Cent;-al av
Davis Benj. mariner, 181 Hughes
Davis Benj. cop. smelter, Clinton s of Boston
Davis Bradford A. sailmaker, 63 s Bond
Davis Charles A. constable, 10 n Republican
Davis Charles H. pilot, 209 Bank
Davis Charles, butcher, 46 s Exeter
Davis Charles H. clerk, 22 Jackson
Davis Dr. Charles, 83 n Greene
Davis Mrs. Caroline, 246 Saratoga
Davis Charles C. shoemaker, 336 Franklin
Davis Catherine, laundress, 161 East
Davis Charles W. silversmith, 209 e Lombard
DAVIS CHARLES W.. bookkeeper, 134
Mulberry
Davis Christopher C. B. baggage master, B.
&0. R. R. 143 Camden
Davis Cyrus, printer, 22 Jackson
Davis Daniel, laborer, 363 e Eager
Davis David, carpenter, McElderry ct. dw
149 n Central av
Davis Elizabeth, 4 Necessity alley
Davis Edward, shoemaker, 199 w Fayette
Davis Edwin R. hatter, 21 s Eutaw
Davis Elizabeth, 24 French
Davis Edward E. carpenter, 59 L Montgomery
Davis Edward, carpenter, 26 Granby
Davis Edw. jr. carpenter, 59 L. Montgomery
Davis Frederick, turnkey. Middle District,
Holiday near Saratoga
Davis Frederick, coachsmith, 60 e Holiday
Davis Frances, tavern, 161 Eastern av
Davis George W. police, 91 n Front
Davis George, grocer, 107 Ross
Davis George L.L. librarian Law Library, dw
34 n Calvert
Davis Geo. T. boiler maker, 160 Hughes
Davis George W. blacksmith, 133 Cross
Davis George iM. blacksmith, 254 Hollins
Davis Geo. W. upholsterer, 168 n Front
Davis George S. plasterer, 75 Pearl
Davis George H. (Cumberland Dugan & Co.)
42 s Eutaw
Davis George H. clerk, 97 s Paca
Davis Geo. A. jr. carpenter, 287 w Lombard
Davis George, fireman, 121 Cross
Davis George M. carpenter, 403 w Lombard
Davis G. W. property agent, 51 w Fayette
dw 321 Ross
Davis Georgeanna, dressmaker, 656 Saratoga
Davis Harriet, 168 Chesnut
Davis Henrietta, teacher, 52 Walsh
DAVIS H. WINTER, attorney at law, 56
St. Paul
Davis Henry H. blacksmith, 77 Camden
Davis Henry, copper smelter, Clinton n of
Boston
Davis Henry, watchman, Clinton n of Boston
Davis Henry, wooden ware, 464 w Baltimore,
dw 49 Pine
Davis Howard, millwright, 349 Franklin
Davis Hugh, fireman, 32 Abbey alley
Davis Isabella, 29 n Fremont
Davis Jackson, barkeeper, 130 n Front
Uavis Jacob C. millwright, 484 Franklin
Davis Jacob C. carpenter, 484 Franklin
Davis James C. house carpenter, n w cor of
Central av and Gough, dw 109 s Eden
Davis James E. coal dealer, s w cor Bond and
Lombard, dw 24 s Caroline
Davis James E. carpenter, 68 Ridgely
Davis James, lumber dealer, 136 Lee
Davis James, stone cutter, 158 Franklin
Davis Jane J. 113 s Castle al
DAVIS JOHN, junk and iron dealer, 292 s
Caroline, dw 81 Cambridge
Davis John, stone cutter, 24 Scott
Davis John, laborer, 206 Eastern av
Davis John C. carpenter, 177 Hollins
Davis John R. clerk camji Bradford, 21 Barnet
Davis John, rigger, 219 s Ann
Davis John W. carpenter, 102 n Bond
Davis John, tinner, 27 Henrietta
Davis Jolin K. coach trimmer, 321 Ross
Davis John F. house painter, 78 s Paca
Davis John W. office, 41 St. Paul
Davis John, grocery, Belair av extended
Davis John E. machinist, 21 s Oregon
J. HEMVRY GISSB, Commission Slerclinnt, Tor tUe sale of Flour, Ornin, Seeds, SiC
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, til Spear's 'Wliarf.
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Davis John W. property agent, 69 Hill
Davis John F. carpenter and builder, 35 n
Sharp, dw 78 s Paca
Davis John W. tinner, 85 Hamburg
Davis Joseph, chairmaker, 169 e Madison
Davis Joseph P. blacksmith, 22 s Republican
Davis Joseph H. miller, 22 s Republican
Davis Josiah, 115 n Broadway-
Davis Lydia, millinery, 68 Pearl
Davis Lewis, sugar refiner, 364 Central av
Davis Marcus, tailor, 98 e Lombard
Davis Mary M. 73 North
Davis Mrs. Mary A. 363 e Eager
Davis Mary A. coal dealer, n w cor Central av
and Gough, dw 109 s Eden
Davis Mary Ann, boarding house, 36 n Oregon
Davis Mary A. 109 s Eden
Davis Mrs. Mary A. 173 Wayne
Davis Mrs. Margaret, 42 Franklin al
Davis Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 2 Daw-
son alley
Davis Maria E. 121 s Bond
DAVIS & MILLER, druggists, 12 n Howard
Davis Mrs. Phoebe, 121 Cross
Davis Ralph, pedler, 61 n Eden
Davis Reverdy, machinist, 136 Columbia
Davis Richard L. carpenter, 14 Ramsey
Davis Richard T. bookkeeper, 212 Saratoga,
Davis Robert, engineer N. C. R. R. near
Reservoir
Davis Robert, weaver, 53 Chatsworth
Davis Robert, clerk, 246 Saratoga
Davis Stephen, shoemaker, 150 Lexington
dw 105 w Fayette
Davis Samuel K. 43 Courtland
Davis Samuel S. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 69 Hill
Davis Sarah, 21 Barnet
Davis Mrs. Sarah, boarding, 136 Lee
Davis Mrs. S. dressmaker, 165 e Pratt
Davis Thomas, shoemaker, s e cor Lexington
and Paca, dw 500 w Fayette
Davis Thomas, porter, 44 Albermarle
Davis Thomas, watchman, 1 Cuba
Davis Thomas G. blacksmith, 58 Albermarle
Davis Thomas D. smelter, Clinton s of Boston
Davis Thomas, moulder, 24 Thomsen
Davis Thomas, tailor, 133 e Monument
Davis Thomas, huckster, 366 Canton av
Davis Thomas, porter, 44 Albermarle
Davis Thomas, mariner, Wolfe near Thames
Davis Thos. W. trunk maker, 73 Pearl
Davis Thos. W. stone mason, 71 Cooksey
Davis Thomas H. soldier, 106 Raborg
Davis Thos. B. clerk, 48 Barre
Davis Thomas, laborer, 165 e Pratt
Davis Wesley R. 22 s Calhoun
Davis Wm. dry goods, 81 n Howard
Davis Wm. H. house carpenter, 143 Conway
Davis William, clerk, Western hotel
Davis William A. shoemaker, 255 n Eden
Davis Dr. Wm. H. 43 Lexington
Davis William T. (W. T. D. & CO.) 123 n
Calvert
H. painter, 104 s Washington,
Davis Wm
F. P
Davis Wm,
Davis Wm.
Calvert
Davis Wm
ship carpenter, 84 Binney
T. &Co., provision store,
123 n
H. printer, 16 Jackson
Davis W. C. seaman, 173 Wayne
Davis Wm. B. soldier, 221 s Paca
Davis Wm. H. mate, 244 Light
Davis Wm. plumber, 171 s Ann
Davis Wm. J. ship carpenter, 182 William
Davis Wm. barber, 54 Rock
Davis Wm. mariner, 425 Canton av
Davis Wm. daguerreian gallery, 63 e Balti-
more, dw 349
Davis Wm. machinist, 198 n Caroline
Davis Wm. R. police, 161 Orleans
Davis Wilson, machinist, 189 L. Constitution
Davis Wilmer, 181 Hughes
Davis Wm. waterman, 8 Covington
DAVISON, DICKINSON & CO. civil, mi-
ning and mechanical engineers, 58 w
Baltimore
Davison Wm. J. (Wm. D. & Co.) 536 w
Fayette
Davison Wm. & Co., manufac. chemicals,
paints, varnishes, &c., 104 n Lombard
Davison Wm. (W. D. & Co.) 91 Saratoga
Davner John, carter, 4 Somerset
Davy Margaret, tavern, 47 e Monument
Davy Patrick, laborer, 100 Hillen
Daw Wm. T. bootmaker, 211 n Central av
Dawes Edward B. police, 178 s Eutaw
Dawes Capt. Joseph, 13 Orleans
Dawes Mrs. Mary, 14 Orleans
Dawes Francis A. sr. oak cooper. Centre al
nearw Fayette, dw 159 w Fayette
Dawson Charles, restaurant, 104 s Howard
Dawson Daniel, liquors and feed, 74 Hillen
Dawson Isaac, cabinet maker, 62 s Sharp
Dawson James, manner, 11 n Wolfe
Dawson Sophia, seamstress, 13 Cambridge
Dawson Wm. H. surveyor, n e cor St. Paul
and Fayette, dw 21 Courtland
Dawson Philip T. assistant assessor 3d district
99 w Baltimore, dw 48 s Broadway
Dawson Thomas, fisherman, 24 Durst al
Dawson T. L. shin carpenter, 13 Cambridge
Dawson Wm. P. (Thomas R. Matthews &
Sons,) Baltimore Co.
Day Alexander H. ship carp. 136 s Chester
Day Alfred G. saddler, 421 w Baltimore, dw 5
Pearl
Day Asa, cooper, 252 e Fayette
Day Asa, cooper, 128 e Lombard
Day Charles S. millwright, 240 e Lombard
Day Edward H. ship carpenter, 189 Bank
Day Mrs. Eliza, 304 e Chase
Day Frederick, laborer, 378 s Charles
Day George A. puddler, 18 Essex
Day Hazen P. baker, 185 Vine
Day Henry, mariner, 294 Aliceanna
Day H. R., U. S. N., 143 w HoflTman
Day John H. painter, 165 Vine
Day Mrs. Mary S. 5 Pearl
Day Michael, carter, 277 e Monument
Day MiCton, conductor C. P. R. 11 Josephine
Day Oliver F. saddler, 277 w Baltimore
Day Samuel, at tobacco warehouse No 2, 240
e Lombard
Day Sarah W. tailoress, 672 Saratoga
Day Wm H. mariner, 185 Vine
Daymon Peter, 247 Harrison
D'Arrilley Charles, bottler, 53 s Frederick
Deacon John, grocery, 30 Hampstead
Deaconhard August, carpenter, 259 Central av
Deady Mrs. Mary, n e cor Lombard and
Chester
Deal Catherine, huckstress, 8 Mott
DEAL GEORGE J. butcher, 42 Institute, 25
Lexington, and 22 Hanover markets, dw
135 Penna. av
Deal George, butcher, 73 Union
GBO. S. FAOE Si BRO.. MntT^-ctinirf.ni of Roof* and Roofing Blnterlals, IH SmltH's
AV^kJU-r. C. HART SaiilH, Agent.
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Deal George W. bricklayer, 287 e Madison
Deal Henry, policeman, 12 Greenmount av
Deal Henry, laborer, 9 Hammond al
Deal John T. brass finisher, 120 Lexington
Deal Mary, dress maker, 25 Buren
Deal Wm. C. plumber. High near Hillen
Deal Wm. soldier, 5 e Monument
Deal Wm. carpenter, 23 Buren
Dean CharJes N. coach owner, Lexington, be-
tween Calvert and North, dw 413 w Fayette
Dean Charles N. omnibuses, 3 s Poppleton
Dean Mis. Frances, seamstress, 155 s Charles
Dean James, laborer, 21 Amity
Dean Richard, turner, 48 Holland
Dean Thomas, carpenter, 241 Franklin
Dean William A. wholesale dry goods, 236 w
Baltimore, dw 22 Hollins
Dean Wm. H. bricklayer, 435 Saratoga
Dean Wm. 211 Ensor
Dean Wm. secretary and treasurer Canton
Co., cor Boston and Patuxent
Deaner Israel, second hand store, 295 s Bond
Deaner Michael, laborer, 223 s Bond
Deanes James, moulder, 249 Columbia
Dear Ann, tailoress, 198 L. Hughes
Dear John, brushmaker, 198 L. Hughes
Dear John T. engineer, 162 G. Hughes
Dearing Geo. shoemaker, 204 s Wolfe
Dearing Geo. cabinet maker, 149 s Regester
Dearing Valentine, tailor, 30 Bank
Dearker John, laborer, 88 York
Dearlap August, tailor, 148 Caroline
Dearouth Fredk. butcher, 807 w Pratt
Deary James, laborer, 183 s Caroline
Deary Matthew, laborer, 139 n Front
Deatley Mrs. Margaret, 3 Watson
Deaver Mrs. Christiana, 287 Hamburg
Deaver George R. moulder, 91 Hillen
Deaver James, waterman, 363 e Monument
Deaver Jas. engineer, U. S. N., 254 Aisquith
Deaver Jehu C. machinist, 110 Hillen
Deaver Margaret, 382 e Monument
Deaver Mary Ann, dress maker, 91 Hillen
Deaver Wm. E. engineer U. S. N., 254 Ais-
H. De B. & Co.)
Deaver Wm. E. eng
quith
De Baufre Wm. H. (W
234 e Lombard
De Baufre Wm. H. & Co. boot and shoe store,
84 s Broadway
Debaugh George, painter, 536 Saratoga
Debb James, car coupler, 105 s Poppleton
Debeche Sophia, grocery, Fulton near Dover
De Beet Duncan H. (Barrett «&, D.) 178 Ais-
quith
De Beet Wm. C. ornamental painter, 17 w
Fayette, dw 23 e Fayette
Debefre Mrs. Ann, 29 s Broadway
Debon Nicholas, coach painter, 33 North
Debois Warren, (Kleins D.) 38 Centre Mar-
ket Space
Debortin Andrew, grocery, 245 Hollins
Debow Christian, tinner, 125 s Wolfe
Debow Mrs. Ellen, John near Lanvale
Debow Lemuel, (Barnes & D.) 318 Garden
Deboye Ferdinand, carter, 249 s Paca
Debring Anthony, engineer, 288 n Eutaw
Debring Bernard, iron worker, 338 w Pratt
Debring Bernard G. shoemaker, 156 Ross
Debring Fredk. soldier, Fremont nr Penna. av
Debring John, locksmith, 338 w Pratt
Debring Rebecca A. shoe store, 133 n Eutaw
Debuss Maurice, shoemaker, 60 Bank
De Caindry Augustin, carpenter, 23 Elliott
De Camp Mary J. 48 Conway
Deck John S. bakery, 280 n Howard
Deck Lanehant, nightman, 46 Chatsworth
Deck Wm. grocer, 455 Saratoga
Deckelman George, shoemaker, 99 Peirce
Deckelman John, shoemaker, 37 Chatsworth
Decker Addison, clerk, 42 Bank
Decker Barbara, grocer, 58 Carlton
Decker Baltasar, tobacconist, 14 Ensor
Decker Charles, butcher, 35 Fell's Point mar-
ket, dw Hudson, near Robinson
Decker Francis, dry goods, 273 n Central av
Decker Frederick, carpenter, v41 e Biddle
Decker George, tailor, 41 Brown
Decker Henry, wagoner, 120 Eislein
Decker Henry, tailor, 19 Orleans
Decker Jacob F. of Com. & Farm, bank, 149
w Fayette
Decker John G. laborer, 58 Carlton
Decker John, soldier, 193 Argyle al
Decker John, .309 Aliceanna
Decker Laurin N. clerk, 170 e Madison
Decker Wm. H. grocer, 246 Columbia
Decombs Anna, 133 Ross
De Coninck Amelia W. 26 Cathedral
De Coninck Francis, clerk, 26 Cathedral
De Cormis Edw. jr., bookkeeper, 26 Franklin
De Cormis Edward, importer and dealer in
wines, brandies, &c., 21 Cheapside, dw 26
Franklin .
DeCourcey Henry, blacksm'h, 1 Gist, Canton
Decourse Benjamin F. shoemaker, 269 s Fre-
mont
De Dycker Very Rev. 101 Saratoga
Dee Morris, machinist, 25 Lemmon
Dee Richard, confectioner, 66 Harrison
Deeg John, furniture car, over 232 Hanover
Deegan Aima, 128 s Wolfe
Deemer Joseph, blacksmith, 22 Lloyd
Deems Edward T. moulder, 164 Scott
Deems George W. machinist, 150 Fremont
Deems Jacob, jr. clerk, City Collector's office,
dw 6 Hollins
Deems Adam W. blacksmith, 17 Sterrett
Deems Jacol), moulder, 245 w Hoffman
Deems Jacob C. painter, 162 Dover
Deems James, Col. U. S. A., 292 w Fayette
Deems Mrs. Sophia, dry goods, 193 Conway
Deems Wm. moulder, 193 Conway
Deearn James, clerk, .59 North
Deer John J. engineer, 57 s Schroeder
Deerr John, laborer, 184 s Ann
Deeran Joseph I. clerk, 170 Ensor
DeerinffHenry,grocery, cor Eastand Douglas
Deering Margaret, grocery, 267 L. Hughes
Deetien Tyark, ship chandler and grocer, 74
and 76 Thames, dw 365 e Baltimore
Deets Eliza, 166 East .^ tt ,•
Deets Frederick, cabinet maker, over 46 Holi-
day, 286 e Monument
Deets George W. bricklayer, 13 n Wolfe
Deets William H. clerk, 44 Portland
Deets Wm. Henry, telegrapher, 44 Portland
Defalgo Mrs. Susanna, 183 William
Defenbaugh Henry, conductor, 866 w Balti-
DEFENBAUGH JOHN, livery stables, 846
w Baltimore, and Franklin Hall Restaurant,
866 w Baltimore o,^xtc. . -j
DEFORD BENJAMIN & SONS, hides,
leather and oil commission merchants, 42 s
I DSo!rBenj. (B. D. & Sons,) 105 n Charlea
Mutual
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, F«re ami Life In.arnMce Agent nncl ^^<'^*'- ^f *"' "
Benefit Life Ii^urance Co.. Wewarl^, W. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Deford Benjamin F. (Hoffman »& D.) 105 n
Charles
DE FORD CHARLES D. & CO. tobacco
commission merchants and importers of Ha-
vana cigars and leaf tobacco, 37 s Gay
De Ford Charles D. (C. D. De F. & Co.) 289
Madison av
De Ford George T. (Chas. D. De F. & Co.)
289 Madison av
Deford Isaac (Benj. D. & Sons,) 13 Franklin
Deford Richard S. clerk, 23 Penn
Deford Thomas G. clerk, 23 Penn
Deford Thomas, (Benj. D. & Sons,) 105 n
Charles
De Ford Wm. Y. (Chas. D. De F. & Co.) 42
Cathedral
Defraits Emanuel, sailmaker, 122 s Ann
Degan Margaret, 12 Cotton row
Degan Thomas, laborer, 2 Bennett
Deganliart Joseph, saddler, 14 Abbott
Degar John, laborer, 67 s Chapel
Degaw Geo. L. coach trimmer, 444 w Lombard
Degaw Thos. city scavenger, 444 w Lombard
Degaw Thomas, jr. 444 w Lombard
Degelius Martin, laborer, 61 s Regester
Degener Charles, baker, 196 Eastern av
Degenhardt Dorothy, tobacconist, 55 Thames
Degenhardt George, tailor, 141 Spring
Degler Gottleip, tailor, 28 Lloyd
Degnan Mary, 182 L. Constitution
Degner Charles, baker, 149 s Bond
De Goey Charles, wharfinger. Chase's wharf,
dw cor Thames and Philpot
De Goey John, express wag'r. 46 Harford av
De Goey Susan, Barnum's
De Goey Wm. hat store, 212 w Pratt
De Goey Wm. W. clerk, 63 n High
Degraff George, laborer, 230 Lemmon
Degran Peter, porter, 2 Mulberry
Degrange Geo. W. engineer, 441 w Lombard
De Grau Mrs. Sidney, Ramsey w of Scott
Dehlman Christian, saddler, 326 s Sharp
Dehmer Henry, cooper, 194 s Bond
Dehn Dr. Theodore, 312 Mulberry
Dehneret John, tailor, 52 Raborg
Dehnhardt Caspar, machinist, 232 William
Dehnhort John, tailor, 52 Raborg
Dehoir George P. porter, 112 Vine
Dehoff J. Henry, clerk, 353 Lexington
DeholT Jesse, paper carrier, 112 Vine
Dehoff John H. 353 Lexington
Dehring Christian, shoemaker, 86 n Schrocder
Dehringer Henry, plasterer, 6 Jasper
Deibel George, carpenter, 59 Barrc
Deibel Henry, cigar maker, 28 Barre
Deibel Mrs. Margaret, 45 Marion
Deibel Peter, baker and confectionery, 724 w
Baltimore
Deibert John, laborer, 184 s Ann
Deichelbohrer M. & Bro. butchers, 37 and 49
Fell's Point market
Deichelbohrer Xavier, (M. D. & Bro.) Har-
ford av near city limits
Deichelbohrer Michael, (M. D. «fe Bro.) Fay-
ette near Gist
Deichman Augustus, tinner, 25 Scott
Deidrich Daniel, paver, cor Ann and Orleans
Deighart John, cap maker, 114 Low
Deil Henry ,|laborer, 211 Aliceanna
Deirnmel Laurens, tailor, 43 McElderry
Deiring Christopher, cooper, 172 Lee
Deiring Mrs. Elizabeth, 172 Lee
Deisiiiroth Jacob, ship carpenter, 60 Philpot
Deist Martin, baker, 225 w Fayette
Deist Michael, laborer, n e cor Canton av and
Gist
Deist Wm. baker, 34 s Poppleton
Deitch Wm. carpenter, 174 n High
Deitel Andrew, tanner, 356 Penna. av
Deiter Peter, paper hanger, 156 Raborg
Deiter Philip, gardener, 156 Raborg
Deiterich Daniel, laborer, n w cor Ann and
Orleans
Deiterich John, tailor, 387 w Pratt
Deiterich Michael, laborer, 409 Light
Deiterly Christian, bookkeeper, 126 n Caroline
Deiterman John, butcher, 126 Hampstead
Deithmar Peter, blacksmith, 494 w Lombard
Deitrich Andrew, tailor, 107 West
Deitz Caspar, butcher, 555 e Fayette
Deltz Charles, soldier, 255 n Dallas
Deitz Conrad, laborer, 275 a Sharp
Deitz George H. laborer, 30 William
Deitz Jacob, varnisher, 265 w Pratt
Deitz John, laborer, 45 HaiTison
Deitz John, clerk, 4 Broad al
Deitz John, scissors grinder, 255 n Dallas
Deitz Joseph, cigar maker, 265 n Dallas
Deitz Kilian, shoemaker, 179 s Wolfe
Deitz Lawrence, carpenter, 336 s Sharp
Deitz Mrs. Louisa, 63 Hanover
Deitz Reinhart, grocery, 115 n Eutaw
Deitz Wm. gardener, Frederick road
Deitz Valentine, tailor, 79 Eastern av
Deitzel John, cooper, 284 Cross
Delahay Mrs. A. E. millinery, 59 e Baltimore
Delahay James C. agent, 20 George
Delahay Jesse S. carpenter, 74 Dover
Delahay Wm. S. tinner, 20 George
DE LA MAR C. M. importer of Havana
cigars, and general commission merchant,
over 96 w Lombard, dw 34 Pleasant
Delaney Bladen T. F. soldier, 71 Dorsey'a al
Delaney Daniel, laborer, 20 Haw
Delaney Capt. Edward, 127 Bank
Delaney Mary, 25 s Bethel
Delaney Theodore T. J. fisherman, 71 Dor-
se y's al
Delano Mary Ann, 233 e Pratt
Delano Philip A. coach painter, 233 e Pratt
Delano Wm. H. block and pump maker, 72 w
Pratt, dw 233 e Pratt
Delanty Wm. brickmaker, 251 Hanover
Delany Charles, grocer, 29 Scott
Delany James J. tailor, 61 s Eutaw
Delany James, laborer, 91 Boyd
Delarue Ann, 161 n Eutaw
Delcher Edward W. huckster, 132 Bond
Delcher George, huckster, 265 Mulberry
Delcher James A. broker, 89 s Caroline
Delcher John, brewer, 24 St. Peter
Delcher John T. painter, 174 Greenmount av
Dulcher John W. fish dealer and grocer, cor
Harford and Central avs
Dtlcher John S. brewer, 73 Hill
Delcher Sarah, 89 s Caroline
Delcher Wm. C. carpenter, 130 Scott
Delcher W. G painter, 511 w Lombard
Delcher Wm. J. produce deal, and commission
merchant, 155 w Pratt, dw Broadway n of
Jefferson
Delecour Wm. A. bricklayer, 315 Saratoga
Dele vie Solomon, second hand clothing, 20
Harrison, dw 24
De La Matyr Rev. Gilbert, chaplain Fort
Federal Hill, 295 Light
1
J. HENTIY GIESK, Commission Mcrcliaiit, for tlic sale of Flour,. Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster eoustauUy on hand, »1 Spear's Wharf.
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Delger Jacob, carter, 6 Bolton
Delias Charles, (H. F. Albert! & Co.) 30 n
Greene
Deliua Frederick, shoemaker, 325 n Central av
Delker John, laborer, 3 Lawrens
Dell Mrs. Eliza, ICO German
Dell John E. bookkeeper, 11 s Howard
Dell Lawrence G. bookbinder, lis Howard
Dell Thos. E, bookbinder, 16 Cowpen al, and
over 6 n Howard, dw 11 s Howard
Dell Wm. jr. bookbinder, 481 w Baltimore
Dell Wm. A. bookbinder, 481 w Baltimore
Delia Geo. W. (Start & D.) Henrietta
Delia John Wm. carter, 163 Montgomery-
Delia Peter P. blacksmith, 325 s Charles
Delia Peter D. nightman, 79 Hill
Delia Susanna R. matron hospital, 163 Mont-
gomery
Deilehunt Wm. iceman, 68 Eastern av
Deller George, stove blacker, 9 Watson ct
Delievie Ury, (Liebman & D.) 54 n Front
DELLEVIE SAMUEL, tobacconist, 20 w
Pratt
Delifelder Geo. clockmaker, 179 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Deliin John, stocking weaver, 3 Barnes
Deloughery Dr. Edward, 138 Saratoga
Delphey & Bro. livery stables, Howard next"
to Franklin House
Delphey Wm. (D. & Bro.) 162 n Eutaw
Deltz Christian, blacksmith, 37 s Wolfe
DeMangin Francis A. baker, 263 w Fayette
Demer Adam, cooper, 194 s Bond
Demeiman Jos. optician, 58 n Exeter
Demitz Henry F. tobacconist, 118^ Light-st
wharf, dw 21 Conway
Demiing Geo. tailor, 19 s Washington, F. P.
Demling Nicholas, laborer, 23 Perry
DeMock Charles, 117 w Monument
Demonie Greastoff, piano maker, 157 Bur-
gundy al
DeMortimer Edwin, 24 Pleasant
Demmon Mrs. Elizabeth, 2 n Strieker
Dempsey Elizabeth R. 229 n Howard
Dempsey John M. police, 54 Leadenhall
Dempsey Margaret, 234 e Lombard
Dempsey Patrick, tailor, 93 Orleans
Dempsey Richard, basket maker, 352 s Sharp
Dempsey Thomas C. fireman, 12 Henrietta
Dempsey Timothy, 28 n Exeter
Dempsey Wm. saddler, 115 n Calvert
Dempsey Wm. blacksmith, 20 Neighbor
Dempster Geo. E. bricklayer, 79 Cross
Dempster John T. bricklayer, 79 Cross
Dempster John, paper hanger, 79 Cross
Dempster Mrs. Mary, tavern, 161 William
Dempster Mrs. Mary, 119 Cross
Demuth Casper, blacksmith, 391 Canton av
Demuth August, engineer, 160 s Spring
Demuth Fred'k H. shoemaker, 43 James al
Demuth Gustav, shoemaker, 1 New Church
Demuth Geo. 0. music teacher, 97 w Biddle
Demuth John H. bricklayer, 407 Saratoga
Demuth Mrs. Mary F. M. 3 Rock
Denbay Athor C. builder, Clay betw Eutaw
and Howard
Denges Peter, shoemaker, 437 w Baltimore
Denges Peter, shoemaker, 22 Park
Dengler Andrew, laborer, 202 s Durham
Dengler Wm. tailor, 264 n Central av
Dengle Mrs. Sophia, fancy goods, 102 Ham-
burg
Denhardt Conrad, tailor, 25 Gittings
Denhardt Henry, tailor, 25 Gittings
Denhardt Nicholas, grocer, 141 Peirce
Denhardt Nicholas, piano maker, cor Peirce
and Ogsden
Denhart Casper, confectioner, 69 Portland
Denhart Francis, brewer, Frederick av
Denhart John, tailor, 14 Thomsen
Denin Mrs. Cornelia, 368 w Lombard
Denisch Sebastian, laborer, 29 Goodman al
Denis Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Denison Andrew W. (D. & Bros.) 13 s Gay
Denison & Bros, grocers, 51 w Baltimore and
219 w Pratt
Denison David S. clerk, 13 s Gay
Denison Edwin, mariner, 179 Aliceanna
Denison Henry C. (D. & Bros.) 13 s Gay
Denison John M. (Benner; D. & Co.) 627 w
Fayette
Denison John, plasterer, 114 n Eden
DENISOIN MARCUS & SON, grocers and
tea dealers, 51 w Baltimore
Denison Marcus, (M. D. & Son) 13 s Gay
DENISON THOMAS, agent, 54 w Baltimore
Denken Capt. Wm. mariner, 78 s Caroline
DENMEAD A. & W. D. & SON,
Monument Foundry, n e cor Mon-
ument and North, and Marine En-
gine and Steamship Builders, Bos-
ton near Elliott.— [See p. 18 Advertise-
ments.']
Denmead Adam, (A. &,',W. D. & Son,) 147 n
Charles
Denmead Edward, (A. & W. D. & Son,) 312
e Baltimore
Denmead Francis, prop, city malt house. West
Falls av. dw 153 n Calvert
Denmead Talbot, (A. «fe W. D. & Son,) 190
n Calvert
Denmead Wm. (A. & W. D. & Son,) Mel-
ville, Baltimore Co
Denneb August, mariner, 149 s Ann
Denning Ann, 2 Albemarle
Denning John, porter, 2 Albemarle
Dennison Thos. H. book agent, 102 n Eden
Dennis Andrew T. cooper, 15 Rock
Dennis Benj. M. sr., paper hanger, 14 Rock
Dennis Benj. M. of Wm. clerk, 456 Lexing-
ton
Dennis Chas. A. liquors, 318 Light
Dennis Emory, paper hanger, 8 Rock
Dennis Falden, carter, 174 Mullikin
Dennis Francis A. shoemaker, Lexington
near Fulton
Dennis Frederick, ship carpenter, 105 s Wolfe
Dennis Geo. W. paper hanger, 8 Rock
Dennis James N. paper hanger, 8 s Schroeder
Dennis Henry, laborer, 3 Frederick av
Dennis James, tailor, 54 Jefferson
Dennis John, shoemaker, 103 Harrison
Dennis John, brushmaker, 150 Chesnut
Dennis John, wood sawyer, 146 Penna. av
Dennis John, barber, 146 Penna. av
Dennis Oliver, dyer, 337 Lexington
Dennis Sallie, seamstress, 130 s Wolfe
Dennis Wm. laborer, 105 Preston
Dennis Wm. H. bricklayer, 62 n Fremont
Dennis Wm. cooper, 8 Rock
Dennis Wm. A. carpenter, 239 Conway-
Denny Daniel, wheelwright, 14 Gough
GKO. S. PAGE Si BRO., Mamifactiireis of Roofs and RooOug Materials, 111 Smltli's
Wharf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
DEN
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Denny Eliza C. dressmaker, Q95 s Wolfe
Denny Mrs. E. T. 114 e Prait
Denny George, carpenter, 12 Gough
Denny James E. carpenter, 30 Maiden la
Denny John, painter, 2 Mulberry
Denny John, 45 Garden
Denny John, (Armstrong & D.) 212 Mont-
gomery
Denny Mrs. Margaret, gi-ocery, 117 Plum
Denny Mary, seamstress, 78 York
Denny Mary, 14 Gough
Denny Owen, tavern, 52 Camden
Denny Patrick, tavern, n e cor Frederick and
Lombard
Denny Peter, laborer, 117 Plum
Denny Stephen T. gilder, 92 e Pratt
Denny Thos. 0. clerk, 114 e Pratt
Denny Wm. H. clerk, 30 Maiden la
Denoe Thomas, grocer, 666 \v Baltimore
Denoe Washington, clerk, 207 Hollins
Denoe Washington B. clerk, 374 Franklin
Denskle Valentine, blacksmith, 8 Armistead la
DENSON ISAAC M. & BUCK, metals, furs,
paper stock, &c. 100 Light-st wharf
Denson Isaac M. (Isaac M. D. & Buck,) 143
n Exeter
DENTAL COLLEGE, over New Assembly
Rooms, n e cor Hanover and Lombard
Dentry Mrs. Catharine, mender of china, 40
Pearl
Dentry Henry, china mender, 552 Saratoga
Dentz Rachel, 82 Lancaster
Denver Thomas, soap boiler, 21 Valley
Deorfin Jacob, tailor, 51 McElderry
De Pass John, police, 124 Jefferson
Depeape John, rigger, 180 s Ann
Depfer Henry, carter. Canton av near Burke
DEPKIN HENRY, merchant tailor, 89 w
Lombard, dw 38 Jackson
Depo Sarah, washerwoman, Walnut al near
Prestop
Deppish Balthaser, tailor, 261 e Eager
Deppish Wm. J. cedar cooper, 213 e Monu-
ment
Deppish John, tinner, 213 e Monument
Deppre Augustus, joiner, 267 s Ann
Deppre Leonora, 267 s Ann
Depsey John, tailor, 192 Hollins
Dermody Mary, 123 s Exeter
Dermody Michael, stonecutter, 123 s Exeter
Derenberger G. & J. confectioners, 67 Ross
Derenberger Geo. (G. & J. D.) 360 Franklin
Derenberger Jacob, (G. & J. D.) 67 Ross
Derfler Martin, laborer, 135 Eastern av
Dering Philip, tailor, 49 n Eutaw
DERLIN CHARLES, umbrellas, parasols,
hats and caps, 14 s Sharp
Derman Conrad, wagoner, 21 Preston
De Ronceray Charles, 101 s High
De Ronceray Louis, 101 s High
De Ronceray Margaret, 101 s High
Derr Christoph. wood sawyer, 20 Dewberry al
Derr John P. Maltby House
Derr John, porter, 101 Vine
Derr John, clerk. 111 Vine
Derr John P. comm. mercht., 56 Exchange
place, dw Calvert near Eager
Derr Samuel B. carpenter, 15 s Republican
Derr Wm. C. police, 743 w Baltimore
Derrickson Elizabeth, 238 Montgomery
Deruber Christoph, soldier, 19 Perry
Deruff Frederick, butcher, 83 Centre and 45
Belair Markets, dw 807 w Pratt
Dervine Wm. soldier, 15 L. McElderry
Desch Casper, sutler, 116 Franklin
Desch Conrad, weaver, 48 Biddle al
Desch John H. blacksmith, 35 w Hoffman
Descheng Fredk. shoemaker, 16 e Lombard
Deschner Herman, shoemaker, 213 s Chapel
DES FORGES JOHN P. antiquarian book
dealer, and numismatist, 12 Light, dw 245
w Fayette
Deshon Christopher M. coal agent, 34 Pine
Desmond Timothy, salesman, 2 President al
Despeaux Anthony, ship carpenter, 22 Philpot
Despeaux Anthony , jr. , spar maker, 95 Gough
Despeaux Elizabeth, fancy store, 197 e Pratt
Despeaux Capt. John J. 95 Gough
Despaux Joseph D. cutter, 128 n Eden
Despommiers Eugene, teacher of French,
Madison near Northern av
Desvarreaux Jas. shoe findings, 164 n Gay
Dess Francis, cabinet maker, 264 Central av
Dest John, tailor, 204 Cross
Dettmar John IL. laborer, 17 China al
Detering Fredeiick, wagon maker, 600 w Pratt
Deters Benj. distiller, cor Light and Winans
Detken Frederick, mariner, 108 s Ann
Detz Chas. laborer, Francis near Madison la
Deuber Conrad, roller, 102s Washington,F.P.
Deubreuil Aristides, coal oil manuf. cor Lee
and Fremont, dw 29 Camden
Deuckhart George, baker, 166 Eastern av
Deuport John, laborer, 184 s Ann
Deuscher John, lager beer, 49 Columbia
Deutch Rev. Dr. Solomon, 68 n Exeter
Devar Peter, potter, 36 s Schroeder
Devaugh John T. coachman. Cross w of
Leadenhall
Devaughn Silas, spike maker, 228 s Durham
Devaughn Ann, 6 Gough
Devaughn Wm. spike cutter, 6 Gough
Devalin Hugh, smith in general,. 89 Harrison,
Devalin John H. blacksmith, 46 n Front
Devallon Henry, bricklayer, 5 Barnes
Devan John, coachman, 68 Franklin
Devan Mrs. Julia, 24 Rock
Dever John, 115 Hollins
Develin Henry, cooper, 154 Harford av
Deville & Bourguet, hair dressers and wig
makers, 141 w Baltimore
Deville Francis, (D. & Bourguet,) Ross ex-
tended
Devin Mrs. Bridget, Petticoat al
Devine Mrs. Catharine, 89 York
Devine Charles, laborer, 89 York
Devine Jas. A. fireman, 10 Williamson
Devine Patrick, laborer, 253 Cross
Devine Robert E. clerk, 266 n Lombard
Deviney Caleb D. nail cutter, s Washington,
F. P.
Devinny Mary, shoebinder, 36 n Spring
Devlin Felix P. grocery, 24 Ensor
Devlin James, painter, 3 Lefferman al
Devlin John, salesman, 75 Lexington
Devlin Patrick, laborer, 121 Chesapeake
Devoe Wm. saddler, 35 e Fayette
Devon John, carriage maker. Cross bet. Sharp
and Leadenhall
Devos John, mariner, 3 Barnes
Devries Christian, (D., Stephens & Co.) 312
w Baltimore
DEVRIES, STEPHENS & CO. wholesale
dry goods, 312 w Baltimore
Devries Wm. (D., Stephens & Co.) 115 w
Monument
TVM. P. AVEBB, Marine, Fire nnd L.ife InsuAmce Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit LATe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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DevriesWm. R. (D., Stephens & Co.) 115
vv Monument
Dew James, agent, 179 Saratoga
Dew William, pattern wiaker, 51 Scott
Dewalt Christopher, engineer, 100 William
Dewalt Wm. H. machinist, 100 William
Dewling Thomas, Wacksmith, 154 West, dw
137 Cross
Dewling Thomas, blacksmith, 137 Cross
De W olf Benj, jobber and dealer in diamonds,
watches, jewelry, &c. 10 Harrison
De Wolf Levi, 10 Harrison
De Wolf Sarah, pawnbroker, 10 Harrison
Dexter Charles, baker, 136 Lexington
Dezeter Adam, 260 Read
Dheal Francis, laborer, 132 Lee
Dhiele Lewis, teacher, 166 s Ann
Dhomie Matthias, nail maker, 319 n Cen-
tral av
Dhomie Peter, nail maker, 319 n Central av
Diamond Anton, carpenter, 275 e Eager
Diamond Geo. H. ship joiner, 138 Gough
Diamond James, cooper, 20 Philpot, dw 143
s Ann
Diamond Mary A. nurse, 74 Harford av
Diamond Mary, 123 s Chapel
Dibb John, huckster, 194 n Broadway
Dibel Jacob, laborer, 4 s Carey
Diblow Mrs. Barbara, tailoress, Chase near
Central av
Dick John, laborer, 315 e Lombard
Dickebaugh Christian, sawyer, 166 s Dallas
Dickel Conrad, silk weaver, 34 Holiday
Dickel Geo. H. tailor, 49 German
Dickel Henry, butcher, 53 Belair market, dw
Belair av near city limits
Dickel John, shoemaker, 126 William
Dickens Henry, rope maker, 30 Gittings
Dickerson Alfred, grocer, 221 e Pratt
Dickerson Capt. Geo. W. stevedore, cor Pratt
and Buchanan's wharf, dw 194 e Pratt
Dickerson Peter, 637 w Lombard
Dickerson Wm. clerk, 141^ a Calvert
DICKEY CHARLES E. & CO. distillers and
dealers in wines and liquors, 108 n Howard,
dw C. E. D. 226 n Eutaw
Dickey Geo. S. 9 s Eutaw
Dickey Mrs. Sarah, 414 Saratoga
Dickey Wm. J. manuf. of plaids, checks, lin-
seys, &c. office 21 German, dw 309 w Fay-
ette
Dickhash Charles, 62 King
Dickhaut Jacob, grocer, n e cor McElderry
and Aisquith
Dickinson Arthur, 411 w Lombard
Dickinson, Bowen & Co. smoking-pipe fac-
tory. East Falls av and Granby
DICKINSON DAVID A. Franklin hall bil-
liard saloon, North, dw 24 North
Dickinson David A. (D., Bowen & Co.) 24
North
Dickinson Mrs. Elizabeth, 202 s Charles
Dickinson Gideon, carpenter, 411 w Lombard
Dickinson Jas. A. bookkeeper, 281 s Charles
Dickinson John S. (Whedbee & D.) 39
Courtland
Dickinson P. Eugene, clerk, 40 s Greene
Dickinson Wm. tavern, 161 Eastern av
Dickinson W. A. clerk, H)., s Calvert
Dicks Preston, speculator, "cor Mount and
Frederick aV
Dickson Augustus, bricklayer, 882 w Balti-
more
' Dickson Rev. Cyrus, 297 Lexington
Dickson Jane, 152 Madison av
Dickson John, butcher, 1 Hanover Market,
dw 110 Columbia
Dickson Dr. John, 261 Madison av
Dickson John, tinner, 283 Saratoga
Dickson Margaret, 29 Orchard
Dickson Rev. Samuel M. 141 w Fayette
Dickson Samuel T. engineer, Calhoun s of
Ramsay
Dickson Sarah, 22 Biddle al
Dicus Elizabeth, grocery, 120 Garden
Dicus Mrs. Margaret, grocery, 10 Bolton
Dideman John, butcher, 100 Belair market, dw
126 Hampstead
Didier Mrs. Edmund, 74 Cathedral
Didier Prof. Eugene, at Loyola college
Didier Eugene L. stenographer, 56 George
Didier Henry, phonographist, 103 Hanover
Didier Henry A. insurance agent, 45 Com-
mercial buildings, dw 19 Read
Didier Mrs. Julia, 56 George
Dieckman John H. tavern, 108 Dugan's whf.
Diedricks Martin, brass moulder, 31 e Fayette
Dieffenbach Caroline, fancy goods, 440 w
Baltimore
Dieffenbach Charles H. (Moore & D.) 203
Hanover
Dieffenbach Conradine, fancy goods, 460 w
Baltimore
Dieffenderffer James, carpenter, 5 n Sharp,
dw Carey near Hollins
Diehl Charles, tailor, 143 n Bond
Diehl Lieut. James B., U. S. A. 60 Saratoga
Diehl John, tobacco, 312 s Charles
Diehm John B. shoemaker, lis Schroeder
Dirbeck Margaret, 20 Knox al
Diering Herman F. tavern, Patterson near
Pratt
Dierker Elizabeth, milliner, 190 s Charles
Dierker Frederick, shoemaker, 113 n Spring
Dieschaffer Henry, tailor, 17 Butler
Diesler Conrad, tailor, 146 s Central av
Dieterick Louis, artist, 55 Lee
Dieter John, paper hanger, 70 Orchard
Dieter & Johnson, paper hangings, 28 n How-
ard
Dieter Mrs. Margaret, 96 Saratoga
Dieter Valentine, (D. & Johnson,) 96 Sara-
toga
Dieterly Christopher, bookkeeper, 126 n Car-
oline
Dietrich Adam, shoemaker, 205 w Fayette
Dietrich Adam, shoemaker, 354 s Charles
Dietrich Adam , wheelwright, Harford av near
John, dw 246 Harford av
Dietrich Adam, jr. boots and shoes, 205 w
Fayette
Dietrich Caspar, cooper, 95 Washington,
F. H.
Dietrich Frederick, bookkeeper, 80 Ensor
Dietrich Henry, agent, 150 Pearl
Dietrich Henry, second-hand furniture, 53
Harrison
Dietrich John, boots and shoes, 205 w Fay-
ette
Dietrich John, shoemaker, 747 w Baltimore
Dietrich John, tailor, 58 James al
Dietrich John H. shoemaker, 27 Rock
Dietrich Leinhard, weaver, 74)2 Harrison
Dietrich Louis, sr. surveyor, 55 Lee
Dietrich Louis, jr. artist, 55 Lee
Dietrich Philip, shoemaker, 347 w Fayette
J. HEIVRY GIBSE, Commission niercliailt, for the sale of Flour, Grain,
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's "Wbarf.
DIE
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Dietrich Wm. soldier, Hand tavern
Dietrich Wm. baker, 272 Canton av
Dietsch Ferdinand F. clerk, 2 Garden
Dietsch Lewis C. clerk, 2 Garden
Dietsch Philopcena, 2 Garden
Dietz George, baker, 115 s Ann
Dietz George, plumber, 56 w Lombard
Dietz George, cabinet maker, 103 Camden
Dietz George M. tailor, 3 Amity
Dietz Henry, butcher, Garrison la near Fred-
erick av
Dietz Henry, furn. wagon, 200 Hollins
Dietz Jane, dress maker, 103 Camden
Dietz John, varnisher, 103 Camden
Dietz John, varnisher, 5 n Central av
DIETZ JOHN B. clothier, 204 w Pratt
Dietz Joseph, plumber, King between Greene
and Paca
Dietz Lawrence D. (Lawrence''D. D. & Co )
]51 Franklin
DIETZ LAWRENCE D. & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
in Notions, Hosiery, Fancy Goods
and Varieties, No. 308 West Bal-
timore street, between Howard
and Liberty streets.— [See p. 46 Ad-
vertisements]
Dietz Louis, cabinet maker, 56 w Lombard
Dietz Mrs. 652 Light
Dietzel Adam, tailor, 334 s Bond
Dietzer Adam, laborer, 99 s Chapel
Diez John, cutter, 270 Canton av
Diffenbaugh Christopher, shoemaker 199 e
Madison
Diffenbaugh J. night work, n e cor Strieker
and Baltimore — [Seep. 28 Mvertisements.]
Diffendall Alexander, baker, George al near
George
Diffendall Charles, brakesman, 172 Ramsay
Diffendall Mrs. Emily, dress maker, 90 St.
Peter
Diffendall Mrs., George al near George
Diffender Elizabeth, 10 Hollins
Diffenderffer Charles, 610 Lexington
Diffenderffer Elizabeth A. 183 n High
Diffenderffer Geo. B. carpenter, 19 n Popple-
ton
Diffenderffer Harry, clerk, 1 s High
Diffenderffer James P. carpenter, 27 s Carey
Diffenderffer John A. 1 s Frederick
Diffenderffer John R. druggist, 459 Lexington
Diffenderffer Lewis A. clerk, 1 s High
Diffenderffer Dr. Michael, 1 s High
Diffenderffer Michael, jr. clerk, 1 s High
Diffenderffer Octavius, (Chas. H. Ross & Co.)
80 e Pratt
Diffenderffer O. 80 e Pratt
Diffey Mrs. Mary, 55 s Schroeder
Diffiey John, stone mason, 40 Britton
Digelman Wm. milkman, Harford av
Digger Wm. shoemaker, 222 s Wolfe
Digges Dudley, bookkeeper, 574 Lexington
Diggs Beverly, jr. carpenter, 122 s Caroline
Diggs Charles F. clerk, 122 Grundy
Diggs Daniel E. printer, 7 s Eden
Diggs Edward G. secre'y and treasu'r Balti-
more Cemetery Co. 11 n Exeter
Digg.s Henry, clerk, 63 s Eden
Diggs James, clerk, 122 Grundy
Diggs John R. fancy goods, toys, &c. 219 w
Baltimore, dw 224 w Hoffman
Diggs R. H.& Son, feed store, 258 s Caroline,
dw91 s Broadway
Diggs Capt. Wm. J". 272 s Eutaw
Dignal Peter, drayman. Mulberry near Cal-
vert
Dignan Mary, grocery, 9 Comet
Digner Hirst, rags, 42 n Spring
Diholt Henry, cigar-box maker, 114 n Bethel
Dill August, shoemaker, 317 s Charles
Dill Catharine, 187 n Howard
Dill Frederick, cooper, 295 s Sharp
Dill John, mate, 192 s Ann
Dillahunt John, huckster, 240 s Sharp
Dillahunt John G. tobacconist, 167 e Balti-
more, dw 171
Dillahunt Mrs. Mary E. millinery goods, 171
e Baltimore
Dillaway Theodore, clerk, 265 w Biddle
Dillaway Thomas, teacher, 265 w Biddle
Dillehunt Geo. R. V. clerk, 229 Harford av
Dillehunt John T. cheese, 229 Harford av
Dillehunt Sarah, dress maker, 179 e Monu-
ment
Dillehunt Wm. cabinet maker, 229 Harford av
Dillendollar Joseph, 362 Canton av
Diller Philip, laborer, 320 Aliceanna
Dillerhide Fanny, 135 n Howard
Dilley George, street contractor, 56 Henrietta
Dilley John, porter, L. Albemarle
Dillfelder John G. cooper, 265 s Ann
Dillon Edward, tailor, 33 Haw
Dillon Jeremiah J. grocery and feed, 109 Ca-
thedral
Dillon Mrs. Martha, 15 n Fremont
Dilmer Mary, 129 Elliott
Dillow John, tinner, Baltimore co
Dily Robert, coach maker, 86 e Madison
Dime Savings Bank, 9 n Calvert, opposite Bar-
num's hotel
Dimbler George, laborer, 674 w Pratt
Dimling Conrad, butcher, 41 Hanover and
Hollins markets, dw Frederick av near
tollgate
Dimmling Chas. F. butcher, 32 Fells Point
market, dw Monument near Broadway
Dimmling John, tailor, 82 e Lombard
Dimmitt Charles E. clerk, 146 w Madison
Dimmitt Mrs. Rebecca, 6 Bolton
Dimmelman Henry, wheelwright, 636 Light
Dimidrian Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Dimond Caroline, (Fowler & D.) 610 w
Baltimore
Dinger Chas. F. tobacconist, 801 w Baltimore
Dingfelder Anthony, shoemaker, 143 s Greene
Dinkle Geo. carpenter, 72 Essex
Dinnish John, shoemaker, 245 s Ann
Dinsmore David, stevedore, Clinton s of Bos-
ton
Dinsmore James A. machinist, 476 Saratoga
Dinsmore & Kyle, wholesale grocers and
commission merchants, 156 w Pratt
Dinsmore Margaret, 15 Stiles
Dinsmore Mary, 83 Thames
Dinsmore Robt. mariner, Clinton neaf Boston
Dinstbeer Geo. porter, 10 Harmony la
Dippel Geo. flour and feed, 103 Franklin, dw
n e cor Dolphin and Bolton
Dippel Mrs. John, 342 Mulberry
Dippel Mrs. Sophia, 110 s Bond
Dippel Sophia, confectionery, 119 Bank
GEO. S. PAGK Si BRO., Monuf.ictwrcrs of Roof* ..ml Roofiug Materials, 111 SmiUn's
Wliai-f. C. HART SBHTH, Asreiit.
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Dippel Wendel, cabinet maker, 254 e Pratt
Dippel Wilhelmina, 36 Lancaster
Dirschner John C, shoemaker, 875 w Pratt
Disney Elizabeth, seamstress, 167 Bank
Disney ]%s. Elizabeth, 167 Bank
Disney Mrs. Elizabeth, 192 s Paca
Disney George W. iron roller, 133 s Caro-
line
Disney John, fireman, 54 s Shroeder
Disney John W. painter, 160 L. Greene
Disney John W. painter, 182 Conway
Disney Oliver M. painter, 77 Dover, dw 182
Convi^ay
Disney Richard E. painter, 144 Camden, dw
182 Conviray
Disney Richard P. huckster, 131 Conway
Disney Wesley, clerk Hanover market, 57
Conway
Disney Wm. H. carter, 96 s Chester
Distebart Geo. lock and gunsmith, 584 w
Baltimore
Distle Thos. woodsawyer, 134 s Chapel
Distler Conrad, tailor, 146 s, Central av
Distler John C. 227 Canton av.
Ditendaler Joseph, 362 Eastern av
Ditman Thomas M. clerk, cor Ensor and East
Ditman Wm. H. bookkeeper Bank of Balti-
more, Chase e of Caroline
Ditmyer John, rags, 113 s Chapel
Ditter Mrs. Caroline, 88 Maiden la
Ditter Charles, shoemaker, 119 Low
Dittman Edward, soldier, 113>^ McElderry's
wharf
Dittman Harman, cigar factory, over 59 ^^ s
Charles, dw 72 Hill
Dittman Henry, laborer, 171 King
Dittman John H. sr. grocer, 1133-^ McElder-
ry's wharf
Dittman John H. jr. soldier, 11 3>^ McElder-
ry's wharf
Dittman John H. cooper, 207 s Eutaw
Dittman Wm. H. clerk, Chase near Coroline
Dittmer John H. cooper, 209 s Eutaw
Dittrich F. & Bro. cap manufacturers, 178 n
Gay,.dw C. D. 172 n Eutaw
Dittrich Francis, (F. D. & Bro.) 176 n Gay
Dittus J. Frederick, butcher, 87 Centre and
24 Lexington markets, dw Butchers row,
Penna. av extended
Dittus Wm. butcher, Penna. av near North-
ern av
Ditzell Nicholas, laborer, 12 President
Ditzweg Franz, shoemaker, 64 s Durham
Diven Edward R. super't city railway cars,
Lexington near Fulton
Diven Edward T. plumber, 150 e Madison
Diven Edward T. conductor, 37 s Calhoun
Diven Geo. E. moulder, 147 Hollins
Diven James W. conductor city railway,
Lexington near Fulton
Diven Josephine, seamstress, 250 n Eutaw
Diven Margaret, seamstress, 250 n Eutaw
Diven Sarah, grocery, 184 Canton av
Diver Elizabeth, tavern, 151 Eastern av
Divers Mary M. 177 n Fremont
Diverl. Mary, 140 s Spring
Dix Edward H. soliciting agt. 147 e Fayette
Dix Fanny, 257 n Eutaw
Dix J. Franklin, (D. & Steiner,) 257 n Eu-
taw
Dix James, laborer, 182 s Bond
Dix John, laborer, 209 Hanover
Dix John, puddler, 134 s Castle al
DIX & STEINER, Importers and
Dealers in Foreign Fruits, Cigars,
&c., No. 112 Lombard st.
Dix Thos. H. clerk, 93 e Fayette
Dix Wm, S. clerk, 41 s Sharp
Dix Wm. W. 93 e Fayette
Dixon Bradley S. dry goods, 716 w Baltimore
Dixon Mrs. Bridget, 36 McHenry
Dixon Charles, 146 Preston
Dixon Charles A. bricklayer, 136 McHenry
Dixon Dennis B. M. clerk, 147 Hanover
Dixon Geo. fireman, 176 McHenry
Dixon Isaac, laborer, 18 Durst al
Dixon Mrs. Isabella, 17 Armistead la
Dixon James, jr. (Wm. T. D. & Bro.) 49*
Lexington
Dixon James, 17 Aisquith
Dixon James, laborer, 182 s Bond
Dixon John H. fireman, 176 McHenry •
Dixon John, engineer, 560 w Baltimore
Dixon John B. clerk, 49 Lexington
Dixon John, painter, 36 McHenry
Dixon John C. butcher, 117 Columbia
Dixon Joseph, gas works, 3 Perry
Dixon Joseph, boiler maker, 51 McHenry
Dixon Matthew J. gilder, 36 McHenry
Dixon Patrick, laborer, 295 s Paca
Dixon Robert, mate, 10 Williamson
Dixon R. W. K. commission merchant, over
1 16 Light St wharf, dw 167 Cathedral
DIXON THOM AS, architect, over 117 w Bal-
timore, dw Mt. Washington, Baltimore co
Dixon Thomas, railroad man, Grundy, near
Mosher
Dixon William, laborer, 56 McHenry
Dixon Wm. J. T. clerk, 245 Mulberry
DIXON WM. T. & BROTHER, wholesale
dealers boots, shoes, hats and caps, 306 w
Baltimore
Dixon Wm. T. (W. T. D. & Bro.) 49 Lex-
ington
Dobbin Mrs. Catharine, 56 e Baltimore
Dobbin Eliza, laundress, 13 Comet
Dobbin Francis M. boot maker, 125 Mulberry
DOBBIN & FULTON, publishers Baltimore
American and Commercial Advertiser, 128
w Baltimore
DOBBIN GEORGE W. attorney, 42 St. Paul
Dobbin Joseph T. (D. & Fulton,) 56 e Balti-
more
DOBBIN & CO. miners and shippers of coal,
and agents Baltimore Coal Co. 24 w Second
Dobbin Wm. B. (D. & Co.,) 119 n Charles
DOBBIN JOHN, coach and livery stables, 28
High, dw 62
Dobbs Mary, tailoress, 12 Tripolet al
Dobel Alois, shoemaker, 54 s Durham
Dobel Casper, shoemaker, 282 e Lombard
Dober Joseph, milkman, 323 n Central av
DOBERER JOHN, Louisiana House, 199
Lexington
DOELER DANIEL, paper box manufacturer,
49 Lewis, dw 88 n Central av
Dobler David, clerk, 156 French
Dobler Frederick, clerk, 156 French
Dobler George, clerk, 163 e Baltimore
Dobler Gustavus A. salesman, 88 n Central av
Dobler John, bookkeeper, 158 French
Dobson J. mariner, 377 Canton av
Dobson John A. & Co. china, glass and
queensware, 2 and 4 n Charles
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent antl Broker. Agent « Mutual
Benefit lilfe Insurance Co., Ne-warlt, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
DOB
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Dobson John, painter, 229 e Fayette
Dobson John A. (John A. D. & Co.,) 71 n
Broadway
Dobson Robert H. shoemaker, 90 Jeiferson
Dobson Thomas H. painter, 269 e Lombard
Dobson Wm. bricklayer, 100 Jefferson
Dochtermann Conrad, cabinet maker, 203
Light
Dochtermann Regina, confectionery, 203 Light
Dockerney Patrick, hod carrier. 111 s Castle
Dockery Mary, laundress, 77 Orleans
Docwra Mrs. Frances, 14 n Republican
Dodd Daniel, engineer, 109 s Castle
Dodd Joseph L. shoemaker, 99 n Poppleton
Dodge George R. & Co. artists and painter's
store, 42 w Baltimore
Dodge Geo. R. (Geo. R. D. & Co.,) 255 n Eu-
taw
Dodge John W. foreman, Abbott's rolling
Mill, 262 e Baltimore
Dodge Mary A. 255 n Eutaw
Dodiken John, laborer, Chappell, near Wind-
sor mill road
Dodson John W. soldier, 889 w Baltimore
Dodson Richard S. bookkeeper. Fountain
Hotel
Dodson Thaddeus, C. carpenter, 87 Albemarle
Dodson Wm. K. messenger Adams Express
83 n Exeter
Doefler Michael, tailor, 40 s Durham
Doel William, baker, 120 Low
Doell John, baker, 1 s Central av
Doeller Christopher, oil manufacturer, 53
Fawn
Doeller G. Conrad, butcher, 11 Fella Pomt
Market, dw cor Fourth and Dillon
Doenges Ernt, shoemaker, 574 w Baltimore
Doenges Philip, vinegar depot, 141 King
Doenenfelser Ludwig, tavern, 256 s Caroline
Doeplitz Solomon, millinery and fancy goods,
114 Lexington
Doering Conrad, 362 Saratoga
Doering Henry, tavern, 20 Park
Doerr John, tinner, 18 Ross
Doetch Joseph, shoemaker, 66 Jasper
Doft George, tin and sheet iron worker, 164
Hillen
Doged Mrs. Eliza, 196 e Fayette
Doged Martin H. clerk, 196 e Fayette
Dogge Charles, laborer, 20 Dawson al
Doherty M. & E. dry goods, 223 Lexington
Dohme Gustavus, clerk, 44 n Gay
Dohme Louis, (Sharp & D.,) 263 w Pratt
Dolack John, tailor, 25 s Spring
Dolan Mrs. Ann D. confectionery, 907 w Pratt
Dolan James, laborer, 907 w Pratt
Dolan James, laborer, 89 McEIderry's wharf
DOLAN REV. JAMES, 112 s Broadway
Dolan John, laborer, 460 n Gay
Dolan John, stone cutter, 30 Thomsen
Dolan John, clerk, 212 e Lombard
Dolan Mary Ann, seamstress, 525 w Lombard
Dolan Morris, currier, 9 New Church
Dolan Patrick, wheelwright, 220 Penna. av
Dolan Patrick, 122 Harford av
Dolch John C. blacksmith, 268 w Biddle
Dole Christian, rags, 87 Grindall
Doleman Matilda, 21 Eastern av
Dolfield Alexander, clerk Franklin Bank, dw
175 s Washington, F. P.
Dolin John, laborer, 634 w Pratt
Dolin Maria, washerwoman, 634 w Pratt
Dolin Valentine, laborer, 10 s Regester
Dohveyra Augustus, (D., Perrido «fe Co.)
Fountain Hotel
Doliveyra, Perido & Co. brandy, wine, gin
and whiskey, 6 Water
Dolivit Matilda, 57 Watson
Doll George, laborer, 109 West
Doll George, 97 Stirling
Doll Lewis, curled hair, Frederick av
Doll Michael, foundryman, 43 Elizabeth la
Dolle George, soldier, 24 Burke
Dolle Lawrence, grocery and liquors, 147 Sa-
rah Ann
Dolle Thomas, 147 Sarah Ann
Dollinger Charles, butcher, 90 Centre market,
dw Belair, near Baltimore cemetery
Dollinger John, butcher, Belair market, dw
Baltimore co
Dolphin Francis, pork and beef inspector, 201
Mulberry
Dolphin Francis W. trader, 38 Ryan
Dolwelt Louisa, midwife, 429 w Baltimore
Dominie John, painter, 85 Mulberry
Domney John, plasterer, 133 n Paca
Donahue Daniel, tailor, 20 Buren
Donahue James E. bricklayer, 101 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Donaldson Alexander, soldier, 159 n Paca
Donaldson Catherine, 99 n Charles
Donaldson David, trader, 121 Jefferson
Donaldson Dr. Frank, office 32 Franklin, dw
34
Donaldson Lieut. Col. James L. depot quarter-
master, U. S. A., headquarters Eutaw
House
Donaldson John, baggage express,P. W. &B.
R. R. 62 Fawn
Donaldson John I. president Franklin Bank,
and Baltimore Life Insurance Company, dw
30 Franklin
Donaldson John I. jr., 30 Franklin
Donaldson Mrs. Julia A. 159 n Paca
Donaldson Robert, fireman, 3 Henderson ct
DONALDSON SAMUEL I. attorney, 39 St.
Paul
Donaldson Samuel, 39 St. Paul
Donaldson Sidnor, artist, 38 St. Paul
Donaldson Stephen, fisherman, 129 s Exeter
Donaldson Thomas W. collector, 62 Fawn
Donallen Andrew, wheelwright, 382 Light
Donat Marion, grocer, 199 s Charles
Done Julia, 328 Madison av
DONAVIN MATTHEW W. pharmaceutist,
s e cor Lee and Sharp, dw 96 Lee
Doney Stephen, laborer, 273 Dallas
Donehue James D. ship joiner, 115 s Wolfe
Donelson Noah J. tinner, 38 Ryan
Donelson Wm. R. cigar maker, 132 n Bond
Donfrey John, shoemaker, 361 n Gay
Donges Andrew, wagoner, 333 s Charles
Donges Linas, variety store, 333 s Charles
Donhauser George, painter, 259 e Eager
Donkley George W. machinist, cor Pratt and
Calhoun
Donlan Anthony, tailor, 19 Slemmer al
Donn William, sailmaker, 113 Albemarle
Donnell Emily, 308 Canton av
Donnell James M. machinist, 308 Canton av
Donnell John S. 82 Cathedral
Donnell Mary, 231 n Eutaw
Donnell William, 231 n Eutaw
Donnelly Alice, seamstress, 94 Harford av
Donnelly Daniel, brickmaker, 73 Harford av
Donnelly Daniel, bricklayer, 40 Franklin al
HE>rRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sole of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Rosendale Cement and Cnlctued Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wliorf.
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Donnelly Daniel, laborer, 19 Jordan
Donnelly Edward, porter, cor Lexington and
Rock
Donnelly Mrs. Eliza, 283 Ross
Donnelly Elizabeth, laundress, 116 Harford av
Donnelly Francis A. clerk, 283 Ross
Donnelly Hugh, soldier, 208 Lee
Donnelly James laborer, 172 n Front
Donnelly James, restaurant, 232 e Pratt
Donnelly James, watchmaker, 551 Saratoga
Donnelly James, finisher, 371 Hamburg
Donnelly John, laborer, 464 Walsh
Donnelly John, blacksmith, Falls road, near
Northern av
Donnelly John, grocer, 397 Lexington
Donnelly Mary, 21 Foundry
Donnelly Mary, corsetmanufacturer, 17^ L.ex-
ington, dw 156 w Lombard
Donnelly Michael, drayman, 7 Philpot
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, 6 Swan
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, 511 n Gay
Donner Dorothea, 51 Johnson
Donohoe Cornelius, laborer, 182 Vine
Donohue Bernard, bonnet frames, 253 n Gay
Donohue Bridget, huckstress, 11 Rock
Donohue Charles, grocer, 23 Amity
Donohue Cornelius, laborer, 60 Buren
Donohue Daniel, 96 Ensor
Donohue Dorothea, 51 Johnson
Donohue Elizabeth, 111 Ross
Donohue Mrs. Elizabeth, 226 e Fayette
Donohue George, ship joiner, Ahceanna near
Donohue James, coal oil, 115 Plum
Donohue James D. ship joiner, 115 s Wolfe
Donohue James, of custom house, 309 e Pratt
Donohue John, salesman, 47 e Pratt
Donohue John, grocery , cor Amity and Raborg
Donohue John F. salesman, 126 Holliday
Donohue Marcus L. ship joiner, 309 e Pratt
Donohue Michael, laborer, 57 s Oregon
Donohue Patrick, laborer, 64 n Dallas
Donohue Patrick, watchman, 99 Granby
DONOHUE RICHARD, shirt manufacturer,
240 w Baltimore , dw 9 Pearl , , „
Donohue Thomas, coal oil, cor Leadenhall
and West
Donohue William, laborer, 7 Myers ct
Donovan Bridget, 49 Guilford al
Donovan Clarissa, 185 Lexington
Donovan Daniel, foundryman, 151 Bank
Donovan Dennis, laborer, 39 New Church
Donovan James, printer, 556 w Baltimore
Donovan Jane, 556 w Baltimore
Donovan John, laborer, 77 Eastern av
Donovan Mrs. Joseph S. s w cor Camden and
Eutaw ^ , ,
Donovan Michael, laborer, 50 s Dewberry al
DonovanMichael, mariner, 44 French
DonovanMichael, printer, 556 w Baltimore
Donovan Simon, pedler, 102 Bank
Donovan Timothy, blacksmith, cor Chappell
and Liberty road
Doolan Mary, 75 Orleans
Dooley Edward, nailmaker, 63 French
Dooley John, laborer, 6 Swan
Dooley Martin, laborer, 25 Haw
Dooley Michael, laborer, 6 Swan
Dooley Thomas, drayman, 206 n Exeter
Doolittle William, clerk, 78 w Fayette
Doonan Prof. James A. at Loyola College
Dooner Hugh, 398 Franklin
Dopman Julia, 223 n Ed
Doran Michael, laborer, 43 Haubert
DORBACKER WILLIAM, Three Tuns Ho-
tel, s w cor Pratt and Paca
Dorbacker Wm. Three Tuns sales stables, n w
cor Pratt and Paca
Dore Dennis, grocery, 2 French
Doremus Peter B. plasterer, Rose nearMosher
Dorenberg John D. shoemaker,' 151 Conway
Dorfer Eberhard H, tailor, 101 s Bond
Dorgan Gustavus A. ship carpenter, 45 s
Washington, F. P.
Dorguth August, lager beer, 271 w Pratt
Doringer Peter, 71 Preston
Dorman Ann, confectionery, 75 s High
Dorman Eliza, 124 Bank
Dorman Mrs. Ellen, 381 Hamburg
Dorman George T. oysters, 146 Penna. av
Dorman James, ship carp. 290 Canton av
Dorman Jane G. grocery, 6 Aisquith
Dorman Hetty, 37 Orleans
Dorman Mrs. Margaret, 26 Josephine
Dorman Samuel, constable, 27 Josephine
Dorman Mrs. Sarah, 62 n Dallas
Dorman Wm. plasterer, 36 n Front
Dorman Wm. ship carpenter, 180 Bank
Dorme Mrs. Margaret, 65 James al
Dormedy Sarah, 134 w Madison
Dormoller Frank, laborer, 158 s Eden
Dorn George, laborer, 210 Penna. av
Dorn George, laborer, 7 Choptank
Dorn John, cooper and lager beer, cor Caro-
line and Bank
Dorn John, sawyer, 315 w Pratt
Dorn John, milk, O'Donnell near East av
Dorn Philip, clerk, 97 w Biddle
Dorn Wolf, laborer, 86 Albemarle
Dornin Thomas A., U. S. N. 31 Cathedral
Dorphley Richard W. (Wainwright & Co.)
176 w Baltimore
Dorr Casper, printer, 268 Hanover
Dorr Mary, 223 s Charles
Dorrell Geo. H. blacksmith, 226 e Monument
Dorrer John, veterinary surgeon, Gough cor
Central av
Dorrett John C. pedler, 264 s Howard
Dorrett John C. speculator, n e cor Howard
and Hamburg
Dorrett Wm. W. tobacconist, 163 e Fayette
Dorrick Emily, 100 e Monument
Dorring Frederick, laborer, 170 Henrietta
Dorritee Charles, bookkeeper, 66 n Broadway
Dorritee C. W. bookkeeper, 66 n Broadway
Dorritee Elizabeth, 134 s Bond
Dorritee Robert E. painter, 26 Hampstead
Dorrity Joseph, bricklayer, 41 Milliman
Dorrity Mrs. Rebeccca, 290 e Lombard
Dorrity Richard, stone cutter, 41 MiUiman
Dorrity Thomas, police, 104 n Bond
Dorry Edward G. plumber and gas fitter, 18
Thames, and n w cor Pratt and Broadway,
dw 49 s Broadway
Dorry Ferdinand, gas fitter, 49 s Broadway
Dorry John A. stone cutter, 167 s Washing-
Dorry Wm. rigger, 167 s Washington, F. P.
Dorsch Geo. shoemaker, 21 e Fayette
Dorsch Wolfgang, laborer, 60 s Regester
Dorschel Wm. groceries and liquors, 46 Fell
Dorsett John F. (Boswell & D.) 110 s Sharp
Dorsey Allen, (Wheatley, D. & Co.) 248 w
Lombard
Dorsey Allen, feed, 88 Spear's wharf, dw 248
w Lombard
^^Onr^H^&BliO., Mannftctnrer, of Roof. n«cl Roofing HaterlalB, 111 B«^'»
Xnuirf. O. HART SBITTH, Agent.
DOK
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Dorsey Algernon S. 25 n Calvert
Dorsey Andrew, engineer, 94 s Carey
Dorsey Bartus C. (Wheelwright, Mudge &
Co.) 102 s Sharp
Dorsey Benjamin H. clerk B. & O. R, R.,
Howard near German
Dorsey Caleb, 102 s Sharp
Dorsey Charles, carpenter, 42 s Poppleton
Dorsey Comfort W. 36 Pleasant
Dorsey Daniel, soldier, 85 Mount
Dorsey Daniel W. shoemaker, 172 n Gay
Dorsey Edwin, carpenter, 23 Decker
Dorsey Geo. F. fireman, 176 McHenry
Dorsey Mrs. Grace H. 13 McCulloh
Doi-sey Geo. W. shoemaker, 249 w Hoffman
Dorsey & Hissey, coach makers, 96 n Calvert
Dorsey Isaac, cabinet maker, 62 s Sharp
Dorsey James B. (Campbell, D. & Co.) 23 n
Calvert
Dorsey James, marble polisher, 45 Buren
Dorsey James L. flour inspector, 35 Conway
Doi'sey James, laborer, 271 Forrest
Dorsey John F. (Boswell & D.) 119 s Sharp
Dorsey John, laborer, 384 Hanover
Dorsey John, tailor, Paca s of Hamburg
Dorsey John T. shoemaker, 26 Josephine
Dorsey John, cellar digger, 29 s Wolfe
Dorsey John A. (Etchfson & D.) Three Tuns
hotel
Dorsey Joseph I. granite stone cutter, 398
Franklin
Dorsey Joseph, clerk at Barnum's hotel
Dorsey Joseph S. (Middleton & D.) 201
Aisquith
Dorsey Julia A. 51 e Lombard
Dorsey Margaret 29 Durham
Dorsey Mrs. Matilda, 42 s Poppleton
Dorsey Mary J. 114 e Lombard
Dorsey Michael, tailor, 104 York
Dorsey Michael, laborer, 138 s Castle al
Dorsey Michael, laborer, 8 St. Mary
Dorsey Michael, grain, lime and feed, 114
Light St. wharf, dw 131 Hanover
Dorsey Richard, clerk, 102 s Sharp
Dorsey Richard B. clerk at Custom House,
n Charles st. extended
Dorsey Richard B., jr., clerk, Charles near
Northern av
Dorsey Richard, soldier, 214 n Central av
Dorsey Dr. Robert, (of Edward,) 29 n Calvert
Dorsey Samuel, bookkeeper, 51 Courtland
Dorsey Samuel H. bookkeeper, 51 Courtland
Dorsey Samuel H. vinegar depot, 9 President
dw 51 Mulberry
Donsey Samuel A. stone cutter, 108 s Sharp
Dorsey Sclman, bookkeeper, 396 w Lombard
Dorsey Su.san, seamstress, 137 n Central av
Dorsey Theodore C. clerk, 114 e Lombard
Dorsey Thomas, carpenter, 396 w Lombard
Dorsey Vernon, clerk B. & O. R. R. Charles
near Northern av
Dorsey Washington L. 169 Mulberry
Dorsey Wm. (D. & Hissey,) 166 n Exeter
Dorsey Mis. W. L. 169 Mulberry
Dorsey Wm. A. produce commission mer-
chant 68 South
Dorsey Wm. S. clerk, 51 Courtland
Dorsey Wm. H. engineer, 70 s Ann
Dorsey Wm. H. paying teller Western Bank,
Dorsey Wm. J. H. (Dade & D.) 14 Pearl, dw
413 w Fayette
Dorson Anna, laundress, 54 n Eutaw
Dorson Samuel, 162 s Ann
Dorweis Eckert, painter, 70 Ensor
Dosch George, huckster, 1 Spring ct
Dotterweih Frederick, cigar maker, 165 Ross
Dotterwiesk Francis P. shoemaker, Wolfe s
of Pratt
Dotsch Louis, photographer, 66 Chatswortb.
Doty Mrs. S. 130 w Fayette
Doub D. Milton, clerk, 41 n Gilmor
Doub Ezra R. tobacconist, 1 n Calhoun, dw
41 n Gilmor
Doud Bartley, huckster, 7 Camden la
Doud Francis, shoemaker, 4 McElderry
Doud John A. M. police, 178 East
Doud John, carter 4 L. Constitution
Doud Michael, laborer, 13 Elliott
Doud Thomas, blacksmith, 32 Binney
Doud Patrick, carter, 279 s Eutaw
Dougherty Anthony, 3 George al
Dougherty, Chas. M. (Dougherty, Woods &
Co.) 31 Franklin
Dougherty Cornelius, carpenter, 222 Vine
Dougherty Charles J. shoemaker, 95 n Eutaw
Dougherty Daniel, carter, 184 s Washington
F. P.
Dougherty Dan'l, laborer, white house Canton
Dougherty Ellen, 52 Cambridge
Dougherty James, laborer, 56 Raborg
Dougherty James, 181 n Eutaw
Dougherty James, builder, 11 w Builder
Dougherty Capt. James, 52 Lee
Dougherty Rev. John, 25 n Front
Dougherty John C. ship carpenter, 146 s Ann
Dougherty John W. engineer. Lazaretto
Dougherty Joseph, trunk maker, 66 Portland
Dougherty Julius, discount clerk. Farmers'
and Merchants' bank, dw 267 Saratoga
Dougherty Julia, 50 e Baltimore
Dougherty Margaret, 87 Hollins
Dougherty Mrs. Margaret, 66 Portland
Dougherty Mary A. 316 e Pratt
Dougherty Mrs. Mary, 11 w Biddle
Dougherty Michael, laborer, 16 Garden
Dougherty Michael, hackman, 137 n High
Dougherty Michael, hostler, Moffits stables,
n Howard
Dougherty Michael, laborer, 7 n Wolfe
Dougherty Patrick, laborer, 22 Concord
Dougherty Philip, painter, 69 n Exeter
Dougherty Thomas, 15 n Caroline
Dougherty Thomas, police, 104 n Bond
Dougherty, Woods & Co. sugar refiners, n e
cor Lombard and Concord
Dougherty Wm. H. (Sands & D.) 50 e Bal-
timore
Dougherty Wm. police, 786 w Baltimore
Doughty J. J. C. clerk, 9 n Exeter
Doughty John C. 241 w Biddle
Douglas August, liquors, 4 s Howard, dw 206
w Biddle
Douglas Harriet, 33 Chew
Douglass James H. marine fireman, 87 Ham-
burg
Douglass James B. oak cooper, 217 Mullikin
Douglass Robert, porter. May near Eden
Douglass Robert, cooper, 11 Willow
Douglass Susan, 67 Warner
Douglass Susan, gaiter binder, 50 s Eutaw
Douglass Thos. J. cooper, 138 L Greene
Douglass Thomas, shoemaker, 352 Mulberry
Douglass Wm. R. wagoner, 21 May
Douglass Wm. H. cooper, 25 Brune
Doulongin Conrad, tailor, 309 s Bond
Doush Jacob, farmer, 151 s Ann
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Xnsnrance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Iilfe Insurance Co., NeTvarls, Bf. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Doush Peter, stevedore, 151 s Ann
Douty Caleb, adjusting clerk. Custom House,
Fayette near Gilmor
Dove Benjamin F. watchman, 548 w Pratt
Dove Capt. Henry, 351 e Baltimore
Dove Capt. Milton C, U. S. A. 92 s Ann
Dove Capt. S. M., U. S. N., Fountain hotel
Dove Wm. C. iron roller, 152 s Caroline
Dover John, shoemaker, 499 w Pratt
Dowd Michael, bar tender, 3 Centre Market
space
Dowden Francis P. mariner, 194 s Ann
Dowell George E. clerk to Quarter Master,
63 Aisquith
Dowell John, grocer and commission merch't,
55 s Calvert, dw 63 Aisquith
Dowling Ann, 183 n Eutaw
Dowling Elizabeth, millinery, 262 n Gay
Dowling George, tailor, 48 s Wolf
Dowling Thomas laborer, 85 Booth
Downey Chas. carpenter, 13 Gough
Downey Edmund, carpenter, 13 Gough
Downey Edward, painter, 56 Gough
Downey James, laborer, 6 n Amity
Downey John, 25 Abey al
DOWNEY JOHN t^c SON, grocers and com-
mission merchants, 133 Franklin
Downey John, (J. D, & Sons,) 154 n Eutaw
Downey John W. mariner, 239 Henrietta
Downey Thomas G. (J. D. & Son,) 154 n
Eutaw
Downey Wm. T. watchman, 141 Dover
Downing Chas. F. bricklayer, 82 n Poppleton
Downing Elizabeth, 158 w Biddle
Downing Howell, broker, 158 w Biddle
Downing John, laborer, 28 Addison
Downing Margaret W. 56 s Greene
Downing Morris W., U. S. Commissary, 56
s Greene
Downing Nathaniel F. bricklayer, 82 n Pop-
pleton
Downing Wm H. bricklayer, 82 n Poppleton
Downing Wm. laborer, 2 Russell al
Downs Capt. Chas. G., U. S. A. 148 Barre
Downs Mrs. Dr. 22 n Caroline
Downs Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 154 Dover
Dowhs Mrs. Elizabeth, 485 e Baltimore
Downs Harris T. butcher, 472 e Baltimore
Downs Jas. Henry, bailiff U. S. Courts, 302
Franklin
"Downs Joseph B. butcher, 484 Light
Downs Joseph, butcher, 485 e Baltimore
Downs Mrs, Louisa, confectionery, s w cor
Belair av and Broadway
Downs Samuel F. moulder, 477 Franklin
Downs Steward D. ship carpenter, 169 Lee
Downs Winifred, 52 Cambridge
Downs William H. clerk, 361 Franklin
Downs Win. bricklayer, 94 s Charles
Doyle Ann, confectionery, 61 Clay
Doyle Arthur, ship carpenter, 204 s Castle al
DOYLE A. J. bookstore, 11 Penna av. dw
282 Franklin •
Doyle Augustus, clerk, 282 Franklin
Doyle Bridget, 205 n Howard
Doyle Bridget, grocery, 22 Valley
Doyle Catharine, 136 s Howard
Doyle Felix, soldier, 40 e Eager
Doyle Jane G. 32 Camden
Doyle James, grocer, n w cor Lombard aad
Amity
Doyle James, blacksmith, 150 s Central nv
dw 80 s Eden
Doyle James, laborer, 547 Saratoga
Doyle James E. blacksmith, 9 Hawk
Doyle James, liquors, 45 s Charles
Doyle James H. printer, 42 Park
Doyle John, laborer, 83 n Oregon
Doyle John, laborer, 67 Dawson al
Doyle Dr. John A. 21 s Gay
Doyle John, 18 Abey al
Doyle John, laborer, 10 Hawk
Doyle Mary, huckstress, 115 Cross
Doyle Michael, sawyer, 46 Johnson
Doyle Michael, messenger Adams' Express,
1 Columbia
Doyle M. H. printer, 35 Centre Market space
Doyle Matthew, soldier, 80 Grindall
Doyle Matthew, soldier, 115 Cross
Doyle Patrick, butter, 35 Centre Market space
Doyle Patrick, drayman, 170 Stirling
Doyle Patrick, laborer. Falls road near North-
ern av
Doyle Patrick, laborer, 52 Union
Doyle Rosina, 80 Grindall
Doyle Samuel B. clerk Adams' Express,
Fountain hotel
Doyle Thomas G. bookseller, 297 n Gay
Doyle Thomas, laborer, 42 Philpot
Doyle Thos. whip sawyer, 80 Grindall
Doyle Thos. whip lawyer, 115 Cross
Doyle Thomas J. sutler, 32 Camden
Doyle Wm. 213 Vine
Doyle Wm. H. carpenter, 349 Columbia
Doyle Wm. J. jr., clerk, 42 Park
Drabant Joseph, saddler, 193 Vine
Drackser Jacob, tailor, 80 Somerset
Drager Henry, cigar packer, 399 n Gay
Draismcr John, shoemaker, 7 McElderry ct.
Draite Wm. blacksmith, 405 w Pratt
Drake Henry, shoemaker, 678 w Baltimore
DRAKELEY & FENTON, wholesale pro-
duce commission merchants, 387 w Bal-
timore
Drakeley Henry W. (D. & Fenton,) 291 w
Fayette
Drane Hugh, laborer, 26 Biddle al
Draper Chester, tavern, 278 Light
Draper Mary, dress maker, 278 Light
Draper William, clerk, 22 T
Drebing Harriet, 419 e Fayette
Drege Jacob R. 333 Lexington
Dregger Francis, porter, 56 Henrietta
Dregger Theodore, 56 Hamilton
Dreisch Joseph, porter, 52 Richmond
Drenk Philip, shoemaker, 93 Low
Dresch Adam, laborer, Burke, Canton
Dreschler Frederick, tailor, 8 Spruce al
Dreschler George, gardener. Republican n of
Franklin
Dreschler John, plasterer, 40 n Amity
Dresboeh Wm. blacksmith, 1 Baker's ct
Dresel Werner, consul for Prussia, Wurten-
berg. Saxony, Baden, Bavaria, Hesse Cas-
sel and Hesse Darmstadt, s e cor Lombard
and Cheapside, dw 110 St. Paul
Dresher Peter, shoemaker, 16 Willow
Dressel Caroline, 83 Ross
Dressel Catharine, huckstress, 289 e Monu-
ment
Dressel Conrad, weaver, 32 Orleans
Dressel George, grocery, 83 Ross
Dressel John J. baker, 204 Eastern av
Dressel Leonhard, blind painter, 358 e Eager
Dresser Joseph, tailor, 267 n Eden
Dressier Emil, sutler, n w cor Chase and Bond
jr. HKNRY GIESS, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <!ie.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaat«r constantly on hand, HI Speor'a Wharf.
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Dressier Wilhelm, 138 e Pratt
Dreves Francis, cigar store, 16 Pine
Drew Arthur, laborer, 18 n Poppleton
Drew Amanda L. 160 w Madison
Drew Mrs. Ramsey, 259 e Baltimore
Drexel August, cigar packer, 52 w Fayette
Drexel Harman, steam scourers, 52 w Fayette,
dw 103 Pearl
Drexel Henry, piano maker, 57 n Gay
Drexel Morris, confectionery, 57 n Gay
DREXLER JOSEPH A. provision store, 42
n Calvert
Drexsel John, tanner, 23 Smith
Drey Abraham, (Lewis Lauer & Co,) 163 s
Sharp
Drey Elkan, (Lewis Lauer & Co.) 64 Conway
Dreyer Abraham, rags, over 70 Harrison
Dreyer Charles, tobacconist, 91 William
Dreyer Ernst, fresco painter, 175 w Fayette
Dreyer Fredk. box maker, 15 n Sharp
Dreyer John F. boxmaker, 49 McHenry
Dreyer Wm. shoe store, 160 s Broadway
Driffreus John, laborer, 279 Columbia
Drill James M. freight agent N. C. R. 311
Lexington
Drinker Mrs. Susan B. 145 w Biddle
Drinks Frederick, laborer, 239 s Durham
Drischman Charles, shoemaker, 151 s Chapel
DriscoU Mrs. Ann, 97 s Eden
Driscoll Ellen, grocery, 217 Chesnut
Driscoll John, laborer, 4 Hawk
Driscoll Richard J. tailor, 58 s Howard
Drissell Mary, 151 s Chapel
Driver Jacob, potter, 196 s Castle al
Driver Silas, soldier, 350 Washington road
Drogan Charles, cigar maker, 82 Harrison
Drohan David, teamster, 84 s High
Drohan Mary, grocery, 79 Franklin
Droll Mrs. Ragina, undertaker and furniture,
90 s Howard
Dromer John, shoemaker, 229 s Bond
Droney Dennis, tailor, 104 York
Drost G. A. (D. & Sutro,) 217 w Lombard
DROST & SUTRO, importers and wholesale
dealers in French, German fancy goods and
notions, 253 w Baltimore
Droste JohnH. 78 Hill
Droste John E. clerk, 78 Hill
Drought Francis, carpenter, 145 Montgomery
Drugen Hugh, clerk, 69 Hollins
Druhe Cornelius, tailor, 52 Harrison
Druid Hall, Patterson building, entrance
62 Vo w Baltimore
Drum'Sarah Ann, 250 e Pratt
Drummer John, shoemaker, 208 Canton av
Drummer John, laborer, 196 s Wolfe
Drummond Levin J. watchmaker and jeweler,
31 w Pratt, dw 15 s Exeter
Drumpf Catharine, 34 Dewberry al
Drumgoole Patrick H. laborer, 46 Orleans
Drury John, stone cutter, 167 s Washington,
F. P.
Drury Samuel C. coachman, 5 s Fremont
Drury Wm. rigger, 167 s Washington, F. P.
Dryden Alexander, huckster, 53 Clay
Dryden Mrs. Aurelia, seamstress, 240 Mul-
berry
Dryden Charles H. butter and produce, 51 n
Eutaw
Dryden Henry, dry goods, 116 Lexington
Dryden J. Meredith, clerk, 68 e Pratt
Dryden Joshua, 67 n Liberty
Dryden Joshua R. 64 n Greene
Dryden Meredith J, (Robt. W. D. & Son) 69
e Pratt
Dryden Rbt. H. shoemaker, 257 n Central av
Dryden Mrs. R. P. dressmaker, 178 Pearl
Dryden Mrs. Ruth, 55 n Poppleton
Dryden Robert W. & Son, commission mer-
chants, 14 & 16 German
Dryden Robert W, (R. W. D. & Son) 68 e
Pratt
Dryden Samuel T. bricklayer, 49 Warren
Dryden Samuel, shoemaker, 334 w Baltimore,
dw 11 3 Eutaw
Dryden Wm. 342 w Fayette
Dubel Capt. James A. 175 s Bond
Duboy S. Warren, 10 n Schroeder
Du Bois E. C. clerk tobacco warehouse, 141
w Biddle
Du Breton Hypolite, laborer, Union
Dublin 10 Short al
Dubree John H. carpenter, 42 w Biddle
Dubree Geo. spoon maker, rear 16 Harrison
Dubree Rebecca, rear 16 Harrison
DUBREUL REV. J. PAUL, St. Sulpice
Seminary, St. Mary's court, Penna av near
St. Mary
Dubreuil Aristide, (D. & Co.) 29 Camden
Dubreuil & Co. coil oil, 29 Camden
Dubrey Henry, cigarmaker, 279 n Central
Ducatel Hyppolite G. 38 Mulberry
Ducatel Joanna, boarding, 38 Mulberry
Ducker Otto, (Radecke& Co.) 12 New Church
Duckett Josephine, 308 Saratoga
Duckett Robert L. carter, 294 Franklin
Duckett Richard G. bookkeeper, 308 Saratoga
DUDE FREDERICK W. cabinet maker, 14
McClelland, dw 85 n Gay
Dudderwich Henry, laborer, 256 s Durham
Dudley Asa, carpenter, 289 Light
Dudley Charles, blacksmith, 289 Light
Dudley Christopher, machinist, 202 Chesnut
Dudley Hester A. tailoress, 74 Henrietta
Dudley Marcus L. (Porter & D.) 303 Light
Dudley Mildred, tailoress, 1 Harden's court
Dudley Mrs. Mary, grocery, 303 Light
Dudley Richard, gas fitter, 55 Harford av
Dudley Sarah, dress maker, 289 Light
Dudley Sarah, 175 Eastern av
Dudley Thomas, blacksmith, 217 Chesnut
Dudley William, cooper, 75 Dawson al
Dudrow Charles E. soldier, 40 n Poppleton
Dudrow Geo. W. machinist, 40 n Poppleton
DUERJOHN, importer and dealer in hard-
ware, 8 Hanover, dw 76 Saratoga
Duer Samuel, merchant miller, 38 Commerce,
dw 627 w Lombard
Duering Charles S. tobacconist, 39 n Eutaw,
dw n w cor St. Mary and Tessier
Duering George S. bricklayer, 347 Franklin
Duering John S. shoemaker, 104 St. Mary
Duff Elizabeth, 159 Chesapeake
DUFF CAPT. HENRY, surveyor of vessels
and cArgoes, 37 Fell, dw 351 e Baltimore
Duff Henry, carpenter, 295 e Madison
Duff James, soldier, 30 Jew al
Duff James, merchant, 48 s Ann
Duff Miss Mary, 548 Saratoga
Duf^' Patrick, hostler No. 4 engine, 58 Holiday
Duff Wm. lawyer, 48 s Ann
Duffey James, laborer, 3 Littel al
Duffey John, livery stables, s e cor Harford
av and Chew, dw Neighbor near Harford av
Duffy Bridget, grocery, 162 e Lombard
Duffy Catharine, 25 Centre
OBO. S. PXGK & BRO., Nannfacturera of Roofs nnd Rooflng material, 111 Sniltlii*s
\nu%rt. C. HAAT KRQTH, Agent.
DUF
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i)UN
Duffy Edward, attorney, 28 St. Paul, dw 307
Hollins
Duffy Francis, hostler Moffett's stables, n
Howard
Duffy Hugh, 101 Ensor
Duffy James, laborer, 9 n Dewberry al
Duffy James, (M. & J. D.) 102 Cathedral
Duffy James, grocery, 55 Holland
Duffy James, hackman, 3 Hargrove al
Duffy John, hostler, 119 Vine
Duffy John, weaver, 27 Mosher
Duffy John jr., moulder, 27 Mosher
Duffy John, hackman, 14 Neighbor
Duffy J. Edwin, clerk, 48 s Ann
Duffy huckster, 84 Grindell
Duffy Mary J. laundress, 62 Union
Duffy M. & T. grocery and feed store, 162
Cathedral
Duffy Michael, blacksmith, 32 Preston
Duffy Michael, (M. & J. D.) 109 Cathedral
Duffy Peter, grocery, cor Chesnut and Low
Duffy Thomas, laborer, 2 Hammond al
Duffly Michael, laborer, 341 Eastern av
Dufur Geo. (D. & C.) 69 Columbia
Dufur Orlando, 69 Columbia
Dufur & Co. iron railing makers, Uhler's al
near Charles
Dugan Anthony, carpenter, 24 Hammond al
DUGAN CUMBERLAND & CO. hard-
ware commission merchants, 26 s Charles
Dugan Cumberland, (C. D. & Co.) 31 Ham-
ilton
Dugan Emily, 77 Centre
Dugan John, hostler, 5 Grace court
Dugan John, jr. laborer, 93 Harford av
Dugan John, laborer, 25 s Bethel
Dugan J. Osborne, dry goods, 129 n Gay, dw
36 n Front
Dugan Michael, 75 French
Dugan Michael, butcher, 56 n Dallas
Dugant Francis, carpenter, 215 w Biddle
Dugas Louisa, 662 Saratoga
Dugas Lewis C. clerk, 662 Saratoga
Dugas Lewis C. clerk to Register of Wills,
Pearl near Mulberry
Dugdale Edward, John near Lanvale
DUGDALE GEO. dealer in fertilizers, 105
Smith's wharf, dw 279 e Baltimore
Dugdale Wm. clerk, 279 e Baltimore
Dugdale William, soldier. Mount near Lex-
ington
Dugent Eli, carpenter, 338 e Fayette
Dugent Francis, carpenter, 215 e Biddle
Dugent Francis, grocer, 284 e Lombard
Duhamel James, 163 n Paca
Duhn C. mariner, 288 s Anne
Duhurst Benjamin, huckster, 105 Vine
Duhurst Charles H. druggist, 27 w Pratt dw
1 n Front
Duhurst Henry P. president Firemen's Insur-
ance Co., 1 n Front
Duhurst Mrs. Mary, 1 n Front
DUKE A. W. apothecary and druggist, 178 e
Eager
Duke Eliza, grocery, 10 Somerset
Duke James 0. engineer, 52 nEden
Duke Mary, 2 Lewis
Duke Susanna, 268 n Howard
Dukehart Edward W. bookkeeper, 90 Lee
Dukehart Henry, livery stables, 36 North,
dw34
Dukehart John P. conductor B. & 0. R. R.
dw 47 n Gay
Dukehart John, secretary Associated Fire-
men's Insurance Co. 47 n Gay
Dukehart Joseph R. (J. R. D. & Co.) 151
Aisquith
Dukehart Joseph R. &, Co. fishing tackle,
twine, &c., 130 w Baltimore
Dukehart Mary, 73 e Fayette
Dukehart Robert W. hosemaker, basement
18 Water, dw 64 e Lombard
Dukehart Samuel T. 67 n High
Dukehart Thomas M. bailiff Criminal Court,
223 e Fayette
Dukehart Valerius, (Joseph R. D. & Co.) 130
w Baltimore
Dukehart Wm. B. hosemaker, 64 e Lombard
Duker Edward 0. (Radecke & Co.) 12 New
Church
Duker Henry, morocco dresser, 34 French
Duker Harman, (H. D. & Co.) cor Charles
and Uhler's al
Duker Harman & Co., box makers, rear 216
w Pratt
Dulaney Mrs. Ann, 262 n Gay
Dulaney Capt. Edward, mariner, 127 Bank
Dulaney Dennis, wagoner, 2 Albemarle
Dulaney Mrs. Hannah, 137 w Biddle
Dulaney Nicholas, tobacconist, 215 Mulberry
Dulaney Sarah, 316 Saratoga
Dulaney Wm. tailor, 316 Saratoga
Dulany John N. (Norris & D.) 215 Mulberry
Dulany Walter, clerk, 59 Courtland
Duley John C. moulder, 563 w Lombard
Duley John R. moulder, 563 w Lombard
Duley Mary, dress maker, 75 n High
Duley Solomon P. machinist, 563 w Lombard
Dulin Dr. Alexander F. 16 n Charles
Duling John, mariner, 182 s Ann
Dull Adam, britannia ware, Baltimore near
Gilmor ,
Dull Caspar, boatman, 21 Gittings
Dull Jacob, laborer, 1,30 s Central av
Dull James M. freight agent, N. C. R. dw 311
Lexington
Dumas Eliza, seamstress, 49 Albemarle
Dumax Benj. L. carpenter, 11 Cowpen al
Dumax Elizabeth 0. 158 Pearl
Dumax Elizabeth B. 158 Pearl
Dumax Ellen L. 158 Pearl
Dumax Sarah A. 158 Pearl
Dumber John F. collar maker, 215 w Fayette
Dumber Joseph, shoemaker, 13 Diamond
Dumbolton Mrs. Ann, 571 Lexington
Dumbolton Frank A. clerk, 571 Lexington
Dumbolton George, with T. J. Carson, 204 w
Baltimore, dw 571 Lexington
Dumer Henry, carp. 63 Washington, F. H.
Duniler Conrad, junk dealer, 22 s Register
Dumler John, currier, 83 Johnson
Dumler Joseph, currier, 84 Park
Dumler Matthias, cooper, 263 s Paca
Dumphy Patrick, baker, 244 Mulberry
Dunau Louis, clerk, 354^^ w Lombard
Dunan Louis (Drakeley & Feptdn) 387 w
Baltimore
Dunan W. G. cashier Quartermaster's office,
8 s Gay
Dunbar Mrs. George T. 35 Hamilton
Dunbar Dr. John R. W. 151 w Lombard
Dunbar Wm. W. bailiff Criminal Court, 35
Hamilton
Dunberry Christian, cooper, 190 s Bond
Dunbrow Simon, laborer, 82 s Chapel
Duncan Mrs. Anna, 22 Rock
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and tAfe Insiinmce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ldfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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DUR
Duncan Adam, 340 n Eutaw I
Duncan Alexander, U. S assessor, Frederick I
road near first loll gate
Duncan Archibald, mariner, 36 Thames
Duncan Barney, laborer, Clinton
Duncan David, clerk, 47 w Lombard*
Duncan Eliza, produce, 47 w Lombard
Duncan Emily, 132 Cathedral
Duncan Geo. W. brushmaker, 155 G. Hughes
Duncan Helen, 132 Cathedral
Duncan James W. magistrate, 289 s ]}ond
Duncan Jane, 132 Cathedral .i
Duncan John F. junk, 146 s Bond
Duncan James, grocery, 289 Saratoga
Duncan Joseph W. clerk, N. C. R. R., dw
Baltimore co
Duncan Joseph , ship carpenter, 47 w Lombard
Duncan Jos. W. coach trimmer, 144 Dolphin
Duncan Mrs. iVIary, 64 Camden
Duncan Mrs. Mary, 155 G. Hughes
Duncan Margaret, 132 Cathedral
Duncan N. J. H. mariner, 47 w Lombard
Duncan Patrick, laborer, 136 s Castle
Duncan Capt. Peter, 33 s Bond
Duncan Thomas M. engineer, 47 s Oregon
Duncan Timothy, carter, 534 w Pratt
Duncan William, engineer, 156 e Lombard
Duncas "Francis, laborer, 64 Boston
Dundorf Jacob, laborer, rear 214 Canton av
DundortT Adam, carpenter, 1 Ogston
Dungan Abel S. miller, 130 w Fayette
Dungan Francis D. 268 w Fayette
Dungan Henry G. bookkeeper, 268 w Fayette
Dungan Jesse, machinist, 306 Franklin
•Dungan Joshua T. cutter, 244 w Fayette
Dungan Lewis, propr. scows, s w cor Pratt
and South, dw Balto. co
Dungan Martin L. machinist, 191 L. Consti-
tuuon
Dungan Patterson, clerk, 357 w Fayette
Dungan Ruth, 187 Franklin
Dungan Wilkinson, shoes, 357 w Fayette
Dungan Wm. W., U. S. N. 378 e Baltimore
D'UNGER DR. ROBERT, eclectic physi-
cian, 616 w Baltimore
Dunham Charles A. attorney, 65 Pearl
Dunhauser J. 60 s Register
Dunigan James C. A. ship joiner, 135 Bank
Dunigan Mary L. confectionery, 150 n Eden
Dunigan Patrick, 207 Bank
Dunigan Patrick, Clinton
Dunigan Thos. ship joiner, 100 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Dunigan William, 191 Bank
Dunikin Bridget, 261 Forrest
Dunkel George B. attorney, 600 Lexington
Dunk^r John C. H. box maker, 8 Jackson ct
Dunkorly George L. watchcase maker, 29 w
Fayette, dw 178 e Pratt
Dunkerley John, butcher, 670 w Pratt
Dunkerly Richard, machinist, 670 w Pratt
Dunlap Dr. Albert, 158 Franklin
DUNLAP C. LEWIS, family grocer, 13 w
Baltimore, dw Barnum's hotel
DUNLAP CHARLES, grocer, s w cor How-
ard and Lexington, dw 249 Saratoga
Dunlap George W. soldier, 184 Cross
Dunlap Hugh, sand excavator, n w cor Sara-
toga and Gilmor
Dunlap Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, Three
Tuns hotel
Dunlap Mary J. gaiter binder, 184 Cross
Dunlap Thos. H. police, 127 Hamburg
Dunlap Wm. clerk, 96 n Central av
Dunlevy James, blacksmith, 236 n Bond
Dunlevy John, laborer, 114 Buren
Dunlevy Thos. C. livery stables, 9 n Fred-
erick, dw42 3 Sharp
Dunlop Mrs. Anna 167 Conway
Dunlop Robert S. clerk B. «fc 0. R. R. 167
Conway
Dunn Daniel H. bookkeeper, 376 w Lombard
Dunn Daniel, carter, 115 Preston
Dunn Edward, carter, 534 w Pratt
Dunn Edward, grocery, 116 North
Dunn Mrs. Francis, 11 Amity
Dunn George W. huckster, 38 Warren
Dunn Helen, grocery, 145 s Chester
Dunn James, lumber. Spring Garden wharf,
dw 159 Conway
Dunn James, daguerreotypist, 59 n High
Dunn John, butcher, 34 McHenry
Dunn John, mariner, 59 n High
Dunn John, hackman, 39 Chew
Dunn John, stove moulder, 53 Scott
Dunn John, conductor, 2 Preston
Dunn Joseph, huckster, 10 n Greene
Dunn Joseph, huckster, 81 York
Dunn Joseph, shoemaker, 1 Gelston ct
Dunn Joseph, shoemaker, 109 Elliott
Dunn Mrs. Mary, 4 Albemarle
Dunn Martin, shoemaker, 20 n Poppleton
Dunn Matthew, laborer, 220 Preston
Dunn Patrick, laborer, 1 Pleasant al
Dunn Patrick, laborer, 3 Grace ctjj
Dunn Paul, laborer, 74 Richmond
Dunn Richard, rigger, 57 s High
Dunn Robert, laborer, 83 York
Dunn Robert W. moulder, 38 Warren
Dunn Mrs. Sarah, 98 s Bond
Dunn Susannah, 133 William
Dunn Thomas, furniture wagoner, 66 Boyd
Dunn Thomas, laborer, 66 n Dallas
Dunn Thomas, 115 Preston
Dunn Timothy, carter, 534 w Pratt
Dunn Walston, laborer, 86 Albemarle
Dunn Wm. laborer, Clinton s of Boston
Dunnell Thomas, soldier, 35 Abbott
Dunnett Wm. plumber, n e cor Eutaw and
Madison, dw 58 George
Dunnigan Elizabeth, tailoress, 59 Lancaster
Dunnigan Thos. ship joiner, 100 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Dunnigan Wm. Thos. soldier, 59 Lancaster
Dunning George, laborer, 18 Fulton
Dunning John B. chief clerk Provost Marshal,
dw Washington House
Dunning Mrs. Mary, 475 Franklin
Dunning Wm. S. restaurant, 753 Penna. av
Dunning Wm. S. butcher, 184 Forrest
Dunning Wm. S. bricklayer, 148 Pearl
Dunnington Ann, 211 n Eutaw
DUNNINGTON WM. A. proprietor steam
plaster mill, lower end of G. Hughes, near
the Basin, dw 43 McCulloh
Dunnock Samuel R. 56 Barre
Dunovan Jeremiah, clerk U. S. commissary,
74 s Paca
Dunovan Mrs. Julia, 74 s Paca
Dunovan Mary A. dressmaker, 74 a Paca
Dunphy John, 1 Wills
Duns Ca
^atharine, 205 s Paca
Duns John, 205 s Paca
Dupuy Charles H. French teacher, 132 n
Howard
Durr Francis, shoemaker, 10 Chew
J. HE>nR,T GrCSE, Coniinis«iion MercUant, ft>r the wale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Kosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, SI Spear'a "Wlnarf.
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DURAND JOHN H. rope manufac. n e cor
Eden and Johns, and 132 w Pratt, dw Caro-
line near Biddle
Durand Thomas W. commission merchant,
Pratt, dw Gay near Eager
Durborow Alfred A. clerk, 359 Lexington
Durborow Hammond, coalagt. 359 Lexington
Durby Joseph, blacksmith, 3 Valley
Durding John T. grocery, 464 Light
Durding Leander A. printer, Windsor Mill
road
Durham Albert, furniture wagoner, 262 East-
ern av
Durham Ann, upholstress, 302 n Howard
Durham Columbus P. 167 German
Durham Mrs. Catherine, 167 German
Durham Charles W. chair painter, 349 Lex-
ington
DURHAM & McKEEVER, proprietors of
Linden livery stables, 140, 142, 144 and 146
Garden
Durham Mrs. Rhoda, grocery, 15 New
Durham Wm. tailor, 172 William
Durham Wm. J. cigar maker, 164 s Wolfe
Durham Wm. D. (Durham & McKeever) 302
n Howard
Durham Wm. S. waterman, 91 Johnson
Durham Wm. laborer, 91 Johnson
During David T. 13 Harmony la
During J. George, cabinet maker, 149 s Re-
gester
Durkee Christopher, shoemaker, 375 s Eutaw
Durkee Henry H. police, 163 Orleans
Durkee Capt. John, 29 s Broadway
Durkee Mrs. L. R. 138 Saratoga
Durnell Mrs. Ann, millinery, 129 Saratoga
Durning Mary, grocer, 147 n Central av
Durocher A. H. dancing mas'r, 317 w Fayette
Durst Catherine Y. teacher, 191 Hanover
Durst Fredk. soldier, 350 Washington road
Durst John V-. 191 Hanover
Durst John F. finisher, 191 Hanover
Durzinger Martin, laborer, Cannon near 0'-
Donnell
Dusham Wm. shoemaker, 75 Block
Dushane Albert J. clerk, 323 w Lombard
Dushane Geo. H. carpenter, 336 w Lombard
Dushane James A. clerk, 336 w Lombard
Dushane John T. druggist, 559 w Fayette
Dushane John of V. 336 w Lombard
DUSHANE JOHN A. commission paper
dealer, 40 s Charles, dw 76 s Sharp
Dushane Col. Nathan T. (U. S. A.) 57 n Paca
Dushane Valentine, bookkeeper, 163 w Lom-
bard
Dutch Fredk. tailor, 284 s Charles
Dutrow C. F. 1 Guilford, dw 83 n Eutaw
Dutrow Charles, soldier, 125 Raborg
Dutrow John W. 204 Hollins
Dutrow Mrs. Margaret, 29 n Republican
Dutrow Robert H. engineer, 125 Raborg
Dutton George, ex-sheriff, (John T. Mitchell
& Co.) 594 Lexington
Dutton John R. provisions, 227 Bank
Dutton John, lime inspector, 223 Aisquith
Dutton John R. coal agent, 25 s Eden, dw 24
Spring row
Dutton Mary A. 325 e Pratt
Dutton Capt. M. P. 3 s Ann
Dutton Thos.W. bookseller, 162)^6 Baltimore
Dutton Wm. H. H. clerk, 325 e Pratt
Duttousch Bernard, tailor, 122 Saratoga
Duttousch Nicholas, tailor, 122 Saratoga
Duttousch Xavier, tailor, 122 Saratoga
Duvall Alfred, civil engineer, 7 Penn
Duvall Algernon J. clerk, 254 Hollins
Duvall Ann E. boarding house, 27 n Calvert
Duvall Mrs. Adeline, 9 Hollins
Duvall Benj. blacksmith, 254 Hollins
Duvall Capt. Charles, 175 s Bond
Duvall Charles, salesman, Howard house
Duvall Charles, clerk, 91 s Sharp
Duvall E. G. (D., Keighler & Co.) 365 Eutaw
place
Duvall Edward, bookkeeper, 9 Hollins
Duvall Mrs. Elizabeth, 197 w Fayette
Duvall Fielder C. ship, clerk tobacco ware-
house No. 1, 84 Hanover
Duvall George W. salesman, 96 MuUikin
Duvall George W. clerk, 248 w Baltimore
Duvall George W. shoemaker, 77 Hillen
Duvall George, clerk, 36 s Greene
Duvall Henry, (D. & Iglehart,) 13 Hollins
DUVALL & IGLEHART, gro. and produce
merchants, 128 Light st whf
Duvall Jacob S. clerk, 32 Hanover
Duvall James K. pattern mak. 86 Harford av
Duvall James E. carpenter, 96 MuUikia
Duvall John H. 229 n Charles
Duvall John M. clerk, 54 s Sharp
Duvall James L. H. clerk, 3 Hollins
Duvall John R. 197 w Fayette
Duvall Mrs. L. E. 61 St. Panl
Duvall Mis. Matilda, 568 w Baltimore
Duvall Nathan T. shoemaker, 164 n Fremont
Duvall Richard, cooper, 3 Scott
Duvall Rieman, clerk, 197 w Fayette
Duvall Thos. J. ladies' shoemaker, 96 Mul-
likin
Duvall Wm. M. clerk, 61 St. Paul
Duwees Eliza, butter dealer, 141 n Exeter
Duwees John C. moulder, 141 n Exeter
Dwen Peter S. clerk B.&O.R.R. 88 n Calvert
DWINELLE Dr. JAMES, 117 s Broadway
Dwyer Daniel, bricklayer, Calverton Mills,
near Almshouse
Dwyer Jeremiah, laborer, 10 South
Dwyer John, basket maker, 97 n Eutaw
Dwyer Michael, blacksmith, 99 n Central av
Dwyer Patrick, porter, 22 Ramsey
Dyer Benj. grocer, 487 w Baltimore, dw 3 Penn
Dyer John, laborer, 239 Forrest
Dyer J. (Penn & D.) over s e cor Exchange
Place and Commerce
Dyer Levi R. machinist, 2 Ramsay
Dyer Thomas J. shoemaker, 52 n Eutaw
DYER WALTER, grocer, s w cor Lexing-
ton and Paca, dw 26 n Pine
Dyke Joseph, gardener, Madison av near
Northern av
Dykes Josephus, shoemaker, 335 Saratoga
Dykes John, bookkeeper, 32 s High
Dykes Mrs. Wm. 32 s High
Dyott John, wheelwright, 209 n Central av
Dyrnforth Meyer, furs, 169 Light st. wharf
Dysart Moses A. collector, 150 Aisquith
Dytter John, carpenter, 40 s Bethel
Eachus Edwin, dry goods, s w cor Pratt and
Hanover, dw Penna. av near Northern av
Eagan Joseph J. printer, 196 Saratoga
Eager Henry, 35 China
Eager Chas. F. 74 Beason
Eagle Adam, tailor, 47 Abbott
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Eagle Artillery Armory, 244 Canton av
Eagleston Abram, wood dealer, cor Wall and
Dugan's whf, dw 321 w Lombard
Eagleston Chas. bacon dealer, n e cor Orleans
and Castle al
Eagleston Jonathan T. soldier, n e cor Orleans
and Castle al
Ealey Wm. H. ship carpenter, 118 Bank
Eam'es Edward, tailor, 56 Tyson
Eames Wm. A. supt. card manuf. 128 s Paca
Eareckson C. Federal, clerk, 4 n Bond
Eareckson Dr. Edwin, 77 n Eutaw
Eareckson George W. clerk, 88 s Bond
Eareckson Henrietta, 88 s Bond
Eareckson J. R. n e cor Baltimore and Frede-
rick
Eareckson P. S. n e cor Baltimore and Frede-
rick
EARECKSON V.O. lumber merchant, West
Fall av, dw 100 e Pratt
Earend Francis, vinegar, 45 Aliceanna
Earhart George W. 242 Penna. av
Earhart Jacob B. rectifier, 250 w Biddle
Earhart J. M. 288 Aliceanna
Earick Frederick, street waterer, 45 Preston
Earland Mrs. Frances, 39 Henrietta
Earl John, at Miller's Hotel
Earl Mrs. Frances A.fish huckster, 62 Ramsay
Earl Frank, machinist, 55 e Madison
Earl Samuel, shoemaker, 5 Arch
Earl Thomas, engineer, 448 w Lombard
Earle Emma, 132 Penna av
Earle Wm. B. clerk, 54 Saratoga
Earles James H. cigar maker, 144 Vine
Earley Samuel, carpenter, 330 Franklm
Earlougher Mary, 6 s Exeter
Earlougher John M. clerk at Barnum's, 170
Hillen
Early Bernard J. tailor, 55 n Gay
Early Eugene 55 n Gay
Early John D. 16 n Eutaw
Early John D. jr. clerk, 16 n Eutaw
Early Joseph I. attorney, 5 Courtland
Early Thos. (Thompson & E.) 53 e Madison
Earp James, puddler, s Chester near Bank
Earp John, shoemaker, 327 w Lombard
Easman John, huckster, 644 Penna av
Easman Mrs. Mary, 646 Penna av
Earnest Ann, 186 n Calvert
Earnest Elizabeth, 120 Hollins
Earnshaw Thomas, 66 s Poppleton
Easley John T. boat builder, 317 Eastern av
Easley Thomas, boat builder, 183 s Ann
Easley Wm. ship carpenter, 121 s Bond
Easom John Henry, laborer, 75 Cross
Eason Wm. halter, 177 Stirling
East Baltimore Club, 200 e Pratt
East Baltimore Methodist Prot. Church n e
cor of Aisquith and Fayette
East Caleb J. butcher, 98 Lexington and 12
Hollins St. markets, dw Pratt nr Frederick rd
Easter Charles, Liberty road, Baltimore co
Easter Hamilton, (H. E. & Co.) Liberty road,
Baltimore co
EASTER HAMILTON & CO. importers,
jobbers and retailers of dry goods, 199,201,
and 203 w Baltimore
Easter James H. (Hamilton E. & Co.) a e cor
Eutaw and Biddle
Easter James W. (Hamilton E. & Co.) 303
Lexington
Easter John jr. (Hamilton E. & Co.) 266 n
Howard
Easter Dr. John, dentist, 113 w Fayette
Easter Michael, laborer, 188 Burgundy al
Easter Peter, brickmaker, 32 Elizabeth la
Easterbee Sarah, 8 Gough
Easterday J. M. shoemaker, 230 s Ann
Eastern Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
s e cor Eastern av and Bethel.
Eastern Dispensary, n e cor of Central av and
Baltimore
Eastern Female High School, n e cor Aisquith
and Mullikin
Eastern Hay Scales, corner Monument and
Buren
Eastern Spring, bounded by Pratt, Lombard,
Eden and Spring
Easterlow Alexander, carter, 297 Aliceanna
Easily John, mariner, 311 e Pratt
Eastman 1. B. & Co. ship and commission
merchants, over 70 w Lombard
Eastman I. B. (I. B. E. & Co.) 94 Saratoga
Eastman Henry W. machinist, 67 Columbia
EASTMAN Dr. LEWIS M. 343 Lexington
Easlon Amelia, 263 s Dallas
Easton Charles P. hardware, 767 w Baltimore
Easlon Robert, mariner, 145 Cross
Eastwick Edward P. supt. Md. sugar refine ry
Courtland near Pleasant
Eastwood Ann C. 31 Jefferson
Eastwood George H. mariner, 45 Sterhng
Eastwood Jas. cabinet maker, 56 Franklin al
Eaton Albert, mate, 223 Ann
Eaton Brothers & Co. dry goods commission
merchants, 9 s Charles
Eaton Chas. J. M. 52 Mount Vernon place
Eaton Capt. Caleb, 75 William
Eaton Eleanora, 140 Gough
Eaton George N. (E. Bros. & Co.) 54 Mount
Vernon place
Eaton Hooper C. (E. Bros. & Co.) 54 Mount
Vernon place
Eaton Isham, laborer, 155 William
Eaton Robinson, pohce, 183 s Chester
Eaton Mrs. Susan, laundress, 187 L. Hughes
Eaton Wm. H. shoemaker, 327 Aisquith
Eaverson Geo.W. (E. & McCord) 72 Aisquith
EAVERSON & McCORD, hat manufac-
turers, 47 s Charles
Eaves James C. mariner, 271 s Dallas
Eaves Andrew, iron roller, 242 s Dallas
Ebaugh David F. ladies shoes, 220 n Eutaw
Ebaugh Henry, watchmaker. 111 n Gay
Ebaugh Henry, cigar maker, 554 w Baltimore
Ebbco-hauser Henry, tobacco, 256 Canton av
Ebberts Lemuel, cigar maker, 50 s Republican
Ebberts Sylvester, boiler mak. 554 w Lombard
Ebbison Albert, sail maker, 17 Henrietta
Eben Henry B cigar maker, 201 Orleans
Eber Andrew, farmer. 111 Hill
Eberhart Christian, roller, 224 Castle al
Eberhart Mrs. Eliza, 292 Cross
Eberhart Mrs. EHza, 24 Williamson
Eberhart George B. tinner, 283 s Sharp
Eberhart Henry, brick maker, 134 HcHenry
Eberhart John, 58 Portland
Eberhart Joseph A. grocer, n w cor Aisquith
and Stirling
Eberhart Louis, laborer, 51 Portland
Eberhart Louis, laborer, 12 Sterrett
Eberle Joseph, stoves & tin ware, 108 Orleans
Eberlein Michael, tavern, 200 Lexington
Eberling August, gardener, cor Franklin and
Gilmor
Eberly Frederick, laborer, 11 May
\V3I. p. WEBB, Itlarine. Fire and JAfe Insurance Agent and Broker,
Benefit lATe Tnsnrance Co., Newark, IV. J.." S9 Second Street.
Agent "SIntnal
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Eberstine Peter F. police, 42 Essex
Ebei-stine Frederick L. rigger, 42 Essex
Ebert Charles, umbrella maker, 6 s Durham
Ebert Frederick, laborer, Cross near Johnson
Ebert Frederick, tailor, 124 Henrietta
Ebert John L. cooper, 126 s Eden
Ebert John C. piano maker, 297 s Sharp
Ebert Chas. glass blower, 365 s Eutaw
Ebert Peter, tailor, 66 s Central av
Ebert Octavius, com. mercht. 10 Spear's whf.
dw 62 w Centre
Ebert 0. A. (0. A. E. & Co.) 62 w Centre
Ebei-t O. A. & Co. flour, grain and produce,
10 Spear's whf.
Ebert Wm. glass blower, Stockholm nr Eutaw
Eberts George H. blacksmith, 555 w Lombard
Ebner Martin, shoemaker, 196 Hollins
Ebsworth Daniel, carpenter, 18 Lloyd
Ebsv/orth David, 20 Lloyd
Ebsworth Thomas J. 20 Lloyd
Eccleston James, shoemaker, cor Bond and
McElderry
Eccleston Wm. soldier, 154 n Spring
Eceberger John, clerk, 7 Columbia
Eck August, tailor, 9 McElderry
Eck Charles, laborer, 9 L. McElderry
Eck George, brewer, 104 s Caroline
Eck Henry, tobacconist, 220 Canton av
Eck Henry, turner, 11 L. McHenry
Eck Henry, tobacconist, 17932 s Broadway
Eck Margaret, 275 Orleans
Eckart C. blacksmith, 199 Argyle al
Eckart Frederick, baker, 36 s Republican
Eckart Wm. upholsterer, 3 Camden
Eckel Conrad, baker, cor Fayette and Dallas
Eckel Wm. J. clerk Ericsson line office, 30
Greenmount av
Eckehnann Herman R.shoemaker, 10 w Lom-
bard
Eckelmann Herman H .cigar maker ,10_w Lom-
bard
Eckelmann Herman S. grocer, 45 Centre Mar-
ket space
Eckert Adam, laborer, 281 e Monument
Eckert B. carter, 25 Neighbor
Eckert Conrad, laborer, 60 Dorsey al
Eckert Jacob, furniture wagoner, 218 Ham
burg
Eckert Gotleib, cooper, 58 Bank
Eckert John, engineer, 165 Hoffman
Eckert Lewis, shoemaker, 233 s Wolfe
Eckert Louis, cabinet maker, 6 Dewberry al
Eckert Louis, shoemaker, 349 s Charles
Eckert Louis, jr. shoemaker, 349 s Charles
Eckert Mrs. Teressa Ann, furniture wagons
to hire, 119 n Paca
Eckert Henry, cutter, 349 s Charles
Eckes Henry, lager beer saloon, 84 Gough
Eckes John, laborer, 58 Eastern av
Eckhard Mrs. Mary, 211 Cross
Eckhardt Charles, baker, 239 n Gay
Eckhardt Conrad, tavern, 86 Harrison
Eckhardt Conrad, grocery, 5 Pine
Eckhardt Henry L. boiler maker, 24 Abey al
Eckhardt John, carter, 51 n Spring
Eckhardt John W. sr. laborer, 24 Abey al
Eckhardt John W. jr. laborer, 24 Abey al
Eckhardt L. carver and gilder, 40 n Frederick
ECKHARDT & SEIFERT, bottlers,40 Ches-
nut
Eckhardt Wm. carver and gilder, 58 n Gay,
dw 300 w Pratt
Eckhart Henry, cooper, 470 Saratoga
Eckhorn Theodore, grocery, 71 Granby
Bckler John, shoemaker, 181 s Caroline
Ecklerstine Jacob, laborer, 49 Bank
Eckman Geo. T. wagoner, 880 w Baltimore
Eckman John H. grocery, 26 Booth
Eckstein George, paver, 514 Penna. av
Eckstein George, porter, 49 Preston
Eckstein Louisj paver, 514 Penna. av
Eckstein Wm. laborer, 295 Penna. av
Eckstein Wm. huckster, Shad al near Greene
Ecksturm Henry, moulder, 32 Fountain
Ecton John, soldier, 108 Dolphin
Eddel John, coppersmith, 5 Cuba
Eddelman Charles H. police, 487 e Baltimore
Edel John W. & Co. butter dealers, 257 Har-
ford av
Edel John W. (J. W. E. & Co.) 257 Harford
avenue
Edel Philip, tailor, 335 e Eager
Edel Samuel T. (John W E. & Co.) 257
Harford av
Edeler Geo. saddler, 350 w Pratt
Edeler Wm. saddler, 350 w Pratt
Edell Henry, tailor, 258 n Gay
Edelman Charles, moulder, 419 w Lombard
Edelman Jacob, carter, 171 s Eden
Edelman John F. sergeant police, 385 Har-
ford av
Edelman John, foundry man, 60 Dorsey 's al
Edelman Philip M. gardener, 872 w Baltimore
Edelman Thos S. soldier, 385 Harford av
Edelman Valentine, weaver, 68 Eislein
Edelman Valentine, carpet weaver, 61 Centre
Market Space
Eden Alex, butcher, 714 Lexington
Eden John W. butcher, 173 Ramsay
Eden Mark, cheese dealer, 149 Aisquith
Eden Richard, paper agent, 219 e Monument
Eden Thos. boilermaker, 123 Hamburg
Edes Mrs. Mary A. 173 Garden
Edgar Geo. W. 144 Hanover
Edgar Peter, mate, 190 s Ann
Edgar Capt. Thos. mariner, 54 s Exeter
EdgarWm. H ,U.S. N.,4Hill
Edgerton Mrs. Anna, 140 Bank
Edkins Francis, (Leach & E.) 52 Philpot
Ed ling John, piano maker, 3 Charlton
Edlinger Frederick, clerk, 49 Albemarle
Edmeades Wm. T. (Barth & E.) 617 w Lom-
bard
Edmonds Catherine, 46 w Bond
Edmonds Mrs. Hannah B. regalia maker, 475
w Pratt
Edmonds Mrs. Mary D. 166 w Biddle
Edmonds Mrs. Rebecca, Carey near Saratog-a
Edmonds Samuel & Bro. grocers, n w corner
Pearl and Lexington
Edmonds Samuel (S. E. & Bro.) Carey near
Edmonds Capt. Thos. H. 162 German
Edmonds Wm. E. (W. E.& S. E.) 259 Sara-
toga
EDMONDS WM. E. & S. grocers, s w cor
Le:!iington and Greene
Edmondson Albert P. sailmaker, 17 Henrietta
Edmondson Mrs. Eleanor, 83 William
Edmondson Col. H. L. 605 w Fayette
Edmondson Capt. Jas. mariner, 318 Light
Edmondson Capt. James, 83 VV'illiam
EDMONDSON JOSEPH A. grocer and com-
mission merchant, 29 Cheapside, dw Charles
street extended
Edmondson Matilda, teacher, 214 s Charles
P. WEBB, Mnrine, Fire nrnl Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Bi-nclit lijfe Insiirance Co., IVewarU, 1V« J.," 89 Second Street.
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Edmondson Matilda, teacher, 53 Lee
Edmondson Samuel B. mail agent B. & O. R.
R., 186sPaca
Edmondson Capt. Saml. P. mariner, 318 Light
Edmondson Winder W. clerk, 56 Barre
Edmunds James R. collection clerk Western
Bank, 166 w Biddle
Edrick John, carpenter, 359 e Monument
Edward Patrick, machinist, John nr Reservoir
Edwards Mrs. Amanda, 203 e Monument
Edwards Anna, 21 Foundry-
Edwards B. F. engineer, 115 s Washington,
F. P.
Edwards Charles R. soldier, 13 Bevan
Edwards David, laborer, 74 Beason
Edwards Elizabeth, 47 Ross
Edwards Elizabeth, 170 Gough
Edwards Eliza, 64 s Caroline
Edwards Emory G. clerk, 139 Conway
Edwards Geo. machinist, 120 G. Hughes
Edwards Hiram, master mariner, 32 Henrietta
Edwards James, huckster, 59 L. Hughes
Edwards James J. mariner, 108 s Sharp
Edwards John T. caulker, 13 Bevan
Edwards John T. caulker, 186 Montgomery-
Edwards John, boiler makfer. 30 Warren
Edwards Joseph H. watchman, 13 Bevan
Edwards Mary E. boarding, 108 s Sharp
Edwards Margaret, confectionery, 195 e Pratt
Edwards Mrs. Capt. Richard, 44" n Broadway
Edwards Richard G. huckster, 47 Warren
EDWARDS RICHARD, Jr. agent for East-
ern and Western glass manufacturers, over
24 s Charles, dw. s e cor St. Paul and Sara-
toga
Edwards Samuel H. huckster, 6 e Second
Edwards Samuel W. painter, 359 Light
Edwards Sophia L. music teacher, 47 Ross
Edwards Thomas, powder vermin destroyer,
101 Eutaw
Edwards Thomas, carpenter, 4 n Wolfe
Edwards Thomas J., (Quartermaster U. S. A.,
50 Stiles
Edwards Wm. M. teller Mechanic's Bank, dw
54 w Biddle
Edwards Rev. Wm. B. pastor Fayette st. M.
E. church, dw 296 w Fayette
Edwards Wm. police, 134 Garden
Edwin Bro. St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
EELEY SAMUEL, 15 Gough
Effing Barney, huckster, 135 Low
Effing John, huckster, 107 Low
Egan Catherine, laundress, 197 Saratoga
Egan Michael, horseshoer, corner Light and
Hughes
Egan Timothy, laborer, rear of 7 French
Egan Wm. J. salesman, 212 n Caroline
Egbert Dr. Daniel, 46 Saratoga
Ege Michael M. agent for almshouse, dw 199
w Fayette
Egenton Margaret, 57 George
Egert Wm. upholsterer, 3 Camden la
Egerton A. Dubois, mineral water saloon, 99
w Baltimore, dw 194 Preston
Egerton Calvert, watches and jewelry, 148 w
Baltimore, dw 278 e Baltimore
Egerton Charts C. (E. & Keys,) 143 St. Paul
EGERTCJN JOHN B. banker and broker, s
e cor South and Exchange Place, dw 143 St.
Paul
Egerton Samuel E. clerk, 53 Courtland
gerton & Keys, horse and carriage sale ba-
zaar, cor North and Saratoga
J. HE!VRY GIESE, CommlDslon Merclinnt, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaitt«r coustAiitly on hand, 31 Spear'8 AVItar£
Egerton Wm. A. clerk, 53 Courtland
Eggars Harman, barkeeper, 7 s Schroeder
Eggemann Henry, grocery, 432 n Gay
Egger Henry, tobacconist, 167 Ross
Egger Henry, cigar maker, Ross, 2d door
from Hoffman
Eggers Henry, shoemaker, 181 Conway
Eggleston Edwin C. gas fitter and plumber, 121
n High
Eggleston Edwin, gas fitter, 121 n High
Eggleston Ephraim, laborer, Aliceanna near
Burke
Eggleston Joseph W. carpenter, 26 Peirce,dw
212 Mulberry
Eghlert George, painter, 81 Peirce
Egner Charles, clerk, 5 Harrison
Egner Lewis, butcher, 91 Lexington market,
dw 10 Calverton road
Ehken Andrew, laborer, 233 Gough
Ehlen Ellen, nurse, 35 Orchard
Ehlen Geo. W. clerk, 137 n Paca
Ehlen Henry W. (Foltz & E.) 137 n Paca
Ehlen John H. 137 n Paca
Ehlen John F. (Cushing & E.) 320 Lexington
Ehlen Thomas A. hackman, 137 n Paca
Ehlers Aaron, confectioner, 177 e Monument
Ehlers Mrs. Annie, confectionery, 299 n Eden
Ehlers Bernard, Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1,
192 e Monument
Ehlers Charles, cigar maker, 299 n Eden
Ehlers Henry, grocery, 206 e Madison
Ehlers Capt. John D., U.S.A. 192 e Monument
Ehlers John D. wood engraver, over 117 w
Baltimore
Ehlers Lewis, groceries and feed, 378 Light
Ehlers Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 6 Gould's lane
Ehles John, cooper, 181 s Bond
Ehlies Henry, 193 s Paca
Ehlman John, laborer, 183 s Chapel
Ehmann Gottfried, butcher, 21 Belair market,
dw Monument near Castle al
Ehrhardt Albert, teacher, 227 Saratoga
Ehrhardt Anna R. 754 Penna. av
Ehrhardt John, laborer, 3 Port St., Canton
Ehrhardt Mrs. Margaret, 252 s Eutaw
Ehrlich Alexander, pedler, 47 Hampstead
Ehrlich Jacob, furniture dealer, 245 n Gaj?
Ehrm Adam, laborer, 492 Penna. av
EHRMAN & BARDROFF, coal and wood,
23 Fell
EHRMAN & BERSCH, steam planing, floor-
ing and saw mill and box makers, 210 s
Howard
Ehrmann Frederick, (E. & Bardroff,) 338 s
Caroline
EHRMAN GEORGE M. flour and produce
commission merchant, n wcor Howard and
Pratt, dw 20 s Greene
Ehrman George, grocery, 81 Mulberry ,
EHRMAN JACOB, carpenter, 1 n Sharp,
dw 20 s Greene
Ehrman John, lumber insp. 74 Albemarle
Ehrman John, clerk, 29 Haubert
Ehrman John, (E. & Bersch,) 140 Lee
EHRMAN LEWIS, grocer and ship chand-
ler, cor Niciiolson and Towson
Ehrman Wm. dry goods, 166 Franklin
Ehrwig Frederick F. agricultural implements,
143 Raborg
Eibner Frederick, teacher, 40 Holiday
Eich Henry, cigar maker, 282 J^ Mulberry
Eich Henry, tavern, 89 n Gay
Eichberg Helen, 113 s Sharp
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Eichberg Lewis, butcher, 87 Lexington, dw
Penna. av, near tollgate
Eichelberger Albert, clerk, 177 Mulberry
Eichelberger Charles, painter, 451 Franklin
Eichelberger Emanuel W. lumber merchant,
cor Pratt and Greene, dw 99 s Paca
Eichelberger Geo. L. soldier, 282 Mulberry
Eichelberger James F. tobacconist, 139 Frank-
lin, dw 282 Mulberry
Eichelberger James S. tobacconist, 282 Mul-
berry
•Eichelberger John M. painter, 451 Franklin
Eichelberger John M. soldier, 451 Franklin
Eichelberger John, soldier, 282 Mulberry
Eichelberger John S. clerk, 282 Mulberry
Eichelberger Otho W. liquors, 1 s Howard,
dw 41 n Galvert
Eichelberger Philip, laborer, 20 EUins
Eichelberger William, wines, &c, 36 Gilmor
Eichenberger George, shoemaker, 29 Lee
Eichenbroat Henry, laborer, over 78 Centre
Market space
Eichenbuk August, laborer, 4 Gist
Eichengreen Moses, second hand furniture,
154 Low
Eichholtz Simon S. 147 n Paca
Eichhorn Charles F, music teacher, 801^ s
Bond
Eichinger George, liquors, 29 Brown
Eichinger Lewis, baker, 39 Tessier
Eichman Charles, soldier, 238 Hanover
Eichman Julius C. (Hopkins & E.,_) 128 e
Baltimore
Eichner Andrew, cooper, Lemmon w of Scott,
dw 365 w Lombard
Eichner Charles, butcher, Western Cemetery
la
Eichner David, butcher, 114 Centre Market,
dw Western Cemetery la
Eichner John, butcher, 58 Lexington and 27
Hollins St Market, dw Garrison la near
Frederick road
Eichner Jacob, shoemaker, 49 Harrison
Eichner MargareWa, laundress, 494 Penna av
Eichorn Frederick, music teacher, 317 e Lom-
bard
Eichorn Martin, butcher, cor Fayette and Gist
Eichstrom Christian, boxmaker, 19 Hall al
Eickhoff Catherine, lager beer, 43 North
Eickberg Louis, butcher, 424 Penna av
Eickler Charles, cutter, 157 German
Eickler George, woodsawyer, 81 Orleans
Eidel Edward, laborer, 88 Raborg
Eidel Frederick, furniture wagon, 142 e Lom-
bard
Eidel Gotleib, porter, 4 n Howard
Eideremiller Christian, drayman,412s Charles
Eidmann Daniel, huckster, 600 Penna av
Eifert John, shoemaker, 40 Marion
Eigelberner Thomas F. (Shorey & E.) 55
McHenry
Eigenbrodt Daniel, gardener, 233 s Bond
Eigenbrodt Henry, watchman, 56 s Caroline
EIGENBROT CHRISTIAN, lager beer, 277
s Sharp
EigenraugFredk. harness maker, 142 Forrest
Eighurst George, shoemaker, 142 Harford av
Eigis Henry, welldigger, 151 n Eden
Eiglidinger Theresa, midwife, 201 w Biddle
Eigner John, tailor, 9 n Dallas
Eil Andreas, tailor, 30 Barnes
Eilan David, watchmaker and jeweler, 29 n
Exeter
Eiland Jacob, cooper, 106 West
Eilau Wliliam, grocer, 113 s Ann
Eilermann John H. carter, 94 w Pratt
Eilert Mrs. Mary, 33 s Eden
Eill George, sawyer, 151 William
Eimhold George, cooper, 39 Brown
Einbrods Charles, confectioner, 105 Paca
Einhorn Edward, turner, 120 Ramsey
Einolf Kuhn, shoemaker, 62 Portland
Einstein Abraham, (Z. E. & Bros.) 66 s Eutaw
Einstein Gabriel, cloth cutter, 40 s Caroline
Einstein Samuel, tobacconist, 195 w Pratt, dw
23 Conway
Einstein Z. & Brothers, over 288 w Baltimore
Einwaechter Adam, grocei-y, 6 n Fremont
Einwaechter Alexander, wheelwright and
blacksmith, 116 Columbia
Eisel George, carter, 141 Johnson
Eisel George, butcher, 84 Lexington market,
dw 38 Dolphin.
Eiseman Bernard', meat, 63 Orleans
Eiseman Bernard, butcher, 85 n Eden
Eiseman Moses, salesman, s w cor Eden and
Mullikin
Eisenberg Andrew, blacksmith 152 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Eisenbrandt Christopher H. musical instru-
ments, 78 w Baltimore
Eisenhard Anton, britaunia ware, 14 Ensor
Eisenhardt Christian, shoemaker, 72 Portland
Eisenhardt John, tobacconist, 114 n Eutaw,
dw 271 Franklin
Eisenhauser Francis, grocery, 218 n Central
av
Eiser John, tinner, 41 Johnson
Eiser Mrs. Margaret, 41 Johnson
Eiser Michael, shoemaker, 41 Johnson
Eisfeld Mrs. dry goods, 218 s Bond
Eisfeld L. shoemaker, 82 s Spring
Eising Adolph, laborer, 29 TJiames
Eisler John, saddler, 60 e Fayette
Eising Emanuel, (Nordlinger & Co.) 118
Hanover
Eisman Albert, wheelwright, 504 Penna av
Eisman George, umbrella maker, 57 Orchard
Eisman Moses, shoemaker, 7 Second and 34
Centre Market space, dw 90 Harrison
Eisman Rachel, 504 Penna. av
Eisonroth Elizabeth, Slemmer's al .
Eistor John, 111 West
Eitel Mary E. 297 s Sharp
Elder Rev. A. J., St. Mary's Seminary, Penn-
sylvania av near St. Mary
Elder Allen, 11 Holland
Elder Ann, 8 s Republican
Elder Benjamin, machinist, 453 Franklin
Elder B. S. 57 w Biddle
Elder Charles M. clerk, 98 e Baltimore
Elder Francis W. (White & E.) 80 w
Monument
Elder James, carpenter, 46 s Oregon
Elder John T. painter, 89 w Biddle
Elder John T. wheelwright, 77 s Carey
Elder Lawrence, porter, 29 s Front
Elder Mary Ann, bakery, 79 Hillen
ELDER SAM'L & CO. flour merchants, 32
n Howard, dw S. E. 156 n Howard
Eleech John, fruit stand, cor Baltimore and
Hanover, dw 57 Park
Elderdice Rev. James M. pastor s Baltimore
M. P. Church, 400 Light
Elderkin James K. silversmith, 437 w Fayette
Eldridge Mrs. Ann, 183 St. Paul
GKO. S. PAGS Si BRO., manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Slaterials, 111 Smltb'a
Wliarf. C. HART SBnTH, Agent.
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Eldridge Robert, baker, 108 e Pratt
Eldridge Wni. D. police, 161 Chestnut
Eley Jesse F. bookkeeper, 22 Pcnn
Elfenhaus Charles, grocer, 198 Canton av
Elgent Atem, laborer, 288 Johnson
Elgler Edward, teacher, 291 s Sharp
Elgert John, feed store, 116 Orchard
Elgert John, shoemaker, 37 Bank
Elgert George, milkman, Van Buren near
Jefferson, Homestead
Elgert , laborer, Van Buren near Jef-
ferson, Homestead
Elgonor Edw. teacher, 281 Hanover
Eliel Solomon, (E. & Mayer,) 220 w Pratt
Eliel & Mayer, boot and shoemakers, 220 w
Pratt
Elias Joseph, furniture dealer, 55 Penn. av
Elingsworth Eliza, tailores, 218 e Lombard
Eline Francis, huckster, 179 Conway
Elkman Harman, grocer, s e cor Aliceanna
and Windsor
Ellender Frederick, bricklayer, 15 Orleans
Ellender Frederick, tin and sheet iron worker,
350 Harford av
Ellender George W. butcher, 103 Belair mar-
ket, dw 73 Forest
Ellender Mary, 11 Orleans
Ellender Sarah, 11 Orleans
Ellerbroke Harman, coppersmith, Hanover s
of Camden
Ellerbrook Lewis, shoemaker, 13 Clay
Ellet Edward, wagoner, near Belvidere bridge
Ellet John, drayman, 205 Lemmon
Ellet Mrs. Matilda, milk dealer, 219 Wash-
ington, F. H
Ellicott Andrew, 157 St. Paul
Ellicott Benj. H. 325 Lexington
Ellicott Benjamin, broker, 24 Barnet
Ellicott Charles L. 193 n Howard
Ellicott Charles F. 24 Barnet
Ellicott David B. clerk, 193 n Howard
Ellicott Eugene H. clerk, 24 Barnet
Ellicott Elias, clerk, 642 Lexington
ELLICOTT EVAN T. dwelling and office,
174 w Lombard near Eutaw
Ellicott Evan T.jr. (H. Wm. E. & Bro.) 157
St. Paul
ELLICOTT H. WM. & Bro. iron manufac-
turers, s side Basin
Ellicott H. Wm. (H. Wm. E. & BRO.) 157
St. Paul
ELLICOTT & HEWES, produce commis-
sion merchants, butter, cheese, &c., 67 w
Lombard, Exchange place
Ellicott Henrietta, 24 Barnet
Ellicott John, 249 e Monument
Ellicott Lindly, farmer, 193 n Howard
Ellicott Mr.s. Louise, Eager near St. Paul
Ellicott Thomas P. (Wm. M. E. & Sons,) 3
Spear's wharf
Ellicott Wm. M. (W. M. E. & Sons,) 193 n
Howard
Ellicott Wm. M. & Sons, commission mer-
chants, 3 Spear's wharf
Ellicott Wm. M. jr. (W. M. E. & Sons,)
3 Spears wharf
Ellicott Wm. C. 24 Barnet
Ellinger Jacob, cattle dealer, 541 n Gay
Ellinger John F. restaurant, s e cor Lee and
Light
Ellinger Lawrence, shoemakar, 72 Preston
Ellinger Samuel, clothier, 297 w Baltimore,
dw 212Mullikin
Ellinger Samuel, cattle dealer, 212 Mullikin
Ellinger Mrs. Wm. restaurant, 38 w Fayette
Light
Elliott Maj. A. W. paymaster U. S. A., 86 s
Sharp
Elliott Ann, grocery, 5 Abbot
Elliott Benjamin, laborer, 127 n Bethel
Elliott Curtis, engineer, 3 n Poppleton
Elliott Daniel, brickmkaer, s Clement near
William
Elliott Edward, notion store, 126 Lexington
Elliott Ellen, dressmaker, 18 Orchard
Elliott Edward, carpenter, 111 Orleans
Elliott George, shoemaker, 296 Mulberry
Elliott Geoi-ge, fireman, 3 n Poppleton
Elliott Geo. T. tavern. Bell al
Elliott Henry A. & Bro. apothecaries and
druggists, 286 Lexington
Elliott Henry (H.A. E. & Bro.) 286 Lexington
Elilott Henry, painter, 184 Lexington
Elliott James, bricklayer, 265 n Central av
Elliott James T. huckster, 330 Aisquith
Elliott Jno. T. orna. painter, 8 n Caroline
Elliott John, carpenter, 290 e Madison
Elliott John, miller, Federal near Cathedral
Elliott James, moulder, 19 Gittings
Elliott James, brakesman, 3 n Poppleton
Elliott James T. mariner, 127 n Bethel
Elliott Jno. B. soldier, 127 n Bethel
Elliott James, soldier, 24 May
Elliott John, piano tuner and teacher, 135 w
Madison
Elliott Joseph M. soldier, 184 Lexington
Elliott Joseph, carpenter, 2 Webb
Elliott Joseph, driver, 57 Granby
Elliott Joseph S. ship carp. 81 Hampstead
Elliott Lorinda, tailoress, 54 Johnson
Elliott Mary Jane, 184 Lexington
Elliott Nathan J. clerk, 8 n Caroline
Elliott Robert, carpenter, 228 e Monument
Elliott Robert, laborer, ] 68 n Spring
Elliott Robert 0. caqpenter, 21 Mott
Elliott Robert, police, 7 Bolton
Elliott Richard L. carpenter 195 n Dallas
Elliott Thomas, huckster, 332 Franklin
Elliott Thos. C. soldier, 24 May
Elliott Thomas J. butcher, 16 Choptank
Elliott Thomas C. police, 358 Eastern av
Elliott Wesley, brickmaker, 217 Washington
F. H
Elliott Wm. soldier, 24 May
Elliott Wm. shoemaker, 190 e Madison
Elliott Prof. Wm. jr. 307 n Caroline
Elliott Wm. H. carpenter, 98 Pearl
Elliott Wm. H. painter, 36 Maiden la
Elliott Rev. Wm. letter carrier, 307 n Caroline
Elliott Wm. soldier, 290 e Madison
Elliott Wm. telegraph operator, 129 s High
Elliott Wm. W. mariner, 8 n Caroline
Elliott Wm. (H.A. E. & Bro.) 286 Lexington
Ellis Alex. B. 101 w Biddle
Ellis Benj. ship carpenter, 105 s Bond
Ellis Charles W. clerk city passenger railway,
196 Madison av
Ellis Christian, cigars, 18 Gough
Ellis Elizabeth R. 24 Frnnch
Ellis Edward, laborer, 222 Chesnut al
Ellis George, carpenter, 433 n Gay
Ellis Isabella, grocery, 615 Light
Ellis James, morocco dresser, 67 Hillen
Ellis John, soldier, 4th Md., 71 Pearl
Ellis John C. H. horse dealer, 192 Madison av
Ellis Joseph, tailor, 8 McElderry p
■WBl. p. "WEBB, Marino, J'lre and Life Insiimnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insnrance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Ellis Mrs. Mary, C. 121 Pierce
Ellis Mary, 64 s High
Ellis Thomas, (E. & Cairns,) 327 Lexington
ELLIS & CAIRNS, wholesale and
retail dealers in Foreign and Do-
mestic Liquors, Wines, Porter,
Ale and Cider, and Agents for
Robison's Improved Phosphate
of Lime, equal to Peruvian
Guano, 14 S Gay.— [Sec page 10 Ad-
vertisement.]
Ellis William, ship carpenter, Orleans near
Broadway
Ellison Archibald, silversmith, 246 Cross
Elmes Martin, shoemaker, 68 Hampstead
Elmes Wm. shoemaker, 68 Hampstead
Elmor Lewis, vinegar depot, 2 O'Donnell's
wharf
Elmore Carrie, 8 Park
Elmore Chas. A. railroad agent, 396 Franklin
Elmore James, butcher, 14 Hanover, dw 495
e Baltimore
Elmore Richard B. mariner, 5 Abbey's al
Eloffe Charlotte, milliner, 88 Franklin
Elphring Mrs. Elizabeth, 488 Lexington
Elrick Henry, cooper, 382 s Charles
Elseroad David, stone cutter, 171 Hanover
Elseroad John W. engineer, 151 s Fremont
Eisner Collin, veterinary surgeon, 378 e
Monument
Eisner Charles F. clerk, 378 e Monument
Elton Charles W. cooper, 1 s Ann
Elton Elizabeth, dry goods, 1 s Ann
Eltvator Jacob, tailor, 164 Pearl
Elward Thos, laborer, 221 Boston
EltonheaJThomas, watchmaker, 29 n Exeter
Eltonhead, Wm. T. salesman, 242 w Fayette
Ely Charles B. furniture wagon, 129 s Chester
Ely Charles W. (Maynard, E. & Rose,) cor
Gay and Exeter
Ely Mrs. Elizabeth, 165 Lee
Ely Enoch N. 185 s Ann
ELY & GOLIBART, Canton steam saw mills,
Hudson, s e cor Lawrence*
Ely James, laborer, 127 s Chester
Ely Jesse P. bookkeeper, 26 Penn
Ely John C. 185 s Ann
Ely John, foreman, Murdooh's "work shop,
Penitentiary, dw 61 Ensor
Ely John B. bridge and wharf builder, 203 e
Pratt
ELY JOHN N. bridge and wharf builder, 143
s Broadway
Ely Joseph, carter, 87 n Amity
Ely Mahlon S. ladies' shoe store, 170 n Gay
Ely Mary F. seamstress, 29 Low
Ely Samuel, mariner, 76 s Washington, F. P
Ely Wm. N. (E. & Golibart,) 185 s Ann
Ely Wm. T apothecary, s e cor Saratoga and
Calvert, dw 11 n Calvert
Ely Wm. F. fireman, 71 Granby
Elzas Louis, second-hand clothing, 32 Har-
rison
Elzas Samuel, soldier, 65 Harrison
Elzey J. C. clerk, 14)^ s Calvert
Elzey Letitia, boarding, 14U s Calvert
Enealls J.W. 1 17 German
Emanuel Church of Evang. Association, s
Greene n of German
Emanuel Church, (Prot. Epis.) cor Read and
Cathedral
Emanuel Chapel, (Prot. Epis.; 121 Grundy
Emanuel George, trunk maker, 11 Chesnut
Embler Charles, rigger, 277 s Ann
Emick Geo. wagoner, 76 n Ann
Emick John W. soldier, 311 Harford av
Emick Mrs. Maria, 311 Harford av
Emick Wesley E. bricklayer, 3 s Schroeder
Emke Andrew, laborer, 48 s Register
Emelius Henry, boat builder, 244 Eastern av
Eraerich Abraham, boots and shoes, 16 Har-
rison
Emerich Charles, laborer, 122 s Bethel
Emerich Conrad, salesman, 234 s Charles
Emerich John P. (Flynn, E. & Merrill,) 196
e Monument
Emerich John P. coach lace weaver, 196 e
Monument
Emerich John, laborer, 29 James la
Emerich John, laborer, 325 Hanover
Emerich John, shoemaker, 145 Raborg
Emerich Lewis, watchmaker, 28 Harrison
Emerich Ludwig, box maker, 135 Raborg
Emerich Philip, shoemaker, 4 and 28 Harri-
son, dw 28
Emerick Conrad, wheelwright, 205 Ensor
Emerick Thomas H. clerk, Orchard between
Ross and Madison
EMERICK WILLIAM H. boot and shoe
maker, 9 n Eutaw
Emerson Edwin, tinner, 144 Camden, dw 495
w Pratt
Emerson Capt Wm. L. sr., mariner, 112 s
High
Emerson Capt. Wm. L. jr., mariner, 112 s
High
Emery John B. granite yard, s w cor How-
ard and West, dw 70 s Paca
Emge Henry, lithographer, 241 n Dallas
Emge Philip, 212 Sterling
Emiche Andrew, carpenter, 519 Lexington
Emich Columbus W. (J. H. Perkins & Co.)
136 n Howard
Emich Charles, soldier, 3 s Schroeder
Emich Daniel J. jeweler, 191 e Baltimore
Emich Daniel J. 487 w Baltimore
Emich John V. salesman, Gilmor near
Franklin
Emilius George, clerk, 244 Eastern av
Emling August, tailor, Jefferson near Van
Buren, Homestead
Emling Mrs. S. tailoress, Jefferson near Vau
Buren, Homestead
Emmal August, cabinet maker, 219 Conway
Emmart Adolphus, (E. & Quartley,) Grundy
near McMechin
Emmart Charles, painter, 240 e Madison
Emmart David, conductor, 104 n Paca
EMMART & QUARTLEY, sign and banner
painters, 276 w Baltimore
Emmart John, carpenter, 218 n Eutaw
Emmart John M. conductor N. C. R. R., 218
n Eutaw
Emmart Jarrett T. blacksmith, 123 Vine
Emmart Lloyd W. engineer, 540 w Balti-
moie
Emmart Michael, carpenter, cor Fayette and
Wolfe
Emmart Sidney, 185 Mulberry
Emmart Thomas, tinner, 123 Vine
Emmart Vernon S. clerk, 104 n Paca
Emme Wm. tailor, 12 n Washington
WM, P. WEBB, Marine, Fire aiid lAfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit JAfe Insurance Co., NeTrarlc, BT. J.," S9 Second Street.
EMM
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ENN
Emmel Conrad, baker, 11 s Bond
Emmel John , confectioner, 283 Canton av
Emmerich Christian, shoemaker, 18 South,
dvv 657 w Lombard
Emmerson Capt. Wm. boatman, 112 s High
Emmerson Wm. L, mariner, 112 s High
Emmich John, Gilmor near Franklin
Emmizer John, laborer, 141 Johnson
Emmons Capt. Geo. F., U. S. N., Hoffman
opposite Bolton
Emory Ambrose, salesman, 96 Park
Emory Ann, 242 s Ann
Emory Arthur, (E. & Jones,) Washington,
D. C. 'J ^ >
Emory Arthur, Fountain Hotel
Emory Dr. August W. 65 e Baltimore
Emory Catharine, 134 Lancaster
Emory Catharine, seamstress, 134 Lancaster
Emory Mrs. Catharine, 62 n Fremont
Emory Catherine D. 320 w Fayette
EMORY DANIEL C. H. attorney, 47 St.
Paul, dw Baltimore Co
Emory Hopper, attorney, 46 Franklin
Emory Henry, carpenter, 3 Biddle al
Emory Institute, 138 w Biddle
Emory John W. conductor, 126 Boyd
Emory John, tailor, 203 w Biddle
Emory Dr. J. K. B. office 18 Courtland, dw
78 Franklin
Emory John, laborer, 8 Gold ct
Emory John K. B. clerk, 75 Lee
EMORY & JONES, substitute brokers, 2 Law
Buildings, St. Paul
Emory M. E. Church, Pennsylvania av near
Hoffman
Emory Mrs. Maria, 325 Lexington
Emory Philomen B. cashier, 75 Lee
Emory Samuel, bricklayer, 19 Hollins
Emory Thomas H. bookkeeper 163 w Lom-
bard
Emory Wm. H. com. mer. 6 Wood, dw 78
St. Paul
Emory Wm. H. 75 Lee
Emrich Conrad, porter, 234 s Charles
Emrich George, tfarber, 179 Conway
Emrich John, wheelwright, 75 McHenry
Emrich John, flour andYeed, 122 Columbia
Emrich John P. (Flynn, E. & Murrill,) 194 e
Monument
Emrick Andrew, turner, 49 Clay
Emrine Andrew, stevedore, 4 Anthony
Encelbright Martin, porter, 284 s Bond
Enckhausen Henry, clerk, 79 Walsh
Endrach Andre, mariner, 72 Granby
Endley Francis, brushmaker, 109 Peach al
Endley Francis H. brushmaker, 109 Plum
Eney Benj. F. shoemaker, 18 s Oregon
Eney Eliza, seamstress, 700 w Pratt
Eney Jeremiah^ shoemaker, Calverton Mills,
near Almshouse
Eney Jeremiah, blacksmith, 18 s Oregon
Eney Oliver N. paper hanger, 485 w Lombard
Eney Thos. R. shoemaker, 14 s Oregon
Enge Henry, lithogrtipher, 271 n Dallas
Engehausen Anna E. tavern, 75 Park
Engel Catharine, confectioner, i2 Ensor
Engel Conrad, baker, 843 w Baltimore
Engel David L. salesman, 151 Lexington
Engel George, gunsmith, cor Eden and May
Engel Henry, lager beer, 17 Harrison
Engel Henry, grocery, 2i^ s Exeter
Engel Jacob, steward, 12 Ensor
Engel John, cor Eden and May
Engel John, cooper, 53 Leadenhall
Engel Lazarus, second-hand clothing, 234 s
Caroline
Engelbach Emanuel, tavern, 75 Hanover
Engels Wm. livery stable, 63 s Caroline
Engels Sarah, 119 Vine
Engell John George, shoemaker, 580 w Balto.
Engellbrecht H. shoemaker, 25 Lancaster
Engellbrecht Martin, 78 Central av
Engelhampst Frederick W. tailor, 42 Portland
Engelhardt Constantine, umbrella maker, 6 s
Durham
Engelhardt Elizabeth, midwife, 6 s Durham
Engelhardt Henry, boot and shoe maker, 252
w Pratt
Engelhardt Mary, grocery, 89 Gough
Engelhaupt Adam, clothier, 46 and 48 w Pratt,
dw 102 s Exeter
Engelhaupt Amelia, grocery, 183 Raborg
Engelhaupt John, salesman, 102 s Exeter
Engelking Frederick, tailor, 119 Stirling
Engelman Gustav, boot fitter, 26 n Frederick
Engelmen Margaret, tailoress, 525 Canton av
Engelmyer Solomon L. undertaker, 66 Park
Engelsman Catharine, over 63 w Second
EnE^en George, shoemaker, 211 s Durham
Engers Philip, tailor, 12 s Durham
Engerbrandt Henrietta, tavern, 154 Eastern av
England Christian, shoemaker. Falls road,
near toll gate
England Eliza J. 94 Grundy
England Francis W. plumber, 171 Gough
England James R. 58 e Fayette
England John H. carpenter, 94 Grundy
ENGLAND JOSEPH T. general ticket agent
B. & 0. R. R. 40 Conway
England Julia, boarding, 12 s High
England Mary, bakery, 228 n Gay
England Mary, confectionery, 228 n Gay
England Robert A. laborer, 94 Grurfdy
England Wm. scavenger, 53 Preston
England Wm. G. soldier, 69 Richmond
Englehart John, porter, 5 Smith's al
Engle Casper, laborer, 172 s Wolfe
Engle Frederick, laborer, 160 McHenry
Engle John O. wagoner, Belair av near city
limits
Engle Wm. J. hostler, 63 s Caroline
Engleberg Lewis, dyer, 88 n Caroline
Engles Henry, police, 6 Townsend
Englehardt John, tailor. Chase near Central av
Englehart Ann, rear of 44 French
Englehaupt Philip, foundryman, 183 Raborg
Englemeyer Joseph, tailor, 212 Stirling
Englemeyer Wolfgang, laborer, 78 Somerset
Englen Mary A. 24 Abbott
Englert John A. stove mounter, 5 Smith al
Engler August, (Graf & E.) 182 n Futaw
English John, milkman, Payson near Pratt
English Patrick, carter, 160 s Chapel
English Samuel, clerk B. & 0. R. R. 94 n
Howard
English Second Lutheran Church, w Lom-
bard w of Greene
English John, 48 n Eden
Enke Cliarles, shoemaker, 39 Albemarle
Enke Ludwig, artist, 123 w Baltimore, dw 35
Albemarle
Ennalls John W. salesman, German w of
Greene
Ennis Mrs. Eliza, 22 Wyeth
Ennis Mrs. Mary, 14 s Republican
Ennis Mitchell, laborer, 12 Grove
<J. H£:;VRY GIESK, Commission merchant, for the sole of li^our. Grain, Seeils, &c>
Roseudale Cement nud Calcined Piaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's M^liarf.
ENN
123
ETC
Ennis Joseph T. blacksmith, 14 s Republican
Ennis Thomas H. carpenter, 19 St. Mary
Eno Richard ,<"baker, 96 n Caroline
Enot Harman, tailor, 17 Walker
Enright Charles J. carpenter, 76 Hanover
Ensey Lot, (L. E. & Son,) 311 w Fayette
EiVSEY LOT& SON, wholesale grocers and
commission merchants, s w cor Baltimore
and Eutaw
Ensey Richard F. (Lot E. & Son,) 488 Lex-
ington
Ensor Abram, bricklayer, 119 n Exeter
Ensor Charles, rope maker, 109 s Wolfe
Ensor Columbus A. soldier, 119 n Exeter
Ensor Columbus, painter, 33 French
Ensor Edward, ship joiner, 249 n Bond
Ensor Hiram, carpenter, 96 Lee
Ensor James, (E. & Linaweaver,) 1 n Front
Ensor James W. ship carp'r, 92 Hampstead
Ensor Jesse A. painter, 228 Lemmon
Ensor John C. carpenter, 459 Franklin
Ensor John, rope maker, 109 s Wolfe
ENSOR & LINAWEAVER, gangers, 61 w
Pratt
Ensor Wm. tinner, 483 n Gay
Entler Julia, 24 Pine
Entres Jacob, tailor, 106 Lancaster
Entz Andrew, (Entz & Bash,) 198 Saratoga
ENTZ & BASH, booksellers, 35 n Charles
Entz Mrs. Henrietta, 40 n Poppleton
Eormeister George, bacon, 679 Penna. av
Episcopal Reading Room, s w cor Charles
and Fayette
Epron Peter, shoemaker, 453 n Gay
Epstein Wm. H. shoemaker, 127 n Gay
Eppern Louis, shoemaker, 118 s Regester
Eppley James M. (E. & Bro.) 213 n Howard
Eppley Julius A. (E. & Bro.) 236 n Howard
EPPLEY & BROTHER, flour and produce
commission merchants, s e cor Howard and
Mulberry
EPPLE WM. apothecary, n w cor Light and
Montgomery
Epping Lewis, tailor, 207 s Bond
Eppler Conradt, shoemaker, 70 n Caroline
Epp Charles, cooper, 47 Goodman al
Erbe Henry, drayman, 35 Cross
Erben Franklin H. carpenter, 33 Rock
Erberstein Adolph, tailor, 161 e Lombard
Eberlein Anton, cigars, 67 Granby
Erck Daniel F. butcher, 65 Chatsworth
Erben John, blacksmith, 57 Greenwillow
Erdbreck Harmon, cigar maker, 19 Conway
Erdbrink Henry, clerk, 19 Conway
Erdhardt Hugh, watchmaker and jeweler,
1371^ Lexington
Erdman Mrs. Susan, 233 Harford av
Erek Wm. H. cigar manuf. s e cor German
and Liberty, dw 168 w Biddle
Erhard Wm. shoemaker, 168 Vine
ERICH DR. AUGUSTUS F. 110 s Broadway
Erich Charles, tailor, 81 n Bethel
Erie George, soldier, 296 Raborg
Erling Wm. shoemaker, n e cor Wolfe and
Lancaster
Ermold John, drayman, 54 n Pine
Ermold Mrs. Catherine, 179 Conway
Ermold John C. pattern maker, 215 w Pratt
Ernreich Mrs. Catherine, 27 Watson
Ernst Andrew, laborer, 270 s Dallas
'Ernst Daniel, gardener, 966 w Baltimore
Ernst Frederick, cooper, 636 Light
Ernst Geo.(H. Koehler & Co.) 248 w Fayette
Ernst Henry, cigar maker, s w cor Ann and
Lombard
Ernst Joseph, basket maker, 45 James al
Ernst Ludwig, tailor, 275 s Sharp
Ernst Mary, 68 Raborg
Ernstberger Francis, barber, 191 w Pratt
Erpenbeck Henry, restaurant, 219 s Broad-
way
Erst August, cigar maker, 141 e Lombard
Ert Geo. carpenter, 154 s Bond
Ertel Caspar, laborer, 13 Jackson ct
Ertenbreckt John L. wheelwright, 418 Can-
ton av
Ervin Charles, tanner, 5 Orchard
Erwin Wm. stone cutter, 127 Harford av
Esberry Hannah, 320 w Fayette
Eschbach Fredk A. street contractor, cor.
Smith and Chatsworth
Eschbach Rev. Edmund, 157 n Calvert
Eschbach John, contractor, 46 Richmond
ESCHBACH JOHN E. Contractor
for Grading and Paving Sewers,
Railroads and Turnpikes, oflaee
Basement Chesapeake Bank, dw
63 Cathedral.
Eschbaugh Henry, laborer, Vincent near Bal-
timore
Escherick Anton, gunsmith, 477 w Baltimore
Escherick Ferdinand, gunsmith, 477 w Balti-
more
Escherick Francis, gunsmith, 477 w Balti-
more
Escott Edward, baker, 27 Centre Market and
19 Fish Market space
Esender James, hardware, 171 Lexington, dw
1 Peari
Esender Dr. James, 1 Pearl
Esender James, butter, 262 s Broadway
Esender Theodore, carpenter, 149 s Fremont
Esherick Charles, locksmith, 142 n Gay
Esherick Charles, cooper, 168 William
Esherick August, cooper, 168 William
Esherick Thomas, custom house, 6 n Caroline
Eskridge Wolfred T. laborer, 338 Eastern av
Esler Edward, teamster, 142 Scott
Esmer Christopher, carpenter, 242 Lee
Esmer Mrs. Ernestine, 242 Lee
Esmer Reinhart, soldier, 242 Lee
Esper John, laborer, 171 Orleans
Espey Wm. P. cooper, 239 s Ann
Espey Wm. S. cooper, 189 s Ann
Este Maj. Wm. M. aid-de-camp headquarters,
dw Eutaw house
Eselman Peter, cigar maker, 49 Albemarle
Essenger Thomas, carpenter, 121 Hollins
Essert George, carter, 49 Chatsworth
Essert George, nightman, 50 Chatsworth
Essex Mrs. Nancy, Light near Gittings
Essig Fredk. butcher, Penna. av near North-
ern av
Estabrook Endor, clerk, 98 Lee
Esterley Frederick, laborer, 79 n Amity
Esterley Mrs. Elizabeth, 79 n Amity
Estlack Hiram, printer, 95 Jefferson
Etchberger Capt. James, mariner, 342 e Bal-
timore
Etchberger James S. clerk, 342" e Baltimore
Etchberger Mary, 128 s Bond
Etchberger Sarah, 17 Gough
OKO. S. PAGE & BRO., Mamifacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 SmitK's
Wharf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
ETC
124
EYE
Etchberger Wm. Charles, printer, 342 e Bal-
timore
Etchison Frederick, saddler, 1 Parkin
ETCHISON & DORSEY, leaf tobacco and
general produce commission merchants, 104
s Charles
Etchison Perry G. (E, & Dorsey,) Three
Tuns tavern
Etheridge W. H. dentist, 21 s Broadway
Etlein Paul, blacksmith, 267 s Bond
Etler Martin, carpenter, 30 n Bond
Etmon Margaret, nurse, 31 King
Etting Misses, 270 Lexington
Etzel Eged, school teacher, 34 s Ragester
Etzel Joseph, scissors grinder, 224 s Dallas
Euker Frank, carter, 284 s Bond
Euler Ernst, shoemaker, 184 e Baltimore
Eurig Conrad, tailor, 88 s Dallas
Eurshon Melchoir, slops, Bevan near Cross
Eustie Margaret, tavern, 21 Concord
EUTAW HOUSE, n w cor Baltimore and
Eutaw. R. B. Coleman, proprietor
Eutaw Street (M. E.) Church, cor Eutaw ct
and Eutaw-st
EUTAW ST. SAVINGS BANK, s e cor
Eutaw and Fayette
Evangelical Church, cor Short and McElderry
Evans Able, miller, McHenry near Fulton
Evans Alfred D. agent, 157 n High
Evans Amos police, 35 s Carey
Evans Andrew J. pilot, 86 s Ann
Evans Andrew J. carpenter, 28 n Oregon
Evans Charles H. druggist, 226 Mulberry
Evans Charles H. clerk, 52 n Calvert
Evans Chas. M. hack owner, n e cor Calvert
and Pleasant
Evans Chas. D. gaiter fitter, Calhoun s of
Ramsay
Evans Chas. W. clerk, 134 n Gay
Evans Daniel, sutler, 446 w Lombard
Evans Daniel T. pilot, 148 s Ann
Evans Dan'l E. boiler maker, 183 Hollins
Evans Dan'l W. bricklayer. 228 Bank
Evans David G. druggist, 18 Jackson square
Evans Mrs. Elizabeth, 509 w Lombard
Evans Elizabeth, dress maker, 1551^ s Sharp
Evans Evan, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Evans Frederick, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Evans Frederick, safe maker, 494 w Pratt
Evans Rev. French S. deputy naval officer,
293 w Pratt
Evans George & Co. coopers, 22 Patterson
Evans Geo. W. flour and feed, n w cor Bal-
timore and Republican
Evans George, (G. E. & Co.) 84 e Baltimore
Evans Geo. W. engineer, 66 s Washington,
F. P.
Evans Geo. T. coach trimmer, 24 Stirling
Evans Geo. W. soldier. 111 William
Evans Geo. W. jr. clerk, cor Baltimore and
Republican
Evans Hampton, fireman, 54 s Schroeder
Evans Hannah B. teacher, 43 n Gilmor
Evans Henry, copper smelter, Fort av
Evans Henry, oyster packer, 134 s High
Evans Hiram S. mariner, 19 Williamson al
Evans Hugh D. attorney, 360 n Eutaw
Evans Isaac, sr., 96 e Fayette
Evans Isaac, jr., exchange broker, 162 w Bal-
timore, dw 96 e Fayette
Evans Jacob H. machinist, 7 Orleans
EVANS JOB & SON, carpenters and builders,
17 and 19 Garden, dw J. E. 211 n Howard
Evans John, carter, 12 s Chester
Evans John, lamp lighter, 152 n Dallas
Evans John A. plasterer, 4G9 w Fayette
Evans Thos. copper smelter, St. Charles
Hotel, L. P.
EVANS JOHN, manufacturer of tin ware
and dealer in housekeeping articles, 18 w
Baltimore, dw 29 n Eden.— [Seep. 29 Mver-
tisements.]
Evans John B. painter, 92 w Centre
Evans Joseph, bootmaker. 111 William
Evans Joseph, fisherman, 181 Hughes
Evans Joseph, leather dealer, 56 n Eden
Evans Josh J. carpenter, 239 Hollins
Evans Joshua, finisher, 157 Montgomery
Evans Mrs. Julia, 6 s Chester
Evans Margaret, 57 Block
Evans Mrs. Mary J, seamstress, 7 Russell
Evans Mrs. Maria, boarding, 52 n Calvert
Evans Mary A. confectioner, 27 Short
Evans Mrs. Mary, dairy, 135 Hollins
Evans Mary, 205 e Monument
Evans Mary E. 51 Fawn
Evans Mary J. 92 w Centre
Evans Maybury, messenger Adams Express,
19 Jackson
Evans M. express, 106 e Pratt
Evans Noah, substitute broker, 61 Centre
Market space, dw 55 n Frederick
Evans Randolph, grocery, Harford av near
city limits
Evans Mrs. R. boarding, 11 Grundy
Evans Rich'd B. photographer, 144 e Madison
Evans Reese (Wm. T. Davis & Co.) 123 n
Calvert
Evans Mrs. Sarah, St. Charles hotel, L. P.
Evans Samuel M. custom house inspector,
127 s Bond
Evans Sarah, 155)^ s Sharp
Evans Thomas, copper smelter, St. Charles
hotel, L. P.
Evans Thomas, carpenter, 28 n Oregon
EVANS THOMAS H. & CO produce com-
mission merchants, 80 and 82 Light-st.
wharf. — [Seep. 38 Mvertisements.]
Evans Thomas H. (T. H. E. & Co.; 64 Wil-
liam
Evans Thorns, 87 s Wolfe
Evans Thomas, carpenter, 24 Stirling
Evans Thomas, shoemaker, 688 w Pratt
EVANS THEODORE W. salesman, 52 n
Calvert
EVANS Dr. THOMAS B. druggist, s e cor
Ann and Aliceanna, dw 18 Jackson square
Evans Thomas G. (Job E. & Son,J 211 n
Howard
Evans Thomas J. wharfinger, office foot of
Bond, dw 66 s Washington, F. P.
Evans Wm. pattern maker, 157 Montgomery
Evans Wm. M. bookkeeper, 705 Lexington
Evans Wm. H. plasterer, 509 w Lombard
Evans Wm. grocer, cor Lexington ad Greene,
dw 259 Lexington
Evans Wm. Warrington, dentist, 79 n Charles
Evans Wm. cashier of custom house, 1 n Cal-
houn
Evans Wm. H. shoemaker, 13 Walker
Evatt Edward, gun and locksmith, 35 Light
Evatt Mary, dress maker, 79 n Howard
Eveland John, tavern, 5 West Falls av
Everatt Nancy, 207 s Durham
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and JAte Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent «< Mutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Nevrark, W. J.," 89 Second Street.
EVE
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FAI
Eyll John, shoemaker, 151 Dover
Eyser Ulrich, harness maker, 99 n Paca
Eytel Jacob, cooper, 26 Leadenhall
Eytel Mary, grocery, 26 Leadenhall
F.
Fabel John, shoemaker, 89 s Regester
Faber Bernhardt, 10 s Liberty
Faber Frederick, laborer, 468 Canton av
Faber George, cigar maker, 256 s Sharp
Faber Henry, tailor, 376 s Charles
Faber John, carpenter, 9 Elliott, Canton
Faber Wm. cigar maker, 168 George
Fabrill Francis J. blacksmith, 35 Barnes
Fach Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 5 Penna. av
Facius Gustavus, teacher, 39 n Calvert
Fadeley James, tinner, 152 w Eager
Fadeley Rebecca, tailoress, 152 e Eager
Faehtz E. F. M. soldier, 413 n Central av
Paering Adam, cooper, Charles near Cross
Pagan Alice, 21 Foundry
Pagan Jane, 65 Mulberry
Pagan Patrick, coachman, 21 Foundry
Pagan Robert, grocer, 235 Columbia
Pager Cornelius, laborer, Boston e of Clinton
Pager Fredericka, 25 n Schroeder
Pager Joseph, cabinet maker, 25 n Schroeder
Pagret Francis, carpenter, 3 New Church
Fagret Lucille, 3 New Church
Faherty Mary, 203 Eastern av
Paherty Michael, laborer, 149 Aliceanna
Fahey James, laborer, 20 n Oregon
Fahey Michael, brewer, 76 York
Fahey Thomas, tailor, 170 Front
Pahlen Chas. H. (Lawrence D. Dietz& Co.)
86 n Howard
Pahnestock Derick, (Brooks, P. & Co.) 300
w Lombard
Pahnestock Geo. W. clerk, 19 n Republican
Pahnestock Peter, 300 w Lombard
Pahnestock, Mrs. Susan, 321 Ross
Pahy Martin, laborer, 90 Dolphin
Paid Henry, laborer, 420 Light
Faid John,' tinner, 420 Light
Fair Alexander, shoemaker, 202 L. Hughes
Fairall Wm. H. blacksmith, 130 s Fremont,
dw 40 St. Peter's
Pairbank A. J. agent, 56 s Poppleton
Pairbank Chas. 204 Saratoga
Pairbank Chas. E. clerk, 361 w Lombard
Pairbank Chris, shoemaker, 26 May
Fairbank George K. provisions, 377 Franklin
PAIRBANK HENRY, Gen. Wayne Inn, n
w cor Baltimore and Paca, and livery and
sale stables, Paca near Baltimore
Fairbank John, conductor, B. & 0. R. R. 361
w Lombard
Fairbank John P. clerk Genl. Wayne Inn
Pairbank Samuel G. carpenter, Gen. Wayne
Inn
Pairbank Thomas J. clerk, Gen. Wayne Inn
Fairbanks Charles, flour and feed, 421 w Bal-
timore, dw 204 Saratoga
FAIRBANKS & CO'S SCALES WARE-
HOUSE, 246 w Baltimore, George H. Gill-
man, agent. — (Seep. 48 Mvertisements.]
Fairbanks Henry T. carpenter, 325 Franklin
Fairbanks Wm. J. ship carp. 193 s Fremont
Fairchild Mrs. Nancy, 64 Camden
Fairchild Wm. merchant tailor, 319 e Eager
Fairley Thomas, florist, Ross near Lanvale
Fairley Michael, 19 Mosher
J. HEiratY GIKSK, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Piaster constantly on band, SI Spear's AVharf.
Everhart Charles, machinist, Hamburg near
Sharp
Everhart Geo. machinist, 138 e Lombard
Everhart Geo. G. salesman. Hand Tavern
Everhart Jacob, tobacconist, 42 Ross
Everhai-t Mrs. Mary, dress maker, 245 Con-
way
Everhart Martin, cigar maker, 92 s Howard
Everhart Wm. H. baggage express agent, 92
s Howard
Everest Mrs. 296 e Lombard
Everett Caroline, 195 s Chapel
Everett Elizabeth, seamstress, 15 n Wolfe
Everett George L. sailmaker, 119 s Bond
Everett John H. grocery, 265 n Bond
Everett James T. constable, 119 s Bond
Everett James, laborer, 157 s Chapel
Everett Joseph, cigar maker, 39 n Central av
Everett Thomas H. police, 119 s Bond
Evering Bernard, clerk, 91 s Wolf
Everist John M. cooper, 108 Holiday, dw s
High
Everist Joseph, cooper, 263 e Monument
Everist Joseph J. cooper, 357 n Gay
Everist John M. cooper, 74 s High
Everitt Elizabeth, s ecor Gough and Durham
EverittMary A. 39 Garden
Everitt Peter, laborer, 29 L. Church
Everitt Thos. S. harness maker, 39 Garden
Everitt Wm. soldier, 29 L. Church
Everitt John, shoemaker, 18 n Durham
Evei'line John, butcher, 183 Eastern av
Evers Ann, confectionery, 249 Canton av
Evers Henry W. shoemaker, 228 Washing-
ton, P. P.
Eversman Frederick, 81 s Bond
Eversman John G. 309 s Charles
Eversmyer Frederick, carter. Gist near Essex
Eversmyer Henry, carter, Gist near Essex
Evesson IVIiss J . dress maker, 146 Saratoga
Evoy Ellen, 361 n Howard
Ewald Martin, saw grinder, 58 s Charles
Ewaldt August, (James Meyer & Co.) 105
Penna av
Ewalt John, tailor, 2 Clagget al
Ewalt Philip, carter, 22 Hampstead
Ewalt Sam'l A. oyster can factory, 519, w
Baltimore
Ewalt Samuel A. tinner, 519^^ w Baltimore,
dw 50 n Poppleton
Ewart Wm. bookkeeper, 19 n Calvert
Ewatt John, clerk, 22 Hampstead
Ewell Fannie B. 134 Mulberry
Ewell John, clerk, 205 Hanover
Ewell Mildred 134 Mulberry
Ewell Thomas, shipsmith, 76 Hamburg
Ewig John, restaurant, 147 Camden
Ewen Jeremiah, harness maker, 82 Peirce
EWING DR. JAS. H. druggist, 280 w Bal-
timore, dw 461 Lexington
Ewing John J. shoemaker, 246 n Eden
Ewing Samuel W. shoemaker, 246 n Eden
Ewing Thos. W. agent Methodist Protestant
publications, 318 Aisquith
Ewings Thomas, clerk, 88 s High
EXCHANGE READING ROOMS, new Ex-
change buildings, entrance Second and Lom-
bard, Geo. U. Porter, secretary
Ey Geo. laborer, 133 Canton av
Eyerly Jacob S. printer, 367 Lexington
Eyde Joseph, carpenter, 259 Aisquith
Eyles Wm. H. soldier, 256 Greenmount av
Eyll Geo. shoemaker, 29 Lee
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Fairmount (M.E.) Chapel, Chester nr Orleans
Faite John, confectioner, 78 Park
Faithful Edw. J. bricklayer, 89 Chatsworth
Faithful Joseph, 216 Mulberry
Faithful Wm. T. apothecary, n e cor Repub-
lican and Fayette
Falarsdean Octave J. currier, 7 Bevan
Falck Casper W. laborer, 348 s Charles
Falck Frederick, clerk, 348 s Charles
Falck George W. mariner, 348 s Charles
Falck John B. clerk, 348 s Charles
Falck Rachel, grocer, 348 s Charles
Falck William C. clerk, 348 s Charles
Falconer A. Smith, clerk, 152 n Eutaw
Falconer Alexander, 3 McCulloh
Falconer Mrs. John, 3 McCulloh
Falconer Wm. huckster, 44 Hammond al
Fales George E. moulder, 63 Eastern av
Fales Mrs. Ellen, 134 s Ann
FALES SQUIRE M. iron foundry, Cathedral
extended, dw 117 Preston
Falger James, shoemaker, 46 Carlton
Falk John F. gun maker, 460 w Pratt
Falkner James, laborer, 86 York
FALKENSTEIN FRED'K, confectioner,
«&c. 257 Light
Fallis Ellen, 122 Ensor
Fallan Mrs. washerwoman, 65 York
Fallan Daniel, 333 s Sharp
Fallen Michael, laborer, 91 n Bethel
Fallen Wm. mariner, 339 s Sharp <
Fallon Bridget, tavern, 109 Boston
Fallon Dominick, laborer, 61 Hillen
Fallon N. stone cutter, 120 Garden
Fallon James, laborer, 20 Valley
Fallon John, weaver, 32 Rock
Fallon Mary, 86 n Front
Fallon Patrick, cooper, 21 Addison
Fallon Peter, tavern, 216 Lexington
Fallon Thomas, 142 Holiday
Falls Moor N. prest. Baltimore Steam Packet
Co. 279 Madison av
Falls Moor S. clerk Adams Express, 164 w
Baltimore
Falls Mrs. Sarah, Calvert near Eager
Falls William K. attorney, 279 Madison av
Falvary Mrs. Catharine, 131 s Fremont
Falvary Michael, stone mason, 131 s Fremont
Fambach Fredericka, 63 Bank
Famback Andrew, bar tender, 42 St. Peter
Fangman Anthony, cigar maker, 105 s High
Fangmayer John L. s e cor Baltimore and
Gilmor
Fankliauel Henry, tobacconist, 206 Lexington
Fannan John, laborer, 21 New Church
Fannarn Mary, cor Falls road and Northern av
Fanning Anna, seamstress, 47 Fawn
Fanning John, carpenter, 190 e Baltimore
Fanning Julia, 47 Fawn
Fanning Louis, tailor, 117 n Bond
Fanning Mrs. Maria, variety store, 190 e
Baltimore
Fanning Mary, shop, 117 n Bond
Fanning Thomas, laborer, 16 Gould la
Fanning Thomas, soldier, 190 e Baltimore
Fannon Luke, laborer, 6 Hubbard al
Fansy Patrick, laborer. Falls road near toll-
gate
Fantom Nathan A. shoemaker, 153 e Monu-
ment
Fantom Wm. T. laborer, 120 Orleans
Farber Henry J. (Stellman, Hinrichs & Co.)
260 Lexington
Farber Henry, blacksmith, 396 a Charles
FARBER JOHN M. groceries and liquors,
s e cor North and Pleasant
Farber John H. clerk, s e cor North and
Pleasant
Fardwell Isaac, jr., carpenter, 62 Henrietta
FARDY JOHN T. & BRO., ship builders
and steam marine railway, south side of
Basin, foot of Montgomery, and cor Hughes
and Covington
Fardy John T. (J. T. F. & Bro.) 69 McCulloh
Fardy Matthew J. (J. T. F. & Bro ) 153 s
Sharp
Fare Josejjh, laborer, Henry near Hughes
Farin Daniel, foundryman, 148 Stirling
FAIilNGER CHARLES, manufac-
turer of Soap and Candles, 14 Con-
stitution St., and 5 Liberty al.
Has always on hand Mould Can-
dles, Brown, Yellow, Salt Water,
Chemical, Olive and Fancy Soaps,
which he will sell on the most
liberal terms. Dw. 14 Constitu-
tion.— [See page 38 Mvertisements.]
Farland Abraham, mariner, 192 s Castle al
Farland John F. sailmaker, 81 Smith's wharf,
dw 100 e Pratt
Farland Robert, sailmaker, 172 Bank
Farland Wm. sailmaker, 17 n Caroline
Farlay Wm. tailor, 297 North
Farley Edward, baker, 76 s Broadway
Farley Geo. 236 Lemmon
Farlin J. W. grain commission merchant, 117
Smith's wharf, dw Fountain hotel
Farlow John T. grocer, 330 e Baltimore
Farmer Burkett, shoemaker, 78 Somerset
Farmer Geo. M. sutler, 163 Mulberry
FARMERS' HOTEL, n w cor Hillen and
Forrest
Farmer John, mariner, cor Dallas and Lan-
caster
Farmer Elizabeth A. 189 Penna av
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK,
n w cor South and Lombard
FARMERS' AND PLANTERS' BANK,
17 South
Farmer Margaret, china store, 21 n Eutaw
Farmer Patrick, machinist, 92 Stirling
Farmer Rosanna, seamstress, 71 Park
Farmer Terrence, grocery, 92 Stirling
Farnandis Walter, jr., attorney, 1 Spurrier's
ct, Lexington, dw 13 n Carey
Farnandis Edward, 48 Hanover
Farnandis Mrs. Walter, 48 Hanover
Farnen Jas. clerk, 131 William
Farnen John, china packer, 131 William
Farnen Michael, laborer, 131 William
Farnen Peter, 131 William
Farnen Peter, groceries, flour and feed, n w
cor Regester and Bank, dw 106 Bank
Farnsworth Joseph, baggage master, Calvert
Station, 274 n Eutaw
Farquhar Geo. A. 27 Chatsworth
Farquhar John C. clerk, 27 Chatsworth
Farquhar Wm. P. jeweler, 27 Chatsworth
Farquharson Mrs. Ann, 42 e Lombard
Farquharson Catharine, 42 n Broadway
GEO. 8. PAGK <Ss BRO.. Manufecturer* of Roofs and Roofing Slaterlals, 111 Smith's
Whari; C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Farquharson Francis L. saddle and harness
maker, 17 s Calvert, dw Maltbjr House
Farr Alexander, laborer, 149 Stirling
Farr Joseph, laborer, 149 Stirling
Farran Joseph F. salesman, Lombard w of
Hanover
Farran J. S. oyster packer, 329 Canton wharf
Farrel Patrick, ship carpenter, 20 e Lombard
Farrel Thos. soldier, 20)^ s Front
Farrell Anastasia, grocery, n e cor Fayette
and East
Farrell Bridget, grocery, 71 Watson
Farrell Bridget, 43 President
Farrell Edward, carpenter, 409 Lexington
Farrell George, moulder, 29 McHenry
Farrell George, laborer, cor Low and Exeter
Farrell Jeremiah, laborer, 28 Boyd
Farrell John, laborer, 33 Neighbor
Farrell John, shoemaker, 3 Webb
Farrell Julia, 2 West Falls av
Farrell Mrs. Margaret, 28 Boyd
Farrell Nicholas, caulker, 18 Armistead la
Farrell Patrick, laborer, I Rose al
Farrell Patrick, tinner, 17 Diamond
Farrell Peter, waiter, 130 w Baltimore
Farrell Peter, laborer, 8 Hubbard al
Farrell Thos. 1 Morris al
Farren Joseph F. clerk, 412 w Fayette
Farrier John, laborer, 70 n Schroeder
Farring Augustus H. saddler, 38 Milliman
Farringer Mary, tailoress, 133 Forrest
Farringtes James, laborer, 178 L Constitution
Farris Baldo, restaurant, n w cor Pratt and
Grant, dw 88 s Charles
Farroll Dennis, carter, 9 Webb
Farron R. B. room clerk, Maltby House
Farson Mrs. Elizabeth, 47 s Ann
Farson George W. ship carver, 47 s Ann
Farson John S. pump maker, 47 s Ann
Farson Samuel F. (Charles H. Ross & Co.)
209 e Fayette
Fasbender Chas. P. watchmaker, 301 w Pratt
Fasijender Marion J. watchmaker, 255 w Pratt
Easing Henry, tailor, 85 e Lombard
Fassel George, mattress maker, 297 Penna. av
Fatchs Frederick, coach trimmer, 140 Cross
Fatchs Mary, confectionery, 140 Cross
Faucctt Richard, omnibus driver, 188 n Spring
Faucht Mary, 271 e Eager
Faul Gustavus, printer, 29 Harrison
Faulkner Alfred B. clerk, 283 w Fayette
Faulkner M. tavern, 52 Montgomery
Faulkner Thos. huckster, 124 Orleans
Faupel Jacob, cloth cutter, 152 n Caroline
Fausman George, cigar maker, 131s Fremont
Faust John, (J. F. & Bro.) 17 Barnet
Faust Henry, (J. F. & Bro.) 26 Barnet
FAUST J. & BRO. boots, shoes, &c. IG s
Charles
Faust Michael, cooper, 340 s Sharp
Fauth John, soldier, 186 e Baltimore
Favier John, millwright, 488 Lexington
Favier Mrs. Mary A. 21 s Bond
Favier Peter A. machinist, 21 s Bond
Favier Susan A. grocery, 488 Lexington
Favre Hypolite, currier', 40 Harrison
Fawcett James, shoemaker, 14 Low
Fawcett Christopher, supt. Union Protestant
Infirmary, Division, dw 17 Mosher
Fawcett Owen S. actor, 18 Exeter
Fawcus Catharine, huckstress, 28 Anthony
Fawkes Mrs. Frances, 49 n Pine
Faxenberg Valentine, carpenter, 3 e Fayette
Faxon Eben, architect, 26 n Charles, dw 71
St. Paul
Fay Anna, laundress, 23 High al
Fay Charles, tinner, 158 Pearl
Fay Charles, tinner, 139 Bank
Fay Fordice, currier, 52 Granby
Fay Gustav, piano maker, 64 L. Pleasant
Fay Dr. Geo. W. 31 s Eden
Fay Henry, dry goods and clothier, 48 and 50
Centre Market space
Fay John M. harness maker, 52 Granby
Fay Mrs. Mary, 123 Conway
Faye James R. clerk, 22 s High
Fayette Street (Methodist Episcopal) Church,
Fayette near Fremont
Feadley Henry, mariner, 141 s Ann
Fearis Thomas, collector, 55 Granby
Fearis Sarah, 55 Granby
FEAST JOHN E. (Samuel F. & Sons,)
Franklin near Gilmore
Feast John, florist, 295 Lexington
Feast Samuel, jr. (Samuel F. & Sons,) n e
cor Franklin and Gilmor
FEAST SAMUEL & SONS, florists and
nurserymen, n w cor Franklin and Gilmor,
and 55 n Charles, dw S. F. sr., Cockeys-
ville, Balto. Co.
Feber Dederick, tavern, 272 s Broadway
Fecht August, boiler maker, 24 St. James
Fecht Kuneg, tailoress, over 31 s Wolfe
Fechtig George F. cor Fayette and Central av
Federal Hill Glass Works, G. Hughes near
Henry
Fedou Francis, tailor, 107 n Calvert
Feehan Martha, 299 Eastern av
Feehan Patrick, hod carrier, 3 Willow
Feely John, laborer, 328 Republican
Feenan Patrick, laborer, 1 Jenkins al
Feeney Catharine, laundress, 134 Vine
Feeney James, tinner, 185 n Howard
Feeney James C. plumber, 185 n Howard
Feeney John, laborer, 109 Hill
Feeney Patrick, plasterer, 300 s Sharp
Feeney Peters, plasterer, 300 s Sharp
Fefel John, huckster, 1 s Republican
FEFEL JOSEPH, JR. restaurant and board-
ing, 11 n Eutaw
Fefel Joseph, sr. 797 w Baltimore
Fefill John, (iVlahless & F.) 81 William
Fegan Owen, drayman, 66 n Exeter
Fegelien Joseph, potter, 110 s Durham
Fehe Martin, laborer, 151 n Bethel
Fehle John, tailor, 223 e Madison
Fehsenfeld Louis, tobacconist, 77 Thames
Fehte August, coach trimmer, 96 Hillen
Fehy Anna, grocery, 6 Dawson al
Fehy John, laborer, 6 Dawson al
Feihte Carl, tailor, 25 Central av
FEICHTMAN S. (Fiteman) stoves, tinware
and house lurnishing goods, 80 n Eutaw
Feichtman S. stoves and tinware 80 n Eutaw
Feidler George, tailor, 5 New
Feig Andrew, tailor, 23 n Caroline
Feig Ferdinand A. tailor, 23 n Caroline
FEIG GEORGE A. butter, 15 Brown
Feige August, tavern, 49 n Frederick
Fell Wm. cabinet maker, 62 Vine
Feinour Dr. Thomas, 496 w Fayette
FeinOur John, white washer, 93 Low
Feistenheimer Burkhard, cigar maker, 173 e
Monument
Felber & Adams, hoisery, 217 s Broadway
and 251 w Baltimore
AVM. P. ^VEBB, Marine, Fire nud I.i)Pe Insnmnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insui-ance Co., JVewark;, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Felber Edw. stocking weaver, 193 s Broadway
Felber Lewis (F. & Adams) cor Aliceanna
Broadway
Feld John, stevedore, 14 Barnes
Feldenheimer Joseph, clerk, 33 e Lombard
Felder Conrad, lab'r, 221 Washington, F. H.
Felder Fredk. driver, 140 s Caroline
Felder John H. barrels, 144 s Central av
Felder John, tally keeper, 146 s Central av
Feldhaus Bernard, shoemaker, 21 Short
Feldhaus Charles, salesman, 95 Hanover
Feldhaus Ferdinand A. tobacconist, 28 e
Fayette
Feldhaus John, porter, Hanover 2 doors from
Barre
Feldkemp Harman, lager beer, 753 Light
Feldman Henry, tobacconist, 262 Hanover
Feldman John D. drayman, 163 s Regester
Feldner Fredk. carter, 145 William
Felger Henry, barrels, 144 s Central av
Felger Michael, cooper, 146 s Register
FELGNER F. W.' merchant tailor, 14 St.
Paul, dw Garden near Druid Hill
Felker Henry, sugar refiner, 235 e Lombard
Fell Mrs. Frances A. 204 s Ann
Fell Mrs. Mary, 227 Harford av
Fellar Casper, tailor, 19 Walker
Feller Charles, porter, 5 Gough
FELLER CHARLES, oak cooper, 139 s
Caroline, dw Caroline btw Bank and Gough
Feller Charles, cooper. Ills Caroline
Feller George, cooper, 38 Bank
Feller George, paper hanger, s w cor Saratoga
and Park
Feller Valentine, grocery, s w cor Saratoga
and Park
Fellers George, coppersmith, 26 Madison
FELL'S POINT SAVINGS BANK, Broad-
way, btw Canton and Eastern avs. west side
Fell's Point (M. E.) Chapel, s e cor Chapel and
Eastern av
Fells George, carpenter, 250 Franklin
Feltbrush Henry, tailor, 265 n Central av
Feltbusch Charles, carpenter, 165 n Central av
Felte George, laborer, 73 Grindall
Felter John, clerk, 144 s Central av
Felthouse Wm. H. tin and sheet iron worker,
62 Hamburg
Feltmeyer Wm. butcher, Philadelphia road
near city limits
Feltman Geo. laborer, rear 163 s Register
Feltman Henry, laborer, 223 s Bethel
Feltner Adam, carter, 63 James al
Female Gramm|ar School No. 1, s w cor
Greene and Fayette
Female Primary School No. 3, s w cor
Greene and Fayette
Fenby Theodosia, dry goods, 137 n Gay
Fenby Wm. farmer, 695 Lexington
Fendal Thomas, chair painter, Jefferson near
Broadway
FENDALL & CO. groceries, liquors and
feed, 447 n Gay
Fendall E. H. (F. &Co.) n e cor Gay and
Chew
Fendall Mrs. S. Emily, 494 Franklin
FENDRICH BROS, tobacconists, 155 For-
rest and 49 South
Fendrich Charles, (F. Bros.) n e cor Aisquith
and Chew
Fendrich David, cooper, 394 n Gay
Fendrich Joseph, (F. Bros.) n e cor Aisquith
and Chew
J. HE.\1R.Y GIKSE, Commission Mercliant, for tlic sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <bc.
Roaeudole Ceu&eut and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wlkart.
Fenge John, tailor, 45 Perry
Fenhagen James C. coal and wood, 143 n
Gay, dw 93 s Eden
Fenlon Wm. J. shoemaker, 105 Stirling
Fenne Bernard, blacksmith, n w cor Etiger
"^^and Stirling
Fennell Maurice, clerk B.& O. R. R. 131 Co-
lumbia
Fennell Wesley, lumber agent, Mill-st, dw 42
Fawn
Fennerman Dedrick, groceries and provisions,
36 s Poppleton
Fenneman Ferdinand, grocer, 272 Canton av
Fenner Geo. shoemaker, 105 L. Greene
Fenner Henry, shoemaker, 235 Hamburg
Fenner John, laborer, 201 William
Fenner Wesley, v/^harfinger, 42 Fawn
Fenney David, laborer, 107 Ensor
Fennich Henry, carter, 123 Orleans
Fcnon Matthew M. blacking manufacturer,
18 Mercer
Fensel Francis, tailor, 373 Penna. av
Fensel Mary Ann, trimmings, 373 Penna. av
Fensley Wm. boots and shoes, 85 s Broad-
way, dw 141
Fent Henry W. dyer, 132 Hamburg
Fenton Aaron, (Urakeley & F.) 307 w Fay-
ette
Fenton Mary, seamstress, 28 St. Mary
Fcrbee Napoleon, mariner, 37 Hill
Ferbinger Catharine, 186 s Howard
FERCIOT PETER, wine and commission
merchant, 17 Courtland
Ferciot Sophia, fluting and crimping, 17
Courtland
Ferdner John, confectioner, 10 Fell
Ferguson Andrew, carpenter, 167 L. Greene
Ferguson Mrs. Ann, 45 Marion
Ferguson Mrs. Arabella, dress maker, 85
Hollins
FERGUSON ARCHIBALD D.' grocer, 327
Franklin
Ferguson Caroline, 61 n Calvert
Ferguson Catharine, dress maker 459 w Bal-
timore
Ferguson David B. 85 n Eutaw
Ferguson Mrs, Eliza, confectionery, 458 w
Baltimore
Ferguson Mrs. Elizabeth, 33 Harmony la
Ferguson Geo. H. 61 n Calvert
Ferguson Geo. H. clerk, Hollins near Calhoun
Ferguson Geo. C. shoemaker, 208 e Lombard
P'erguson Henry, tailor, 208 e Lombard
Ferguson Hugh H. machinist, 55 e Madison
Ferguson J. Henry, 169 w Lombard
Ferguson John, grocer, 267 Mulberry
Ferguson Margaret, boarding, 55 e Madison
Ferguson Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 224
n Eutaw
Ferguson Mrs. Matilda, 169 Lee
Ferguson Nehemiah, 69 McElderry
Ferguson Robt. conductor N. C. R. R. 224 n
Eutaw
Ferguson Thomas, agent, 283 s Charles
Ferguson Wm. tinner, 7 s Oregon
Ferguson Wm. 327 Franklin
Ferguson Wm. carpenter, 458 w Baltimore
Fergusson Chas. (F. & Tyson,) 17 Hollins
Fcrgusson Mrs. Rhoda, 112 Chester
FERGUSSON & TYSON, wholesale grocers
and commission merchants, 121 w Lombard
Fcrgusson Theodore G. carpenters, 102 Carey
Fergusson & Tyson, grocers, 301 w Lombard
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Ferhohap John, shoemaker, 169 s Caroline
Fermith Henry, laborer, 2 Russel
Fernan Bernard, cooper, 184 Gough
Fernbacher Mrs. Dorothy, 18 Peach al
Fernbacher John, cooper, 18 Peach al
Ferner Geo. shoe cutter, 105 L. Greene
Fernetti Ernest F. barber, 21 e Pratt
Fernhehner Samuel, butcher, 242 Aliceanna
Ferrandini Cipriano, hair dresser, Calvert,
under Brrnum's hotel, dw 250 e Baltimore
Ferree Alexander, shoemaker, 165 L. Greene
Ferrell Elisha, iron moulder, 63 Elliott
Ferreli Capt. Joshua, mariner, 321 e Pratt
Ferrell Capt. Thos. mariner, 303 e Pratt
Ferril Charles, laborer, 57 n Schroeder
Ferris Baldo, eating saloon, 154 1.< w Pratt,
dw 88 s Charles
Ferrton Wm. H. copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Ferry Elizabeth, 43 s Greene
Ferry J. & Co. wholesale liquor and com-
mission merchants, 51 Lie;ht
Ferry John, (F. & Co.; 43 Lee
Ferry M. J. agent, 85 w Fayette
Fersch Michael, cooper, 245 L. Hughes
Ferster Mrs. Christiana, 122 Eislein
Ferster Matilda, 297 Happy al
Ferterling August, sawyer, 166 s Bond
Feschter Gottleib, painter, 274 e Pratt
Fesel John, laborer, 49 s Schroeder
Fesler E. A. (Chas. Kirsch & Co.) 364 n Gay
Fesper Charles, cabinet maker, 117 Hill
Fesschargh Frederick, shoemaker, 234 Light
Fessman Philip, confectioner, 353 s Charles
Fester Christopher, laborer, 206 Penna av
Fet John, butcher, 909 w Pratt
Fetsch John T. stone cutter, 337 s Charles
Fette Henry, shoemaker, 11 Warner
Fetter John, tailor, 105 e Lombard
Fetter Martin, tailor, 61 Gough
Feuerestine Lewis, cooper, 59 Johnson
FEUILLAN & BANDELET, French steam
dyers and scourers, 124 n Howard
Feuillan John, (F. &Dandelet,) 124 n How-
ard
Feuss Andrew, clerk, 21 s Liberty
Feuss Andrew C. bookkeeper, 21 s Liberty
Feuss Henry C. clerk, 21 s Liberty
Feuss Helen, 21 s Liberty
Fey Augustus, piano maker, 46 L. Pleasant
Fey Ferdinand, tailor, 82 s Molfe
Fichet Mrs. Margaret, 67 Watson
Fick August, mining engineer, 40 Holiday
Fick Edward, clerk, 40 Holiday
Fick Erhart, tailor, cor Bethel and Walker
Fick George A. shoemaker, 104 Cross
Fick Wm. G. tavern, 57 Thames
Fickenscher John, laborer, 101 n Schroeder
Fickenscher Henry, shoemaker, 91 Harrison
Fickey Andrew, 98 Park
Fickey Frederick, jr. 83 n Liberty
Fickey Frederick & Son, 250 w Baltimore,
dw F. F, 83 n Liberty
Fidler Michael, engineer, 280 Central av
Fieck John, piano maker, 39 Portland
Fiege Henry, laborer, 116 s Register
Field A. 4 s Fremont
Field Abiathar, oysters, 309 w Lombard
Field Abiathar W. oysters, 309 w Lombard,
dw 4 Hollins
Field Henry W. laborer, 244 s Eutaw
Field John A. jr. (at Hamilton Easter& Co.)
651 w Fayette
Field Lewis, second hand goods, 58 Short
Field M. B. agent. Spear's whf, dw 25 s Bond
Fieldhouse Arnold J. tobacconist, n w cor
Monument and Eden
Fieldman Bernard, tailor, 65 Mulliken
Fields Alexander, brass finisher, 46 Liberty al
Fields Caroline, 65 s Wolfe
Fields Charles L. car driver, 65 s Wolfe
Fields James, mariner, 266 e Pratt
Fields James, cooper, 95 n Caroline
Fields James, 209 e Baltimore
Fields James, mariner, 103 s Sharp
Fields James, laborer, 46 Liberty al
Fields John H. police, 134 Lee
Fields Mary, tailoress, 46 Liberty al
Fields Martha, 42 Booth
FIELDS MITCHELL B. storage warehouse,
118 Spear's whf. dw 25 s Bond
Fields Samuel, 218 w Pratt
Fields Wm. H. wheelwright, 135 s Fremont
Fields Wm. M. sheet iron worker, 123 n Bond
Fier Folding, laborer, 470 Canton av
Fier Henry, stevedore, 97 Thames
Fierheller Godfrey, baker, 22 Thomson
Fifer And. laborer, 160 S. Washington, F. P.
Fifer Christian, lager beer, 372 s Eutaw
Fifer Christopher, engineer, 8 Bolton
Fifer Elizabeth, 137 Eastern av
Fifer Godfrey, coach trimmer, 80 Mount
Fifer George, laborer, 355 Cathedral
Fifer John, carter, 4 Harmony la
Fifer John G. paver, 38 Liberty al
Fifer Nicholas, coach trmimer, 355 Cathedral
Fifer Robert, soldier, 355 Cathedral
Figg Sarah, seamstress. Miles' ct
Figgs Wm. laborer, 296 Cross
Figgs , laborer, 25 Lee
Fighelly Wm. milkman, Clinton near Elicott
Filbert George, shoemaker, 388 n Gay
Filbert John A. clerk, 104 n High
Filbert Micliael, grocery, 384 n Gay
Filbin Patrick, laborer, 123 Elliott, Canton
Filbin Patrick, laborer, 52 Elliott
Filbin Patrick, laborer, 181 Vine
Filchner Christian, laborer, 16 Abey al
File H. tinner, 127 Ross
Files Joseph, tavern, 2 Hawk '
Files Wm. ship carp. 33 Cambridge, Canton
Filger George, laborer, 2 Biddle al
Filling Henry, finisher, 553 Saratoga
Filling Henry, shoemaker, 1 Russell
Filling John, carter, 200 Cross
Fillinger James L. clerk, 3 Courtland
Fillinger John M. oyster packer, 23 Orchard
Fillinger Mrs. Mary M. 3 Columbia
Fillinger Paul, shoemaker, 50 s Schroeder
Fimister Mrs. Rhoda, 91 s Sharp
Finatz John, confectionery, 77 Richmond
Finch Kliza A. G. , Mosher near Foster al
Finch Geo. bookbinder, Mosher near Grundy
Finch James, cigar maker, 88 Mulliken
Finch James, police. Mulligan near Bond
Finch John, bricklayer, 65 n Poppleton
Finch Mary Ann, shoebinder, 101 Jefferson
Finck Henry, printer, 181 Ensor
Findlay Charles, sec'y and treas. Rowlesburg
Lumber and Iron Co. 30 South, up stairs,
dw Baltimore Co.
Findley Mrs. Hester, 77 Dawson al
Fink Adam, cabinet maker, 56 Greenmount av
Fink Alfred J. carpenter, 197 Fremont
FINK & BROTHER, grocers and commis-
sion merchants, s w cor Franklin and Eutaw
OIBO. S. PACtB & BRO., Mam^ifactwrers of Rooft and Roofing materials, IH SuOtti's
Wbax9r. C. HART SMITH, Agent. '
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Fink Bernard, cor Washington and Aliceanna
Fink Edmund, laborer, 46 Lancaster
Fink Elizabeth, milliner, 71 Ross
Fink George, turner, 177 Raborg
Fink H. S. (F. & Bro.) 85 Franklin
Fink Mrs. Henry, Frederick road, near Snake
Hollow
Fink Henry, tailor, 205 Canton av
Fink Henry, shoemaker, 83 Eastern av
Fink John, shoemaker, 184 s Chapel
Fink John H. printer, 381 Ensor
Fink Joseph, (F. & Bro.) 221 Franklin
Fink Peter, cabinet maker, 36 L. McElderry
Fink Mrs. Rose, 85 Franklin
Fink Wilhelm, cabinet maker, 30 Abbott
Finke Frederick, varnisher^247 s Paca
Finke John, painter, 15 Elizabeth la
Finke Mrs. JVIargaret, 247 s Paca
Finkeldey Henry J. currier, 355 s Charles
Finkernecht Jacob, laborer, 909 w Pratt
Finknauer Henry, cabinet maker, 106 n Cal-
vert
Finlay James, clerk, 134 Pine
Finley Francis, tobacconist, s e cor Exchange
Place and South, dw 260 e Monument
Finley James J (Lannahan & F.) Biddle, 2d
door n of Eutaw
Finley James, drayman, 186 McHenry
Finley Jane, 35 Aisquith
Finley John J. shoemaker, 158 e Madison
Finley John F. clerk, 2 St. Mary
Finley Mrs. Mary E. 317 Ross
Finley Mary Ann, seamstress, 40 Preston
Fin-ley Thomas, shoemaker, 84 Granby
Finli-y Thomas, confectioner, 230 Saratoga
Finn Mrs. Catherine C. seamstress. 111 St.
Paul
Finn John, laborer, 107 Plum
Finn John, tailor and scourer, 60 Eastern av
Finn Michael, laborer, 186 s Central av
Finn Patrick, carter, 45 President
Finnan Bernard, grocery, 104 n Culvert
Finnagen Bernard, blacksmith, 9 Webster
Finnagen Patrick, laborer, 42 Valley
Finnan Martin, wagoner, 43 Centre Market
space
Finnan Patrick, grocery, 31 Harford av
Finnegan Catherine, 58 Preston
Finnegan Charles, 211 Lexington
Finnegan Henry, sutler, w Baltimere, near
Mount
Finnegan Lawrence, sexton St. John's
Church, Eager st near the church
Finnegan Michael, teamster, 2 Centre
Finnegan Michael, carpenter, 22 Albert al
Finnegan William, tailor, 55 Clay
Finnen Bridget, 120 Harford av
Finney Alexander, plumber, 168 n Eden
Finsley Bangartz, tailor, 14 St. James
Fint Gustav, butcher, 104 Penna av
Fintling William, tailor, 146 Penna av
Finstenralt Henry, laborer, 73 Perry
Finshjnralt Mrs. Betty, second hand store, 73
Perry
Fiqui t Dominic, 813 w Baltimore
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, at the Old
City Hall, Holiday near Saratoga
Firebaum John, news carrier, 25 w Pratt
Fire Commissioners office. City Hall
Fire Department, Alpha No. 1, Paca near
Fayette
Fire Department, Home No. 2, Barre near
Howard
Fire Department, Comet No. 3, 32 e Lombard
Fire Department, Caleb Cushing No. 4, North,
cor Lexington
Fire Department, Thomas Swann, No 5, Ann
near Gough
Fire Department, Hope, No. 6, intersection of
Gay and Ensor
Fire Department, Baltimore, No. 7, Eutaw
cor Ross
Fire Department, Hook and Ladder, No. 1,
Harrison near Baltimore
Fire Department, Hook and Ladder, No. 2,
Paca near Fayette
Fire Department, Hook and Ladder, No. 3
Harrison near Baltimore
Fire Inspector's Office, city hall, F. H. B.
Boyd, inspector.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO. n e cor of
South and Second, Henry P. Duhurst,
president. — [See page 35 ^dverlisements.]
Firman Mark, boiler maker, 144 Harford av
Firnan Adelbert, silver plater, 253 West
Firnstein Valentine, boot and shoemaker, 40
n Eutaw
Firral Catherine, grocery, 40 Haw
Firoved David, grocer, 232 Franklin
Firoved John, grocer, 53 s Schroeder
First Baptist Church, n e cor Sharp and Lom-
bard
First English Lutheran Church, Lexington,
between Park and Howard
First German Reformed Church, Second, be-
tween South and Gay
First Independent Church, n w cor Franklin
and Charles
First Presbyterian Church, n w cor Park and
Madison
Firstcnhaffer, milk, Clinton near Elliott
Firth Jonas, coach maker, 9 Grundy
Firwhaber John, 14 Fountain
Fischback Elizabeth, 202 Cross
Fischback Ernst, cigar maker, 202 Cross
Fischelly William, laborer, 123 Elliott
Fischer Casper, foundryman, Clinton, Canton
Fischer Charles, tailor,' 131 Franklin
Fischer Charles, grocery, s w cor Aisquith
and Eager
Fischer Christian, lager beer, 20 n Frederick
Fischer Christian, army sutler, 177 w Pratt
Fischer Christopher, carpenter, 211 s Eutaw
Fischer A. whitewasher, 201 s Wolfe
Fischer Arthur J. (F. & Bro.) 103 w Baltimore
Fischer & Brother, central photographic gal-
lery, over 103 w Baltimore
Fischer Emanuel, dry goods, n e cor Eden and
Orkians
FISCHER ERNST, staves, hoop poles, &c.
Eutaw near Lee, dw 83 Grindall
Fischer Francis M. stoves and tin ware, 14 w
Lombard
Fischer Frederick, brass founder, 41 Gittings
Fisclier Frederick, tin and sheet iron worker,
14 w Lombard
Fischer Frederick, carpenter, 192 Conway
Fischer George, grocery, n e cor Mullikin and
Eden
Fischer George, painter, 21 Armistead la
Fischer Geo. boot and shoemaker, 65 North
Fischer George J. 103 w Baltimore
Fischer Godfrey, tailor, 160 s Eden
Fischer Gotluib, butcher, 422 Penna av
Fischer Gotleib, pork butcher, 56 Belair mar-
ket, dw Harford av, near ropewalk
"WM. P. IVKBB, Mariiie, Fire and lilfe Insuranice Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lA/e Injturance Co., Newark, N. J,," S9 Second Street.
Mutnal
FIS
131
FIS
Pif3cher Jacob, porter, 145 s Greene
Fischer John, tailor, 101 Orchard
Fischer John R. clerk, 134 s Paca
Pftcher John, piano maker, 133 Dover
Fischer Joseph, farm laborer, 172 Lee
Fischer Henry, shoemaker, 423i> w Pratt, dw
77 Aisquith
Fischer Josephine, washerwoman, rear 134
Saratoga
Fischer John, butcher, 50 s Central av
FISCHER LOUIS C. attorney, 31 Lexing-
ton, dw 237 w Pratt
Fischer Mrs. dressmaker, 140 e Pratt
Fischer H. Philip, shoemaker, 131 Franklin
Fischer Rose, seamstress, 207 Aliceanna
Fischer William, laborer, 224 s Paca
Fischer William, laborer, 123 Elliott
Fischer William, blacksmith, 25 York, dw 83
Henrietta
Fischer Wm. tin and sheet iron worker, 14 w
Lombard
Fischer William, butcher, 8 Townsend
Fischer Wm. F. (F. & Bro.) 103 w Baltimore
Fish George W. shin joiner, 11 s Bond
FJSH INSPECTOR'S OFFICE, 35 Com-
merce
FISH COL. WM. S., U. S. Provost Marshal
for Maryland, office cor Eutaw and Cam-
den, dw Eutaw House
Fishack John, stone cutter, 275 Franklin
Fishbaugh George H. laborer, 60 Johnson
Fisher Abraham, (F. & Bro.) 64 w Baltimore
FISHER ADAM & SON, grocers, 25 Penna.
av
Fisher Adam, (A. F. & Son,)190 Pearl
Fisher Albert, tinner, 92 n Gay
Fisher Alexander, tailor, 74 Harrison
Fisher Andrew, laborer, 299 Aliceanna
Fisher Mrs. Ann, 105 n High
Fisher Annabella, 119 w Monument
Fisher Antone E. (F. & Bro.) 55 w Baltimore
FISHER & BROTHER, booksellers and sta-
tioners, 64 w Baltimore, Thomas H. Denni-
son, agent
Fisher Mrs. Catherine, 147 Peirce
Fisher Mrs. Catherine, 8 Pearl
Fisher Charles, stove and tin ware, 92 n Gay
Fisher Charles, laborer, cor Exeter and East-
ern av
Fisher Charles, piano maker. West nr Eutaw
Fisher Charles, tailor, 15 e Lombard
Fisher Charles T. butter, 129 Columbia
Fisher C. P. engineer, N. C. R. R., Howard
House
Fisher Daniel, tailor, 8 Pearl
Fisher Elizabeth, 40 Warren
Fisher Mrs. Eleanor, confectioner, 18 e Balti-
more
Fisher Mrs. Elizabeth, 309 Saratoga
FISHER MRS. ELIZABETH, proprietress
of "Our Home" restaurant, 34 e Pratt
FISHER E. & BROTHER, French steam
scouring, 131 w Fayette, and 55 w Baltimore
Fisher E. (E. F. & Bro.) 139 w Baltimore
Fisher Frederick, tinner, 36 n Liberty
Fisher Frederick, tailor, 38 Portland
Fisher Mrs. Fredericka, 60 s Eutaw
Fisher Frederick, tinner, 139 Bank
Fisher Frederick, tailor, 240 n Eden
Fisher George F. boots and sboes, 64 n Gay,
dw 56 n High
Fisher George, shoemaker, 45 n Eutaw
Fisher Geo. W. tinner, 56 Aisquith
Fischer Henry, cigar maker, 39 n Liberty
Fisher George, laborer, Biddle al
Fisher, Geo. W. bricklayer, 38 n Strieker
Fisher George W. (Adam F. & Son,) 190
Pearl
Fisher George W. carpenter, 164 Hanover
Fisher Godfrey, tailor, 79 Bank
Fisher Harry, (Wm. F. & Son,) n e cor St.
Paul and Eager
Fisher Henry, (H. & Otto F.) 60 s Eutaw
Fisher Henry, laborer, 43 Cross
Fisher Henry & Otto, barbers, 90 s Eutaw
Fisher Henry, clerk, 50 n Bond
Fisher Isaac H. S. printer, 75 Hill
Fisher Isaac, blacksmith, 330 Raborg
Fisher James, caulker, 40 Warren
Fisher James, (F. & Bro.) 64 w Baltimore
Fisher Jacob, laborer, 145 s Greene
Fisher Jacob L. laborer, 330 Raborg
Fisher James I. (Rd. D. F. & Co.) 32 Pleasant
Fisher James M. clerk, 11 Barnett
Fisher Capt. James B. 52 Warren
Fisher Jefferson, 23 n Calvert
Fisher Joseph, confectionery, 169 Hughes
Fisher Otto, (Henry & Otto F.) 60 s Eutaw
Fisher Robert B. caulker, 40 Warren
Fisher William, blacksmith, 83 Henrietta
Fisher Capt. Wm. L. 52 Warren
Fisher Wm. A. plasterer, cor Camden and
Eutaw
Fisher John bookbinder, 107 Bond
Fisher John, soldier, 247 s Dallas
Fisher John, piano maker, 133 Dover
Fisher John H. (Wm. F. & Sons,) St. Paul,
1 door n of Eager
Fisher John, laborer, 270 s Bond
Fisher John, carter, 242 Cross
FISHER JOHN, gardener, Harford av. near
city limits
Fisher John, tailor, 5 New Church
Fisher John A. shoemaker, 4 Comet
Fisher John M. carter, 169 Hollins
Fisher John G. tailor, 160 s Eden
Fisher John C. paper hanger, 13 Ogston
Fisher John W. housebuilder '
Fisher Julius, tailor, 63 Bank
gstoi
Lex
mgton
Fisher Leonard, soldier. Falls av. near North-
ern av
Fisher Louisa, tavern, 185 and 187 Eastern av
Fisher Mrs. Margaret A. 129 Columbia
Fisher Mrs. Martha, 153 Peirce
Fisher Mary, 119 w Monument
Fisher Nicholas, laborer, 70 Union
Fisher & O'Conner, paper warehouse, 123
Hillen
Fisher Parks, clerk, n e cor Eager and St.
Paul
Fisher Peter, huckster, 155 Gough
FISHER RICHARD D. & CO. ship and
commission nuM-chants, 4 s Gay
Fisher Richard D. (Rd., D. F. & Co.) 58 St.
Paul
Fisher Robert A. 32 Pleasant
Fisher Mrs. Sarah A. 75 Hill
Fisher Samuel, machinist, 95 Mount
Fisher Solon, commission merchant, 14 Bow-
ly's wharf, dw Howard house
Fisher T. A. 5 Lancaster
FISHER WM. H. tobacconist, n w corner
Greene and Lexington, dw 31 n Pine
Fisher Win. L. salesman, 250 Madison av
FISHER WM. & SUNS, stock brokers, 34
South
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Mercliaiit, for the sale of F.lowr, Grnin, Seeds, &9.
Rogeudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Speor'a 'Wliarf.
FIS
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Fisher Wm. tailor, 90 n Caroline
Fisher Wm. A. attorney, 43 St. Paul, dw n e
cor St. Paul and Eager
Fisher Wm. (F. & O'Conner,) 234 n Eden
Fisher Wm. (W. F. & Son,) n e corner St.
Paul and Eager
Fisher Wm. H. printer, 56 n High
Fisher Wm. Y. carpenter, 192 Penna av
Fishpaugh Henry, farmer, 20 Rosb
Fishpaw John, laborer, 911 w Pratt
Fishpaw John G. boiler maker, 24 n Amity
Fislage George, 130 s Fremont
Fisler Bernhard, furnituie, 243 s Ann
Fissal Machias, butcher, 40 Haw
Fissler A. soldier, 245 s Ann
Fister George, laborer, 426 Canton'av
Fister John, carpenter, 36 George
Fitch Mrs. Mary L. 110 Saratoga
Fitchen John, shoemaker, 3 Park
Fiteman S. stores and tinware, 80 n Eutaw,
dw 33 Marion
Fites Henry, musician, 171 s Eden
Fithe August, coachmaker, 96 Hillen
Fitston John, butcher, Harford av near city
limits
Fitz John, laborer. 111 Dover
Fitzberger Henry, blacksmith and bell hanger,
102 Lexington, dw 116 Garden
Fitzberger Martin, cooper, 145 s Caroline
Fitzenberry Henry, laborer, 96 Leadenhall
FITZGERALD, BOOTH & CO. commission
and shipping merchants, 6 s Gay
Fitzgerald D. grocer, 35 Cambridge
Fitzgerald Ellen, 74 s Republican
Fitzgerald James, ropeniaker, 492 Light
Fitzgerald John, tavern, 67 Thames
Fitzgerald M. seamstress. West near William
Fitzgerald Mary, 16 Grant
Fitzgerald Richard B. consul for Chili and
Peru, 6 s Gay, dw 190 Franklin
Fitzgerald Richard B. (F., Booth & Co.) 190
Franklin
Fitzgerald Thomas, tailor, 67 Buren
Fitzgerald Thomas B. 86 Franklin
Fitzgerald Wm. laborer, 112 e Lombard
Fitzgerald Wm. shoemaker, 33 Orchard
Fitzgerald Wm. F. finisher, 492 Light
Fitzgibbon James D. clerk, 129 Granby
Fitzhugh Peregrine, (Mathews & F.) 83 St.
Paul
Fitzhugh Thomas, painter, 34 Little Church
Fitzpatrick Alice, dressmaker, 70 w Biddle
Fitzpatrick Andrew, 72 Centi-e Market space
Fitzpatrick Andrew, 26 Gough
Fitzpatrick Bernard, drayman, 61 n Exeter
Fitzpatrick Bridget, grocery, 84 Dolphin
Fitzpatrick Catharine, dressmk'r, 288 n How-
ard
Fitzpatrick Darby, laborer, 179 Vine
Fitzpatrick George, ropemaker, Howard av
near city limits
Fitzpatrick Hannah, 70 w Biddle
Fitzpatrick Hugh, laborer, Albert al
Fitzpatrick Mrs. Joanna, 293 Saratoga
Fitzpatrick James, laborer, 27 Chase
Fitzpatrick John, propriet'r Vauxhall Gar-
dens, 223 Light
Fitzpatrick John W. bricklayer, 466 Light
Fitzpatrick Mary, 134 w Madison
Fitzpatrick Mary, 2 Gelston court
Fitzpatrick Mary, dressmaker, 70 w Biddle
Fitzpatrick Patrick, grocery, 8 s Chester
Fitzpatrick Patrick, tailor, 58 s Howard
Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, 7 e Second
Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, 179 n Fremont
Fitzpatrick Patrick, drayman, 186 n Exeter,
Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, 61 Hillen
Fitzpatrick Peter, liquor dealer, 221 Cathedral
Fitzpatrick Peter, grocery, 142 e Eager
Fitzpatrick Philip, foundry man, 24 Wel-
come al
Fitzpatrick Thomas, wagoner, 48 Conway
Fitzpatrick Wm. laborer, 305 William
Fitzsimmons Christian, grocer, 178 s Howard
Fitzsimmons James, laborer, 65 Perry
Fizone Jacob F. milk, 472 Penna av
Flack George N. butcher, 80 Centre market,
dw York road, Baltimore co
Flack George W. (Lcntz& F.) 142 Mulberry-
Flack H. H. clerk, 168 w Lombard
Flack Jacob, tinnei-, 68 Camden
Flack James W. (T. J. F. & Sons) 52 s High
Flack Joseph, porter, 179 n Eutaw
Flack J. S. 0. (T. J. F. & Sons,) 46 s High
Flack Thos. J. & Sons, foreign and domestic
liquors, cor Bowly and Guilford
Flack Thos. J. (T. J. F. & Sons,) 168 w
Lombard
Fladung Bernard, lager beer. Butcher Hill,
between Fayette and Hampstead
Fladuing Martin, grocer, 71 Mullikin
Flaeschmin Adolph, tailor, 113 Hill
Flaharty Edward, lamplighter, 48 Albemarle
Flaharty Wm. E. carpenter, 49 e Fayette
Flaherty Bartholomew, tavern, 259 Hanover
Flaherty B. laborer, 27 Armistead lane
FLAHERTY EDWARD, wharf builder and
spar maker, 168 Bank. [See page 29 -Adver-
tisements.']
Flaherty Mrs. Elizabeth, 121 Bank
Flaherty James, laborer, 47 York
Flaherty John, ship carpenter, 178 s Ann
Flaherty John A. printer, 87 n Pine
Flaherty Martin, spar maker, 328 Eastern av
Flaherty Michael, watchman, 256 n Eutaw
Flaherty Michael, carpenter, 5 Reservoir al
Flaherty Mrs. Margaret, Falls av near North-
ern av
Flaherty Mary, 102 s Register
Flaherty Martin, laborer, 7 Pleasant al
Flaherty Matthias, laborer, 136 Vine
Flaherty Miles, laborer, 23 Cannon
Flaherty Patrick H. painter, 46 Tiiames, dw
57 s Ann
Flaherty Peter, laborer, 140Raborg
Flaherty Sarah, 136 Vine
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, 259 Hanover
Flalierty Thomas, blacksmith, 901 w Pratt
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, 30 Binney
Flaherty Wm. E. carpenter, 49 e Fayette
Flamm Magdalene, confectioner and balcer,
88 Lexington
Flamm Magdalena, grocery, 132 Holland
FLAMM PETER, confectioner and baker,
88 Lexington
Flamm Wm. baker, 72 e Fayette
Flanagan Catharine, 18 Ellins
Flanagan Charles G. clerk, 160 e Baltimore
Flanigan Andrew M. E. E. mariner, 55 s Paca
Flanigan James, porter, 52 King
Flanigan Patrick, laborer, 6 Bevan
Flannagan Andrew, mariner, 149 e Lombard
Flannagan John, engineer, 4 Mott
Flannagan Patrick, carter, 125 Albemarle
Flannagan Thomas, carter, 125 Albemarle
Flannary James, blacksmith, 19 Boulden al
GE:0. S. PAGK 6i BRO., r.Iaitulfacturers of Roofs nud Roofiug Materials, 111 Smitli's
■Wluxt. C. HART S.IHTH, Agent.
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Flannary John, cellar digger, 15 Mosher
Flannery H. dressmaker, 85 Lexington
Flannery Patrick, laborer, 372 Ostend
Flannigain Andrew, 133 n Calvert
Flannigain Andrew, jr., 133 n Calvert
Flannigain Benjamin, 133 n Calvert
Flannigain Theodore R. 133 n Calvert
Flannigan Joseph, clerk, 30 n Front
Flarity John, 9 Wyeth
Flascher Nathan, second-hand dealer, 145
Hill
Flather Edward, painter, 291 Forrest
Flaurhaus John, box maker, 49 Marion
Flaven Catharine, tavern, 47 s Frederick
Flaxcomb Wm C. engineer, 8 n Schroeder
Flayharty Joshua, police, 54 Harford av
Fleck Joseph, boiler maker, 20 s Amity
Fleckenstem Peter, laborer, 167 e Lombard
Fleckenstine Jacob, cooper, 36 Thames
Fleckenstine John, laborer, 201 Aliceanna
Fiedderman J. H. tailor, 99 n Howard
Fleehearty Hugh, watchman, 214 e Madison
Fleeheart}'- John T. clerk, 214 e Madison
Fleishell John A. moulder, 352 e Lombard
Fleishell Mary Ann, 342 e Lombard
Fleischer Emanuel, auction goods, 2 Hanover,
dw 155 Barre
Fleischer John, laborer, 204 e Pratt
Fleischmann John, lager beer, 17 Dover
Fleischman Geo shoemaker, 22 Douglass
Fleischman Rgichel, 156 s Broadway
Fleischman Moses, butcher, 18 Fell's Point
market, and provision store and dwelling,
155 s Bond
Fleischman Moses, butcher, 218 Canton av
Fleishman Philip, laborer, over 19 Cambridge
Flemiger John, shoemaker, 40 s Bond
Fleming Andrew, cake stand. Union Reading
Rooms, 106 s Paca
Fleming Geo. C. clerk, 519 w Fayette
Fleming Dr. J. R. apothecary, n e cor Fay-
ette and Poppleton
Fleming Samuel B. plumber, 148 n Eutaw, dw
137 w Madison
Fleming Wm. S. druggist, n e cor Baltimore
and Pearl, dw 519 w Fayette
Flemm John, shoemaker, 60 York
Flemming Amos, laborer, Liberty road near
Pennsylvania av
Flemming Catharine, cook, 40 Conway
Flemming Emanuel, tailor, 81 Chatsworth
Flemming F. A. bookkeeper, 1 e Lombard
Flemming Henry (Oliver & F.) 40 Hillen
Flemming Henry, laborer, Liberty road near
Pennsylvania av
Flemming James, shoemaker, 121 n Gay
Flemming James R. 142 Lexington
Flemming John, 59 s Frederick
Flemming Doct. J. P. 122 n Green
Flemming Patrick, tavern, 59 s Frederick
Flemming William, tavern, 38 Centre Market
space
Flemming Wm. F. 115 s Bond
Flemming Wm. H. shoemaker, 90 Ensor
Flemming Wm. tavern, 57 s Frederick
Flemmings John, 65 Albemarle
Flenning Michael, laborer, 42 Albemarle
Flentze George, shoemaker, 61 Harrison
Flentze Wm. shoemaker, 14 e Baltimore
Flerty Martin, spar maker, 328 Eastern av
Fletcher Henry C. clerk, 14}^ s Calvert
Fletcher John, rope maker, 448 Light
Fletcher John T. rope maker, 448 Light
Fletcher Jeremiah H. tailor and clothier, 140
w Pratt, dw 318 n Gay
Fletcher Mary Ann, 110 s Caroline
Fletcher Philip F. baker, 163 Penna av
Fletcher Thos. B. Fulton near Pratt
Fletcher Wm. G. gunsmith, 138 Cross
Fleury Joseph, carver, 6i}.2 s Howard
Flick Wm. N. cigar niaker,''92 Hollins
Flicker Henry, tinner, 372 Saratoga
Flicker Mrs. Minnie, tin store, 89 n Fremont
Flicker Mrs. Margaret S. 372 Saratoga
Flickerstein Lewis, soldier, 39 George
Flinn David, stonemason, 86 Richmond
Flinn Michael, engineer, 8 n Oregon
Flinn Morris, laborer, 125 Dover
Flinder Charles, 38 w Fayette
Flinspach Ferdinand W. currier, 122 Light-st
wharf, dw 77 e Fayette
Flint Frederick, shoemaker, 297 n Eden
Flint Sarah A. 136 Cathedral
Flint Wm. bookkeeper, 136 Cathedral
Flitch John, tinner, 117 e Pratt
Flock Andrew, tavern, 253 s Bond
Flodund Conrad, shoemaker, 25 St. James
Flogga Wm. laborer, 18 Walsh
Flood James, laborer, 82 Grindall
Flood Mary Ann, 628 w Baltimore
Florecke John, cedar cooper, 11 Somerset
Floress John, tailor, 11 James al
Floss Sarah, dry goods and millinery, 196 s
Broadway
Flouen James, mariner, 236 Light
Flour Inspectors Office, n w cor German and
Howard
Floyd Charles T. carpenter, 127 Garden
Floyd Clement, ship carpenter, 40 Cross
Floyd Douglas, blacksmith, 15 Pearl
Floyd Eliza Ann, huckster, 60 Pearl
Floyd Joseph, hatter, 227 Light
Floyd Robert F. harness maker, 126 Hamburg
Floyd Wm, J. coachmaker, 160 Division
Fluery Julia A. seamstress, 620. w Baltimore
Fluharty James, boots and shoes, 23 n Gay,
dw 44 Granby
Fluharty Thomas J. bookkeeper, 44 Granby
Fluharty William R. bookkeeper, 348 w Fay-
ette
Flusher Henry, Garrison lane near Frederick
road
Flusky John B. tavern, 41 w Lombard
Flynn Bartholomew, laborer, rear 195 Mont-
gomery
Flynn Catharine, 322 n Howard
Flynn Ellen, grocery, 3 Elliott, Canton
FLYNN, EMRICH & MURRILL, manufac-
turers of machinery, coach lace, 55 Holiday
Flynn Edw'd, mariner, 97 Cambridge, Canton
Flynn Mrs. Ellen, 18 Sterrett
Flynn Ehzabeth, 66 L. Monument
Flynn James, plumber, 220 Vine
Flynn James, waterman, 2 Eastern av
Flynn James, laborer, 171 Greenmount av
Flynn James, grocery, 51 Elliott
Flynn James, (F., Emrich & Murrill,) 178 e
Monument
Flynn John, laborer, 66 L. Monument
Flynn John A. tinner, 190 Conway
Flynn John, grocer, 103 French
Flynn John, engineer, Eutaw house
Flynn John, shoemaker, over 72 Centre Mar-
ket space
Flynn John J. tailor, 160 Vine
Flynn John, bookkeeper, 29 w Pratt
WM. P. 'WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Ins^iiiiice Agent and Brolter. Agent
Benefit lilfe Insurance Co., Newarls, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
•■Mntnal
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Flynn Lawrence, boiler maker, 184 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Flynn Mary, seannstress, 97 Cambridge
Flynn Matthew, laborer, 105 EUicott
Flynn Michael, wellborer, 78 s Durham
Flynn Morns, laborer, Dover near Paca
Flynn Morris, carpenter, cor Chesnut st and
Halfmoon al
Flynn Patrick, grocery, 84 Holiday
Flynn Wm. puddler, 52 Aiiceanna, Canton
Foard Addison K. 175 Garden
Foard Chas. D. conductor B. & O. R. R. 26
McHenry
Foard Joseph 0. (F. & Rogers,) 308 Madi-
son av
Foard Josiah, police, 134 n High
Foard Mrs. K. 308 Madison av
Foard & Rogers, shipping and commission
merchants, 16 Bowly's whf
Foard Wm. G. 308 Madison av
Foble & Forman, ornamental plasterers and
manuf. of plaster ornaments, cor Preston
and Morris al
Foble Henry, (F. & Forman,) 374 w Lom-
bard
Foble Henry, jr. tobacconist, 374 w Lombard
Focht Andrew, rag dealer, 255 Aiiceanna
Focht Henry, garbage carter, 316 s Howard
Focke Capt. Charles W. 318 e Baltimore
Focke Edward L. trimmings and furnishing
goods, 252 w Baltimore, dw 333 w Lombard
Foegel Francis, blacksmith, 385 s Charles
Foegel Christian, 189 s Caroline
Foehring Lewis, clothing cutter, 117 n Bond
FOERTSCH JOHN, groceries and liquors, n
w cor Elliott and Chesapeake, Canton
Fogel Lanehart, tailor, 40 Maiden la
Fogeler John, brickmaker, 410 West
Fogerty John, laborer, Fort Covington
Fogerty John, laborer, 72 Essex
Fogerty Michael, laborer, Fort Covington
Fogk Henry, weaver, 17 Jasper
Fogle Henry H. clerk, 56 Essex
Fogle Henry H. clerk. 111 Lexington
Fogle John, stevedore, 228 s Ann
Fogler John, cabinet maker, 37 Buren
Fogt Henry, milk, 316 s Howard
Fuke Caroline, laundress, 57 Gough
Poland David, carpenter, 180 s Chapel
Folensbee J. V. clerk Calverton Hotel, Cal-
verton road
Foley Ann, crockery dealer, 130 Forrest
Foley Ann, 120 s Washington, F. P.
Foley & Cook, wines and liquors, 144 Franklin
Foley Dan'l J. (D. J. F. & Bro.) 72 St. Paul
Foley Dennis, cabinetmaker, 92 Hillen
FOLEY D. J. & BRO. wholesale grocers and
commission merchants, and agents forHaz-
zard's Powder Co. 50 South
Foley Francis, clerk, s w cor Baltimore and
Bethel
Foley John, coachsmith, 33 Barnes
Foley John, clerk, S47 e Pratt
Foley Mrs. Maria, 271 e Baltimore
Foley Mrs. Martha, 347 e Pratt
Foley Matthew J. (D. J. F. & Bro.) 123
Mulberry
Foley Matthew, 43 Mulberry
Foley Michael, moulder, 6 Donnel near Clin-
ton
Foley Michael, (F. & Cook,) 144 Franklin
Foley Patrick, drayman, 216 Chesnut
Foley Peter, laborer, 196 Canton av
Foley S. J. 546 Lexington
FOLEY REV. THOMAS, 106 n Charles
Foley Wm. F. clerk, 271 e Baltimore
Folger Geo. porter, 94 Raborg
Folger Martin, laborer, 7 Choptank
Folk Conrad, tailor, 182 s Durham
Folk Jacob, carpenter, 153 s Durham
Folkes John, tailor, 14 Lancaster
Folkes Mrs. Mary, 123 Conway
Folkman Wm. shoemaker, 65 Portland
Folks Geo. F. carpenter, over 15 n Sharp, dw
122 Mullikin
Folks John, carpenter, 185 n High
Foil Henry, mariner, 212 s Wolfe
Foil Nicholas, sawyer, 78 Grindall
Follmutz Jacob, shoemaker, 21 n Dallas
Folmer John, tavern, 93 Elliott
Folminger John, shoemaker, 40 s bond
Follner Charles, tailor, 54 n Eutaw
Foln Virginia A. dress maker, 42 s Caroline
Folp Henry, brickmaker, 51 Johnson
Foltz & Ehlen, restaurant, 5 Lovelv la
Foltz Geo. W. (F. & Ehlen,) 5 Lovely la
Foltz Jacob 0. clerk, 47 Marion
Foltz John, laborer, 145 s Exeter
Foltz John, laborer, 272 s Bond
Fonbach Wm. whip maker, 5 Spring ct
Fonce George, brickmaker, 294 West
Fonder Richard, painter, cor Gay and Harri-
son, dw 115 n Caroline
FONERDEN DR. JOHN, Mtedical Superin-
tendent Maryland Hospital, dw Monument
near Broadway
Fones Richard, grain, 76 Washington, F. H.
FONTAINE JOHN L. merchant tailor, 215
w Pratt, dw Hfo s Calvert
Fontz Jacob, butcher, 354 Ostend
Fontz Jacob, mariner, 646 Light
Foos Charles, fireman, 739 w Baltimore
Foos Delia, nurse, 214 n Eden
Foos Edward A. bricklayer, 143 s Bond
Foos James, carpenter, 327 Ross
Foos John C. tinner, 135 Peirce
Foos John, bricklayer, 48 n Exeter
Foos John, tailor, 135 Peirce
Foos Thos. P. bricklayer, 327 e Monument
Foos Wm. gunsmith, 12 Callender al
Foos Wm. painter, 370 e Monument
Foos Wm. A. bricklayer, 102 s Castle al
Foose Henry, bricklayer, 41 Mullikin
Foot Elizabeth, dress maker, 41 Stirling
Foot John P. pilot, 187 Orleans
Foote Philip, pedler, 75 Mullikin
Foran James, butcher, 44 Belair and 78 Cen-
tre markets, provision store 181 and 183
Chesnut
Forbes Henry, clerk Commissary depart. 130
w Fayette
Forbes James II., Quartermaster's clerk, 130
w Fayette
Forbes JTames S. carpenter, s w cor Eutaw
and Hoffman, dw 328 n Eutaw
Forbes Rev. Mathias L. agent, 20 s Strieker
Forbes Matilda, actress, 40 e Baltimore
Forbes Wm. mariner, 356 e Fayette
Ford Adam, teamster, 23 n Schroeder
Ford Mrs. Anne E. 45 Pearl
Ford Mrs Amelia H. 278 e Lombard
Ford Andrew, laborer. Central av near Chase
Ford Augustus, collector, 554 w Baltimore
Ford Caroline, 186 w Hoffman
Ford Columbus W. commission merchant, 32
. Light, dw Grundy near McMechin
J. HE.VUY OIESJB, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
RoHeudale Cement and Calcined Piaster constauUy on hand, !81 Spear's "Wliaif.
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Ford Charles T. watchman, 286 Hanover
Ford Prof. Daniel, at Loyola College
Ford Edward C. sergeant police, 223 Orleans
Ford Edwin, laborer, 58 William
Ford Elizabeth, 470 Lexington
Ford George, soldier, 481 Belairav
Ford Geo. iVI. messenger custom house, cor
Gilmor and Windsor Mill road
FORD JOHN T. proprie'rHolliday-st Thea-
tre, dw cor Gilmor and Liberty road
Ford John, tailor, 16 Fish Market space
Ford John, laborer, 31 King
Ford John D. book store, 291 n Gay
Ford John, porter, 400 Harford av
Ford John, cigar maker, 356 e Eager
Ford John, 280 e Monument
Ford John R. cigar maker, 356 e Eager
Ford John S. mariner, 99 Gough
Ford Joseph Y. 289 Hollins
Ford Josiah, police, 164 n Gay
Ford Martin, mariner, 212 s (Chapel
Ford Patrick, laborer, 50 O'Donnell
Ford Samuel, laborer, 240 Hollins
Ford Thomas, laborer, 5 Rose
Ford Thos. C. clerk, 291 n Gay
Ford Thos. C. clerk Ericsson steamboat line,
3 Light-st wharf
Ford Thomas, blacksmith, Mt. Royal hill
near the reservoir
Ford Thomas, mariner, 293 s Durham
Ford Thos. J. wheelwright. Brown's hotel,
119 n High
Ford Wm. "R. blacksmith, 87 Hampstead
Ford Wm. H. shoemaker, 194 George
Ford Wm. H. merchant tailor, 31 n Howard,
dw 427 w Fayette
Fordenbacher Charles, box maker, 21 s Lib-
erty
Foreman Caroline, washerwoman, 100 Ham-
burg
Foreman Geo. W. machinist, 362 e Fayette
Foreman Henry C. shoemaker, 97 n Spring
Foreman J. Wesley, bricklayer, 167 n Caro-
line
Foreman Joseph F. at stables City Passenger
R. R., 141 Gough
Foreman Philip J. carpenter, 109 Mullikin
Forhan Rev. Patrick, prefect of schools, at
Loyola College
Fork John, shoemaker, 160 Dover
Forman A. D. & Co. wood and coal, 513 w
Baltimore
Forman A. D. (A. D. F. & Co.) 475 w Fay-
ette
Forman Henry C. (A. D. F. &Co.) Fayette
near Carlton
Forman Evan M. plasterer, 9 Holland
Forman Henry C. (A, D. & H. C. F.) 541
w Fayette
Forman John, carpenter, 140 George
Forman Joseph, shoemaker, 312 e Fayette
Forman Joseph R. gatekeeper Greenmount
Cemetery
Forman Joseph H. clerk, 475 w Fayette
Forman Joshua, carpenter, Philadelphia road,
near city limits
Forman Leander, plasterer, 49 n Greene
Forman Valentine, (Foble and F.) 413 Walsh
Forney Geo. M. bookkeeper, 626 w Lombard
FORNEY HENRY S. house furn'ing goods,
13 n Howard, dw 165 Madison av
Forney Isaac C. carriage trimmer, 169 n Fre-
mont
Forney Jacob, watchmaker, 455 w Fayette
Forney Jackson, stone cutter, 186 e Madison
Forney Jemima, 70 n Exeter
Forney John H. laborer, 42 Ross
Forney Wm. C. clerk, 4 n Strieker
Forniker Mark, laborer, 26 Barnes
Fornoff Geo. tailor, 24 Hampstead
Fornoff P. laborer, 6 Essex
Fornshil Charles, tinner, 115 s Castle al
Forrest Alexander, laborer, 50 Raborg
Forrest Dulany A. seaman U. S. N. 277 w
Lombard
Forrest Francis, blacksmith, 664 w Pratt
Forrest Henry, carpenter, 307 e Madison
Forrest James H. machinist, 3 Henrietta
Forrest Joshua, porter, 108 w Baltimore
Forrest John H. police, 40 Constitution
Forrest Mrs. Julia, 100 s Castle al
Forrest Leonard, blacksmith, 7 Henrietta
Forrest Mrs. Mary, 50 Raborg
Forrest Mary L. boarding, 98 e Baltimore
Forrest Mrs. Mary T. 277 w Lombard
Forrest Mathias, engineer, 100 s Castle al
Forrest Samuel, grocer, 52 Orleans
Forrest Thomas J. paper hanger and uphol-
sterer, 48 s Broadway
Forrestell Mrs. Bridget, nurse, 120 Scott
Forrester Alexander, tavern, s w cor McEi-
derry and Spring
Forrester Allen E. justice of peace, 28 St.
Paul, dw 192 Ross
Forrester Benj. F. jr. clerk, 89 Chatsworth
Forrester Benj. F. carpenter, 338 n Eutaw
Forrester Charles T. carpenter, 338 n Eutaw
Forrester George, carpenter, 189 Montgomery
Forrester Geo. jr. ferryman, 189 Montgomery
Forrester James, bricklayer, 47 Milliman
Forrester James, blacksmith, 26 Albert al
Forrester James, laborer, 147 Dolphin
Forrester John G. carpenter, 220 e Monument
Forrester John, engineer, 457 w Lombard
FORRESTER JOHN F. & CO. country pro-
duce, 135 Franklin, dw J. F. F. 129 Ross
Forrester Julia A. grocery, 149i.< w Hoffman
Forrester Patrick, laborer, 190 West
Forrester Robert, porter, 79 Franklin
Forrester Wm. tinner, 368 s Eutaw
Forrester Wm. H. marble cutter, 120 e Mon-
ument
Forrester Wm. H. carpenter, 149}^ w Hoff-
man
Forster Michael, shoemaker, 90 s Regester
Forsterlind Francis, saddler, 25 e Baltimore
Forstmann Charles, butcher, 366 Penna. av
Forsyth Alexander, bricklayer, 5 Brune
Forsyth Alexander W. laborer, 39 Tyson
Forsyth Alexander, gardener, 78 Division
Forsyth Alex. D. caulker, 215 Montgomery
Forsyth Alex. M. plumber, 35 Holland
Forsyth Mrs. Charlotte E. 137 e Lombard
Forsyth David, carpenter, 138 Preston
Forsyth David J. police, 114 Preston
Forsyth Emanuel, tobacconist, 168 Penna. av
Forsyth Franklin, baggage mast. B. & 0. B..
R. 216 Mulberry
Forsyth Francis, clerk, 42 n Pine
Forsyth Gerard, tobacconist, 5 Brune
Forsyth James, drayman, 60 n Dallas
Forsyth James J. cooper, 126 Hamburg
Forsyth Jarrett M. tobacconist, 103 n Paca,
dw 3 Brune
Forsyth John A. wood, 215 Montgomery
Forsyth Julia Ann, 5 Brune
GEO. S. PAGB «Ss BRO., Mainiihcturers of Roofs nnd Roofing Blaterlals, 111 Smltb':
Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Forsyth L. Edw. painter, 52 n Fremont
Forsyth Marthan, 39 Tyson
Forsyth Robt. T. boiler maker, 8 Williamson
Forsyth Robert, gas fitter, 35 Holland
Forsyth Thomas G. bricklayer, 41 Hoffman
Forsyth Wm. H. wood, 220 Montgomery
Forsyth William, horses, 82 Pierce
Fort Leander A. carpenter, 123 w Biddle
FORT McHENRY foot of Fort av
Fort Peter, laborer, 177 s Eden
Fortier Peter M. 39 n Gilmour
Fortling Leonard, bricklayer, 343 Saratoga
Fortling Mrs. Sarah, 271 Saratoga
Forinian Adam, carpenter, 224 Dover
Fortman Bernard, laborer, 106 West
Fortman Mainard, cab. maker, 38 Leadenhall
Fortmann Henry, waterman, 64 Light
FORTNER NATHAN, engineer, Boston nr
Bennett
Fortner Thos. house carp. 354 Eastern av
Fortney Rebecca, 231 William
Fortune Mary M. boarding, 9 Barnet
Fortune Thomas, lime burner, 79 n High
Forwood William L. 231 n Eden
Fosbenner Ann, 171 Hanover
Foslenner Alexander, carpenter, J 71 Hanover
Fosbenner Wm. G. bricklayer, 59ia Lee
Fosler George, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe
Fosler Jabe, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe
Fosler Uriah, carpenter, 9 n Wolfe
Fosner Catherine, seamstress, 4 Harmony la
Fosner Henry, butcher, 4 Harmony la
Foss Charles M. tin and sheet iron ware, 10
n Eutaw, dw 243 Franklin
Foss Jacob, laborer, 180 William
Foss John N. butcher, 19 Fell's Point itiarket,
dwbtw Lancaster andHudson,nr Robinson
Foss Wm. M. cabinet furniture, 30 n How-
ard, dw 28
Fossett John, collector, 67 s Caroline
Fostburg H. 44 Thames
Foster Catherine, McHenry near Fulton
Foster David B. plumber, 115 w Biddle
Foster David C. printer, 10 n Caroline
Foster Donaldson K. 180 Preston
Foster Dorothea A. 26 Henrietta
Foster Emily A. 189 e Pratt
Foster Francis S. ship joiner, 174 Bank
Foster Franklin W. engineer, 160 Hughes
Foster Henry H. engineer, 174 Preston
Foster Jacob, shoemaker, 50 Hampstead
Foster Capt. James W. 23 Henrietta
Foster John T. 218 w Pratt
Foster John, shoemaker, 44 Thames
Foster John, soldier, 148 Raborg
Foster John, jr. soldier, 148 Raborg
Foster J. Nelson, dep. provost marshal, 3d
district, office 26 Holiday, dw 115 Aisquith
Foster Joseph C. artist, 536 Lexington
Foster Mrs. Mary, 97 s Poppleton
Foster Mary E. tailoress, 41 L. Constitution
Foster Misses Mary F. and Susan W., insti-
tute for young ladies, 56 n Greene
Foster Margaret, 125 n Front
Foster Samuel, carter, 239 s Paca
Foster Thomas Y. horses, 168 German
Foster Wm. J. grocer, 36 Gough
Foster Wm. T. in Mayor's office, 242 n Eden
Foster Wm. T. commission agent, 70 Ex-
change place, dw 232 n Eutaw
Foster Wm. stage carpenter, 84 Harford av
Foster Wm. shoemaker, 79 Chesnut al
Foster Wm. J. iron finisher, 103 s Poppleton
Foster Wm. S. bricklayer, 128 Pine
Foudriat Pierre, scourer and fluter, 64 Lex-
ington
Foulds James H. boatbuilder, 53 s Eden
Foulk Elizabeth, 140 e Madison
Foulk Rev. John S. 130 Mulberry
Foulk Wolfgang, tailor, 157 s Fremont
Foulks Robert, machinist, 223 Conway
Foulner Michael, laborer, 265 Aliceanna
Fountain Edward C. mariner, 81 Gough
Fountain George W. sailmaker, 262 Mulberry
FOUNTAIN HOTEL, Wm. H. Clabaugh,
propr. Light near Baltimore
Fountain James A. J. 171 n Howard
Fountain Mrs. Mary A. 25 Scott
Fountain Marcy, jr. clerk, 15 Columbia
Fountain Robt. conductor, 476 w Lombard
Fountainbath George, butcher, Chester near
Fayette
Fourth Presbyterian Church, s w cor Fayette
and Carey
Fouse Henry D. tinner, 211 n Bond
Foust John, shoes, 16 a Charles, dw 17 Bar-
net
Fowble Abraham, (F. & Miller,) 259 w Fay-
ette
Fowble & Miller, carpenters, 18 Vine
Fowble Wm. carpenter, 219 Fayette
Fowble Wm. carpenter, 132 Pearl
Fowl Nicholas, sawyer, 78 Grindall
Fowler Mrs. Catherine, s e cor Baltimore and
Lloyd
Fowler Captain, 141 n Eden
Fowler Christian, laborer, 182 s Chapel
Fowler D. (Ryan & F.; Maltby house
Fowler & Dimond, lamps and oil, 610 w Bal-
timore
Fowler David, attorney, 31 Lexington, dw
Balto. CO
Fowler David Q. clerk Adams' exp. dw 665
Lexington
Fowler Edward H. clerk, 153 Hughes
Fowler Evan M. officer at Penitentiary, dw
147 e Monument
Fowler Edwin C. city collector's office, 180
Harford
FOWLER FRANCIS, wire worker, cor Fay-
ette and Liberty, dw Calhoun near Lom-
bard
Fowler George, huckster, 233 Canton av
Fowler Henry H. shoemaker, 140 Harford av
Fowler Isaac, huckster, 350 n Gay
Fowler James H. painter, 530 Saratoga
Fowler Jeremiah, 112 Orleans
Fowler Jeremiah J. P. carpenter, 112 Orleans
Fowler Jeremiah, supervisor B. & 0. R. R.
590 w Pratt
Fowler John, huckster, 81 n Broadway
Fowler John R. clerk, 134 s Paca
Fowler John (Neimyer & F.) Gilmor near
Lexington
Fowler John P. bookkeeper, 180 w Baltimore
Fowler John H. (F., Zeigler & Co.) Balti-
more CO
Fowler J. Thomas, laborer, 721 w Pratt
Fowler Julia Ann, tailoress, 158 n Exeter
Fowler M. J. (Ryan & F.) Maltby house
Fowler Mrs. Margaret, 109 Ross
Fowler Matilda, nurse, 222 e Lombard
Fowler Olivia M. C. (F. & Dimond) 610 w
Baltimore
Fowler Philip W., McCulloh near Madison la
Fowler Robt. (F., Zeigler & Co.) Balto. co
AVM. P. 1VEBB, Alarine, Fire and liife Insui-nnce Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insiirance Co., NewnrU, N. J.," 89 Second Street-
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Fowler Rezin, carpenter, 563 w Lombard
Fowler Samuel L. (F. & Dimond) 610 w
Baltimore
Fowler Samuel, huckster, 396 n Gay
Fowler Samuel, carter, 211 n Eden
Fowler Mrs. Sarah, 175 Lee
Fowler Susan, tailoress, 158 n Exeter
FOWLER THOMAS, grocer and hardware
dealer, 175 and 177 e Baltimore
Fowler Wm. wagon master, 485 w Pratt
Fowler Wm. H. carpenter, 48 Holland
Fowler Capt. Wm. H. 12 Gough
Fowler Capt. Wm. C. mariner, Broadway nr
Jefferson
Fowler Wm. W. hatter, 22 s Eutaw
Fowler, Zeigler & Co., flour and general com.
merchs. 91 and 93 s Charles
Fowner James, butcher, 89 Lexington mkt.,
dw Butchers' row, Penna. av. extended
Fox Andrew, porter, Columbia near Fremont
Fox Charles, tobacconist, 302 w Baltimore
Fox Mrs. Eulice C. 308 w Lombard
Fox Mrs. Frances, 3 Pine
Fox George, soldier, 76 Booth
Fox Henry, car driver, Frederick av
Fox Hiram E. tobacconist, 187 w Baltimore,
dw 529 w Fayette
Fox Jacob, milkman, 228 s Paca
Fox James, grocery, 31 Douglas
Fox Jesse, miller. Homestead, Baltimore co
Fox John A. porter, 73 Eislein
Fox John D. huckster, rear of Ramsey
Fox John, sawyer, 21 Preston
Fox John, shoemaker, 226 s Eutaw
Fox John, laborer, 253 s Durham
Fox John, laborer, 10 Comet
Fox Lewis C. soldier, 76 Booth
Fox Michael, laborer, 4 Swann
Fox Meyer, butcher, 211 s Wolfe
Fox Moses, butcher, 134 e Hampstead
Fox Nicholas, furn. wagoner, 139 Franklin
Fox Patrick, laborer, 13 Tyson al
Fox Samuel, butcher, 266 s Bond
Fox Stephen P. ladies' shoemaker, 510 w
Baltimore, dw 479
Fox Theodore B. teacher, 28 Hanover
Fox Thomas, shoemaker, 207 Lee
Fox Thomas, carter, 45 Park
Fox Wm. gardener, 76 Booth
Fox Wm. T. cutter, 126 w Baltimore
Foxcroft Nicholas, grocery, 46 Chesnut
Foxwell Charles L. bookkeeper Bank of Bal-
timore, 169 n Calvert
Foxwell Capt. George W. 48 Warner
Foxwell Henrietta, tailoress, 70 s Caroline
Foxwell John, ship carpenter, 181 Bank
Foxwell Joseph, ship carp. 12 Binney, Can-
ton
Foxwell Margaret, tailoress, 222 e Lombard
Foy Frederick, teacher, 904 w Baltimore
FOY JAMES, gunsmith and hardware mer-
chant, 64 s Calvert, dw 61 Hill
Foy James H jr clerk, 76 Hill
Foy John H. shoemaker, 116 MuUikin
Foy Mary, 14 Gough
Foy Mary, 57 s Chapel
Fraas Fredk. shoemaker, Clinton n of Elliott
Fraatz Louisa, grocery, 255 e Eager
Fraebisch Philip, pedler, 302 e Monument
Fraebisch Mrs. Rachel, seed, hand furniture,
302 e Monument
Fraelieh John, laborer, 654 Light
Frailey Elzina M. 215 n Howard
Frailey Francis, railroad contractor, 103 s
Washington, F. P.
Frailey Leonard, 173 w Fayette
Fraley John, huckster, 87 s Regester
Fralich Betier, tailor, rear of 300 Aliceanna.
Framan Simon, clothier, 346 w Pratt
Frame David, millwright, 171 Barre
Frames Edw. carpenter, 284 Greenmount av
Frames Geo. A. (J. P. F. & Bro.) n w cor
Gay and Aisquith
Frames Geo. A. (J. P. F.& Bro.) 282 Green-
mount av
FRAMES J. P. & BRO. apothecaries and
druggists, 328 n Gay
Frames James P. (James P. F. & Bro.) 270
Greenmount av
Frames John M. 270 Greenmount av
France Andreas, tailor, 206 Stirling
France John, mariner, 261 s Ann
France John, 4 Parkin
France John G. tailor, 11 L. Paca
France Thos. agent Mount Olivet Cemetery
Company, 382 w Fayette
France Thos. A. chair maker, 209 Ross
Francis Christopher, 67 Holland
Francis Ferdinand, baker, 281 Eastern av
Francis James, 168 Ensor,
Francis Jesse M. carpenter, 67 Holland
Francis John, paper carrier, 108 s Eden
Francis John, jr. carpenter, 109 s Bond
Francis Mary J. 253 s Broadway
Francis Robt. brickmaker, 41 Aisquith
Francis Robt. butcher, 461 e Baltimore
Francis Thomas, jr. baker, 120 s Ann
Francis Thomas H. clerk, cor Aisquith and
Mullikin
Francis Thos. W. baker, Philadelphia road
near city limits
Francis Wm. J. commissary U. S. A. n w
cor Washington and Baltimore
Franciscowisch Ludwig, 94 s Sharp
Franciscus Peter, tavern, 51 s Frederick
Franck Benjamin, 208 n Eutaw
Franck Charles, goldsmith, 41 Harrison
Franck Geo. C. (Geo. C. F. & Son) 97 w
Biddle
Franck Geo. C. jr. 97 w Biddle
Franck Geo. C. & Son, tobaccdnists, 97 w
Biddle
Franck Henry, grocer, 56 Clay
Franck M. V. B. (Geo. C. F. & Son) 97 w
Biddle
Franck Wm. 97 w Biddle
Franey Maris, 78 n Caroline
Frank Aaron, (L. & A. F. & Co.) 94 e Bal-
timore
Frank Alexander, clerk, 96 e Baltimore
Frank Capt. And. U. S. N., 304 e Baltimore
Frank Ashur, 101 e Lombard
Frank Charles, ice wagoner, 32 President
Frank Charles, porter, 88 s Bethel
Frank Christian L. grocery, 33, and lager
beer, 31 Cross
Frank Christian, piano maker, 431 Lexington
Frank Christian, shoemaker, 250 s Eutaw
Frank Chris. L. restaurant, 45 Brown
Frank David, dry goods, 195 n Gay
Frank Ernest, lager beer, n e cor Townsend
and Gilmor
Frank Ernestine, 154 East
Frank Frederick, sutler, 251 Rollins al
Frank George, potter, 105 Eastern av
Frank George, 241 w Fayette
J. HHlVIiY GIESE, CommlBsion Mercliant, for the sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseiidale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantljr on hand, ^1 Spear's Wliarf.
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Frank Geo. M. junk dealer, 51 Thames
Frank Gotleib, cigar maker, 420 Hanover
Frank Henry, boots and shoes, 193 n Gay
Frank Henry, pedler, 159 n Eden
Frank Henry, baker, 259 e Lombard
Frank Henry C. box maker, 30 s Regester
Frank Henry, drayman, 20 Harmony la
Frank Henry, 82 Cambridge
Frank Henry, tailor, 55 Fawn
Frank Jacob, fancy goods and grocery, 178
Eastern av
Frank Jacob, second-hand dealer, 59 s Bond
Frank Jacob, baker, 248 Hanover
Frank John, merchant. Hand tavern
Frank John, cabinetmaker, 120 s Central av
Frank John, laborer, 205 s Washington, F.P.
Frank John, laborer, 16 Fountain
Frank John P. cooper, 26 n Dallas
Frank John, shoemaker, 88 n Schroeder
Frank John A. second-hand clothier, 35 Bid-
die al
Frank John A. engineer U. S. N. 304 e Bal-
timore
Frank John, cigar maker, 240 Henrietta
Frank John G, piano maker, 28 Hamburg
Frank John H. barber, 90 Eastern av
Frank John G. baker, 163 William
Frank John, dry goods, 352 Light
Frank John, laborer, 147 Johnson
Frank Capt. John T. 45 s Ann
Frank Joseph, shoemaker, 124 s Durham
Frank Joseph, laborer, 271 L. Hughes
Frank Kaufman, clothier, 243 s Broadway
Frank Luther R., U. S. N. 304 e Baltimore
Frank Leon, (L. & A. F. & Co.)124 e Balti-
more
Frank L. & A. & Co. dealers in ready-made
clothing, 287 w Baltimore
Frank Leopold, laborer, 21 St. James
Frank Lewis, grocer, 67 n Eden
Frank Mary, 738 w Baltimore
Frank Michael, porter, 149 L. Greene
Frank Capt. Milton B. 32 s Ann
Frank Moses, junk, 145 s Bond
Frank Nathan, brass and iron, 105 Orleans
Frank N. tailor, 110 w Pratt, dw 123 e Lom-
bard
Frank Oscar T. 45 s Ann
Frank Philip, laborer, 212 Vine
Frank Samuel, butcher, 42 Fell's Point mar-
ket, dw Aliceannanear Broadway
Frank Samuel, bookkeeper, 94 e Baltimore
Frank Sarah, 57 n Eden
Frank Simon, (S. F. & Co.) 96 p Baltimore
Frank Simon, butcher, 202 Aliceanna
Frank Simon & Co. importers and jobbers of
dry goods, s e cor German and Hanover
Frank Solomon, boots and shoes, 157 Lexing-
ton, dw 193 n Gay
Frank Wm. baker, 185 Bank
Frank Wm. baker, 160 s Broadway
Frank Wm. W. clerk, 32 Albemarle
Frank Wilhelm, grocer, 106 Gough
Franke Carl, jeweler, 45 Harrison
Franke Frederick Wm. groceries and liquors,
186 e Lombard
Franke John C. cab. maker, 120 n Central av
Frankel & Brother, merchant tailors, n e cor
Centre Market Space and Pratt
Frankel L. (F. & Bro.) 70 e Lombard
Frankel Philip, (F. & Bro.) 70 e Lombard
Frankenstein Samuel, butcher, 47 Fell's Point
market, dw 933 w Pratt
Franklin B. bookkeeper, 71 n Eden
FRANKLIN BANK, 15 South
Franklin Buildings, east side North, near Bal-
timore
Franklin Mrs. Catherine, Henry near Hughes
Franklin David G. paper box maker, 21 Har-
rison
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA, 1 North»
H. P. C. Wilson, agent
Franklin Geo. paper box maker, 21 Harrison
Franklin Hall, Eastern av near Bond
Franklin Henry, pedler, 146 e Fayette
Franklin Henry, jeweler, 537 w Lombard
Franklin House, n w cor Howard and Frank-
lin
Franklin Isaac, clothier, 95 and 99 Conway
Franklin Inn, 50 Hillen
Franklin John, carpenter, 24 s Paca
Franklin Joshua, millwright, 257 Mulberry
Franklin Joshua D. cigar maker, 275 w Pratt
Franklin Lewis A. shipping and comnii-ssion
merchant, over 59 s Gay
Franklin Margaret, milliner, 73 Lexington
Franklin Rebecca, 215 s Ann
Franklin Samuel D. bricklayer, 273 e Lombard
Franklin Street Meth. E. Church, cor Franklin
and Poppleton
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church, corner
Franklin and Cathedral
Franklin Square Baptist Church, Calhoun, bet
Lexington and Saratoga
Franklin Wm. gilder, 24 s Paca
Frantz Charles, tailor, 35 Hampstead
Frantz John, tailor, 70 Somerset
Frantz Lewis, laborer, 188 William
Frantz Peter, second hand dealer, 206 s Bond
Frantz Michael, cooper, 168 s Ann
Franz Charles, shoemaker, 267 Aisquith
Franz Ferdinand, baker, 35 s Regester
Franz Henry, apothecary, 199 Frederick av
Franz John, ironworker, 332 e Lombard
Franz J. tavern, 36 Fell
Eraser David, engineer U. S. N. 211 Barre
Fraser F. S. manner, 254 s Ann
Eraser Fredk. laborer, rear of 300 Aliceani a
Fraske Charles, colporter Tract Society, 149
Dover
Frater Richard, clerk Adams Express, 117 n
Eutaw
Fraund John, locksmith, 40 Pearl
Fraunt John, charcoal burner, 6 Trinity
Frautman Adolph, findings, 467 Baltimore
Fraty Andrew', mariner, 2 Pleasant al
Fray Samuel, brakesman, 366 Canton av
Fray Wm. machinist, 177 Canton av
Frayley John, 119 Chesapeake
Frazer Anthony, clerk, 72 Columbia
Frazer David R. student, 72 Columbia
Frazer Geo. P. 190 Preston
Frazer Walter, 58 Fawn
Frazer Wm. R. clerk, 72 Columbia
Frazier Mrs. Ann, confectionery, 22 Green-
mount av
Frazier Mrs. Catherine A. 119 s Bond
Frazier Charles H. police, 70 Bank
Frazier Chas. W. car driver, 330 Eastern av
Frazier Edward H. nut and washer manufac-
turer, 134 Thames, dw 332 e Baltimore
Frazier Edward E. 25 s Caroline
Frazier Elihu, police, 128 s Carey
Frazier Fanny, teacher, 114 Hanover
Frazier George, ship carp. 409 e Fayette
GKO. S. page: & BRO., ManufRcturcrs of Roof>i nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smltln's
WTiarf. C. HART SSHTH, Agent.
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Frazier Capt. James, president of Fell's Point
Savings Bank, 346 e Baltimore
Frazier Jas. F. carpenter, 3 Raborg
Frazier John, engineer U. S. N., 47 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Frazier John A. teamster, 702 w Pratt
Frazier John, baker, 301 Franklin
Frazier Capt. John L. mariner, 89 n Eden
FRAZIER JOHN M. attorney, 74 Courtland
Frazier Jos. B. turner, n w corner Bond and
Aliceanna, dw 108 n Bond
Frazier Julia Ann, tailoress, 27 Brune
Frazier Mary, 31)^ s Bethel
Frazier Rebecca, teacher, 114 Hanover
Frazier Wra. H. salesman, 92 e Madison
Frazier Wm. A. blacksmith, 63 York
Frazier Wm. hatter, 92 e Madison
Freaner John E. salesman, 6 n Charles
Freatz Joseph, barber, 28 s Bond
Freburger Edward, bricklayer, 7 Sterrett
Freburger James M. bricklayer, 7 Sterrett
Freeh John N. 202 Mulberry
Freck Adam, tailor, cor Hampstead and Bond
Freck Frederick, baker, 167 e Fayette
Frecker Henry, tailor, 322 Canton av
Freckman Joseph, Eutaw hall, 68 s Eutaw
Frede Anton, shoemaker, 58 Mulberry
Fredel George, barber, 187 s Sharp
Fredel Margaret, lamps, &c., 187 s Sharp
Fredenburg Mary, seamstress, 510 Penna av
Frederick Alexander, shoemaker, Jefferson nr
Broadway
Frederick Alphonse J. clerk, 60 Mulberry
Frederick Charles, mariner, 267 s Wolfe
Frederick Charles, tinner, 26 Preston
Frederick Christian, tailor, 13 n Gay, dw 26
Frederick Christopher, tailor, 145 n Central av
Frederick Mrs. Elizabeth, 435 Lexington
Frederick Ernest, barber, 116 s Ann
Frederick Frederick, shoemr. 178 s Central av
Frederick Frederick, tailor, 13 Holiday
Frederick George, hostler, 34 Union
Frederick Geo. N. butcher, 84 Centre and 40
Belair markets, dw Baltimore Co,
Frederick George, architect, 60 Mulberry
Frederick Henry, clerk, 69 Walsh
Frederick Henry, baker, 259 e Lombard
Frederick Henry, baker, 8 s Ann
Frederick Jacob, ice dealer, 206 Madison av.,
dw Baltimore Co.
Frederick John, blacksmith, cor Canton av
and Choptank, dw Canton av nr Choptank
Frederick John, 381 w Pratt
Frederick John, butcher, 51 Belair market, dw
Harford av near city limits
Frederick John M. clerk, 60 Mulberry
Frederick John L. cedar cooper, 181 n Paca
Frederick John, laborer, 200 Montgomery
Frederick Lawrence, cedar cooper, 110 Frank-
lin, dw 181 n Paca
Frederick Lainhart, (F. & Reisenwaber,) 280
n Gay
Frederick Lloyd, carpenter, 195 Fremont
Frederick Mrs. Mary, 381 w Pratt
Frederick Michael, locksmith, 65 Park
Frederick & Reisenwaber, woodenware deal-
ers, 280 n Gay
Frederick Michael, cabinet maker, 206 s Ann
Frederick Peter, cabinet maker, 14 Harford av
Frederick Richard PI. carpenter, 301 Franklin
Frederick Mrs. Sarah, 106 Chew
Frederick Thos. machinist, 96 s Carey
Frederick Wm. clerk, 100 Barre
Frederick Wm.. shoemaker, Jefferson near
Broadway
Frederick Wm. C. cooper, 33 Mosher
Fredericks C. H. carpet weaver, 68 Orleans
Fredericks Harman, soldier, 97 Stirling
Free John, cooper, cor Eutaw and Montgom-
ery, dw 241 Conway
Free Mrs. Mary, 241 Conway
Free Milton A. G. plumber, 641 Conway
Free Wm. shoemaker, 195 Preston
Freeberger Julia, grocery, 50 Low
Freeburger Alex, caulker, Johnson near West
Freeburger Andrew J. machinist, 294 s Sharp
Freeburger Andrew, fish dealer, 62 Ramsay
Freeburger Benj. machinist, 533 w Lombard
Freeburger Eliza, 168 G. Hughes
Freeburger Jacob H. huckster, 203 Conway
Freeburger James H. bricklayer, 477 Saratoga
Freeburger Joseph, horse dealer, 32 s Paca
Freeburger Lewis, second-hand clothier, 31
Union
Freeburger Peter, bricklayer, 59 Clifton al
Freeburger Sarah, 62 s Charles
Freeburger Wm. R. millwright, 168G. Hughes
Freeburger Wm. carpenter, 113 Plum
Freeburger Wm. J. tinner, 19 Union
Freeburger Wolf, tavern, 32 s Paca
Freeland Albert, clerk, 2 McCulloh
Freeland Mr.i. Ann, 251 w Hoffman
Freeland Edward H. bookkeeper, 61 St. Paul
FREELAND, HALL & CO. grocers and
commission merchants, 143 w Pratt
Freeland John, 284 Hollins
Freeland Robert, (Thos. I. Hall & Co.) n w"
cor St. Paul and Pleasant
Freeland Thomas H. (F., Hall & Co.) 2
McCulloh
Freeman Mrs. Ann, 460 w Baltimore
Freeman Benj. 57 Aliceanna
Freeman Caroline, seamstress, 111 s Bond
Freeman Charlotte E. 93 s Broadway
Freeman Christian, second-hand furniture,
507 w Baltimore
Freeman Edward D. bookkeeper, 628 w Fay-
ette
Freeman Ira, 140 Division
Freeman James, laborer, 7 Watson ct
Freeman James, carpenter, 507 w Baltimore
Freeman John, clerk, 260 Saratoga
Freeman John T. shoemaker, 174 McHenry
Freeman John, clerk, 279 w Pratt
Freeman Levin, carpenter, 185 n High
Freeman Mrs. Mary Ann, 450 w Baltimore
Freeman Moses, 169 Eastern av
Freeman Samuel B. tobacconist, 188 Madi-
son av
Freeman Dr. Sylvanus, 325 e Pratt
Freeman Wm. T. block and pump maker,
cor Caroline and Thames, dw 70 s Eden
Freer Anton, cooper, 45 James al
Freese Julia, 8 Barnes
Freeze Michael, laborer, 16Armistead la
Fregman Conrad, piano maker, 105 Franklin
Frei Albert, 112 e Fayette
Frei Joseph, puddler, 9 Port
Freick Charles, 264 Eastern av
Freidel George, laborer, 86 s Wolfe
Freidenheim Benj. pedler, 78 n Eden
Freidenreich Abraham, (Springer & F.) 68 n
Eutaw
Freidenreich Abraham, 135 Saratoga
Freidenreich Aaron, sr. 22 Albermarle
Freidenreich Faust, 139 Saratoga
Wm. p. ^;VEIJ3, r.iai-ine, l-^.i-e nnd Life Insnrnnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lille Insurance Co.,.NeTvar]£, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
FEB
140
FRI
Freidenreich Leon, shirts and collars, over
332 w Baltimore, dw 22 Albermarle
Fredewald George, carter, cor Potomac and
O'Donnell
Freidline Robert, upholsterer, 63 Ensor
Freidman Abraham, shoes, 60 Centre Market
space, dw 5 w Lombard
Freiss J. A. 94 Thames
Preise Mrs. Etha, 153 Burgundy al
Freidenstein Fred'k, machinist, 4 Plowman
Freisheim Chas. watchmaker, 153 w Madison
Freitag John L. cigar maker, 656 Light
Freitag Louis, cigar store, 656 Light
Freiteh Joseph, barber, 28 s Bond
French Andrew J. police, 108 n Eden
French Charles, tailor, 63 n Exeter
French Charles D. carpenter, 636 w Baltimore
French Charles, coal oil, 90 s Bond
French Conrad, ferryman, 94 Albermarle
French Cornelius, huckster, 166 L. Green
French Dominic, painter, 70 Chew
French Capt. Darius, 18 Jackson
French Capt. E. W., U. S. A. 31 s Eden
French E. E. umbrella factory, 6 e Baltimore
French Capt. E. W. assistant provost Mar-
shal, Howard House
French George, 593 Pennsylvania av
French Geo. W. plasterer, 317 e Monument
French Jasper, laborer, 13 s Register
French John, laborer, 169 s Chapel
French Joseph J. brass finisher, 241 n Eden
French Martin Van B. butcher, 62 Belair
market, dw 41 Valley
French Richard, boot fitter, 12 Anthony's ct
French Wm. engineer, 91 Mount
French Wm. clerk, Chase near Bond
Frenie Charles, bakery, 450 Saratoga
Frenie George, brewer, 146 Pennsylvania av
Freise Dr. Bernard, 220 Aliceanna
Frese John F. to bacconist, 53 Aisquith
Frese J. Henry ,shoemaker, 32 e Fayette
Fresh Julia Ann, Brown al near Low
Frenzky Paul, piano maker, 130 Henrietta
FreshourWm. H. clerk, 438 w Fayette
Fresius Adolph. clerk, 105 Hanover
Fresmon Joseph, grocer, 129 Hill
Fretwell Geo. M. milk dealer, 417 w Pratt
Fretz John, milkman, Chester n of Madison
Freund Henry J. shoemaker, ^ n Schroeder
Freund John, painter, 40 Albemarle
Freund Mary, 40 Albermarle
Freundel John, 223 s Charles
Frew James, police, 183 n Exeter
Frew John, hostler, 184 Dover
Frey Charles, teacher, 20 n Liberty
Frey Charles, baker, 303 n Entaw
Frey Charles G. baker, 14 Preston
FreyC. S. (Cole & F.) 9 Greenmount av
FREY E. & S. wholesale druggists, 314 w
Baltimore
Frey George H. laborer, 170 Canton av
Prey George W. engineer, 154 Hollins
Frey George, hair dresser, 79 Mulberry
Frey Gotleib, milk, 221 s Eutaw
Frey J. & J. manufacturers of husk mat-
tresses, 7 Greenmount av and 11 n Gay
Frey Jacob, carpenter, 222 s Paca
Frey James H. (E. & S. F.) 75 n Paca
Frey James L. (J. & J. F.) 9 Greenmount av
Frey Jacob, tailor, 11 Spring ct
Frey John J. (J. & J. F.) 182 e Monument
Frey John, porter, 4 Barnes
Prey John, shoemaker, 108 Stirling
Frey John B. plaster and husks, 11 Green
mount av
Frey Peter, cabinet maker, 91 Eastern av
Frey Samuel W. (E. & S. F.) 75 n Paca
Freyby Ferdinand, butcher, 68 Hanover Mar-
ket, dw Penna. av near tollgate
Frick Ambrose, butcher, 344 Canton av
FRICK & BALL, commission merchants,
tobacco &c. 57 Exchange place
Frick Mrs. Charles, 103 Park
Frick E. A. & Co. flour and produce commis-
sion merchants, 165 North
Frick E. A. (E. A. F. & Co.) 239 n Howard
Frick Frank, (F. & Ball,) 111 w Monument
Frick George P. dry goods, 2 German, dw
n w cor Grundy and Mosher
FRICK WILLIAM F. attorney, over 82 w
Fayette, dw 61 Franklin
Fricke Frederick, 30 Edward
Fricker John, carver and gilder, 74 Harford av
Friday Henry, laborer, Light extended
Friday Wm. tailor, 199 s Chapel
Fried Conrad, laborer, 369 Canton av
Fried Henry, clothier, 88 Harrison
Fried Lewis, shoemaker, 6 and 30 Centre
Market space, dw 6
Friedburger Henry, clerk, 201 Conway
Friedel Frederick, shoemaker, 21 Hampstead
Friedel Jnhn C. shoemaker, 73 n Gay
Friedel Peter, tobacconist, 84 Pearl
Friedenberg George, wheelwright, 510 Penna.
avenue
Friedenwald Dr. Aaron, 65 e Fayette
Friedenwald Jonas, clerk, 111 e Baltimore
Friedenwald Joseph, (Wiesenfeld & Co.) 16
Lloyd
Friederich John, watchmaker, 182 e Baltimore
Friederich John, cabinet maker, 206 s Ann
Friederich Lewis, cigar maker, 17 Conway
Friedhoffer Dr. John G. 79 n Central av
Friedlein Robert, upholsterer, 1 Saratoga
Friedman Frederick, watch materials and
jewelry, 63 w Second
Friedman Henry, laborer, 180 s Caroline
Friedman Samuel, shoes, 3 and 5 w Second
Friedmann Moses, 169 Eastern av
Friedmann Menka, clothier, 241 w Pratt
Priedrich Christian, carpenter, 59 n Frederick
Friedrich John M. salesman, 60 Mulberry
Friedrich Peter, stoves, 275 Aliceanna
Friend Alfred, (Friend, Ricketts & Co.) 42
Mulberry
Friend Alfred, jr., salesman, 42 Mulberry
Friend Conrad, iron worker, 360 Canton av
Friend Richard, 42 Mulberry,
Friend, Ricketts & Co. wholesale dealers in
foreign fruits, 79 Smith's wharf
Friends' Meeting House, (Eastern district,)
n e cor Aisquith and Fayette
Friends' Meeting House, (Western district,)
Lombard e of Eutaw
Friends' Meeting House, (Orthodox,) cor
Courtland and Saratoga
Friends' Meeting House, corner Aisquith and
Fries Francis L. tailor, 1 St. Paul, dw 22 n
Paca
Friese Charles, currier, 213 Canton av
Friese George D. 20 s Eutaw
Friese Jacob, soldier, 137 Peirce
FRIESE JOHN, cutlery, surgical and dental
instrument maker, 142 w Fayette, dw 34
Marion
J. H£\RY GmSE, Conuttiaston merchant, for the «ale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <Scc>
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster conatautly on hand, $31 Spear's IVharf.
FEE
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Friese Philip C. attorney, 14)^ Mansion
House, Fayette, dw 294 n Howard
Frietigman Bernard, laborer, 158 Chesnut
Fringer George, soldier, 574 Penna. av
Fringer Martha, teacher, 574 Penna. av
Fringer Nicholas, butcher, 574 Penna. av
Frisbie Catharine, 122 Gough
Frisbie Wm. mariner, 172 s Broadway
Frisby Andrew, wagoner, 442 n Gay
Frisby Ferdinand, butcher, above tollgate
Reisterstown road
Frisch John W. wagoner, 46 Greenmount av
Frisch Christian, vinegar depot, 141 n High
Frischholz John, laborer, 20 Knox al
Frischman George, carpenter, 88 s Castle al
Frish John, porter, 116 n Fremont
Friske Wm. grocery, n e cor Bond and Barnes
Frist James, coachmaker, 260 n Central av
Frist John, coachmaker, Marion near Eutaw,
Fritch Bernard, provisions, s w cor Wolfe and
Canton av
Fritch Frank, laborer, 107 Lancaster
Fritschner Charles H. tailor, 273 s Charles
Fritts Wm. bricklayer, 222 e Pratt
Fritz Andrew, laborer, 149 Johnson
Fritz Catharine, 99 Penna av
Fritz Conrad, glass blower, 76 Leadenhall
Fritz Frederick, machinist, 112 Low
Fritz Henry, lager beer saloon, Belair av near
Baltimore Cemetery
Fritz Harriet, confectionery, 266 Aisquith
Fritz .lohn, cabinet maker, 10 Lancaster
Fritz John, laborer, 8 Shakspeare
Fritz John, glass blower, Stockholm w of
Eutaw
Fritz Lawrence, cabinet maker, 290 s Sharp
Fritz Sophia, laundress, 494 Penna. av
Fritz Valentine, cooper, 163 Columbia
Fritze Michael, blacksmith, Harford av near
Gorsuch av, dw Washington, Homestead
Fritzegeis George, cabinet maker, 137 s Spring
Fritziges Frederick, laborer, 24 s Regester
Frizell Robert J. stone cutter, 118 Hoffman
Frizzell Mrs. Agnes, 118 Hoffman
Frizzell Elizabeth, dressmaker, 551 w Bal-
timore
Frizzell Nimrod, milk, 543 Saratoga
Frizzell Rebecca, groceries and feed, 554 w
Baltimore
Frizzell Richard T. tobacconist, 382 Franklin
Frobesser Henry, laborer, 246 Columbia
Frobisch Gotleib, stocking weaver, 155 Stirling
Frock Benjamin, soldier, 36 Burke
Froehlich Geo. cabinet maker, 339 Canton av
Froeschlein Andrew, 18 Tyson
Fro mm Augusta, grocery, 867 w Pratt
Fromme Fred. W. lithographer, 96 e Lombard
Fronck George, laborer, 199 s Castle al
Front Street Theatre, cor Front and Low
Frosch Jacob, laborer, 64 Albemarle
Frost Byron, police, 3 e Chase
Frost Henry, Union Hat Co., n w cor Gay
and High
Frost John W. painter, 279 Hanover
Frost Thomas, blacksmith, 3 Chase
Frost Thomas S. pedler, 3 Chase
Frost Wm. prop'r High street hotel, 4 s High
Fruckman Wm. teacher, 308 Light
Frush Ferdinand, 46 s Caroline
Frush Jacob, laborer, 46 s Caroline
Frush Leonard, huckster, 74 s Bethel
Frush Luther M. flour and feed, 576 Penna.
av., dw292 Madison av
Frush & Snyder, flour and feed dealers, 95
Franklin
Frush Wm. W. (F. & Snyder,) 348 n Eutaw
Frush Wm. W. grocer and produce dealer,
576 Penna. av., dw 292 Madison
Frush Wm. 292 Madison av
FRY GAUNTLET, shipping agent, office
103 Thames, dw 64 s Bond
Fry Capt. John H. mariner, 136 s Broadway
Fry John, mariner, 136 s Broadway
Fry Joshua, shoemaker, 83 North
Fry Wm. carpenter, 224 e Fayette
Fryar Charles, tailor, 195 Vine
Frye Joseph, bonnet com. merchant, over 19
s Charles, dw 638 Lexington
Fryer Andrew, shoemaker, 67 Bethel
Ffyer Conrad, laborer, 199 Vine
Fryer Henry, bootfitter, 3 Baker ct
Fryer Henry, 168 s Regester
Fryer James, looking glass and picture frame
manufacturer, 206 w Baltimore, dw 25 s
Exeter
Fryer Patrick, shoemaker, 140 Mullikin
Fryer Peter, huckster, 6 Carlton
Fryer Thomas, grocer, n w cor Fayette and
Lexington
Fuchs Aloes, tailor, 242 e Ea^er
Fuchs Moses, butcher, 55 Fells Point mar-
ket, dw Hampstead near Baltimore
Fuchs N. 287 s Durham
Fuchs Henry, shoemaker, 387 w Pratt
Fuchs John, tailor, 60 Bank
Fuchsluger Jacob, tailor, 32 S. Durham
Fugate Anne, seamstress, 148 n Exeter
Fugitt George T. painter, 108 Jefferson
Fugitt Rev. James P. 119 n Gay
Fuhr Michael, tailor, 127 w Lombard
FUELLING JOHN, restaurant, 54 s
Howard
Fuld Abraham, rag dealer, 8 Orleans
Fuld A. 163 n Gay
Fuld Ephraim, pedler, 218 Canton av
Fuld Isaac, tobacconist, 34 Ensor
Fuld John, shoemaker, 80 w Pratt, dw 62
Centre Market Space
Fulda Bernard F. dry goods, 64 s Ann
Fulda Franklin, shoemaker, 249 Light
Fulford John R. clerk, 12 e Lombard
Fulhold John, shoemaker, 346 Canton av
Fulk Jacob, helper, 128 s Regester
Fulkmouth Casper, carter, 232 s Dallas
Full Michael, butcher, 11 Albert al
FuUam Francis, laborer, 45 s Schreeder
Fullam Joseph, finisher, 45 s Schroeder
Fullbauer Chas. laborer, 47 Lancaster
Fullencamp John H. grocery, 573 w Lombard
Fuller Andrew, tailor, 57 Centre Market space
Fuller Elizabeth, variety store, 157 n Gay
Fuller Henry, tailor, 57 Centre Market space
Fuller H. Joseph, machinist, 119 n Bond
FULLER JAMES, head miller Monument
Mills, North near Madison, dw 73 Grundy
Fuller Mrs. Jane, 73 Grundy
Fuller John M. clerk, 97 Eastern av
Fuller John B. plumber, 271 e Lombard
Fuller Capt. Josiah R. 130 s Broadway
Fuller Joseph, porter, 204 German
Fuller Joseph, salesman, 206 German
Fuller Joshua K. 17 Grundy
Fuller Philip, blacksmith, 28 e Lombard
Fuller Philip, wheelwright and blacksmith, 10
and 12 East Falls av, dw 107 s Exeter
FULLER Rev. Dr. RICHARD, 97 Park
GEO. S. PAGia & BRO., J>Iaixufacture£-s of Roofs nnd Roofing materials. 111 Smitli's
Wbarf. C. HART S9IITH, Afcent.
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PULLER WILLIAM, (successor to
Frank H. Millar,) dealer in Tin
Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, &c. Con-
stantly on hand— Block Tin in
Pigs and Bars, Pig and Bar Lead,
Spelter, Stamped Tin Ware, Hoop
Iron, Round Iron, Sheet Zinc,
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheathing
Copper, Block Tin Pipe, Kettle
Ears, Tinned and Black Rivets,
Copper Bottoms, Brass Kettles,
Wrought Iron Bake Pans, Stove
Trimmings, Tinman's Tools, Ma-
chines, &c., 29 Light, dw 219
Saratoga
FuUerow John, shoemaker, 344 Canton av
Fullerton Belle, 265 n Howard
Fullerton George, clerk, 265 n Howard
Fullerton Susannah, 265 n Howard
Fullerton Thomas D. clerk, 614 w Fayette
Fullerton Wm. J. clerk, 265 n Howard
Fullmore Lewis, baker, 297 n Central av
Fulmer Thomas, confec'r, 263 e Lombard
Fulton Albert K. clerk, 21 n Calhoun
Fulton Alexander, telegraph agent, 552 w
Fayette
Fulton Chas. C. (Dobbin & F.) 21 n Calhoun
Fulton Davtd C. (Carlin & F.) 4 Hano-
ver
Fulton Edward, clerk fire dept. 105 Gough
Fulton Edrington, editor Baltimore American,
37 Fawn
Fulton Henry, machinist, 25 n Oregon
Fulton James, (Brooks, F. & Co.) 346 w
Baltimore
Fulton James, tobacconist, 102 Ross, dw s e
cor Greene and Saratoga
Fulton John W. blacksmith, 219 w Biddle,
dw 221
Fulton James, cigar maker, 49 n Greene
Fulton John B. H. 176 Preston
Fulton Dr. Robert, ofiice 53 s Sharp, dw 47
German
Fulton Thomas, switchman, 187 East
Fulton John, huckster, 302 Mulberry
Funderheider Henry, lab. 103 Cambridge
Funk David, roller, 128 s Regester
Funk Eliza Ann, dressmaker, 211 w Biddle
Funk E. H. 182 Aliceanna
Funk George, blacksmith, 147 s Regester
Funk Henry, grocery, 293 n Central av
Funk Henry, helper, 147 s Regester
Funk Jacob, helper, 128 s Regester
Funk Jacob, gardener, 89 Johnson
Funk Jacob, keeper 1st tollgate Reisterstown
road
Funk Joseph W. carpenter, 416 w Fayette
FUNK JOHN J. butcher, 65 Centre and 9
Lexington markets, dw Penna. av at tollgate
Funk Louis, tailor, 21 Gough
Funk Michael, cabinet maker, 30 s Eden
Funk Rudolph, baker, 445 w Lombard
Funk Wm. boot crimper, 3 New Church
Funk Wm. carpenter, 416 w Fayette
Funkenstein Joseph, butcher, 933 w Pratt
Funkhouser Elijah, clerk, 14}^ s Calvert
FUNTERBOUGH Dr. S. astrologer, 7 Foun-
tain
Furgerson Wm. M. boiler maker, 263 e Mad-
ison
Furlong Elizabeth, 55McHenry
Furlong Rev. Henry, 329 e Baltimore
Furlong John, of Wm., bookkeeper, Towns-
end, between Bolton and Garden
Furlong John, porter, 1 Ringgold al
Furlong John, laborer, 2 Barney
Furlong John, laborer, 4 Ulrick
Furlong John W. painter, 120 n Schroeder
Furlong Mrs. Josephine, 159 Greenmount av
Furlong McKendree C. 329 e Baltimore
Furlong Mary A. dry goods, 27 e Baltimore
Furlong Richard, laborer, 130 Greenmount av
Furlong Thos. laborer, 95 Cambridge, Canton
Furlong W. G. clerk, 27 e Baltimore
Furman Wm. 1 Gough
Furner Frank, blacksmith, Chase near Cen-
tral av
Furney Andrew J. stone cutter, 186 e Madison
Furney John S. boiler maker, 140 McHenry
Furr John E. machinist, 81 McHenry
Furschel Joseph, shoemaker, 323 e Lombard
Furst Joseph, carpenter, 119 Ross
Furster Susan, confectionery, 213 Eastern av
Fury James, police, 15 n Howard
Fuscther Joseph, shoemaker, 176 s Dallas
Fuscz Joseph, laborer, 159 e Lombard
Fushman John, tanner, 310 Mulberry
Fuss John, tavern, 530 w Baltimore
Fuss John, watchman, 131 Peirce
Fusselbaugh Robt. G. clerk, 168 n Gay
Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B. dealer in oils, paints,
paper hangings, &c., 168 n Gay
FUSSELL J. & CO. ice cream and country
produce dealers, Saratoga building, Sarato-
ga, near Calvert
G.
Gabel Benj. J. plasterer, 376 n Gay
Gabel Caspar, soldier, 55 Leadenhall
Gabel Elizabeth, laundress, 5 Walnut al
Gabel George, currier, 65 Portland
Gabel John, tailor, 34 n Dallas
Gabel Peter, shoemaker, 702 Penna av
Gabert Leonard, laborer, 88 s Chapel
Gable Aristello, stone cutter, 8 Somerset
Gable Caroline, 129 n Bond
Gable Henry, milk, 355 Hamburg
Gable Henry, 376 n Gay
Gable John, clerk, 94 w Monument
Gable John, boiler maker, 271 s Fremont
Gable Mrs. John, 94 w Monument
Gable Mary, 190 s Caroline
Gable Robert, boiler maker, 391 a Eutaw
Gable Wm. cigar maker, 4 n Regester
Gable Wm. 129 n Bond
Gable Wm. stone cutter, 8 Somerset
Gable Wm. laborer, 391 s Eutaw
Gablein John A. cooper, 256 Hamburg
Gabriel Augustus, night man, 363 w Pratt
Gabrio Henry, tavern, 29 n Greene
Gachel Catharine, 187 s Chapel
Gadd Luther C. shoemaker, 21 Henrietta
Gadd Luther C. engineer, 21 Henrietta
Gaddess Alexander, proprietor steam marble
works, cor Sharp and German, and 25 Ger-
man, dw 288 Mulberry
Gade John, lace weaver, 85 e Pratt
Gado Michael, basket maker, 26 s Eutaw
Gaeble Paul, butcher, 85 Centre and 14 Fell's
Point market, dw Monument near Castle al
■WM. P. wn^BB, Marine, Fire nixl Life Insurance Agent nnd Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., NcTrarU, RT. J.," 89 Second Street.
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GAL
Gaebler Carl, shoemaker, 121 s Spring
Gaede B'redcrick, carver, 155 e Lombard
Gaeg Adam, blacksmith, 142 e Lombard
Gaelile Henry, piano manuf. n e cor Eutaw
and Fayette, and 19 n Eutaw, dw Baltimore
county
Gaehle Henry F. piano maker, 58 Walsh
Gachle Mary D. 346 w Lexington
Gaelbraithe Wm. machinist, 30 Warner
Gaesz Leonard, laborer, 17 Elliott, Canton
Gafer Wm. shoemaker, 41 Abbott
Gaffey John, laborer, Jenkins la, rear Green-
mount cemetery
Gaffikan Hannah, 46 Short
Gaffken Clement, machinist, 91 Orleans
Gaffney Thomas, tailor, 17 Neighbor
GaffordMrs. Lavinia, confectioner, 466 w
Baltinnore
Gaffy Michael, carter, 8 Haw
Gagan Patrick, carter, Court near Bank and
Exeter
Gagan Patrick, laborer, 186 s Central av
Gagan Thomas, cellar digger, 146 Cathedral
Gagel Andrew, mead, 170 s Bond
Gage W, L. clerk, 101 s Washington, F. P.
Gaghen Patrick, laborer, 186 s Central av
Gahagan Wm. laborer, 356 s Charles
Gahan John, porter, Frederick near Pratt
GAHAiN PATRICK, boot and shoe store,
88 w Baltimore
Gahm George L. blacksmith, 78 Leadenhall
Gaier Catharine, 126 Chesnut
Gaier John, laborer, 159 s Dallas
Gaierty Patrick, milkman, 270 Division
Gaigley John C. butcher, 64 n Uregon
Gaihold George, tinner, 158 Chesnut
Gail Emil, tinner, 55 Penna av
Gail Edward W. clerk, 26 Pearl
Gail George, shoemaker, 334 Mulberry
Gail George W: (G. W. G. & Ax,) 57 Barre
GAIL G. W. 8z AX, (Christian,) To-
bacco Manufacturers and Impor-
ters of Pipes and Cigars, 28 Barre.
[See ^fidvertisement in front of Business Direc-
tory.]
Gail John B. boiler maker, 31 York
Gailbraith G. clerk N. C. R., Howard house
Gaines Elijah, police, 223 Hollins
Gaines John, teacher, 9 Peach al
Gaines Margaret, dressmaker, 19 s Eutaw
Gaither Fletcher, watchman, 338 Aisquith
Gaither George R. merchant, 20 German, dw
38 Cathedral
Gaither Greenbury, harness and trunk maker,
173 w Pratt, dw 89 n Calvert
Gaither Hannah, 38 Cathedral
Gaither Mrs. Mary H. 96 s Paca
Gaither Rachel, 104 s Exeter
Gaither Thomas B. Custom House officer,
120 e Pratt
Gaither Vachel, clerk tobacco warehouse No.
2, 104 s Exeter
Galbraith John Clifton, bookkeeper, 45 s High
Galbreth Samuel, watchman Savings Bank of
of Baltimore, 185 e Fayette
Gale Henry, 170 s Bond
Gale Joseph H. jeweler, 46 s Caroline
Gale Elizabeth, boarding, 777 w Baltimore
Gale Peter, 121 Elliott
Gale Robt. W. 175 McCulloh
Gale Samuel C. 185 Garden
Gale Miss Susan, 168 Preston
Galeon Peter, laborer, 65 n Frederick
Gabon Andrew, shoemaker, 74 s Central av
GALLAGHER ALEXANDER, boot and
shoemaker, 95 n Eutaw
Gallagher Mrs. Ann, 63 Camden
Gallagher Bernard, laborer, 42 French
Gallagher Bridget, President near Stiles
Gallagher Catherine, 183 n Eutaw
Gallagher Charles, sutler, 67 n Paca
Gallagher Dr. Charles R. Deckernear North-
ern av
Gallagher Charlotte, dressmaker, 20 Orchard
Gallagher Edward, stone cutter, 293 Saratoga
Gallagher Edward, caulker, 183 s Castle al
GALLAGHER FERDINAND H. mercan-
tile college, over 207 and 209 w Baltimore,
dw 28 n Pine.— [See p. 40 Mvertisements.]
Gallagher Lieut. Col. Francis, attorney, 32
St. Paul
Gallagher Francis T. carpenter, Orange al nr
Gay, dw 15 n Exeter
Gallagher Francis, laborer, 124 Holiday
Gallagher Francis, laborer, 24 Lemmon
Gallagher James, hackman, 18 Garden
Gallagher James, 42 Clay
Gallagher Jas. tavern, Falls road nr tollgate
Gallagher James, laborer, 20 Slemmer's al
Gallagher John B. clerk, 171 n Paca
Gallagher John, gardener, 10 Walnut al
Gallagher John G. blacksmith, 498 Penna. av
Gallagher John, carpenter, 142 n Eutaw
Gallagher Joseph, hackman, 22 Garden
Gallagher Mrs. 45 Cooksie
Gallagher Mrs. Martha, 171 n Paca
Gallagher Mary, 12 Decker
Gallagher Mary, 42 Clay
Gallagher Owen, laborer, 9 Rock
Gallagher Patrick, hackman, nr Liberty Road
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, cor Fort av and
Lawrence
Gallagher Patrick, finisher, 267 s Charles
Gallagher Thomas, ladies and gents, boot and
shoe manufac'r, s w cor Paca and Saratoga
Gallagher Thomas, lab. Haubert nr Marriott
Gallagher William, 86 Boyd
Gallaway Augusta, 176 Harford av
Gallaway Goldsmith, painter, 123 s Eden
Gallaway Greenbury, sailmaker, 30 a Bond
Gallaway Jesse E. baggage master B. & 0.
R. R. Co. 49 Scott
Gallaway Mary, 123 s Eden
Gallaway Mrs. Margaret, 475 w Pratt
Gallaway Thos. 681 w Baltimore
Gallaway Wm. clerk, 176 Harford av
Gallaway James PI. fisherman, 178 William
Gallaway Vincent, blacksmith, 63 Clifford al
Gallaway William, engineer B. & 0. R. R.,
138 McHeury
Gallissaire John, silver plater, 7 St. Paul, dw
117 Saratoga
Gallissaire M. dressmaker, 117 Saratoga
Galloway John T. shoemaker, 68 n Broadway
Galloway Samuel T. mariner, 303 William
Galloway Thomas, carpenter, 7 n Sharp, dw
681 w Biddle
Galloway Wm. G. machinist, 23 Scott
Gallup John F. cabinet maker, 280 e Fayette
Gallup John W. carpenter, 280 e Fayette
Galster Frederick, lager beer, 133 n Bond
Gait Albert, gas fitter, 84 Ensor
J. HSiVItY ai!i:SS:, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grnln, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Planter couatautly on. hand, Hi. Spear'a Whart.
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Gait Capt. Henry, 98 s Eden
Gait Henry, jr. mate, 98 s Eden
Gait Mrs. Jane, 96 Hillen
Gait Dr. John M. 146 e Pratt
Gait Thomson, 116 e Pratt
Gait Capt. Washington, mariner, 112 e Pratt
Galvin John, teacher, 96 n Schroeder
Galvin William, drayman, 98 Hiilen
Gambach Christian, sugar refiner, 65 Centre
Market space
Gambel Thomas B. private officer, 154 e Eager
Gambell Robert P. carpenter, 104 Ensor
Gamber Dr. John, 109 n High •
Gamble Bridget, washerwoman, 50 s Dew-
berry al
Gamble George, 63 Boyd
Gamble George, (Holland & G.) s e cor of
McHenry and Amity
Gamble Rev. James, 69 e Pratt
Gamble James P. grocery, 288 e Madison
Gamble Mrs. James, 77 Eastern av
Gamble Mrs. Jane, grocery, cor Caroline and
Hampstead
Gamble Launcelot, 75 s High
Gamble Mrs, Mary, tavern, 186 McHenry
Gamble Patrick, laborer, 50 s Dewberry al
Gambrall Barney, laborer, 38 Valley
Gambrall Eliza, seamstress, 32 Harford av
Gambrall George J. soldier, 32 Harford av
Gambrall Samuel, coach painter, 248 n Caro-
line
Gambrall Dr. Theodore C. 32 Harford av
Gambrill Mrs. Amelia, grocery, 122 Pearl
Gambrill Augustin, clerk, 129 Division
Gambrill Charles A. (Wm. E, Hooper & Co.)
Baltimore co
Gambrill Charles A. (C. A. G. & Co.) 56
Mount Vernon Place
GAMBRILL C. A. & CO. merchant millers,
32, 34 and 36 Commerce
Gambrill boot and shoemaker, 22 Green-
mount av
Gambrill Horatio N. (Wm. E. Hooper & Co.)
Baltimore co
Gambrill Launcelot, ship, clerk tobacco ware-
house No. 2, 49 Hanover
Gambrill Henry W. (Wm. E. Hooper & Co.)
Baltimore co
Gambrill Joseph T. 374 Franklin
Gambrill Marion, 9 Louis
Gambrill Nicholas, mariner, 81 Thames
Gambrill Thomas, grocery, 162 Pine
Gammie George, butcher, 36 Belair market,
dw 200 Harford av
Gammie James, carpenter, 200 Harford av
Gandy John, huckster, 188 L. Constitution
Gangueback John, mariner, 264 s Ann
Ganly Michael, laborer, 39 Block
Ganne Joseph W. clerk, n w cor Montgomery
and William
Ganner Joseph, liquors, &c., 210 Light
Gannon Mary, laundress, rear of 110 Dugan's
wharf
Gannon Thomas, engineer, 6 n Amity
Gannon Thomas, fireman Eutaw House, dw
22 Amity
Ganser John, butcher, Fremont nearPenna. av
Ganss Herman, speculator, 275 n Gay
Ganss Mrs. Rosy, milliner, 275 n Gay
Ganster Peter, clothing cutter, 92 s Castle al
Gant George, blacksmith, 126 Franklin
Gantner John M. shoemaker, 145 Vine
Gantzmuller Bernard, paver, 205 s Chapel
Ganzhorn Michael, shoemaker, 24 Chesnut
Gapetz Philip, shoemaker, 145 Dolphin
Garber Frederick, bricklayer, Frederick av.
near city limits
Garber Henry S. (J. Hyland & Co.) Maltby
House
Garber Michael, cabinet maker, 134 s Caroline
Garbade Wm. boot fetter, 22 East
Garber Uriah, shoemaker, 20 s Republican
Garden Henry, engineer, Fort av near Low-
man
Gardiner Francis D. (G., Stuart & Co.) 20
Mulberry
Gardiner Geo. W. tinner, 266 Mulberry
Gardiner Isaac, sailmaker, lOfi s Eden
Gardiner John T. painter, 99 w Baltimore,
dw 222 Chesnut
Gardiner & Middleton, produce commission
merchants, 37 Cheapside
Gardiner Peter, laborer, 199 Eastern av
Gardiner, Stuart & Co. wholesale and retail
grocers, 37 Cheapside
Gardiner Thomas, huckster, 170 Pearl
Gardner Alderson, wheelwright, 192 Cross
Gardner Alfred S. (Gover & G.) 301 w Lom-
bard
Gardner Almore, police, 25 Hampstead
Gardner Andrew, tailor, 47 n Spring
Gardner Andrew J. clerk, 266 Mulberry
Gardner Augustus M. butcher, 97 Centre
market, dw 754 Penna. av
Gardner B. F. (Taylor & G.) 191 w Fayette
Gardner Bernard, cooper, 258 Lee
Gardner Charles, shoemaker, 97 Thames
Gardner Christopher, carpenter, 311 w Pratt
Gardner Clara, tavern, 318 s Bond
Gardner Conrad, carter, 171 William
Gardner Daniel, fisherman, 7 L. Gough
Gardner Deliah, band-box maker, 143 Ham-
burg
Gardner Eliza A. milliner, 161 Lexington
Gardner Mrs. Elizabeth, confectionery, 311
w Pratt
Gardner Mrs. Elizabeth, 182 n Central av
Gardner Elias N. flour and groceries, 149 n
Howard, dw Eutaw house
Gardner Ephraim, oak cooper, 301 w Lom-
bard
GARDNER FRANCIS, lager beer, 8 n High
Gardner Fred'k, cigar maker, 199 Eastern av
Gardner George, laborer, 9 West Falls av
Gardner Geo. A. draughtsman, 311 w Pratt
Gardner Geo. VV. tinner, 266 Mulberry
Gardner Geo. jr. teller Fells Point Savings
Bank, 159 s Broadway
Gardner George, clerk, 159 s Broadway
Gardner George, car driver, 9 Bolton
Gardner Henry, sugar refiner, 16 Fountain
Gardner Isaiah, 175 s Charles
Gardner James, (G. & Matthews,) Balti-
more CO
Gardner James C. bricklayer, Philadelphia
road near city limits
Gardner James, shoemaker, 64 Ensor
Gardner James, sailmaker, 106 s Eden
Gardner James F. shoemaker, 58 Lexington
Gardner James, mariner, 151 s Regester
Gardner James, cigar maker, 182 n Central av
Gardner James, iron finisher, rear of Oak
near Hudson
Gardner John G. 175 s Charles
Gardner John T. painter, rear of 99 w Balti-
more, dw 222 Chesnut
OBO. S« PAGB Si BRO., Maniifnctnrera of Roof« nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smitb's
Wbarf. C. HART SHaTO, Agent.
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Gardner John, laborer, 7 L. Gou^h
Gardner John, laborer, 49 St. Mary
Gardner John, laborer, 197 s Washington,
P. P.
Gardner John M. painter, over cor Fayette
and Holiday, dw 69 North
Gardner John, shoemaker, 232 Lexington
Gardner Joseph, moulder, 143 Hamburg
Gardner Joseph, cigar maker, 49 St. Mary
Gardner Josiah, machinist, 139 Ross
Gardner Leonard N. hardware, 102 Franklin,
dw 92 n Paca
Gardner Lizzie, 244 s Dallas
Gardner Lovelace N. clerk, 92 n Paca
Gardner Mrs. Maria, 20 s Broadway
Gardner Marinda, 6 Stirling
Gardner Mary E. (S. S. & M. E. G.) 301 w
Lombard
Gardner Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 143 Hamburg
Gardner Mary Ann, tailoress, 143 Hamburg
Gardner Michael, painter, 248 Bank
GARDNER & MATTHEWS, builders, 179
w Lombard
Gardner Peter, ship carpenter, 199 Eastern av
Gardner Robert, junk store, n e cor Hillen
and Chesnut
Gardner S. S. & M. E. children's clothing,
62 Lexington
Gardner S. S. (S. S. & M. E. G.) 301 w Lom-
bard
Gardner Theodore, clerk, 255 w Fayette
GARDNER THOMAS H. clerk of Criminal
Court, dw Howard house
Gardner William, sergeant police, gas house
yard, Spring Garden
Gardner Wm. R. clerk, 191 w Fayette
Gardner Wm. H. P. tinner, 266 Mulberry
Gardner Wm. T. tinner, 122 L. Greene
Gardner Wm. carpenter, 123 n Eden
Gardner Wm. drayman, 101 n Spring
Gardner Wm. G. (W. G. G. & Co.) 301 w
Lombard
GARDNER WM. G. & Co. oil and lamps,
1 s Liberty. — [See p. 16 Mvertisements.]
Gardner Wm. blacksmith, 15 Perry
Gareis Christian, cupper, leecher and barber,
190 e Monument
GAREY HENRY F. attorney, 85 w Fayette,
dw 90 s Sharp
Garhard Henry, cooper. 111 s Caroline
Garhmens Frantz, wheelwright. 111 Saratoga
Garing Andreas, paver, 218 e Eager
Garing Wm. H. chair maker, Wolfe near
Fayette
Garlach John, tailor, 90 s Eutaw
Garlan George, mariner, 83 Thames
Garland Capt. James D. 134 s Ann
Garland Capt. J. S., U. S. A. 15 n Strieker
Garland James, coal oil refiner, 10 Ramsay
Garland James, jr. iron railing manufacturer,
10 Ramsay
G*.rland James, cedar cooper, 10 Ramsay
Garland Joseph, ship joiner, 16 Hamburg
Garland Joseph, ship shriner, 84 Grindall
Garman Joseph W. letter carrier, 246 Hollins
Garmer John H. shoemaker, 187 s Bond
Garmhaussen Elizabeth, 36 St. Mary
Garmhaussen John, shoemaker, 36 St. Mary
Garner George, painter, 4 Plowman
Garner Jacob, tailor, 15 Baker ct
Garner Thomas, carpenter, 176 Vine
Garnett Benj. M. 205 Madison av
Garnett G. F., Hollins near Carey
Garrett August, laborer, 370 Cross
Garrett Benj. H. carpenter, 15 Townsend
Garrett Mrs. Elizabeth, 50 n Paca
Garrett George, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Garrett Henry S. (R. G. & Sons,) s w cor
Monument and Cathedral
Garrett James, laborer, 234 s Castle al
Garrett James H. finisher, 159 s Chester
Garrett James P. dry goods, 212 Hanover
Garrett John, bricklayer, 31 Cambridge
Garrett John, groceries and feed, n e cor Bank
and Chapel
GARRETT JOHN W. (R. G. & Sons,)
president B. & 0. R. R. dw 50 Mount Ver-
non place
Garrett Joseph, driver, 141 s Chapel
Garrett Levi, laborer, 151 s Chester
Garrett Margaret, seamstress, Donnelly ct
Garrett Mary, over 183 Bank
Garrett Richard S. porter, 30 Elbow la
Garrett Richard, puddler, 362 Eastern av
Garrett Richard, machinist, over 183 Bank
GARRETT ROBERT & SONS, merchants,
.34 n Howard
Garrett Wm. A. tavern, 239 s Broadway
Garrett Wm. shearer, 114 s Washington,
F. P.
Garrigan Philip, Webster al
Garring James, chair maker, 43 Chatsworth
Garring Wm. chair maker, 36 n Bond
Garrish Benj. brickmaker, 21 n Wolfe
Garrish Wm. bricklayer, 181 s Washington,
Garrison Arthur, wagoner, 116 n High
Garrison Mary Jane, 35 Chatsworth
Garrison Samuel Jeff'erson, 224 Mulberry
Garrison Samuel, grocery, 44 Carlton
Garrison Thomas, soldier, 35 Chatsworth
Garrison Thomas, ship carpenter, 238 e Pratt
F. P.
Garrison William A. 71 Hollins
Garritee Wm. L. property agent, 231 Aisquith
Garrity John, wheelwright, 55 Pearl
Garrott Mrs. Nancy, 98 s Paca
Garrott William, stock dealer, 98 s Paca
Garth John A. laborer, 91 King
Garthe August, (Q. & Lowenstein,)
Garthe Christiana, 283 Hanover
Garthe & Loewenstein, slaters, cor Hanover
and Cross
Gartling' Mary, Philadelphia road near city
limits
Gartside Henry, jr. machinist, Fremont near
Penna. av
Gartside Henry, sr. machinist, Fremont near
Penna. av
Gartside James, machinist, 256 Franklin
Garven David, laborer, 18 Pleasant al
Garvey Edward, (Lindsey & G.) Howard
House
Garvey Francis, wheelwright, 113 Saratoga
Garvey James, hack stables, 156 n Calvert
Garvey John, 148 n Front
Garvey Patrick, huckster, 173 Stirling
GARY JAMES S. president Alberton Cotton
Mills, 24 German
Garwick Jacob, laborer, 46 Dewberry al
Garwood Clayton, shoemaker, 28 s Republi-
can
Gasering Christopher, laborer, Philadelphia
road near city limits
Gaskill Elijah C. Register Custom house, n g
cor Hollins and Calhoun
Tm, p. WKISB, marine, Ftrc and IA&> Ineramnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Idf^ Insurance Co., Ne-fvork, TS. J.,'* 89 Second Street.
GARMKNDIA C. G. DE, commission mer-
chant, and importer of wines, brandies, ci-
gars, &c., 18 Commerce, dw 103 n Chailes
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Gaskiu Robert, blacksmith, 31 Ryan
Gaskins Charles H. sailmaker, 179s Castle al
Gaskins Mrs. Samuel S. 59 n Greene
GAS LIGHT CO. OF BALTIMORE, office
19 South, Joseph Brown, Sec'y.
Gas Works, Holiday near Saratoga, and
Spring Gardens
Gasner C. sawyer, 272 s Ann
Gass Henry, carpenter, 162 Peirce
Gassar John, 24 Fountain
Gassaway Edward, seaman, 247 Hanover .
Gassaway Elizabeth, 44 Brune
Gast;away Henry, 164 Garden
Gassaway Mrs. Louisa, 63 L. Montgomery
Gassaway Samuel, cigar maker, 63 L. Mont-
gomery
Gaston Henry, shoemaker, 204 Garden
Gatchell George, tailor, 499 w Baltimore
Gatchell Mrs. Hannah Ann, 7 s Exeter
Gatchell Hugh McElderry, 38 Mulberry
Gatchell Joshua L. carpenter, 704 Saratoga
Gatchell Mrs., Lombard near Liberty
Gatchell Wm. H. attorney, 51 w Fayette, dw
38 Mulberry
Gately John, jr. coach painter, 142 e Eager
Gately Michael A. tinner, 176 Greenmountav
Gately Michael, laborer, 107 York
Gates Baker, carpenter, 116 s Bond
Gates Ezra, 166 s Sharp
Gates Francis, grocer, 86 n Paca
Gateu Charles H. machinist, 93 Columbia
Gateu Conduce, millwright, 93 Columbia
Gateu George C. clerk, 93 Columbia
Gates John L. laborer, 15 Lanvale
Gates Lemuel, boiler maker, 183 s Chapel
Gates Thomas D. carpenter, 16 s Bond
Gatzencr Lena, 86 Albemarle
Gaito Dominico, barber, 11 s Gay
Gaubatz Christopher, tavern, 114 Thames
Gaubert Julius, fruit preserver, 106 n Caroline
Gauer Christopher F. cooper, 368 Cross
Gauges Anna, grocery, 116 n Poppleton
Gauges Joseph, gardener, 116 n Poppleton
Gauhan Anthony, laborer, 339 s Sharp
Gauiono Alonzo, clerk, 37 e Pratt
Gaul Wilhelmina, seamstress, 169 s Bond
Gaule Michael, grocery, 92 Franklin
Gaule Stephen S. milk, 101 Mulberry
Gauline Joseph C. sign painter, 60 Holland
Gauline Mary Ann, 60 Holland
Gault & Brother, granite cutters, 432 w Pratt
Gault Lieut. J. Emory, acting Ass't Adjutant
General, headquarters, dw Eutaw House
Gault Cyrus, (G. & Bro.) 335 w Lombard
Gault Matthew, (G. & Bro.) 312 w Lombard
Gaunt John, bricklayer, 390 n Gay
Gaunt Samuel, huckster, 33 Jefferson
Gauseman Henry, grocery, 12 Wayne
Gauss Frederick, laborer, 3 Green's ct
GAUSSOIN EUGENE, superintendent Bal-
timore & Cuba Go's smelting works, 89 n
Broadway
Gautroii John B. currier, 72 Mercer
Gaven Mary, second hand dealer, 483 Lex-
ington
Gavendor Patrick, smelter, Clinton s of Boston
Gaverle Abraham, butcher, Chester n of Ma-
dison
Gavin Annie, 14 Union
Gavin Matthew, drayman, 105 York
GAVET CAPT. JAMES, 174 Mulberry
Gawne John, bootmaker, 149 Montgomery
Gawtbrop Benj. F. shoemaker, 803 w Pratt
Gawthrop Geo. D. clerk, 146 Dolphin
Gawthrop Wm. H. shoemaker, 163 Lexing-
ington, dw 184 n Eutaw
Gay James, 123 Bank
Gaydecke Francis, shoemaker, 122 Green-
mount av
Gayland Noah, laborer, 652 w Pratt
Gayle Capt. Benjamin R. 81 s Ann
Gayle Capt. Joseph R. 77 s Ann
Gayle Robert E. carpenter, 143 Bank
Gaynor Patrick, drayman, 5 French
Gaynoy Thos. laborer, 361 Forrest
Geagan Michael, grocer, 297 w Pratt
Gear Charles, saddler, 7 s Greene
Gearhardt Peter, laborer, 185 s Sharp
Gearhardt Valentine, carter, 35 Peach al
Gearhart John, laborer, 118 e Fayette
Gearhart John, moulder, 222 German
Gearhart Miles, shoemaker, 20 n Amity
Geary Charles, (G. & Weale, 92 Saratoga
Geary & Weale, watches and jewelry, 177 w
Baltimore
Gease G. Henry, shoemaker, 5 Hoffman
Gebb George, butcher. 24 Belair Market, dw
Jenkins' la, near Greenmount av
Gebauer Frederick, tailor, 26 e Fayette
Gebel Jacob, confectioner, 501 w Pratt
Gebelein George, butcher, 93 Belair Market,
dw Castle al near Monument
Gebge Henry, laborer, s Ann
Gebhard Chas. E. portrait painter, 6 Barnet
Gebhardt Gotleib, 125 Gough
Gebhardt James, carpenter, 164 Harford av
Gebhardt John, blacksmith, 224 s Bond
Gebhardt Peter, cigar maker, 224 s Bond
Gebhardt Thomas, tailor, 46 s Wolfe
Gebhardt Wm. F. wheelwright, 119 e Madison
Gebhart Frederick, bootmaker, 5)4 n High
Gebhart James, laborer, 5 e Central av
Gebrantes Henry, tailor, 315 e Madison
Geddes Adam, tailor, 240 w Fayette
Geddes Alex, painter, 62 Holiday
Geddes Charles, engineer, 89 Greenmount av
Geddes Edward McC. soldier, 220 German
Geddes Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 24 n Pop-
pleton
Geddes Geo. W. soldier, 220 German
Geddes James A. bricklayer, 220 German
Geddes James W. roofer and sheet iron work-
er, 62 Holiday, dw 92 Mulberry
Geddes John, teamster, 3 Baker
Geddes Mrs. Mary, 220 German
Geddes Wm. frame maker, 288 German
Geding Martin L. dep. marshal, 20 s Paca
Geekie Chas. W. liquors and billiard saloon,
123 w Baltimore, dw 25 Courtland
Geekie G. W. 25 Courtland
Geer Alfred S. carpen. 61 Cambridge, Canton
Geers Herman, painter, 95 Cambridge, Canton
Gees Mrs. Ann B. 325 n Eutaw
Gees B. F. (Wm. A. Boyd & Co.) 133 w
Biddle ,
Gees Francis A. clerk, 125 w Biddle
Gees Olivia C. trimming store, 125 w Biddle
Gees Thomas B. plasterer, 325 n Eutaw
Gegan Jos. sr., prof, of music, 128 n Charles
Gegan Joseph, jr., clerk, 128 n Charles
Gehan Lawrence, laborer, Liberty road, near
Penna av
Gehirck Charles, tobacconist, 16 Orleans
Gehraber Conrad, shoemaker, 74 Lewis
Gehring Charles, jeweler, 7 Ensor
Gehring Conrad, laborer, 92 s Wolfe
J. HEIVRY GIESC, Commission Mcrclxant, ibr the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «S«5.
Roseudsde Cement and Calcined Plaxter conatauUy on luukd, HI Spew's "Wliarf.
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Gehring George, tinner, 110 Pine
Gehring John G. jeweler, 194 n Gay, dw 7
Ensor
Gehring Michael, tailor, 31 Centre Market sp.
Gehrmann Charles, (J. G. & Co.) 84 n Gay
Gehrmann August, tobacconist, 71 Thames
Gehrmann George, cigar maker, Wolfe near
Thames
GEHRMANN JULIUS & CO. tobacconists,
84 n Gay
Gehrmann J. Alonzo, (Wells, Chase & Co.)
267 Lexington
Gehrmann Julius, (J. G. & Co.) 84 n Gay
Gehrmer Fredk. box maker, 1 Hughes
Geidt Philip, shoemaker, 13 Albemarle
Geier Joseph, liquor store, 322 s Bond
Geigan John Henry, expressman, ]03 Hollins
Geiger Charles, baker, 115 s Regester
Geiger Conrad, baker, 68 s Caroline
Geiger Edmund L. H. stove and tin dealer, 88
n Howard, dw 61
Geiger Geo. M. cabinet maker, 1 Spring ct
Geiger John, confectionery, 16 e Pratt
Geiger John, cooper, 145 s Caroline
Geiger Wm. hatter, 1 n Eden
Geiger Wm. baker, 19 s High
Geigher Charles, cigar maker, 28 Wills
Geigher Geo. soap boiler, 125 Elliott, Canton
Geiglein John, grocery, 107 n Eutaw
Geilfus Theodore, tailor, 249 e Biddle
Geir August, shoemaker, 394 Hanover
Geirlich G. 303 Aliceanna
Geis Adam, stone cutter, 94 St. Peters
Geis John, laborer, 47 Barnes
Geis Peter, furn. wagoner, 163 Sterling
Geis Valentine, confectioner, 18 Fell
Geis Valentine, tailor, 279 n Central av
Geisel Christopher, carp. 247 e Biddle
Geisel Christopher, tailor, 32 Josephine
Geisendaffer Luther N. printer, 127 n Fremont
Geisendaffer Mrs. Mary C. 281 Saratoga
Geisenger Adam, rag picker, .509 Canton av
Geiser John, tailor, 45 e Fayette
Geisler John, painter, 54 n Central av
Geisler John, laborer, 13 Spruce al
Geismer Adam, shoemaker, 71 s Chapel
Geiss John, blacksmith, 268 Division
Geiss Mrs. Margaret, grocery, cor of Bond
and Jefferson
Geiss Nicholas, tinner, 112 s Howard
Geisz Henry, shoemaker, 96 Hillen
Geiwitz George, artist, 7 Albemarle
Gckler Wm. G. clerk, 78 Lexington
Gelhar Ernst, cabinet maker, 100 e Lombard
Gelbart John, baker, 9 L. Paca
Gelhausen John B. printer, 96 Holiday
Gelleight Peter, woodsawyer, 510 Pensa. av
Geller Peter, shoemaker, 166 Sarah Ann
Gelston Hugh D. planing mill, 197 s Caroline,
office Washington hall, 5 e Baltimore, dw
near Calverton mills, Baltimore Co.
Gelston Hugh, office, 5 e Baltimore, dw 155
St. Paul
GELSTON V. DeL. agent Calverton Carpet
Co. 5 e Baltimore, dw 155 St. Paul
Gemm Henry, cigar maker, 35 s Bethel
Gemmell Alexander, clerk, 121 n Charles
GEMMELL THOMAS, miner and shipper
of coal, 44 w Second, dw 121 n Charles
Gemmell Walter, police, 535 Lexington
Gemeny Benj. carpenter, 132 s Chester
Gempf George, carpenter, 55 n Amity
Gempp John, grocer, 153 Peirce
GemundtChas. (Pasquay & G.) 7 Harrison
Gengnagel Henry, butcher, 86 Hampstead
Gengnagel Jacob, sr., butcher, 34 and 36 Fell's
Point market, dw 86 Hampstead
Gengnagel Jacob, jr., butcher, 86 Hampstead
Gengnagel Sophia, dressmaker, 148 Henrietta
Genenpbunti Solomon, driver, 85 Columbia
Gens Charles, professor of music, 344 Lex-
ington
Gensenvich Rudolph, cigar maker, 108 Raborg
Gent Henry, ship carpenter, 12 Hamburg
Gent John, melter, 137 Henrietta
Gent Thos. D ship carpen. 22 Hamburg
Gentry Haden, telegraph oper. 44 s High
Gentry Wm. D. telegraph oper. 44 s High
Genzer John, cooper, Frederick av near city
limits
Geoghegan Catherine, tailoress, 81 Hill
Geoghegan Miss Henrietta, vestmaker, 235 n
Eden
Geoghegan Miss Isadora, vestmaker, 235 n
Eden
Geoghegan Philemon, ship carpentrr, Johnson
near West
GEOGHEGAN CAPT. STEWART, 41
Warren
George Alfred, lumber merch. 108 n Greene
GEORGE ANDREW J. glassware dealer, 41
s Charles, dw 235 e Baltimore
George Ann, tailoress, 142 Hamburg
George Charles W. lumber merchant, 108 n
Greene
George Conrad, 170 s Wolfe
George Ezekiel C. laborer, 326 Raborg
George Francis G. fresco painter, 341 Franklin
George George W. printer, 163 n Caroline
George Henry, clerk, 710 w Baltimore
George Henry, shoemaker, 225 Light
GEORGE ISAAC S. wholesale and retail
dealer in boots shoes, &c. 80 Centre Mar-
ket Space, dw 214 e Baltimore
George James, farmer, 162 n Howard
George Jas B. sr. collector, 208 e Baltimore
GEORGE & JENKINS, provision and com-
mission merchants, 48 South
George John M. clerk, 208 e Baltimore
George J. Brown, clerk, 214 e Baltimore
George John Henry, clerk, 760 w Baltimore
George John, confectioner, Philadelphia depot
George John B. brakesman, 421 w Lombard,
George Margaret, trimmings, 72 Richmond
George Matlhias, milkman, O'Donnell, near
city av
George Moses L. confectioner, 70 w Baltimore
George Philip T. (G. & Jenkins,) 7 Franklin
George Samuel K. jr. 71 Mt. Vernon place
George W. George, engineer, 213 n Bond
George Samuel K. com. merchant, 50 s Gay,
dw 71 Mount Vernon place
George Stephen, carpenter, 72 Richmond
George Stephen & Son, lumber, 37 n Greene
George Thos. J. bookkeeper, 208 e Baltimore
George Wm. S. sr., carpenter, 1 George
George Wm. S. jr., clerk, 1 George
George William, laborer, 80 Albemarle
George William H. W. waterman, 142 Ham-
burg
George's Creek Coal & Iron Co. 19 South, up
stairs, A. H. Stump, president
Georghegan John R, machinist, 130 Conway
Georgius Frederick, painter, 50 Pearl
Georgius Gustavus F. barber, 17 Holiday,
dwSi^n High
OKO. S. PAGK & BROm Manufacturers of Roof* and Roofing Ivlaterials, 111 Smitbll
WTiarf. C. HART S3UTH, Agent.
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Gephart George C. butcher, Fremont near
Penna. av
Gephardt John, tailor, 147 s Bethel
Gephardt John, tailor, 191 s Chester
Gephardt Valentine, laborer, 241 s Wolfe
Gephart John, laborer, 47 President
Gephart John, jr., tobacco, cigars, &c., 320
w Baltimore, dw 303 w Lombard
Gepperich James, 84 s Wolfe
Geraghty Michael F. attorney, 5 Courtland
Gerahty Mrs. Peter, 78 Block
Gerahty P. J. spar maker, 78 Block
Gerathy Mary, 251 s Wolfe
Gerber Anna B. 237 Hamburg
Gerber Christian, carpenter, 126 s Paca
Gerber Ignatz, laborer, 38 Durst al
Gerbur John C. oilman, 89 s Carey
Gerbrich Joseph, grocery, 307 Cathedral
Gerbrick John W. engineer, N. C. Railway,
Mount Royal, foot of McMechin
Gerbrick Mary, 4 George
GERDES, BULLING & WEHRHANE,
shipping and commission merchants, 143 w
Lombard
Gerding George, foundryman, 531 Canton av
Gere Rev. John A. 69 s Broadway
Gerhald Henry, saddle tree maker, 190 e
Monument
Gerhard Christ, shoemaker, 15 L. McElderry
Gerhard Jacob, nightman, 134 Hamburg
Gerhard John A. laborer, 21 L. McElderry
Gerhardt Henry, tailor, 85 McElderry's whf.
Gerhart George, 150 Burgundy al
Gerhold Charles, tailor, 164 n Eden
Gerhold George, shoemaker, 10 Baker
Gerhold George, shoemaker, 169 n Eden
Gerin Mrs. Rebecca A. 544 Saratoga
Gerity John, laborer, 102 St. Peter
Gerke Charles, furs, 60 Lexington
Gerken Mrs. 24 Thames
Gerken VVm. J. grocer, 76 Boyd
Gerkman August, tailor, 61 Bank
Gerlach Mrs. Margaret, 271 e Monument
Germ Frederick, gunsmith, 33 e Lombard
German Anne M. 172 p Broadway,"
German Baptist Church, Calhoun nrSchroeder
German Benj. C. jr. provisions, n e cor Mad-
ison and Spring
German Benj. wheelwright, 70 n Broadway
German Chas. B. shoemaker, 228 e Lombard
German Chas. F. bakery, 33 n Frederick
German Catholic People's Gazette, over 114
w Baltimore
GERMAN CORRESPONDENT, 3 sGay
German Evangelical Reformed Church, Con-
way near Sharp
German Evangelical Reformed Church, n e
cor St. Peter and Scott
German and English School, s e cor Penna av.
and Mosher
German George, shoemaker, 104 s Bond
German H. 352 s Caroline
German Isaac S. broom maker, 16 Haw
German Jacob K. tavern, 248 Broadway
Gorman Job, chair maker, 223 n Central av
German John, sail maker, 252 e Lombard
German John, police, 12 n Caroline
German John, laborer, 17 Elliott
German Joseph, photographer, over 234 Lex-
ington
German Joseph S. 39 n Exeter
German Lutheran Reformed Church, cor Sar-
atoga and Holiday
German Lutheran Church, 234 Eastern av
German Mary, confectionery, 228 e Lom-
bard
German Mary, 21 Block
German M. E. Church, cor Penna. av and
Mosher
German Methodist Reformed Church, 139 s
Bioadway
Germania Mannergor Rooms, over 147 w
Lombard
German Reformed Church, Calvert s of Sara-
toga
Germania Society, (German Club,) 165 w
Lombard
German n Geo. P. 33 n Frederick
Germann Herman, butcher. Western Ceme-
tery la
Germer John Henry, shoemaker, 6 Burke,
Germershausen Francis G. shoemaker, 269 n
Central av
Germershausen Louis, grocery, 114 Vine
Gerner George, painter, 4 Plowman
Gernet Jacob, laborer, 308 Johnson
Gerneth Bartholomew, laborer, 20 Fountain
Gernhardt Herman T. glass stainer, over s e
cor Fayette and Holiday, dw 162 Aisquith
Gernhart Jacob, cabinet maker, 37 L. McEl-
derry
Gerns Lydia, seamstress, 114 Vine
Gerns Wm. S. soldier, 114 Vine
Gerrish Wm. 502 w Fayette
Gerwick John, laborer, 16 Callendar al
Gerz Henry, shoemaker, 137 Low
Gesang Adam, tailor, 211 s Bond
Gesford Geo. coach smitli, 21 Stirling
Gesford Wm. 328 Franklin
Gestenberg p. M. 265 Aliceanna
Gest Edward, soldier, 188 Lemmon
Gest Mrs. Rebecca, 188 Lemmon
Gessner Barbara, grocery, 325 Canton
Gessner John N. grocery, 44 Greenmount
av
Gessler Francis X. piano maker, 44 Clay
Getlien Pauline, dress maker, 202 s Bethel
Getierman Louis, baker, 166 n Eden
Gettier Augustus J. carpenter, 150 Division
Gettier Charles A. messenger Adams Express,
357 Pennsylvania av
Gettier Charles A. messenger Adams Express,
571 Saratoga
Gettier Cor. E. messenger Adams' Express,
357 Pennsylvania av
Gettier Edmund P. cooper, 45 Mosher
Gettier Edward P. painter, 237 w Biddle
Gettier Henry, turner, 57 Biddle al
Gettier Henry, turner, 237 w Biddle
Gettier Jacob, 271 Saratoga
Gettier Jacob, huckster, 158 s Bond
Gettier John L. carpenter, 102 Hoffman, dw
104
Gettier John T. tinner, 271 Saratoga
Gettier John L. 237 w Biddle
Gettier Jos. A. leather inspector, 139 Mc-
Culloh
Gettier Margaret, 104 Ross
Gettier Wm. P. tobacco and cigar dealer, 25
w Pratt
Gettier Wm. H, painter, 237 w Biddle
Gettier Wm. V. bricklayer, 9 Grundy
Gettisch Conrad, laborer, 255 Aliceanna
Gettman Adam, laborer, 2 Shakspear
Gettslich Chas. E. clerk, 311 Franklm
Getty David A. 86 a Eden
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, F^re and Ufe Insurance Agent and Brolcer. Agent
Benefit UA Insurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 80 Second Street.
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Getty Eliza, 141 Saratoga
Getty Francis, 69 n Paca
Getty James, 221 w Lombard
Getty James F. clerk, 69 Paca
Getty James, dry goods, 105 n Gay, and 67
n Howard, dw Lombard between Paca and
Greene
Getz Andrew, tailor, 50 Short
Getz Adam J. paver, 2 Hulls la
Getz Anse, grocery, 220 s Caroline
Getz Charles S. artist, 579 Lexington
Getz Charles, (E. A. Keene & Co.) 266 e
Baltimore
Getz Christian, grocer, cor Eutaw & Henrietta
Getz Conrad, tailor, 259 n Eden
Getz Conrad, barber, 127 s Broadway
Getz Conrad, tailor, 264 s Ann
Getz Earnest, 74 Lewis
Getz Earnest, printer, 37 Low
Getz Frederick, shoemaker, 29 May
Getz George, cutter, 108 s Caroline
Getz Henry, sawyer, 257 Eastern av
Getz Jacob, laborer, 69 s Chapel
Getz John, saddle and harness, 176 n Gay,
dw 259 n Eden
Getz John, driver, 12 L. Broadway
Getz John M. carpenter, 173 Aisquith
Getze Augustus, stoves and tinware, 286 n
Gay
Getzendener Charles, soldier, 3 China
Getzer Frank, shoemaker, 106 Gough
Getzgow Michael, tailor, Central av near
Chase
Getzinger Mrs. Magdalene, seamstress, 86
Albermarle
Geyer Adam, tailor, 71 s Fremont
Geyer August, grocery, 233 e Lombard
Geyer Edw. G. (G. & Wilkins,) 239 w
Lombard
Geyer & Wilkins, ship, and commis. mer-
chants, 122 w Lombard
Geyer Margaret, laundress, 43 Johnson
Geyser Frantz, fruit dealer, 3 Spring ct
Ghalor George, switchman, 192 s Eutaw
Ghee Henry, trunkmaker, 76 Mulberry
Ghering Joseph, drayman, 412 s Charles
Ghequiere Mrs. Cecibee, 133 Pearl
Ghequiere Miss Sarah, seamstress, 306 n
Eutaw
Gibaney Christopher, drayman, 84 Richmond
Gibaney Elizabeth, 84 Richmond
Gibaney Sarah, 84 Richmond
Gibaney John, stone cutter, 154 Cathedral
Gibel Frederick, laborer, 27 Fell
Giardin Emile, jeweler, 130 L. Greene
Gibbius John, machinist, 162 Raborg
Gibbon Patrick, light house builder, 176 L.
Constitution
Gibbons Mrs. Ann, 75 Hill
Gibbons Austin, puddler, 35 Burke. Canton
Gibbons Mrs. Eliza, 256 Madison
Gibbons Hubbard, laborer, 4 Addison
Gibbons Rev. James, pastor St. Bridget's
Church, cor Cannon and Hudson
Gibbons James S. porter, 18 Rock
Gibbons John, carter, n e cor Elliott and
Potomac
Gibbons John, laborer, 226 German
Gibbons Mrs. Mary Ann, 18 Rock
Gibbons Nicholas, laborer, Clinton
Gibbons Stephen, steward at Maltby House
Gibbons Sarah A. milliner, 48 e Baltimore
Gibbons Wm. clerk. 17 n Caroline
Gibbons Wm. tailor, 226 German
Gibbs Edward A. 37 McCulIoh
Gibbs Mary A. 539U w Fayette
Gibbs Sarah Ann, 197 Forrest
Gibbs Wm. cigar maker, 197 Forrest
Giblin Andrew, barkeeper, 14 Buren
Giblin Daniel, laborer, 70 McKim
Gibmyer Frederick, laborer, 383 Canton av
Gihney Geo. J. (G. & Hall,) 685 Lexington
Gibney Hall & Co., com. merchants, 90
Spears' wharf
Gibaney James, drayman, 84 Richmond
Gibney John, cabinet maker, 481 Lexington
Gibney Dr. Richard, dentist, 32 n Gay
Gibson Andrew, barkeeper, 14 Buren
Gibson Rev. Alexander E. 202 Eastern av
Gibson A. F. bookkeeper, 90 Saratoga
Gibson A. F. 90 Saratoga
Gibson Anna T. boarding, 144 w Baltimore
Gibson Mrs. Annie E. 122 e Baltimore
GIBSON & BOHANNAN, lock manuf. 1
Cheapside
Gibson Charles C. (G. & Co.) 149 w Biddle
GIBSON & CO., auctioneers, over 7 n Charles
Gibson Chas. T. (G. & Bohannan,) 411 n
Central av
Gibson David, mariner, 175 Central av
Gibson George, printer, 4 Ensor
Gibson Geo. W. laborer, Hunter al near John
Gibson George, (G. & Co.) 119 s Charles
GIBSON Dr. GEORGE S. 116 Park
Gibson Dr. G. S. jr. 116 Park
Gibson Henry, tile maker, near Reese's iron
works
Gibson Henry B. clerk, 90 Saratoga
Gibson Henry W. painter, 70 Ross
Gibson Mrs. James, principallngleside Semi-
nary, near Catonsville, Baltimore co
Gibson James A. tinner, 9 Mott
Gibson James Wm. clerk, 5 McElderry
Gibson James S. soldier, 212 German
Gibson Jane, 57 e Monument
Gibson John R. stevedore, 292 e Monument
Gibson Joseph, printer, 130 e Madison
Gibson Mary, 260 n Howard
Gibson Mary, 121 Park
Gibson Margaret, Vincent near Baltimore
Gibson Patrick, cashier Bank of Baltimore,
dw 9 Cathedral
Gibson Rezin S. 4 s Broadway
Gibson Robert, rigger, 222 Eastern av
Gibson Samuel, watchmaker, 2 Watson ct
Gibson Thos. L. laborer, Hunter al near John
Gibson Capt. Wm. 267 e Pratt
Gibson Wm. confectioner, 746 w Baltimore
Gibbons Wm. L. waterman, 49 n Caroline
Gick John, carpenter, 287 n Central av
Giddart John, huckster, 158 s Bond
Giddeghen Charles, laborer, 5 Orchard
Giddings Marshal, porter, 51 Chesnut
Giefel Mrs. Barbara, tailoress, 6 West al
Gierty Patrick, 250 n Howard
Gies John, car driver, 202 Stirling
GIESE J. HENRY, Commission
Merchant for the sale of Flour,
Grain, Seeds, and all kinds of
Country Produce, 21 Spear's whf.
)|^= Agency for sale of Rosendale
Cement and Calcined Plaster.
Dw. cor. Eager and Calvert.
J. HENRY GIESE, Coinuussion Mercliant, for tJie sale of F-lour, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ai Speor'a Mnuact.
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Giesener John, laborer, 245 s Dallas
Gieske Chas. clerk, 33 Conway
Gieske Gustav, (G.& Niemann,) 98 Hanover
Gieske & Niemann, leaf tobacco commission
merchants, 120 s Charles
Giesler George, fisherman, 2 Gould la
Giesler John" A. cutter, 283 w Pratt
Giesler John, instrument maker, 283 w Pratt
Giesregen Paulus, carpenter, 108 s Spring
Giesrehn Fredk., baker, 120 Greenniount av
Giest Henry, brickmaker, 903 w Pratt
Gilford Mrs. Hugh, 82 s Bond
Gilford James J. carpenter, 188 e Fayette
Giglein John A. lager beer, Madison near
Northern av
Gilbert Albert G (G. H. Reese & Bro.) 163
w Lombard
Gilbert Aquilla, carpenter, Kimmel al near
Saratoga, dw 98 Pearl
Gilbert Edward, coach trimmer, 75 Aisquith
Gilbert Georgiana, milliner, 75 Aisquith
Gilbert Jarrett N. clerk, 20 s Paca
Gilbert Joseph M. clerk, 98 Pearl
Gilbert Lewis, provisions, 212 n Howard,
dw 68 w Biddle
Gilbert Lew'is, tinner, 34 n Amity
Gilbert Wm. B. shoemaker, 152 Columbia
Gilbert Wm. H. agent York road Passenger
Railway, office cor East and Ensor, dw 15
s Caroline
Gilbrcg, John, boot fitter, 5 Elizabeth la
Gilchrist James, drayman, 279 w Pratt
Gilchrist John, drayman, 105 York
Gilda Anna, 104 w Fayette
Gildea Francis, bricklayer, 31 St. Mary
Gildea John H. (John F. Forrester & Co.)
29 St. Mary
Gildea John, huckster, 29 St. Mary
Gildea John, laborer, 207 Vine
Gildea Maria, seamstress, 11 Penna. av
Gilder Lawrence L. soldier, 27 s Pacu
Gildersleve Geo. (G. & Whitridge,) Charles
n of Eager
GILDERSLEVE & W^HITRIDGE, stock
and bill brokers, 61 w Second
Giles Augustus, 34 n Calvert
Giles Geo. W. laborer, Marriott nr. Haubert
Giles Henry M. 93 Garden
Giles John, tanner, 141 s Fremont
Giles Joseph, cooper, 116 s Fremont
Giles Joseph, tailor, 223 s Bond
Giles Mary A. tavern, 149 Eastern av
Giles Mary J. 163 Ross
Giles Wm. oak cooper, 453 Franklin
Giles Wm. F. judge U. S. District Court, 17
Franklin
Gilford Thos. carpenter, 58 Mullikin
Gilfos Theodore, tailor, 249 e Biddle
Gilfoyle Patrick, laborer, 12 Rose
Gilgartner Louis, sone cutter, 70 s Bond
Gilliooley Patrick, laborer, 14 Buren
Gilhooly Mrs. Mary, 22 Morris al
Gill Absalom, shoemaker, 82 Peirce
Gill Mrs. Angelica, 256 Madison av
Gill Andrew, stone cutter, 26 Scott
Gill Bryson & Son, dentists, cuppers and
leechers, 56 s Sharp
GILL Dr. BRYSON J. dentist, 212 n Eutaw
Gill Chas. M. ( Bryson G.& Son,) 56 s Sharp
Gill Daniel D. attorney, n w cor Fayette and
St. Paul, dw 4 Garden
Gill Elisha, ship carp. 27 Philpot
Gill Edward, trader, 265 n Eden
Gill Elizabeth R. confectionery, 455 n Gay
Gill Elisha P. grocer, Aliceanna near Cannon
Gill Ely A. (Saml. H. G. & Bro.) 56 s Sharp
Gill Frederick Y. soldier, 14 Durst al
Gill George, driver, 195 s Chapel
Gill George, fisherman, 123 s Wolfe
GILL GEORGE M. attorney, 36 St. Paul, dw
227 n Charles
Gill Henry, typefounder, 131 Harford av
Gill Mrs. Jane M. cupping and leeching, 212
n Eutaw
Gillen James, plumber, 96 Holiday
Gill James R. carpenter, Wolfe near Pratt,
dw 176 Bank
Gill John, tavern, 23 Lemmon i
Gill John C. bricklayer, 150 n Fremont
Gill J. L. D. 13 n High
Gill Mrs. Julia, 5 n Fremont
Gill Luther, saddler, 336 w Pratt
Gill Maria M. 175 n Eutaw
Gill M. Gillet, (Martin Gillet & Co.) 160 w
Fayette
Gill Nich. cooper, 444 Lexington
Gill Noah, cooper, 419 n Gay
Gill 0. M. 62 St. Paul
Gill Owen A. (Martin Gillet & Co.) 160 w
Fayette
Gill Peter, tinner, Eastern Hotel, Centre Mar-
ket space
Gill Stephen, laborer, 202 s Wolfe
Gill Samuel H. & Brother, dentists, n w cor
Hanover and Lombard, dw S. H. G. 56 s
Sharp
Gill Wm. E. cooper, 308 Franklin
Gill Dr. Wm. F. dentist, 214 w Biddle
Gill William L. teller Merchant's Bank, 41
Courtland
Gillan Patrick, cooper, 61 e Monument
Gillan Patrick, laborer, 84 French
Gillard James, laborer, 207 Lemmon
Gillard Wm. H. whip maker, 113 Pearl
Gillapsey Robert, painter, 23 St. Mary
Gilbee Catherine, 30 Townsend
Gillegan Edward, ship carp. 340 e Lombard
Gillelan William J. carpenter, 79 Preston
Gillen James, plumber, 96 Holiday
Gillen Michael, huckster, cor Boyd & Amity
Gillen Wm. baker, 90 Holiday
Giller Charles, tinner, 289 Franklin
Giller Francis, tailor, 162 Stirling
Gillery John, laborer, 20 Stiles
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, 98 Chesapeake
Gillespie Wm. copper plate engraver, over
220 w Baltimore, dw 467 w Fayette
Gillet Geo. M. (G. M. G.& Co.) 60 w Biddle
GILLET GEORGE M. & CO. tea, 56 s Gay
GILLET MARTIN & CO. tea, 38 w Lom-
bard
Gillett John, railroad agent, 108 e Monument
Gilley Charles, mariner, 166 e Lombard
Gilley Capt. Isaac F. mariner, 166 e Lombard
Gilley Wm. T. mariner, 166 e Lombard
Gilliel Mrs. Ann C. doctress, 69 Harford av
Gilligan Patrick, huckster, 549 Saratoga
Gillin James, cooper, 61 e Monument
Gillin Patrick, hackman, 34 Marion
Gillingham Capt. Christopher, 136 s Paca
Gillingham David, car driver, 233 e Madison
Gillingham E.D. engraver, Gilmor nr Saratoga
Gillingham Edw. conductor B. & 0. R. R.
dw 136 s Paca
Gillingham Geo. H. bookkeeper, dw Howard
house
GBO. S. PAGE Si BRO.. Mnnurnctwrcr* of Rooftj and Roofing Materials, 111 SJOoltlL's
Wlxnrf. C. HART SJIITH, Ageut.
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Gillingham Geo. 0. clerk, 322 Madison av
Gillingham Henry R. machinist, 136 s Paca
Gillingham James, miller, 483 Belair av
Gillingham Mary A. tailoress, 21 Cullender al
Gillingham Wm. baggage agt. B. & 0. R. R.
17 Warren
Gillman Geo. H. agent for Fairbank's scales,
246 w Baltimore
Gilman John S. (Horace Abbott & Son) 67 e
Pratt
Gilman Dr. Judson, 172 Saratoga
Gillmeyer Geo. S. watchman, 11 TownsenS
Gilmor Charles S. Northern av nr Charles
Gilmor Charles, agent Baltimore Co's coal,
dw 108 Park
Gilmor House, Monument square
Gilmor Robert, jr. attorney, 20 Law Buildings,
dw 108 Park
Gilmor Wm. jr. stock broker, 49 Exchange
place, dw 108 Park
Gilmor William, 47 Franklin
Gilmore James, drayman, 94 Warren
Gilmore John, clerk, 38 Chatsworth
Gilmore Letitia, grocery, 85 Hillen
Gilmore Mrs. Louisa, 38 Chatsworth
Gilmore Mrs. Nancy C. 3 Aisquith
Gilmore Richard J. clothing cutter, 204 s Ann
Gilmore Robert, moulder, 85 Hillen
Gilmore Mrs. Rachel, 147 German
Gilmore Thos. laborer, 4 Phoenix row, Hillen
Gilmour Mrs. Andrew M. 239 w Pratt
GILMOUR JAMES D. confectioner and ba-
ker, n e cor Madison and Eutaw
Gilmour Franklin M. confectioner and baker,
239 w Pratt
Gilpin Albert, clerk, 163 w Lombard
Gilpin Bern. (Canby, G. & Co.) Halto. co
Gilpin John W. barrels, 80 Cross
Gilroy Catherine, cook, 56 Raborg
Gilroy John, soap maker, 3 Stiles
Gimper Wm. F, sugar refiner, 55 Granby
Ginder Andrew, laborer, 2 Wyeth
Ginder Peter, tanner, 370 e Eager
Gingkel John, tailor, 80 s Wolfe
Ginsel Henry, drayman, 96 s Eutaw
Ginter Francis, shoemaker, 15 Scott
Ginter John A. carpenter, 281 Ross
Ginter John, laborer, 33 Biddle al
Ginthel Henry, tailor, 239 Lee
Giorgie Signer, professor music, 16 Valley
Gipe George, huckster, Jefferson nr Broadway
Gipson Edw. laborer, 50 Caroline
Gipprich Antony, photographer, 84 s Wolf
Gipprich Joseph, clothing cutter, 84 s Wolfe
Girardin Emile, jeweler, 130 s Greene
Girdin Henry, laborer, 49 Canton av
Girvin Catherine, 295 Franklin
Girvin James, 149 n Paca
GIRVIN J. M. ship, commission merchant,
23 Spear's whf. dw 278 Paca row
Girvin Robert, gas fitter, 17 Goodman al
Girvin Wm. G. clerk, 295 Franklin
Gisen John, hackman, 104 Franklin
Gisengetter Wm. car driver, 219 s Broadway
Gissel Wm. tailor, 281 Hanover
Gishel Conrad, cigar maker, 169 Columbia
Gith Philip, shoemaker, 21 e Fayette
Gist Jos. (G. & Wells) 306 w Lombard
f Gist Mary, 25 Orleans
Gist Nicholas R. attorney, 108 Aisquith
Gist Wm. salesman, 64 e Lombard
Gist & Wells, produce and commission mer-
chants, 126 and 128 s Eutaw
Gist W. L 306 w Lombard
Gittings Catherine, 45 Garden
Gittings Edw. S. moulder, 50 n Fremont
Gittings James (D. Levering <t Co.) s e cor
McMechin and Grundy
GITTINGS JOHN S. & CO. bankers, 29
South. — [See p. 35 Jdvertiseinents.]
Gittings John S. (John S. G. & Co.) presi-
dent Chesapeake Bank, office 13 North, dw
149 St. Paul
Gittings John L. wagoner, 105 n Spring
Gittings Lambert & Co. com. and ship, mer-
chants, 58 Buchanan's whf
Gittings Lambert (L. G. & Co.) 61 Mt. Ver-
non place
Gittings Richard J. (A. W. Machen & R. J.
Gittings,) State's attorney for Baltimore co.
47 St. Paul, dw Baltimore co
Gittings Richard, 123 North
Gittings Wm. wagoner, 107 n Spring
Gittings Wm. engineer, 386 Light
Giustiniani Rev. Joseph, pastor Church of
Immaculate Conception, n e cor Mosher
and Ross
Given Nicholas, 207 Aliceanna
Glaab George, shoemaker, 57 Holland
Gladding Capt. Alfred, 209 Hanover
Gladding Lavinia, boarding, 209 Hanover
Glady Henry, barber, 49 Thames
Gladston And. J. bricklayer, 212 Harford av
Gladston Chas. A. bricklayer, 208 Harford av
Gladston Mrs. Rebecca, 212 Harford av
Glaen Anthony, locksmith, 63 Pearl
Glaenzer Chas. F. grocer, 832 w Baltimore
Glaeser Catherine, 203 s Bond
Glaeser Fredk. shoemaker, 201 s Bond
Glaeser Jacob, shoemaker, 638 Light
Glaeser John, shoemaker, 203 s Bond
Glaer George, laborer, 130 French
Glaghorn John, shoemaker, 15 Armistead la
Glanding David, carpenter, 322 w Fayette
Glanding Mrs. Mary, 322 w Fayette
Glann Joseph, bricklayer, 150 Hillen
Glann Samuel J. carpenter, 63 n Caroline
Glanville Arthur J. clerk, 247 n Caroline
Glanville James 0. salesman, 247 n Caroline
Glanville James W. collector, 247 n Caroline •
Glanville Robert B. clerk N. C. R. R. 247 n
Caroline
Glanville Thomas, shoemaker, 509 Saratoga
Glas Conrad, lager beer saloon, 370 Penna. av
Glase John, laborer, Clinton, Canton
Glaser Henry, shoemaker, 68 McElderry
Glaser Henry, shoemaker, 165 e Fayette
Glaser John, laborer, 30 Burke
Glasgow Mrs. Ann B. 256 w Fayette
Glasgow James, bookkeeper, 25 n Calvert
Glass Chas. F. clerk, Fremont nr. Penna. av
Glass Emory, shoemaker, 165 Hughes
Glass George, cooper, 74 s Central av
Glass George, baker, 239 Light
Glass Henry, laborer, 161 s Eden
Glass James A. police, 122 s Eden
Glass John, laborer, 249 s Bethel
Glass Sarah Ann, 208 Forrest
Glass Wm. D. harness maker, 129 s Fremont,
dw 172 Columbia
Glasser Catharine M. dressmak. 105 s Dallas
Glasser Frederick, baker, 105 s Dallas
Glasshoff Mrs. Teresa, laundress, 17 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Glassman John, laborer, 342 Canton av
Glatthaer Lewis, cooper, 336 s Sharp
■WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and I.ife Insnranee Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Glattseur John, soldier, Dover near Fulton
Glauber Jacob, 47 Harrison
Gleasar Frederick, shoemaker, 201 s Bond
Gleasar John, shoemaker, 203 s Bond
Gleaser John, shoemaker, 204 Bank
Gleason Catherine, laundress, 60 Lewis
Gleason Catherine, seamstress, 250 n Eutaw
Gleason David A. carpenter, 250 n Eutaw
Gleason Martin, tailor, 11 Hillen
Gleason Michael laborer, 11 Hillen
Gleason Wm. H. sutler, Fulton nr Fayette
Glebert Zalastend, shoemaker, 237 Light
Gleeson Mrs. Bridget, n w cor Front and
Second
Gleichman John, tailor, 144 s Caroline
Gleichman Wm. laborer, 232 s Caroline
Gleir Martin, dancing master, 30Granby
Glen Alexander, grocery, 257 e Monument
Glen Jeanette, grocery and liquor, 231 e Mon-
ument
Glen John, laborer, 197 n Eden
Glenn Alexander, ship carp. 294 e Lombard
Glenn Benj. ship carp. 75 s Washington, F.P.
Glenn Elijah B. 273 e Baltimore
Glenn Elijah B. jr. (Samuel G. & Bro.) 273 e
Baltimore
Glenn Mrs. F. butcher, 31 Belair market, dw
Ensor near Forrest
Glenn John, cooper, 192 Hanover
Glenn John, soldier, 2 L. Barclay
Glenn Joseph, sweep master, 211 e Pratt
Glenn Margaret F. dress maker, 64)^ Lex-
ington
Glenn Mrs. M. F. 49 w Biddle
Glenn Patrick, laborer, 30 Morton al
Glenn Samuel & Bro. imp. and wholesale
dealers in cutlery, 52 Light
Glenn Samuel (S. G. & Bro.) 273 e Baltimore
Glenn Samuel W. artist, 56 Bond
Glenn Samuel B. shipsmith, 71 Gough
Glenn William, grocery, 2.38 Bank
GLENN WILLIAM W. attorney at law, 6
n Calvort, dw 153 n Charles
Glenn Wm. M. ship joiner, 71 Gough
Glennan John, waiter, 74 Franklin
Glennon Thomas, porter, 78 n Greene
Glestman Wm. laborer, 2.32 s Caroline
Glichrran John, tailor, 144 s Caroline
Glichman Frederick, teacher, 130 s Dallas
Giick Caspar, laborer, 271 Aisquith
Glinn Lieut. James G. 12 Holiday
Glin John, carter, 385 e Eager
Glindy Capt. Wm. U. S. N.,20] w Fayette
Glock Adam, shoemaker, 181 s Bethel
Glock Adam, laborer, 175 s Dallas
Glocker Emanuel J. clerk, 64 Columbia
GLOCKER & NORRIS, conveyancers and
property agents, 63 w Fayette
Glocker Theodore W. clinical clerk at Balti-
more Infirmary
Glocker Theo. (G. & Norris,) 98 Saratoga
Glodell Mrs. 287 Franklin
GLONINGER JOHN R. & CO. wines,
liquors, cigars and groceries, 7 n Charles
Gloninger John R. (J. R. C. & Co.) 47 Mul-
berry
Glonk Christian, shoemaker, 20 s Peirce
Glosler Ernest, tailor, 274 s Charles
Gloster John, soldier, 114 McEldcrry
Gloss Balthus, baker, 26 Hampstead
Glover James, boiler maker, 84 s Carey
Glover John W. boiler maker, 324 William
Glover Joseph, 105 s Caroline
Glover Thomas, boiler maker, Aliceanna near
Cannon
Glover Thomas A. boiler maker, 481 Light
Gluck Adam, cooper, 26 Plea.sant al
Gluck Henry C. grocery, n e cor Chew and
Caroline
GLUCK WM. tin and sheet iron store, 79 and
81 n Gay, dw 135
Gluckstein Alois, shoe store, n e cor Mulberry
and Eutaw
Glutz John, weaver, 444 Saratoga
Glynn Lieut. J. Gabriel, asst. act. adj't gen'l.
head quarters, dw Eutaw House
Gminder Jacob, military ornaments, &c. 10)^
s Calvert, dw 153 s Sharp
Gnan Henry, carpenter, 17 s Washington,
F. P,
Gniesmer Henry, broom maker, 45 Lancaster
Gneiss John, laborer, 220 s Durham
Gnosphelius Nathaniel, periodicals, 831 w
Baltimore
Gobright Covington G. clerk, 100 n Greene
Gobright Joseph S. coachmaker, 341 Ross
Gobright Wm. H. editor, 37 n Gilmor
Gocking Anton, carpenter, 345 Canton av
Goddard Charles, patent medicines, 59 n Lib-
erty
Godey Henry, clerk, 41 Hanover
Godey Thomas, hatter, 41 Hanover
GODEY THOMAS, cabinet manufacturer,
54 Hanover, dw 41
Godfrey George, police, 236 n Gay
Godfrey John, furniture wagoner, 152 George
Godfrey John, wagoner, 590 Penna av
Godfrey Sarah, 12 McElderry
Godfrey Samuel, tailor, 12 McElderry
Godfrey Thomas, 15 Albemarle
Godman Adam Q. druggist, cor Gay and Bal-
timore, dw 66 n Eden
Godman Adeline, confectionery, 94 Aisquith
Godman Mrs. Amavinta, vest maker, 71 s
Fremont
Godman Clemens, shoemaker, 94 Aisquith
Godman George R. butcher, 898 w Baltimore
Godman John, butcher, Frederick road, near
Paradise Hotel
Godman Sarah A., Clifton, Baltimore co
Godman Thomas W. butcher, 64 Centre, 73
Lexington and 72 Hanover markets, dw 898
w Baltimore
Godman Thos. S. butcher, 26 Calverton road
Godman William, butcher, 153 Chatsworth
Godman Wm. H. provision store, 61Penna. av
Godtart George L. cooper, 67 n Gay
Godwin Mrs. Ann, 188 Conway
Godwin H. Hackeit, clerk, 107 s Sharp
Godwin Capt. Jeremiah, mariner, 172 Orleans
Godwin Littleton, trunk maker, 188 Conway
Godwin Michael, laborer, 183 s Spring
Godwin Mrs. Sarah J. boarding, 274 n Eutaw
Godwin Thos. S. draughtsman, 94 e Fayette
Godwin Walter, clerk, 104 William
Godwin William, jr., commission merchant, 5
Wood, dw 107 s Sharp
Godwin Wm. W. clerk, 107 s Sharp
Goebe Michael, laborer, 85 s Regester
Goebel Ludwig, tailor, 11 Clay
Goebel Philip, shoemaker, 338 Mulberry
Goepel Henry, dry goods, 164 s Eutaw
Goepert Christian, harness maker, 251 s Bond
Goertz Frederick W. confectioner, 185 s Sharp
Goertz Hugo, piano maker, 306 Franklin
Goeting Philip, tailor, 148 Camden
J. HESTRY GIESE:, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <&o.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, SI Spear's MSTbart.
GOE
153
GOO
Goetz George, lager beer, 64 s Howard
•Goetz John G. baker, 843 w Baltimore
Goetz John A. G. stoves and tin ware, 19
Brown
Goetz John W. L. painter, 37 Bevan
Going Alvah, machinist, 104 w Biddle
Goft Adam, wood sawyer, 26 Knox al
Gogel Charles, express messenger, 405 n Gay
Goghegan Henry, varnisher, 433 w Pratt
Goggin Richard, mariner, 33 Fell
Goh Ferdinand, lager beer, 7 Calverton road
Gohlinghost Harman, tavern, cor of Bond and
Lancaster
Gohlinghorst John G. tavern, 66 Light
Gohlinghorst John G. 32 w Lombard
GOHLINGHORST JOHN H. restaurant, 5
Saratoga
Gohn John B. currier, 154 Light
Gold Abraham, (R. Kraus &Co.) 47 Granby
Gold Bernard, shoemaker, 32 Maiden la
Gold Joseph, brickmaker, cor Fulton and
Pratt
Gold Mrs. Mary E. 185 Conway
Goldbeck Wm. carpenter, 86 s Castle al
Golden Ann, huckstress, 30 Harford av
Golden James, laborer, 13 Webster al
Golden John, laborer, 168 Greenmount av
Golden Richard, laborer, 15 Carlton
GOLDENBERG & WEINBERG, embroi-
deries, laces, &c. 163 w Baltimore
Goldenberg Reuben, (G. & Weinberg,) 65 n
Front
Goldenberg Seligman, clerk, 23 s Sharp
Goldenburg & Co. millinery, 52 n Howard
Goldenburg Jacob, 121 n Howard
Golder Mrs. Archibald, 127 w Fayette
Golder J. C. at P. Tiernan & Sons, 12 w
Fayette
Golder Mary T. millinery, 76 Lexington, dw
16 St. Paul
Golder Robert, jr., (G. & Unduch) 495 w
Fayette
GOLDER & UNDUCH, importers and deal-
ers in paper hangings, 33 Hanover, (east
side.)
Golder Wm. W. bookkeeper, 127 w Fayette
Golderman Sophia, grocery, 56 Ensor
Goldheim Lazarus, pedler, 44 n Central av
Goldise John S. butcher, 388 Penna. av
Goldman Benjamin, clothier, 4 Centre Market
space, dw 9 s Frederick
GOLDMAN EDWARD, embroideries, mil-
linery and fancy goods, 490)^ w Baltimore
Goldman Isaac, 48 s Eutaw
Goldman Leman, butcher, 96 Centre and 46
Belair markets, dw Harford av nr city limits
Goldman Louis, clothier, 803'2 Centre Market
space, dw 11 Lloyd
Goldman William, tailor, 49 n Spring
Goldsborough Charles H. flour store, Forrest
near Hillen, dw 118 n Broadway
Goldsborough Charles W. at Baltimore Infir-
mary
Goldsborough John T. engineer, 296 Light
Goldsborough John W. cabinet maker, 81
Orchard
GOLDSBOROUGH & KRANMER, flour
and feed store, 161 Forrest
Goldsborough Dr. Leander, apothecary, 90
Pearl
Goldsborough Louis D. printer, 90 Pearl
Goldsborough Martin, agricultural commis-
sion merchant, 49 Courtland
Goldsborough Wm. J. clerk Farmers and
Planters' Bank, 118 n Broadway
Goldschmidt Sol. shoemaker, 123 s Bethel
Goldsman Michael, wagoner, 3 Hampstead
Goldsmith Aaron L. cigars, tobacco, &c., 8w
Baltimore
Goldsmith Charles, shoemaker, 30 e Baltimore
GOLDSMITH E. importer and manufactur-
er of Havana, German and domestic cigars,
20 s Charles
Goldsmith Elijah S. bookkeeper, 149 Park
Goldsmith Eliza, 149 Park
Goldsmith Harman, butcher, 81 Centre and
102 Belair Markets, dw 11 Gist
Goldsmith Herman, pedler, 5 Watson
Goldsmith Jacob, 310 e Monument
Goldsmith Jacob, 143 Chesnut
Goldsmith John S. second hand stoves, &c,
38 Douglas
Goldsmith John T. 247 e Madison
Goldsmith Jonas, teacher, 25 n Eden
Goldsmith Lewis A. 25 Orchard
Goldsmith Lipman, clerk, 223 w Pratt
Goldsmith Morris, glazier, 43 Harrison
Goldsmith Mrs. Rachel, dry goods, 445 n Gay
Goldsmith Reuben S. dry goods, 208 Aliceanna
Goldsmith Samuel, butcher, 70 Hanover mar-
ket, dw 11 Choptank
Goldsmith Saml. shoemaker, 120 Burgundy al
Goldsmith Samuel H. 85 n Calvert
Goldsmith Solomon, jr., clerk, 208 Aliceanna
Goldsmith William, tailor, 49 n Spring
Goldstein Aaron, ink maker, 221 n Central av
Goldstine Mendel, painter, 62 Clay
Goldstrom Abraham, pedler, 76 n Eden
Goldstrom M. hats and caps, 248 Aliceanna
Golibart J. & Co. teas, wines and groceries,
205 w Pratt, dw J. G. 10 s Broadway
Golibart Mrs. Mary D. 156 e Pratt
Golibart Simon R. (Randolph, G. & Co.) 324
e Baltimore
Golibart F. L. clerk, 238 w Pratt
Golibart Joseph, (Ely & G.) 10 s Broadway
Golring Conrad, plumber, 247 s Dallas
Golmbeirski G. grocer, 261 s Ann
Gomigen Joseph, tailor, 426 w Baltimore
Gonce John T. laborer, 24 Ross
Gonder Wm. tobacconist, 167 Franklin
Gontrum Peter, shoemaker, 92 Aisquith
Gontrum Wm. C. boiler maker, 39 York
Good John B. furniture, 50 Harrison
Good N. laborer, 301 Aliceanna
Goodacre Daniel, clerk, 85 Albemarle
Goodall Alice, seamstress, 129 e Eager
Goodall Margaret, 129 e Eager
Goodbrad George, butcher, Western Ceme-
tery lane
Goode Wm. F. importer of brandies, wines,
&c., 188 Pearl
Goodey Frederick, milkman, Franklin near
Fremont
Goodhand James B. carpenter, 87 n Calvert
Goodhand John, (Tucker & Smith,) 17 n
Fremont
Goodhen George W. 58 n Spring
Goodison Mrs. Fanny, dressmaker, 182 Han-
over
Goodloe T. W. salesman, 116 German
Goodman Aaron, clothier, 75 and 105 n How-
ard, dw cor Clay and Howard
Goodman Isaac, second hand dealer, 62 Har-
rison
Goodman Jacob, machinist, 37 Scott
GSO. S. PAGE <Si BRO., Manulacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, IH Smltb's
WTxarf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
aoo
154
GOS
Goodman John B. butcher, s e cor Chester
and Madison
Goodman John, tailor, 208 s Eutaw
Goodman Joseph, cap maker, 299 w Pratt
Goodman Joseph, clothier, 10 Centre Market
space
Goodman Josiah, clothier, 22 Centre Market
space
Goodman John, soldier, 147 Dover
Goodman Lewis, second hand dealer, 68 Har-
rison
Goodman Lewis, rags, 145 Orleans
Goodman Mary, 29 Abbott
Goodman Mrs. Maria, 241 s Paca
Goodman Samuel, tailor, 128 e Lombard
Goodman Seigel, teacher, 84 Harrison
Goodman Thomas, laborer, 68 n Central av
Goodman Thomas, dry goods, 29 Hollins
Goodman Winnebald, tailor, 115 McElderry
Goodmoth Jacob, rags, 85 Bank
Goodrick George W. carpenter, over 69 w
Second
Goodrick Thomas T. carpenter, 156 n Eutaw
Goodspeed Mrs. R. R. 179 Garden
Goodwerdser John, tailor, 88 Chesnut
Goodwin Charles, cashier Franklin Bank, 209
w Lombard
Goodwin James, engineer, 255 Gough
Goodwin James, bar tender, 415 w Baltimore
GOODWIN THOMAS, dry goods commis-
sion merchant, 12 Hanover, dw 29 Hollins
Goodwin Richard B. (G. & Stevens,) 27 Stiles
GOODWIN & STEVENS, ship builders,
Philpot near drawbridge
Goodwin Thomas, shoemaker, 48 Buren
Gootee A. S. 99 s Washington, F. P.
Gootee George S. clerk, 99 s Washington,
P.P.
Goran James, laborer, 15 Hull
Gorbelornel Herman, 239 Mulberry
Gordan Wm. A. machmist, 62 n Liberty
Gordon Bazil F. med. student, 133 n Charles
Gordon Mrs. Basil B. 133 n Charles
Gordon Catharine, huckstress, 150 Green-
mount av
Gordon Daniel, engineer, 84 Granby
Gordon David, baker, 72 Albemarle
Gordon Eliza, 185 s Washington, F. P
Gordon George W., Judge of Appeal Tax
Court, 105 s Eden
Gordon George J. 98 e Baltimore
Gordon George B. silversmith, over 46 Holi-
day, dw 276 Greenmount av
Gordon Hezekiah, stone cutter, 72 Albemarle
Gordon Isaac N. printer, 96 Lee
Gordon J. Henry, silversmith, 278 Green-
mount av
Gordon Jas. A. bricklayer, 19 Constitution
Gordon Dr. James W. W. 545 w Fayette
Gordon James, (Zimmers & G.) 106 German
Gordon John, laborer, 143 e Lombard
Gordon Joseph, shoemaker, 36 Orleans
Gordon Joseph, cooper, 102 n Fremont
Gordon Josiah, cigar maker, 304 Mulberry
Gordon Martin, laborer, 19 Pleasant al
Gordon Wm. F. cabinet maker, 488 Franklin
Gordon Wm. chair painter, 41 French
Gordon Wm. 76 Saratoga
Gordsciiell PVed'k D. butcher, 10 Townsend
Gordshell Dr. George W. 163 n Fremont
Gordy Julia, 10« s High
Gore Jacob W. blacksmith, 231 Hollins
Gore John W. carpenter, 133 Hoffman
Gore Philip M. puddler, 231 Hollins
Gore Thomas, 92 Saratoga
Gorgas Dr. Ferdinand J. F. office 79 n Charles,
dw 78 n Fremont
Gorges John, cigar maker, 112 s Sharp
Gorges John, piano maker, n e cor Paca and
Marion
Gorman Bryan, grocery, 79 Richmond
Gorman Christian, 79 Richmond
Gorman Henry, blacksmith, 214 Raborg
Gorman James W. merchant, 395 w Fayette
Gorman James, carter, 4 Centre
Gorman James, laborer, Falls road at North-
ern av
Gorman John, shoemaker, 73 n Amity
Gorman John, 79 Richmond
Gorman John O. laborer, 30 w Biddle
Gorman John, fruit, 60 s Howard
Gorman Mary, dressmaker, 681 Mulberry
Gorman Matthew, clerk, 79 Richmond
Gorman & Lyles, shipsmiths, 145 McElder-
ry's wharf
Gorman Wm. E. sailmaker, 97 n Caroline
Gorman Wm. (G. & Lyles,) 91 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Gorman Wm. conductor P. W. & B. R. R.
50 Barre
Gormley John, tinner, Paca near German, dw
343 Lexington
Gormley Thomas J. painter, 122 Mulberry
Gormley Mrs. Thomas J. milliner, 122 Mul-
berry
Gornall Mary A. grocery, 53 North
Gornall Richard, brass finisher, 53 North
Gornell John, coppersmith, n e cor Mosher
and Federal
Gorsuch Artridge, 289 e Eager
Gorsuch Jehu, hardware, cor Gay and Front,
dw 78 n High
Gorsuch John H. clerk, 100 n Eutaw
Gorsuch John T. conductor City Pass. Rail-
way, 276 Aisquith
Gorsuch Levin, oyster dealer, 247 Canton av
Gorsuch Mrs. washerwoman, 185 s Chapel
Gorsuch Nicholas, hatter, 65 Holland
GORSUCH PEREGRINE, conveyancer, 32
St. Paul, dw 227 Aisquith
Gorsuch Robert, clerk tobacco warehouse
No. 5
Gorsuch Robert, clerk, Gilmor near Franklin
Gorsuch Ruth B. 31 Jefferson
Gorsuch Thomas J. tailor, 106 e Fayette
Gorsuch Wm. G. carpenter and builder. Clay-
near Liberty, dw 100 n Eutaw
Gorter G. 0. consul for Belgium and commis.
merch. 52 s. Gay, dw Relay House, B, &,
0. R. R.
Gorton AlonzoM. clerk, 274 Hollins
Gorton Mrs. Caroline M. 274 Hollins
Gorton Wm. S. nightman, 147 s Ann
Gortz Hugo, piano maker, 306 Franklin
Goslin George, mariner, 42 n Bond
Gosling Mary, 140 e Lombard
Goslin T. H. clerk, 206 e Monument
Goslin Upton S. blacksmith, 91s Poppleton
Goslin Wm. S. com. merchant, 51 South, dw
206 c Monument
GOSMAN ADAM J. druggist, n e cor Bal-
timore and Gay
Gosman Bartholomew, cooper, 170 s Ann
Gosmanjohn, baker, 349 e Eager
Gosman John, co)ifectioner, 239 n Caroline
Gosnell Charles, clerk, 169 w Lombard
Slntiua
WM. P. WEBR, Murine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Beneflt JUfe Insumnce Co., KfeTvark, If. J.," 80 Second Street.
GOS
155
GKA
Gosnell Elizabeth, Hudson al near Federal
Gosnell Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 125 n Fre-
mont
Gosnell Enoch, clerk, 202 Forrest
Gosnell Francis M. carpenter, 45'3 w Lombard
Gosnell Geo. T. carpenter, 365 Franklin
Gosnell Geo. W com. merch. 201 e Madison
Gosnell Geo. laborer, cor Northern av and
Baker
Gosnell James, machinist. Federal near Cathe-
,dral
Gosnell Jesse P. carpenter. 111 Preston
Gosnell John T. silver plater. Liberty near
Baltimore, dw 29 Chatsworth
Gosnell Luther R. conductor, 126 Boyd
Gosnell Matthew T. clerk, 122 w Fayette
Gosnell Philip H. merch't tailor, 82 n Paca
Gosnell Philip, tailor, 82 n Paca
Gosnell Mrs. Rebecca, 144 Preston
Gosnell Rufus B. conductor, 126 Boyd
Gosnell Sarah J. tailoress, 202 Forrest
Gosnell Susan, 13 Josephine
Gosnell Thomas T. machinist, 138 McHenry
Gosnell Thomas, carpenter, 210 e Madison
Gosnell Walter E. conductor, 126 Boyd
Gosnell Washington L. carpenter, 453 w
Lombard
Gosnell Wm. clerk Adam's Express, 7 Carey
Waverley terrace
Goss Job, 30 Brune
Goss Robert, farmer, Bloomingdale road, near
Almshouse
Goss Thomas, overseer af Almshouse
Goss Winfield S. 314 n Eutaw
Gossage Columbus S. mariner, 198 s Charles
Gossage John, carpenter, 153 n Caroline
Gossman George, 92 Orchard
Gossman Philip, laborer, 282 Aliceanna
Gossnell Geo. painter, 314 Harford av
Gosweiler Daniel, lime, 85 Preston
Goszman John, baker, 63 Ensor
Gotlieb Philip, butcher and provisions, cor
Jefferson and Dallas, dw cor Madison and
Castle al
Gotz Henry, tavern, 220 s Caroline
Gott Jackson C. architect, 31 n Paca, dw 526
Lexington
Gott J. C carpenter, 32 n Paca, dw 526 Lex-
ington
Gott John, hackman, 4 Phenix Row, Hillen
Gott Mrs. Thos J. 221 Saratoga
Gott Mrs. Mary, 9 Ogston
Gott Wm. carpenter, 155 Hoffman
Gotte Carson, confectioner, 123 Eastern av
Gottleben Peter, shoemaker, 255 n Eden
Gotthardt August, 310 s Charles
Gotthelf Abraham M. furuiture, 766 w Balti-
n e cor Madison and Castle al
Gottlehuet Mrs. Eva, 153 Burgundy al
Gottschalk Adam, butcher, 209 Washington,
F.H.
Gottschalt Henry, tobacconist, 113 Penna. av
Gotz John, laborer, rear 194 Aliceanna
Goudy Stephen F. 52 Greenmount av
Gough Mrs. Cassandra, 472 Lexington
Gough Dr. Dixon, 70 s Sharp
Gough F. grocer, 126 Holiday
Gough Harry D. 25 n Calvert
Gough Harry D. weigher of live stock, west-
ern cattle scales, dw 276 w Fayette
Gough James, blacksmith, 18 Hillen
Gough Joseph H. harness maker, 72 n Fre-
mont
Gough Robert, foundryman, 138 Hudson
Gough Thomas W. clerk, 472 Lexington
Gough Wm. laborer, 18 Albert al
Gould Alexander, jr. real estate broker, 72
Second, dw Catonsville, Balto. Co.
Gould Benj. F. real estate broker, 72 Second,
dw Fayette between Carey and Calhoun
Gould Columbus W. printer, 162 n High
GOULD, DUKES & CO. commission mer-
chants, 81 Exchange place
Gould Capt. Edward, mariner, 148 s Bond
Gould Edmund, salesman, 335 e Pratt
Gould Mrs. Francis, 40 s High
Gould George, clerk, 156 w Lombard
Gould James, chronometers, watches, &c. 169
w Baltimore, dw 38 Franklin
Gould James A. (Marriott & G.) 17 n Strieker
Gould John H. clerk Sun office, dw9 s Greene
Gould John G. 335 e Pratt
Gould Capt. Theodore P. 160 e Eager
Gould Thomas N. (G., Dukes & Co.; 91 w
Biddle
Gould Wm. Wallace, real estate broker, 72
Second, dw Franklin near Calhoun
Gould .Wm. Wallace , Fayette between Carey
and Calhoun
Gould Zaccheus, clerk, 7 Poultney
GOULEY LOUIS, Jr.. vegetable medicine
dealer, 60 w Baltimore, dw 35 s High
Gourley George, laborer, 76 Richmond
Gourley Capt. James, 18 n Eden
Gourley James, 48 n Bond
Gousha Napoleon B. carpenter, 123 Chew
Gover Charles P. clerk, 7 n High
Gover George P. clerk, 5 Aisquith
Gover Geo. P. assistant cash receiver. City
Collector's office, 5 Aisquith
Gover & Gardner, commission merchants, 13
Commerce
Gover Philip, (P. G. & Co.) Harford Co.
GOVER PHILIP & CO., exchange brokers,
nwcor Baltimore and Harrison. — [Seepage
26 Advertisements.]
Gover Robert, 180 Madison av
Gover Robert, clerk, 5 Aisquith
GOVER SAMUEL H. auctioneer and com-
mission merchant, 84 w Baltimore, dw 7 n
High
Gover, Henry T. (G. & Gardner,) 385 w
Fayette
Government Forage Department, 122 s Eutaw
Gowan Wm. laborer, 362 Ostend
Gowdey James, salesman, Fountain hotel
Gowdrey John, Fountain hotel
Gower John, carter, 60 Hamburg
Gowrey Michael, laborer, 77 s Poppleton
Grabacher Simon, gardener, city limits near
Belvidere
Grabe Henry, cooper, 353 s Charles
Grabe John, shoemaker, 194 s Wolfe
Grabner Henry, stevedore, 291 s Wolfe
Grace C. A. 179 n Howard
Grace Church, (Episcopal,) n e cor Park and
Monument
Grace Jacob A. 291 n Howard
Grace James C. bookseller, 39 s Frederick
Grace John C. tailor, 92 York
Grace Teresa A. 82 s High
Gracey Benjamin M. clerk, 113 Aisquith
Gracey Henry, 55 Aisquith,
Gracey Hugh, bricklayer, 159 e Monument
J. HEIVRY GIESB, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &X.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 gear's "Wharf.
GRA
156
GRA
Gracey Robert, carter, 15 Greenmount av
Gracey Thomas, laborer, 21 Barnes
Gracie Wm. laborer, 46 Albemarle
Grades Mrs. Percy, 108 s High
Gradle Andreas, whitewasher, 296 Aliceanna
Gradwohl Catharine, 222 Canton av
Gradwohl Martin, ship carp. 222 Canton av
Grady James, freight agent Baltimore Steam-
packet Co. 8 Garden
Grady John, 249 s Dallas
Grady John, shoemaker, 15 Pine
Grady Mary M. J. 31 Buren
Graef Conrad, tavern, 126 w Lombard
Graef Frank, laborer, 149 Johnson
Graef Peter, tobacconist, 91 n Caroline
Graefle Frederick, clerk, 557 w Baltimore
Graennen John, tailor, 13 Mott
Graf & Engler, foreign exchange and bill bro-
kers, over 18 w Second
Graf Frederick B. vice consul for Sweden and
Norway, over 18 w Second, dw 87 St. Paul
Graf Frederick B. (G. & Engler,) 87 St. Paul
Graf George, coachmaker, 145 Central av
Grafe Clements, laborer, 87 Patuxent
Grafee Edward, cabinet maker, 9 Clay
Graff Araminta, 66 s Ann
Graff E. Beatty, attorney, Strieker
Graff Rev. James J. clerk P. 0. 294 Hollins
Graff Henry, cigars, 57 Albemarle
Graff John, cooper, 331 s Bond
Graff Laura, 156 w Biddle
Graff Louis, cap maker, 40 Portland
Graff Peter, shoemaker, 276 s Dallas
Graff Thos. R. ship joiners, 154 Gough
Graff Wilhelm, 115 n Eutaw
Grafflin Geo. W. 77 South, dw 296 w Lombard
Grafflin Geo. W. clerk, McCulloh near Dol-
phin
GRAFFLIN JACOB W. lumber and trenails,
corner of Canton and Falls avs. dw McCul-
loh near Dolphin
GRAFFLIN JOHN C. proprietor Baltimore
bag factory, 77 and 79 South, dw 238 Madi-
son av
Grafflin Joseph, deputy sheriff, 12 e Grundy
Graft Christian, tailor, 509 Belair av
Graft Thomas, butcher, 17 Rock
Grafton Rev. C. C. 12 Cathedral
Grafton McHenry, (Meixsel & G.) Decker
near Northern av
Grafton Samuel H. tobacconist. Division near
Clifton
Graham Alexander, carpenter, 400 s Charles
Graham Amanda, 40 e Fayette
Graham Amelia J. boarding, 76 Saratoga
Graham Andrew, tobacconist, 337 n Gay, dw
87 Aisquith
Graham Mrs. Ann, teacher, 400 s Charles
Graham Mrs. Ann M. 161 s Broadway
Graham Mrs. Ann, 86 Preston
Graham Anne, hat trimmer, 14 Gough
Graham Benjamin, police, 356 s Central av
Graham Maj. Campbell, 64 Franklin
Graham Daniel, (W. & D. G.) Ill Jefferson
Graham Edward, bottler, under s e cor Lom-
bard and South, dw 169 n Central av
Graham Capt. G. R. (J. A. Applegarth & Co.)
104 Johnson
Graham Geo. H. shoemaker, 51 Hill
Graham Hugh, carter, 15 Greenmount av
Graham James, engineer, 82 Luzerne, Canton
Graham James J. clerk, 242 n Howard
Graham James, pattern maker, 198 Conway
Graham Jeanette, 242 n Howard
Graham Jesse, shoemaker, 151 n Exeter
Graham John C. shipsmith, 45 Fawn
GRAHAM JOHN, ^oap and candle manu-
facturer, s w cor Caroline and Canton av
Graham John, baker, 349 Forrest
Graham John, brass moulder, 349 Forrest
Graham John, laborer, 11 Fall
Graham John C. boot fitter, 31 May
Graham John, painter, Saratoga near Charles,
dw 248 Aisquith
Graham John, news dealer, 514 w Baltimore
Graham John T. clerk office medical purveyor,
52 s Sharp
Graham John, potter, 103 Jefferson
Graham Joseph R. H. bookkeeper, dw Malt-
by house
Graham Mannus, painter, 183 Bank
Graham Marietta W. 86 w Hoffman
Graham Mary, 183 Bank
Graham Matilda, 187 n Howard
Graham Michael, huckster, Harforii av near
cjty limits
Graham Molly, 90 Chester
Graham Peter, wood dealer, s e corner Boston
and Chester, dw 130 s Chester
Graham Robert C. carpenter, 50 n Schroeder
Graham Sarah A. 71 s Ann
Graham Wm. oil and lamps, 379 w Pratt
Graham Wm. H. agent Brown Bros. & Co.
54 Cathedral
Graham Wm. furniture, 138 Franklin, dw
109 Jefferson
Graham Capt. Win. 130 n Charles
Graham Wm. (W. & D. G.) 109 Jefferson
Graham W. & D. furniture manufacturers,
11, 13 and 15 Edward
Grahame Richard W. clerk, 81 w Baltimore
Graigna John, laborer, 92 East
Grain John M. furn. wagoner, 205 Gough
Graly John, laborer, 117 s Durham
Gramer John, gas fitter, 10 Greenwillow
Grammer John A. crockery, 9 Columbia road
Granby Chapel, (Prot. Epis.) n e cor MuUi-
kin and Spring
Grandemann Henry, shoemaker, 72 Hanover
Grandeman Carl, porter, 112 Hamburg
Graninger Elizabeth, confectionery, 15 Court-
land
Graninger J. E. shoemaker, 15 Courtland
Granger Charles T. hackman, 109 Saratoga
Granger Henry, 185 w Lombard
Granger John F. confectioner, 109 Saratoga
Granger John, paper carrier, 45 St. Mary
Granger John F. jr. painter, 109 Saratoga
Granger Levin H. wood, 27 Warren
Granger Matthew, tobacconist, 109 n Howard
Granger Mrs. Nancy, 27 Warren
Granger Nathan, shoemaker, 31 L. Church
Granger Nathan J. shoemaker, 31 L. Church
Granger Wm. laborer, 234 s Sharp
Granger Wm. caulker, 85 Peirce
Granger Wm. H. tobacconist, 117 n Howard
Granger Wm. H. brickmaker, 225 Hanover
Grannan Barney, machinist, 39 Valley
Granniss & Taylor, oyster pack-ers, Alice-
anna, foot of Chester
Granite Ferdinand, cabinet maker, 100 s Ann
Granruth Mary A. 2C5 s Bond
Granruth Wm. mariner, 265 s Bond
Grant Mrs. Alice, 494 w Baltimore
GRANT & BRO. commission merchants, 101
w Lombard
GEO. S. PAGK Si BROm Mnimfacttirers or Roofs nnd Roofing Blateiinls, 111 Smltt's
IVharf. C. HART SMITH. Agent.
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Grant Catherine, 20 Mott
Grant J. Hope, bookkeeper, 241 w Baltimore
Grant John M. assist. U. S. assessor 15th
ward, 102 Hanover
Grant Joseph W. ship carpenter, 139 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Grant Michael, carter, 23 Stirling
Grant Rachel^ 161 s Washington, F. P.
Grant Robert, gas fitter, 30 s Broadway-
Grant Wm. pattern maker, 282 n Eutaw
Grant Xenophon, hatter, 494 w Baltimore
Grantz John C. clerk, 51 Stiles
Granz John, laborer, 148 William
Granzer John, tailor and scourer, 6 Bank la
Grape Andrew, carpenter, 133 e Monument
Grape Andrew, trunk maker, 133 e Monu-
ment
Grape Geo. S. principal public school No. 9,
dw 137 e Monument
Grape Jacob, bacon, 119 Hillen, dw 97
Grape John, wood, 36 Granby
Grape John T. clerk, Chase near Caroline
Grape John W. tinner, 234 n Central av
Grapps John, barber, 138 e Fayette
Grasey Wm. carpenter, 58 Mullikin
Grashael August, tailor, 27 McElderry
Grass John, laborer, 37 Fawn
Grass John, paper hanger, 148 Raborg
Grass Philip, tanner, 70 n Fremont
Grasshoff Fried. 126 Fremont
Grate Catherine, seamstress, 71 Ross
Gratel Conrad, rags, 126 Stirling
Grattan Adelia, boarding, 14 w Baltimore
Grattan Thos. L. gas fitter and plumber, 8
North, dw 14 w Baltimore
Gratton Geo-, gift bookstore, n w cor Holiday
and Baltimore, dw Front n of Fayette
Gratwohl Martin, ship carpenter, 222 Can-
ton av
Gratz John, cooper, 222 s Bond
Gratz Koon, carpenter, 10 Shakspear
Grau August, tailor. Gay st. extended
Grau B. cooper, 265 Hanover
Grau Charles, clerk, 17 Brown
Grau Francis, shoemaker, 96 n Dallas
Grau Paul, laborer, 310 s Charles
Grau Thomas, shoemaker, Belair av near city
limits
Grau Wm. H. machinist, 896 w Pratt
Graue Herman H. (Wm. Wilkens & Co.)
168 s Sharp
Grauer Ignatius, dry goods, 179 n Gay
Grauer Saml. tobacconist, 646 w Baltimore
and 170 w Pratt, dw 646 w Baltimore
Grauh Lawrence, tailor, 20 President
Grauling Henry, tailor, 375 s Charles
Graupner Frederick, shoemaker, 47 e Fayette
Gravenstebe Henry, cigar maker, 120 e Lom-
bard
Gravenstine Jas. H. wire worker, 18 s Exeter
Graves Mrs. Clara, 7 Park
Graves Dr. John J. ofiice 36 s Charles, dw
Windsor Mill road
Graves Thomas, lO&s High
Gravier Mde. P. teacher of French and danc-
ing, 97 St. Paul
Gravier Samuel, tobacconist, 646 w Baltimore
Gray Adams, ship master, 362 e Baltimore
Gray Mrs. Adelaide, milliner, 45 s Caroline
Gray Alexander P. shoemaker, 68 e Fayette
Gray Andrew, (Kelsey &G.) 362 e Baltimore
Gray Ann L. 164 w Lombard
Gray Ann, 8 Temple
Gray Ann, 110 Hamburg
Gray Mrs. Ann, 48 Mulberry
Gray August, laborer, 29 Eastern av
Gray Benj. F. tailor, 497 w Pratt
Gray Bernard, tavern, 46 Buren
Gray Charles E. brickmaker, 142 s Paca
Gray David W. (Pearce & G.) 72 McCuUoh
Gray Mrs. Emeline, 231 e Lombard
Gray E. jr. jeweler, 222 Barre
Gray Ezekiel, jeweler, 222 Barre
Gray Ezekiel, bottler, 2 n Strieker
Gray Francis E. painter, 140 Bank
Gray Francis W. cracker agent, 190 s Bond
Gray Geo. W. clerk, 19 s Bond
Gray Rev. G. T. 51 Eastern av
Gray H. Otis, clerk, 27 n Calvert
Gray Henry H. bottler, 2n Strieker, dw 224
Hollins
Gray Henry C. bookkeeper, 288 e Pratt
Gray Howard P. sail maker, 362 e Baltimore
Gray Hugh, tallow chandler, 103 n High
Gray J. Albert, clerk, 362 e Baltimore
Gray James, carter, 298 s Charles
Gray James Thos. carter, 298 s Charles
Gray James A. painter, 138 Bank
Gray James E. shoemaker, 50 Henrietta
Gray James, carpenter, 304 Hollins
Gray John, agent, 359 n Gay
Gray John, huckster, 92 Gough
Gray John T. shoemaker, 10] Chew
Gray J. Joseph, sailmaker, Kerr's wharf, dw
50 s Broadway
Gray Jonathan J. carpenter, 329 Aisquith
Gray Lewis, painter, 110 Hamburg
GRAY MANUFACTURING CO. office 13
Lexington, Charles Marean, agent, dw s w
cor Lexington and Charles
Gray Mrs. Mary A- 139 Dover
Gray Mary Ann, confectionery, 83 n Front
Gray Patrick, drayman, 109 Dover
Gray Patrick, laborer, 109 Dover
Gray Richard , hay packer, 693 Lexington
Gray Thos. J. cabinet maker, 48 Mulberry
Gray Thomas, laborer, 124 s Washington,
F. P.
Gray Vincent, tailor, 497 w Pratt
Gray Wm. brakesman, 664 w Pratt
Gray Wm. hackman, 182 n Exeter
Gray Wm. 52 n Calvert
Gray Wm. stock dealer. Miller's hotel
Gray Wm. M. (Sheckels & Gray,) 113 n Fre-
mont
Gray Wm. E. paper hanger, 198 Garden
Gray Wm. hatter, 16 Thomsen
Graydon Charles, carter, 156 n High
Grayson John, 235 Conway
Greacen John, sr., salt dealer, 83 Exchange
place, dw Baltimore Co.
Greacen John, jr., clerk, Baltimore Co.
Greaser G. piano maker, 50 s Oregon
Greaser John, laborer, 195 Canton av
Greasley Jacob F. butcher, 18 Hanover mar-
ket, dw Penna. av. near Northern av
Greamer Jacob, carter, 238 s Dallas
Greamer Valentine, brewer, office 277 s Ann
Greasman Wm. carpenter, 179 s Ann
Greasen Louis, nightman, 269 Eastern av
Greason Augustus, piano maker, 50 s Oregon
Greason Mrs. Eliza, 252 Lee
Greason Thos. huckster, 204 German
Greaves Teresa, confect. 252 Montgomery
Greaves Wm. laborer, 252 Montgomery
Greb Peter, grocer, 170 n Howard
WBi. p. IVBBB, Marine, Fire and Ufe Insnnmee Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Uf« IiMnnuice Co.* N*w«Tk, V. J.»" 69 8«cond Street.
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GREBLE BENJAMIN, stone and earthen-
ware manufacturer, 76 Ensor, dw 26 Har-
ford av
Grc'ble Geo. laborer, over 161 w Pratt
Greble Wm. police, 124 Chew
Grebner Adam, laborer, 60 Central av
Grebner John, laborer, 89 e Pratt
Greely Patrick, laborer, 2 Diamond
Greely Patrick, laborer, 78 s Chapel
Gremm Elias, barber, 46 Ensor
Green Amon, cotton manufacturer, 70 Hillen
Green Mrs. Agnes, dressmaker, 55 Centre
Market space
Green And. (G. & Hoffman,) 219 Peirce
Green Andrew, huckster, 383 n Gay-
Green Mrs. Anna, huckster. Shad al nr Greene
Green Mrs. Anna, Saratoga near Calhoun
Green Ann, 107 s High
Green Augustus W. clerk, 169 n Howard
Green Catherine, tailoress, 157 n Fremont
Green Charles A. (G.& Hobbg,) 167 s Paca
Green Charles B. grocer, n w cor Gay and
High, dw 130 n High
Green Clement, shoemaker, 170 George
Green Caroline B. 402 w Lombard
Green Cordelia, confectionery, 140 Aisquith
Green Cornelius, barber, 31 and 68 w Pratt,
dwSl
Green Edward J. clerk, s w cor Madison av
and St. Mary
Green Eliza, seamstress, 208 Forrest
Green Mrs. Elizabeth, 215 Conway
Green George T. house and sign painter, 51
South, dw 200 e Fayette
Green George W. (Linthicum, G. & Son) 257
Columbia
Green George M. carpenter, 146 Ross
Green Henry, sr. (Blackiston & G.) dw 5 s
Carey
Green Henry, jr. police, 5 s Schroeder
Green Henry H. currier, 194 Lexington, dw
41 Pearl
Green Henry L. gas fitter, 11 Falls
Green Henry, carpenter, 5 s Schroeder
Green Henry, undertaker, Baltimore nr Fre-
mont, dw 5 s Conway
Green & Hoffman, coachmakers, 167 w Lom-
bard
Green Horace, A. printer, 101 n Front
Green Jacob, lime and hair, 44 Buren, dw 292
e Chase
Green Capt. James, restaurant, s w cor Light
St whf and Barre
Green James P. coppersmith, 357 e Fayette
Green James H. boiler maker, 104 Granby
Green Jas. boatman, 58 s Washington, F. P.
Green Capt. James, 123 Gough
Green John W. soldier, 38 w Eager
Green John, laborer, 6 e Foundry
Green John, printer, 16 s Carey
Green Capt. John M. grocery and com. mer-
chants, Light, dw 136 n Exeter
Green John, paver, 15 Sterrett
Green John, scavenger, 38 William
Green John N. soldier, 10 s Oregon
Green John, moulder, 162 Conway
Green J. P. coppersmith, 307 e Fayette
Green J. J. manuf. of mill picks and facing
hammers, Centre 4 doors w of Holiday,
dw 119 Grundy.
Green Josephine, seamstress, 74 Mulberry
Green Joseph (Linthicum, G. & Son,) 257
Columbia
Green Joseph, huckster, 257 Columbia
Green Joseph, bricklayer, 108 n Bond
Green Joseph D. blacksmith, 75 Gough
Green Joseph N. carpenter, 25 Carlton
Green Joshua H. machinist, 120 Jefferson
Green Joseph, laborer, 200 L. Constitution
Green Joshua, rectifier of liquors, 220 Mul-
berry
Green Louis, grocer, 51 Chatswijrth
Green Lydia A. 238 n Howard
Green Mary Ann, 101 n Front
Green Mary, tailoress, 208 Forrest
Green Mrs. Maria, 64 Camden
Green Mrs. Nancy, 119 Ross
Green Patrick, laborer, 45 s Dewberry al
Green Philander, bookkeeper, 317 Saratoga
Green Rebecca, seamstress, 255 Forrest
Green Rebecca, 200 L. Constitution
Green Richard C. cooper, 49 Commerce, dw
167 s Paca
Green Richard M. blacksmith, 296 n Eutaw
Green Samuel, butcher, 64 Belair market, dw
Point la nr Greenmount Cemetery
Green Samuel, shoemaker, 131 e Lombard
Green Samuel, huckster, 120 n Dallas
GREEN THOMAS T. tavern, 56 Thames
Green Thomas M. (G. & Yoe) 93 Aisquith
Green Thomas, carpenter, 151 Ensor
Green Thomas, laborer, 45 s Dewberry al
Green Thomas, grocer, 93 Aisquith
Green Thomas, mariner, 386 w Eager
Green Wm. F. tailor, 222 w Pratt
Green Wm. F. carpenter, 150 Ross
GREEN WILLIAM P. restaurant, 48 e
Lombard
Green Capt. Wm. H. mariner, 107 s High
Green Wm. H. conductor, 16 s Republican
Green Wm. H. sutler, 140 Aisquith
Green Wm. H. conductor B. & 0. R. R. 211
Lee
Green Wm. moulder, Conway nr Greene
Green & Yoe, grocers, 88 w Baltimore
Green Zach. ship carp. 151s Washington, F.P.
Greenawald Michael, grocery, 252 s Bond
Greenbaum Isaac & Sons, dry goods, 200 and
216 s Broadway
Greenbaum Isaac, tailor and clothier, 146 w
Pratt, dw 103 e Lombard
Greenbaum Moses, clerk, 168 French
Greenbaum Marks, (Siegel, G. & Schmidt,)
260 w Pratt
Greenbaum Meyer, clothier, s w cor Forrest
and French, dw 168 French
Greenbaum Nathan G. grocer, 157 Orleans
Greenbaum Wolfe, grocery, 417 Saratoga
Greener J o.'ieph, regulator at Camden Station,
142 McHenry
Greener Henry, lithographer, 2 Jefferson
Greenfield Aquilla H. hardware, 167 Lexing-
ton, dw 261 Saratoga
Greenfield Caleb W. hardware merchant,
Baltimore co. near Catonsville
Greenfield Edward, carpenter, 50 Jefferson
Greenfield Harriet M. 261 Saratoga
Greenfield Isaiah, ship joiner, 89 s High
Greenfield Rachel, nurse, 11 Harmony la
Greenfield Thomas K. ship joiner, 89 s High
Greenhood Aaron, baker, 80 Harrison
Greenize Lewis, baker, 183 w Biddle
Greenley Ann M. 75 Lee
Greenley Wm. E. police, 178 n Caroline
Greenmount Avenue, (M. E.) Church, n w
cor Greenmount av. and Eager
J. HKIVRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale ot Flonr, Grain, Seeds, «Ssc.
RoseucUae Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 81 Spear'a Wharf:
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GREENMOUNT CEMETERY office, 1
Courtland
Greensfelder & Bro. fancy goods, 25 n Howard
Greeiisfelder Bernard, 41 Granby
Greensfelder Henry, clothier, 11] e Lombard
Greensfelder Joseph, (G.& Bro.) 143 Saratoga
Greensfelder Moses,Novelty Ruffle Company,
7 n Liberty
Greensfelder Mary, 279 s Bond
Greensfelder Simon, 10 s Exeter
Greensfelder Sam '1, (G. & Bro.) 213 Saratoga
Greensteen Simon, dry goods, 190 s Broad-
way
Greentree Andrew D. painter, 373 Franklin
Greentree Mrs. Catharine, 373 Franklin
Greentree Dr. Hiram, apothecary and drug-
gist, and coroner, cor Garden and Preston
Greentree Jacob, clothier, 84i^ Centre Market
space
Greentree Mary, 59 n Eutaw
Greenwald Benj. clerk, 72 s Eutaw
Greenwald Mrs. Hannah, varieties, 72 s
Eutaw
Greenwall Conrad, shoemaker, 75 Somerset
Greenwalt Ernest, laborer, 183 s Ede^n
Greenway Edward M. jr., n w cor Mount
Vernon and Washington places
Greenway Edward M. sr., cor Mt. Vernon
and Washington places
Greenway Mrs. Wm. T. 17 Mulberry
Greenwell Ann, Allen's al near Central av
Greenwell Mrs. Kate, 135 n Bethel
Greenwood Chas. H. carpenter, 149 s Chester
Greenwood Frank, trader, 394 Lexington
Greenwood George Z. com. mer., 1 Bowly's
wharf, dw 233 Hanover
Greenwood Harriet A. 394 Lexington
Greenwood Wm. D. clerk, 230 e Monument
Greenwood Wm. hatter, 181 n Central av
Greenwood Wm. S. hat agent, over 2 Light,
dw s w cor Monument and Central av
Greer Alexander, sexton St. Paul's Church,
8 Mulberry
Greer Benj. clerk, 49 Fawn
Greer John, huckster, 204 Forrest
Greer John J. clerk, 169 Madison av
Greer Mary, 169 Madison av
Greer Robert A. accountant, 40 n Fremont
Greer Robert, shoemaker, 162 Chesnut
Greer Sophia, 49 Fawn
Greer Thomas W. baker, 49 Fawn
Greer Wm. furrier, 62 e Pratt
Grefe Louis, grocer, 51 s Paca
Gregbanstide Henry, cigar maker, 120 e Lom-
bard
GREGG ANDREW & CO. wholesale gro-
cers, 109 and 111 Franklin
Gregg Andrew A. (Bayfield & G.) 155 n
Charles
Gregg J. Newton, clerk, 255 w Fayette
Gregg James, (Andrew G.&Co.)58 Franklin
Gregg Jno. (Andrew G. & Co.) 126 n Charles
Gregg John H. clerk, 255 w Fayette
Gregg Mahlon, tinner, s e cor Pleasant and
Calvert
Gregg Robert, 43 Holiday
Gregg Mrs. Susan, tailoress, 227 Henrietta
Gregg Wm. N. clerk, 255 w Fayette
Gregory Ann R. 220 s Charles
Gregory David, laborer, 160 s Wolfe
Gregory Henry D. tobac conist, cor Hughes
Quay and Light, dw 196 s Charles
GregoryJno. W. marine fireman, 30 Henrietta
Gregory Henry N. painter, Jefferson, e of
Broadway
Gregory Joseph H. D. tobacconist, 201 Light,
dw 196 s Charles
GregoryJno. B. police, 74 Washington, F.H.
Gregory Joseph, ship carpenter, 57 Milliman
Gregory Martha, variety store, 119 Gough
Gregory Mrs. Mary, 51 Harmony la
Gregory Samuel, bricklayer, 296 s Paca
Gregory Thomas 0. cigar maker, 14 Henrietta
Gregory Wm. ship carpenter, 137 s Eden
Gregory Wm. plasterer, 102 Hollins
Greif Levi, tailor, 213 s Broadway
Greine Emanuel, butcher, rear 418 Saratoga
Greiner Mrs. Elizabeth, 460 Lexington
Greister Joseph, shoemaker, 15 Jasper
Greit Harman, huckster, 490 w Lombard
Gremmel John, butcher, 119 Centre Market,
dw Harford av near city limits
Griplich Lewis, shoemaker, 35 s Caroline
Grensfelter Samuel, fancy store, 25 n How-
ard, dw 213 Saratoga
Grepp Valentine, sawyer, 78 Grindall
Grese Barbara, grocery, 74 n Fremont
Grese Caspari, cabinet maker, 74 n Fremont
Gresen Louis, night worker, 269 Eastern av
Gresham John, ordnance department, 291 e
Pratt
Gresham John, jr. , japanner, 291 e Pratt
Greshoff Francis A. gold and silversmith.
Wine bet. Light and Charles, dw 2 Watson
Gresley Chas. butcher. Butcher's row, Penna
av extended
Grfctzen Adam, tailor, 19 e Lombard
Grevele Mrs. Henrietta, 66 s High
Grever Louis, tailor, 47 w Biddle
Greves Wm. porter, Montgomery, e of Han-
over
Greenzeback Chas. shoemaker, 240 s Sharp
Grew John S. rope maker, 359 s Sharp
Grewe Lewis F. coppersmith, 98 s Carey
Grewe Mrs. Mary, 98 s Carey
Grewe Sarah J. tailoress, 98 s Carey
Greaf Catherine, dry goods, 263 s Ann
GREY LIEUT. THOMAS, adjutant 2d U.
S. artillery and chief quartermaster 2d left
brigade, 8th army corps, Fort McHenry
Grib John, carter, 525 Canton av
Gribban Patrick, bottler, 91 Albemarle
Grice Edward G. clerk, 53 s Broadway
Grice Eliza, 53 s Broadway
Grice Joseph P. druggist, 53 s Broadway
Gridley John, engineer, 129 n Eden
Grieb Andrew, tailor. 111 n Bethel
Griebel Nicholas, tailor, 31 Goodman al
Grieff Michael, cooper, Bevan near Cross
Griefzue Christian, cigar maker, 79 Cantonav
Griefzue John, carpenter, 47 Bank
Grieneisen Adam, cutter, 31 Conway
Grier Eleanor, 187 n Howard
Grier Margaret, 187 n Howard
Gries Antony, 255 e Pratt
Gries Christopher, tailor, 32 Josephine
Gries John, laborer, 155 s Eden
Gries John G. wood and twist turner, 15
Grant, dw 542 w Pratt
Griesbeck Conrad, tailor, 74 s Bond
Griese Adam, shoemaker, 54 Gough
Grieser Adam, cooper, 113 Albemarle
Griest George, driver Harden 's exp. 58 Hill
Griest Geo. C. clerk, 58 Hill
Griest Moses, com. merchant, 88 Light st
whf. dw 58 Hill
GE:0. S. PAGK & BRO., Manufacturers of Rooft and Roofing aiateriiOs, 111 Smith's
Wharf. C. HART SIHITH, Agent.
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GrifEn Charles H. butcher, 34 Somerset
Griffin Clara, seamstress, 27 Edward
Griffin Edwin, painter, 404 w Fayette
Griffin Geo. W. cabinet maker, 25 sSchroeder
Griffin George, millwright, 17 Armistead la
Griffin George, machinist, 381 Light
Griffin Henry C. 13 Penn
Griffin Henry C. bookkeeper city collector's
office, dw 13 Penn
Griffin James, grocery, 29 w Chase
Griffin James, shoemaker, 95 n Eden
Griffin James, printer, 73 Eastern av
Griffin Joanna, dressmaker, 314 Harford av
Griffin Joanna, washerwoman, 29 Strieker al
Griffin John M. tailor, 204 Hanover
Griffin John, plasterer, 367 Saratoga
Griffin Luke, tavern, 10 Fish Market space
Griffin Mary J. grocery, n w cor Caroline and
Madison ^
Griffin Michael, laborer, 103 Vine
Griffin Michael, laborer, 23 Ringgold al
Griffin Robert B. jr. (R. B. G. & Son) 228
Garden
Griffin Robert, plasterer, 24 McElderry
Griffin Robert B. (R. B. G. & Son) 225
Garden
Griffin Robert J. carpenter, 213 Barre
GRIFFIN ROBERT B. & SON, boots, shoes,
hats, caps and bonnets, over 17 s Charles
Griffin Mrs. Susan, 95 n Eden
Griffin Thomas J . plumber, 135 n Eutaw
GRIFFIN THOMAS W. conveyancer and
justice of the peace, 170 s Broadway, dw
n e cor Pratt & Choptank
Griffin Thomas D. clerk, 150 s Paca
Griffin Timothy, fruit, 10 Orleans
Griffin Wm. butcher, 481 e Baltimore
Griffin Wm. clerk, 156 w Lombard
Griffing Daniel, cigar maker, 74 w Baltimore
Griffiss Anthony, iron roller, 472 Canton av
Griffiss Mrs. Eliza, 148 e Baltimore
Griffiss Phoebe, Clinton s of Boston
Griffiss Sarah Ann, 36 Chesnut
Griffiss Thomas J. broker, 170 Cathedral
Griffith Allen, laborer, 143 s Fremont
Griffith Ann, 40 n Front
Griffith Basil, huckster, 128 L. Green
Griffith Mrs. Barbara, 521 w Fayette
Griffith Catherine, trimmings, 33 Harrison
Griffith Charles G. 384 w Fayette
Griffith Charles, clerk, 43 Columbia
Griffith Daniel, shoemaker, 66 s Regester
Griffith Edwin L. lumber, 136 Hughes
Griffith Francis P. slater, 26 Lloyd
GRIFFITH G. S. imp. and job. of carpets,
&c., 77 w Baltimore, dw 157 n Calvert — [See
page 43 Mvertisements]
Griffith George A. printer, 193 Forrest
Griffith G. Sapp, salesman, 13 n Gay
Griffith Geo. M. produce, 52>^ Pearl
GRIFFITH & GRIFFITH, merchant tailors,
2 Light
Griffith Howard, clerk, 14 s Strieker
Griffith Hiram D. engineer, 35 Stiles
Griffith Israel, sr. over s e cor Baltimore and
Sharp, dw 43 s Sharp
Griffith Israel, jr. over 1 s Sharp, dw 43
Griffith Israel, carpenter, 31 Pearl
Griffith Isaac, hay dealer, dw Charles near
Northern av
Griffith Isaac, produce, 52)^ Pearl
Griffith James, shoemaker, 81 n Pine
Griffith Mrs. Jane B. (G. & G.) 187 e Eager
Griffith John A. (G. & G.) 40 n Front
Griffith J. Howard, attorney, 33 St. Paul
Griffith John M. (Bruster & Co.,) 49 n Paca
Griffith John, laborer, 3 Foster al
Griffith Margaret, teacher, 43 Columbia
Griffith Margaret, tailoress, 138 Roborg
Griffith Mortimer C. clerk tobacco warehouse.
No. 3, 69 Camden
Griffith Philemon, tobac.insp. warehouse No.
3. dw 84 Hanover
Griffith Paul, laborer, 12 Buren
Griffith Priscilla A. 136 Hughes
Griffith Robt. H. (Kelly, Hazen & Co.) 24
Hill
Griffith R. R. jr. commission merchant and
dealer in fish, 14 Commerce, dw 195 Garden
Griffith Richard W. carpenter, 174 e Monu-
ment
Griffith R. R. sr. guano and phosphate of
lime agent, over s e cor South and Exchange
place, dw 81 McCulloh
Griffith Rebecca M. teacher, 136 Hughes
GRIFFITH SAMUEL C. brandies, wines,
&c., 57 s Calvert
Griffith Samuel, clerk pension office, 199
w Fayette
Griffith Sophia M. 225 w Biddle
Griffith Teresa, 107 n Caroline
Griffith Thomas, produce, 193 Forrest
Griffith Wm. plasterer, 349 w Lombard
Griffith Wm. cooper, 299 n Eutaw
Griffith Wm. E. huckster, 274 Greenmount av
GRIFFITH WM. H. upholsterer and paper
hanger, 13 n Gay
Griffith Wm. 316 Forrest
Griffith Wm. T. car driver, 225 w Biddle
Griffith Wm. 388 Franklin
Griffith Wm F. jeweler, 136 Hughes
Griffith Wm. A. R. salesman, 35 Cheapsida
Griggs James E. pilot, 91 s Bond
Griggs John J. machinist, 144 s Bond
Griggs William, pilot, 150 s Bond
Grim Edward J. carpenter, 45 n Poppleton
Grim Edward 0. carpenter, 45 n Poppleton
Grim Henry, porter, 41 Centre Market space
Grim John, baker, 296 s Bond
Grim Joseph, laborer, 551 s Bond
Grim Wm. D. collector N. C. R R. 323 n
Eutaw
Grimel John, butcher, 26 Belair market, dw
Harford av near rope walk
Grimes Mrs. Ann, 149 s Washington, F. P.
Grimes Charles E. lamps and oil, 63 Lexing-
ton, dw 292
Grimes Edward, janitor City Hall, 492 w Bal-
timore
Grimes Elijah J. carpenter, 236 Preston
Grimes Elizabeth, 46 Hanover
Grimes Hugh, paver, 72 French
Grimes John H. clerk, 126 n Eden
Grimes Richard, rigger, 149 s Washington
Grimes Susanna, ]26 n Eden
Grimm Amelia, confectioner, 263 Hanover
Grimm Elias, barber, cor Forrest and Ensor,
dw 189 e Madison
Grimm John, cabinet maker, 544 w Baltimore
Grimm Joseph, truss maker, 194 Light
Grimm Ludwig, tailor, a e cor Central av and
e Lombard
Grimm Louis, soldier, 544 w Baltimore
Grimm Mary A. confectionery, 189 e Madison
Grimm Sophia, confectionery, 544 w Baltimore
Grimshaw Solomon, 81 n Liberty
Vm, p. W£BB, :>Iaiine, Fire and lilfe Xnanmnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lAtto Ixmranee Co.* JUvtmriL, Jf. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Grimm Mary A. confectionery, 189 e Madison
Grimm Sophia, confectionery, 544 w Baltimore
Grimshaw Solomon, 81 n Liberty
Grin Henry, porter, over 41 Centre Market
space
Grindail John T. carpenter, 179 Montgomery
Grindall William, cook, 696 w Pratt
Grindail William, machinist, 95 Mount
Grindel Anton, tailor, 36 Park
Gringle Elizabeth, 189 Aiscjuith
Grinkleback Ernst, machinist, 167 Raborg
Grinnell Chas. A (G. & Jenkins,) 2 Cathedral
GRINNELL & JENKINS, wholesale boots,
shoes, hats, &c., 275 w Baltimore
Grinsfelder & Brother, millinery and fancy
goods, 25 n Howard
Grinsfelder Joseph G. (G. & Bro.) 1 13 Saratoga
Grinsfelder Samuel, (G. & Bro.) 113 Saratoga
Grisman Christian, carpenter, 227 e Fayette
Grisman Theodore, tailor, 154 Raborg
Grisson James G. soldier, 74 Preston
Griswold Rev. Benj. B. 598 w Fayette
Griswold Chester, 260 Hollins
Grintz Ferdinand, shoemaker, 71 Hanover
Grintzen Adam, tailor, 19 e Lombard
Grob Conrad, laborer, 121 MuUikin
Grobe William, tailor, 14 s Fremont
Grodendick Arnold, painter, 21 Park
Groenninger Joseph, grocer, 8 n Fremont
Groeter H. laborer, 9 Lancaster
Groff Francis, 255 Lexington
Groif Jacob, teamster, 242 s Eutaw
Groff Jacob B. baker, and confectioner, nw
cor Madison and Howard
Groff John, cooper, 20 Bevan
Grogan Thomas, laborer, 66 McKim
Grogan Thomas W. steward, 110 s Wolfe
Groh Jacob, cooper, 58 James al
Groh George, tailor, 64 s Carey
Groh Michael, tailor, 64 s Carey
Grol Charles, locksmith, 433 Lexington
Grolton Louis, brewer, Belair av ext
Groman Ernest F. cigar maker, 401 w Pratt
Groman Wm. tailor, 162 s Broadway
Gronan Edward, clothier 123 s Broadway
Gronau Conrad, cabinet maker, 316 s Dallas
Gronau Wm. tailor, 123 s Broadway
Grone Wm. shoemaker, 415 Saratoga
Groner John, laborer, 173 King
GRONEBERG EDWARD, watchmaker and
jeweler, 70 e Baltimore
Groom Henry, carpenter, 65 Boyd
Groomes James, soldier, 131 n Spring
Grooms Charles E. P. grocery, 238 n Caroline
Grooms Thomas, plasterer, 95 Mullikin
Grooms Wm. H. soldier, 30 Gough
Grooms Wm. L. jr., police, 111 e" Madison
Grooms Wm. sr., plasterer, 113 e Madison
Groover Michael, shoemaker, 270 n Central av
Gropp Mrs. Dorothea, 97 s Spring
Groppe Joseph, blacksmith, 164 Stirling
Groscup Frederick I. clerk, 239 e Baltimore
Groscup John G boiler maker, 300 s Charles
Grosscors Herman H. bookkeeper, 4 s Greene
Groscup Mrs. Jane, 239 e Baltimore
Groscup George, 232 Aliceanna
Groscup Wm. H. clerk, 239 e Baltimore
Grose August, shoemaker, 199 s Durham
Groskopf Michael, cooper, 288 s Durham
Groskopf Michael, grocer, 346 e Lombard
Grosmack Johannes, laborer, 159 s Eden
Gross Andrew, laborer, 59 Ellicott, Canton
Gross Armgate, shoemaker, 148 s Regester
Gross Charles, clerk, 283 w Fayette
Gross Mrs. Elizabeth, nurse, 65 n Poppleton
Gross George R. cigars, 17 w Baltimore
Gross Jacob, commission merchant, 106 n High
Gross Jacob, piano maker, 59 s Paca
Gross John 1. real estate broker, over 17 St.
Paul, dw 99 Aisquith
Gross John F. shoemaker, 80 Warner
Gross Nicholas, tailor, 98 n Caroline
Gross Peter, stone mason, 231 s Paca
Gross Silas, laborer, 146 s Regester
Gross William, stone mason, 231 s Paca v
Gross Wm. S. com. merchant, 172 e Eager
Grosser Henry, tailor, 63 s Durham
Grosshans Mary, 2 Frederick av
Grossman George, confectioner, 23 Penna. av
Grossman John, tailor, 295 n Dallas
Grote Jane, tailoress, 144 Ross
Grote John, tailor and clothier, 89 n Front
Grote Harman, cabinetmaker, 93 Lexington
Groth Henry, barber, 253 s Ann
Grothaus Geo. F. clothior, 11 w Baltimore,
dw 243 e Baltimore
Grothe Christian, bookkeeper, 44 Somerset
Grought George, wheelwright, 464 n Gay
Grouk John, laborer, 529 Canton av
Grouse Adam, laborer, 31 Lee
Grothaus Christian, clothier, 14 w Pratt
Grothaus Wm. clerk, 14 w Pratt
Grotjohn Agnes, fancy goods, 417 w Baltimore
Groiivenac Christopher, cigars and confec-
tionery, 270 s Sharp
Grove Benj. F. 257 n Howard
Grove Daniel L. (G. & Nelson) 679 Lexington
Grove David, fireman, 494 Lexington
Grove Daniel L. (G. & Neilson,) 679 Lex-
ington
GROVE FRANCIS & CO., wholesale gro-
cers and produce commission merchants, 19
Commerce
Grove Francis, (F. G. & Co.) 110 n Greene
GROVE FRANCIS, wholesale and retail
manufacturer and dealer in cigars, tobacco
and snuff, 159 Franklin
Grove Francis, 110 n Greene
Grove Jacob F. clerk, 259 e Baltimore
Grove James J. 74 s Exeter
Grove Mary L. 185 L Constitution
Grove & Neilson, flour, feed and produce
dealers, 132 w Howard
Grove Mrs. Rosetta, 97 Pearl
Grove Wm. R. student, 138 n Exeter
GROVER & BAKER, fam. sewing machines,
181 w Baltimore, James Atlee, agent — [See
page 9, Mvertisements]
Grover Eliza, 101 Hamburg
Grover James, 101 Hamburg
Grover James, Black Horse tavern, 111 n
High
Grover at Adams Exp. 168 Aisquith
Grover Mrs. Miranda, tailoress, 383 e Eager
Groverman Anthony, com. merchant, 57 s
Calvert, dw n e cor Charles and Eager
GROVERMAN ANTHONY, Jr. flour and
feed, 374 w Baltimore, dw 2 n Carey
Groverman Henry, jr., flour and feed, 545 w
Baltimore, dw 2n Carey
Groverman Michael D. clerk, 2 n Carey
Groverman Henry, 9 n Carey
Groves Mrs. Charlotte Ducket, dress maker,
106 Pine
Groves Geo. W. mariner, 124 Johnson
Groves Capt. Wm. H. mariner, 105 s Wolfe
J. HENRT GIESE, Commission merchant, for tfce sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, i
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on luind, 31 Spear's Wliarf.
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Groveling Frederick, cooper, Clinton near
O'Donnell
Grownow Wm. tailor, 162 s Broadway
Grubb Mrs. Elizabeth, 198 Saratoga
Grubb Geo. W. cooper, Franklin, dw 150 n
Eiitaw
Grubb John, shoemaker, 259 s Broadway-
Grub b John, cooper, 37 Mosher
Grubb Richard B. morocco dresser, 415 n
Gay
Grubb Richard B. jr. clerk, 415 n Gay
Grubb Mrs. Sarah, 161 Hollins
Grulib Samuel J. Amer. Telegraph Co. 247
Mulberry
Grubb Washington A. lieut. police, 239
Mulberry
Grubb Wm. A. sutler, 179 Lee
Grubbs Thomas B. salesman, 12 Williamson
Grube Louis, tavern, 100 Light st wharf, dw
3 Spring ct
Gruber Felix, carpenter, 164 Penna. av
Gruber Jacob, jeweler, 71 Orleans
Gruber Jacob, tinner, 200 s Sharp, dw Wil-
liam between Warren and Hamburg
Gruber Mathew, cooper, 218 s Bond
Grue Christina, 165 Stirling
Gruh Geo. laborer, 49 Aliceanna, Canton
Grubine Emanuel, tinner, 139 Ross
Grucminger Henry, case manufacturer, 76
Hanover
Gruetter Frederick L. oak cooper, 310 and
312 Montgomery, dw 222 s Sharp
Gruetter Jacob, 212 s Sharp
Grund Christian, upholsterer, 428 w Fayette
Grunder Henry, laborer, Henry near Hughes
Grundy Byrom, 90 Saratoga
Gruiiebaum Joshua, salesman, 64 Aisquith
Grunebaum Mandel, baker, 193 e Eager
Gnuiebaum Mark, ('Siegel, G. & Schmidt,)
Pratt 2d door from Sharp
Grunebaum Samuel, dry goods dealer, 204
s Broadway
Gruner George, cabinet maker, 256 e Eager
Gruner Martin, tailor, 110 French
Grunewald Geo. laborer, Albermarle near
Watson
Gruiicwaldj John, laborer, 24 Shakspear
GRUPY FRAJNCIS H. hide and leather dea-
ler, 42 s Calvert and 23 Grant, dw cor
Chase and Eden
Grupy Jacob, leather dealer, 132 n Gay
Grupy Sarah B. 879 w Pratt
Gruss Wm. Arbeitcr Hall, dw 179 Lexington
Gru.sher Henrietta, 68 MuUikin
Gruver & Costolay, coopers, 120 and 148
Franklin
Gruver Wm., U. S. dep. marshal, HI Pearl
Gruiiig John, shoemaker, 348 William
Gruver George W. (G. & Costolay,) 274
Franklin
Gruver Jacob, junk, 96 William
Gruver William H. bailiff U. S. Courts, 26
Franklin
Gun id Ghas. H. car driver, 12 w Townsend
Guixrt George, machinist, 468 Penna av
Guckiirt John, wagoner, 148 s Eden
Guckert John, jr. carpenter, 181 s Eden
Gudbcrlet August, tobacconist, 89 Penna. av
Gudberlet August, tobacconist, 203 Lexington
Gude Cliristian, morocco dresser, 34 French
Gudo Fredk. milk, Franklin near Schrocdcr
Gude Henry B. variety store, 359 w Baltimore,
dw 151 w Madison
Gude Justus C. (Schwartz & G.) 82 s Paca
Gudeman Jacob, laborer, 179 s Bethel
Guenther John H. shoemaker, 170 Sarah Ann
Guerand Francis, French dyer, 257 e Balti-
more
Guerlh Henry, cigar maker, 179 Lexington
Guertler Friederich, butcher, 19 Belair mar-
ket, dw 245 w Eager
Guest J. Wesley, cashier Citizen's Bank, dw
over n e cor Pratt and Hanover
Guest Mahala C. boarding, 42 Lexington
Guest Richard S. bookkeeper, 148 s Sharp
Guest Richard S. clerk, 364 w Fayette
Guest Samuel, cashier City Collector's office,
Lexington w of St. Paul
Guggenheimer Saml. 175 e Lombard
Guggenheimer Simon, tailor, 19 Light, dw 26
s Paca
Guider Adam, laborer, 142 Mullikin
Guider John F. tailor, 193 e Madison
Guiest George, stove brickmaker, 2 Fulton
Guifoyle Thos. tinner, Jew al near Madison
Guifcr Fredk. tailor, 361 e Eager
Guild Chas. H. salesman, 384 Lexington
Guildener Hannah, 58 n Liberty
Guilford Copper and Gold Mining Co. 34 w
Second, up stairs
Guillard John, grocer, 178 Hanover
Guillard John, jr. soldier, 178 Hanover
Guinsheim A. 97 w Biddle
Guise Andrew, blacksmith, 37 Central av
Guise Lewis, shoemaker, 160 n Caroline
GCITEAU Rev. SHERIDAN, agent for Sun-
day School and Tract Depository, 73 w
Fayette, dw Baltimore co.
Gullory George, laborer, 201 Bethel ct
Gummel G. Gottleib, cabinet maker, 502
Penna av
Gumes Ella, trimming store, 652 w Baltimore
Gumlock Peter, carter, 83 Ramsay
Gump Samuel G. tobacconist, 145^ Centre
Market space
Gump Mary, dry goods, 176 e Baltimore
Gumpert Mrs. Mary, huckstress, 221 Scott
Gumpman Michael, porter, lager beer, 175
Columbia
Gumpmin Conrad, laborer, 20 Preston
Gunby Caroline L. milliner, 2 s Poppleton
Gunby Capt. Francis A. 281 e Lombard
Gunby James W. mariner, 128 s Ann
Gunby John H. mariner, 128 s Ann
Gunby John, mariner, 277 e Lombard
Gunby Joseph D. mariner, 128 s Ann
Gunby Maria, 128 s Ann
Gunby Stephen, sailmaker, 128 s Ann
Gundell John, furn. wagoner, 91 Harrison
Gundersdorf August, shoemaker, 674 w Bal-
timore
Gundersdorf Christian, boot and shoemaker,
277 Saratoga
Gundy Capt. F. A. 272 e Lombard
Gundlach Charles, shoemaker, 145 Columbia
Gundlach Geo. shoemaker, 145 Columbia
Gundlack Chas. liquors, 300 Montgomery
Gunkel John, tailor, 67 s Regester
Gunler Charles, laborer, 12 Henry
Gunler John, laborer, 12 Henry
Gunler Louisa, confectionery, 12 Henry
Gunn Bernard, carter, 128 Burgundy al
Gunn Edward, laborer, rear of 16 Concord
Gunn Hugh, sawyer, 4 Slemmer al
Gunn Mrs. 172 Columbia
Gunnell Wm. T. coach trimmer, 98 Jefferso
GSO. a. PAGK 6i BRO., Moimfacturers «f Il<K»f« niid RooUug Materials, 111 Smitli'8
Wlnarf. C. HART SAIITH, Agent.
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Gunner Patrick, laborer, 46 French
Gunnerman John, laborer, 60 s Regester
Gunning Thos. grocer, 17 Liberty al
Gunnison Wm 213 w Hoffman
Gunselman John A. tailor, s Durham near
Baltimore
Gunst John P. glass blower, 343 Penna. av
Gunther Andrew, tailor, 52 Harrison
Gunther August, tavern, n e cor Low and
Forrest
GUNTHER CHAS. Grand Stamp-
ing and Pinking Depot, No. 22
East Baltimore-st. between Front
and High streets, Baltimore, Md.
Ladies can select from 50,000
Patterns, all of the newest styles.
GUNTHER CONRAD, dentist, 183 e Balti-
more
Gunther Frederick, laborer, 3 Choptank
Gunther John, porter, 22 New Church
Gunther Martin, barber, 271 n Howard
Gunther Mary E. 156 Garden
Gunther Nicholas, laborer, 468 Canton av
Gunther Theodore, 137 Henrietta
Gunther Wm. grocer, 103 s Dallas
Gunther Wm. shoemaker, 85 Henrietta
Guntz Adam, driver, 200 s Chapel
Gurke Ferdinand, shoemaker, 33 n Paca
Gurlac August, shoemaker, 273 Orleans
Gurley J. B clerk to provost marshal, Wash-
ington house
Gurney Jas. mariner, 285 Aliceanna
GURNEY NATHAN G. marine engineer,
333 Light
Gurry James, grocer, 527 Saratoga
Gurthuef Wm. blacksmith and wheelwright,
418 Saratoga, dw 87 n Poppleton
Gurwick John P. laborer, 672 w Pratt
Qusdorff Alex, dry goods, 655 w Baltimore
Gusman John, cooper, 213 Eastern av
Guste Louis, grocer, cor Fremont and Lee
Guste Louis, jr. tinner, 202 s Fremont
Gusty Frederick, cabinet maker, 252 n Caro-
line
Gusty Patrick, carpenter, 7 Rock
Gutberllet Charles, cigar maker, 273 s Dallas
Guth Gustav, cigar maker, Broadway near
Orleans
Guthlein Nicholas, hosiery, 226 s Broadway
Guthrie Joseph, mariner, 220 Bank
Guthrie Mrs. Susan, 19 s Ann
Guthridge John F. telegraphist, 38i^w Balti-
more
Guthrow Chas. brush maker, 277 n Gay
Guthermuth Gerhard, confectioner, 56 Cam-
den
Gutman Joel, dry goods, 20 n Eutaw, dw 22
Gutman John B. butcher, 8 Fells Point mar-
ket, dw cor Madison and Chester
Gutman Lewis, 99 Franklin
GUTMAN MOSES & CO. clothiers, 331 w
Baltimore, dw Moses G. 22 Barre
Gutman Rachel, 99 Franklin
Gutmut George, laborer, 6 Harmony la
Gutmut John, paver, 6 Harmony la
Gutsmuth Siegel, rags, 85 Bank
Gutt John, laborer, 28 s Poppleton
Guttenberg Jacob, pedler, 116 Conway
Guy Dixon, tailor, 16 Stiles
Guy James, drayman, 46 n Bond
Guy James, laborer, 46 n Bond
Guy Jane, 16 Stiles
Guy Joseph, ship carpenter, 48 n Bond
GUY'S MONUMEAT HOUSE, n e cor
Calvert and Fayette, Wm. Guy & Co. pro-
prietors
Guy Moses, ship carpenter, 46 Montgomery
Guy Robt. J. dry goods, 122 Lexington
Guy Wm. & Co. propr. Monument house,
13 and 15 n Calvert
Guy Wm. ship carpenter, 16 Stiles
Guyer John J. boot maker, 137 e Monument
Guyther Henry, pilot, 118 e Pratt
Guyton B. Augustus, clerk, 187 Washington,
F. H.
Guyton Beale S. (G. & Hyde,) 249 w Lom-
bard
Gaiyton Chas, F. grocer, 83 Chew
Guyton Elisha, clerk water engineer's office,
83 Chew
Guyton Eliza, tailoress, 102 Scott
Guyton Elizabeth E. millinery, 80 n Howard
Guyton & Hyde, dry goods merchants, 62
Hanover
Guyton Mrs. Jane, 102 Scott
Guyton John, clerk, 83 Chew
Guyton Joseph, edge tool maker, 102 Scott
Guyton Wm. furniture, 78 n Howard
Guyton Wm. L. carpenter, 83 Chew
Gwin Mrs. Emma, 209 Ross
Gwin Timothy, laborer, 644 w Pratt
GWINN CHARLES J. M. attorney, 41 St.
Paul, dw s w cor Mount Vernon place and
St. Paul
Gwinn Chas. W. blacksmith, 113 n Fremont
Gwinn Joseph E. mariner, 50 s Exeter
Gwyn John R. 207 n Howard
Gwynn Mrs. Eliza, 75 n Charles
Gwynn James W. clerk, 163 w Lombard
Gwynn Robt. draughtsman, 453 w Fayette
Gwynn Thomas, laborer, 36 Morton al
Gwynn Wm. 163 w Lombard
H.
Haacke C. Wm. grocer, 82 i
Haacker Julias, carriage maker, 372 n Gay
Haas Ann, butcher, 52 Harrison
Haas Casper, laborer, 60 Aliceanna
Haas Gotleib, cabinet maker, 112 n Eden
Haas Jacob, stock dealer, 207 Chesnut
Haas Judas, 72 Harrison
Haas Martin, glass blower, 38 Abey al
Haase Herman, shoemaker, 157 e Fayette
Habbersett John, carpenter, 178 n Eden
Habbersett Wm. carpenter, 149 Greenmount
av
Haber Francis H. tailor, 189 e Lombard
Haberstroh Jacob, tailor, 477 Saratoga
Habercus Geo. car driver, 276 s Bond
Haberkam Geo. laborer, 61 Shakspear
Haberkamp John, milkman, 76 s Central av
Haberkorn Anton, laborer, 27 Granby
Haberlander Rupert, 20 Aliceanna
Habersham A. W. (H. & Barrett,) 38 Bolton
HABERSHAM & BARRETT, Im-
porters and Dealers in Teas and
East India Goods, 53 Exchange
Place.
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire aiwl Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J,," 89 Second Street.
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Habel Solomon, shoes, 27 n Gay
Habighorst Chas. F. clerk, 60 e Baltimore
Habil John, tailor, 188 s Dallas
Hable Herman, grocer, n w cor Orleans and
Caroline
Hable Lewis, sexton, 47 Watson
Habler Conrad, cabinet maker, 16 New
Church
Habliston John M. cashier Sun office, dw 521
w Fayette
Habourcreaux Charles, (PaulPferdner &Co.)
38 e Fayette
Hachtel Christian, grocer, 43 Orchard
Hachtcl Geo. grocer, 45 Orchard
Hachtel John L. grocery, 11 Brune
Hachtel John C. bookkeeper, 151 Ross
Hack Andrew A. 321 Lexington
Hack Fredk. A. provision merchant, 375 w
Baltimore, dw 326 Lexington
Hack George, laborer, 149s Washington,F.P.
Hack George W. soldier, 68 n Caroline
Hack Capt. George W., U. S. A. 44 n Pine
Hack Louis, shoemaker, 382 Lexington
HACK OLIVER F. attorney, 7 Counsellor's
hall, Lexington, dw 138 w Hoffman
Hack Wm. E. 321 Lexington
Hacker Chas. tavern, 132 Saratoga
Hacker Henry, lager beer, 178 e Baltimore
Hacker Jacob, foundry man, 16 Burke, Canton
Hacker John Z. laborer, 27 Morris al
Hacket Jas. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 136 St. Paul
Hackett Florida, seamstress, 134 n Central av
Hackett Hannah J. 19 Barnet
Hackett Josephus, bricklayer, 56 Leadenhall
Hackett John, bricklayer, Wolfe near Fayette
Hackett Michael, laborer, 23 Bevan
Hackett Patrick, laborer, 55 King
Hackett Zachariah, engineer, 65 s Schroeder
Hackman Lewis, grocer, 425 Saratoga
Hackman Wm. H. tavern, 110 Light st whf,
dw 36 Marion
Hackney Eleanor S. seamstress, 185 Forrest
Hackney Mary E. tailorcss, 42 George
Hacokins Mrs. Sarah, baker, 274 Light
Hadaway James H. boiler maker, 40 n Eden
Hadaway Wm. H. tobacconist, 63 Camden,
dw 51 s Eutaw
Haddnway John Q. A. sales'n,296 w Fayette
Haddaway Albert, steam, pilot, 151 Aliceanna
Haden Catherine, grocer, 33 China
Haden Francis, laborer, 29 Elizabeth la
Haden Michael, carter, 33 China
Hadel Mrs. Amelia, 17 n High
Hadel Wm. bookkeeper, 544 Saratoga
Hadley Mrs. Deborah, 495 e Baltimore
Hadrick Catherine, 224 s Bond
Haddock James, hucks-ter, 24 s Dewberry al
Haefner Christian A. teacher, 120 e Fayette
Haeffner John, tailor, 170 Stirling
Haegl Riemond, shoemaker, 30 G. Hughes
Ha( Iman George, cooper, 28 Bevan
Haenig Anton, tailor, 267 e Eager
Haenig Mrs. Barbara, tailoress, 269 e Eager
Haenig Stephen, tailor, 269 e Eager
Haesloop John, mariner, 42 Marion
Haitische George, laborer, 17 Cambridge
Hafenc, Wm. tavern, cor Lancaster and Bond
Hafirkorn William, musician and musical in-
strument maker, 246 Hanover
HAFFCKE CHARLES, restaurant, 5 South
Haffrr George, restaurant, Frederick road,
near city limits
Haffie Bridget, tavern, 64 President
Haflner Joseph, cigar maker, 688 w Baltimore
Haffrin Hugh, drayman, 39 Liberty al
HafiVin Matthew, laborer, 32 Liberty al
Hafler Nicholas, cooper, 168 s Central av
Hagel John, laborer, 332 Mulberry
Hagan Ann, 5 Bank
Hagan Bernard, car driver, 502 w Pratt
Hagan Mrs. Catherine, 32 s Mount
Hagan Daniel, street contractor, 8 s Chester
Hagan Daniel, laborer, cor McKim and Eager
Hagan Maggie, ]5 Lewis
Hagard George, cabinet maker, 181 Conway
Hagan Edward, 1 Welch al
Hagan Florida, seamstress, 193 s Charles
Hagan Hugh, carter, 1 Centre
Hagan John H. bookkeeper, 132 n Howard
Hagan John, laborer, 26 Morris al
Hagan John W. cigar maker, 192 s Eutaw
Hagan John, laborer, 176 Greenmount av
Hagan Michael, teamster, 32 s Mount
Hagan Patrick, carpenter, 45 Fawn
Hagan Wm. E. baggage master B. and O. R.
R., 19 s Fremont
Hagar Jacob C. cooper, 219 n Caroline
Hagedorn Henry, shoemaker, 28 Ross
Hagelgans John, tailor, 109 s Regester
Hagelin Charles M. light house keeper, 58 s
Bethel
Hagelkans John, tailor, 109 s Regester
Hageman Vincent, tobacconist, Frederick road
near city limits
Hagen Ellen, 32 w Biddle
Hagen Michael, laborer, 424 Hanover
Hagen Patrick, carpenter, 45 Fawn
Hagen Peter, laborer, 424 Hanover
Hager August, tailor, 46 L. Pleasant
Hager Jacob C. cooper, 125 Orleans
Hagerdol Saml. laborer, 86 Eastern av
Hagerty Edwd. tea dealer, over 89 Harrison
Hagerty Elizabeth, 33 Chesnut
Hagerty James D. conductor, 29 George
Hagerty James S. (E. V. Keen & H._) cor
Exeter and Pratt
, Hagerty John, laborer, 158 s Chapel
Hagerty Michael, blacksmith, cor Baltimore
and Dewberry al., dw 46 Boyd
Hagerty Susannah, 29 George •
Hagerty Wm. T. conductor, 29 George
Hagerty Wm. miller, 124 Holiday
Hagger & Bro nautical and mathematical in-
struments, 72 w Pratt
Hagger Charles E. (H. & Bro.) 75 s Exeter
Hagger James, (H. & Bro.) 32 e Pratt
Haggerty Andw. J. paper hanger, 33 Chesnut
Haggerty James, carter, 18 Liberty al
Haggerty John, bricklayer, 592 w Saratoga
Haggerty John, collector, 269 w Pratt
Haggerty Levi, cooper, 30 Jackson
Haggerty Mrs. 228 Hollins
Haggerty Patrick, blacksmith, 31 Ryan
Hagiston John, brakesman, 156 McHenry
Hagly Anthony, hackman, 55 Mulberry
Hagly Henry, cigar maker, 55 Mulberry
Hagner .Adam, boiler maker, 269 Hanover
Hagner Fredk. stone cutter, 155 Dover
Hagner Wm. engineer, 110 Dolphin
Hague Mrs. Rachel, 50 s Bond
Hahl Martin, laborer, 424 Canton av
Hahn Catherine, laundress, 21 Smith
Hahn Carl, laborer, 186 Canton av
Hahn Charles O. salesman, s e corner Calvert
and Lexington
Hahn Christopher, cooper, 360 Canton av
T. HEVRY rJIESE, Commission Merclnant, for the sale of Flowr, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roaendale Cement and Calciiked Plaster constantly on hand, ^1 Spear's "Wluurf.
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Hahn Edward, butcher, 209 Orleans
Hahn Elizabeth, tailoress, 134 Saratoga
Hahii Elizabeth, (S. & E. H.,) 57 n Liberty
Hahn Ferdinand, tailor, 123 w Lombard
Hahn George A. gunsmith, 124 MuUikin
Hahn George, laborer, 150 Raborg
Hahn George, laborer, 23 Elizabeth la
Hahn Harry G. butcher, 101 Eelair market,
dw 124 Mullikin
Hahn Henry, locksmith, 157 Henrietta
Hahn Henry, 57 n Liberty
Hahn Henry J. laborer, Payson near Pratt
Hahn Henry, clerk, 193 e Monument
Hahn Hurman, lager beer, n e cor Fayette and
Frederick
Hahn James F. telegraph operator, 67 Barre
Hahn John, laborer, 214 s Chapel
Hahn John H. cabinet maker, 6 Emory
Hahn John jr. clerk, 57 n Liberty
Hahn John, lager beer, 134 Saratoga
Hahn John Daniel, butcher, 88 Lexington and
5 Hollins St. mkts. dw Beltshoover la near
Frederick road
Hahn , clerk, 23 n Calvert
Hahn Ludwig, piano maker, 19 Jackson ct
Hahn Michael, shoemaker, 60 Central av
Hahn S. & E. milliners, 57 n Liberty
Hahn Sarah (S. & E. H.) 57 n Liberty
Hahn Wm. P. butcher, 203 Orleans
Hahn Wm. P. bacon, 209 Orleans
Hahn "Wm. butcher, 76 Centre Market, dw
124 Mullikin
Hahneman John F. grocer, 15 Sterrett
Haight Grove, 110 Ensor
Haight Wm. cigar maker, 154 Ensor
Hain A. 260 s Ann
HAIN CHRISTIAN, merchant tailor, 179 w
Pratt, dw 73 s Paca
Hain James, butcher, 79 n Bond
Hain Wm. box maker, 279 s Bond
Haine Christian tailor, 73 Columbia
Haine Jas. laborer. Falls road nr Northern av
Haine John, laborer. Falls road near Northern
avenue
Haines Alfred F. provisions, 243 Light
Haines Benj. F. coal, 333 w Fayette, dw 20
n Fremont
Haines Catherine, huckster, 45Hillen
Haines Ephraim, commission merch. 110 n
Howard, dw 513 w Fayette
Haines Frederick, mariner, 66 Holland
Haines George A. cigar maker, Pratt near
Howard
Haines Lewis, soldier, 45 Hillen
Haines Wm. H. conductor city cars, 24 Ross
Haines Winfield T. clerk, 20 n Fremont
Hainke August, baker, 51 President
Hair Margaret, 249 s Wolfe
Haire Ephraim, laborer, 125 Peirce
Haire Mrs. Sarah Ann, 125 Peirce
Haise John, tavern, 302 s Bond
Halbach Charles, cutlery and hardware, 94 n
Gay
Halbert Mary A. 185 e Baltimore
Halbig Paul, hay, cor St. Paul and L. Monu-
ment, dw 45 St. Mary
Haldeman John A. fireman, 285 n Eutaw
Haldeman Mrs. Louisa, 285 n Eutaw
Hale Annie M. 51 n Liberty
Hale , carpenter, 211 Hanover
Hale Charles W. chair maker, 143 s Fremont
Hale George C. principal floating school, ship
Ontario, West Falls av. dw 21 s Sharp
Hale Mrs. Sarah A. 150 n Eutaw
Hales James, mariner, Albert al
Hadley Ann, pedler, 56 Chesnut
Haley Michael, laborer, 83 s Wolfe
Haley Nicholas, shoemaker, 36 Forrest
Haley Oliver, 3 Meyer ct
Halfpenny Robert, mariner, e Fayette_ext
Ifpe
extended
Halfpenny Samuel W. gunsmith, e Fayette
Hall Ann, laundress, 76 Mulberry
Hall Augustus A. printer, 99 Chew
Hall Alex, bricklayer, 288 Harford av
HALL AMASA C. shipping merchant, 81
Smith's wharf, dw Eutaw house
Hall Artaxerxes, boiler maker, 337 Light
Hall & Bringman, book and job printers. Mu-
seum building, over 148 w Baltimore
Hall Carter A. & T. H. com. merchts. 4 Cam-
den, dw C. A. H. 220 w Lombard
Hall Clayton, bookkeeper, 45 Courtland
Hall Mrs. Caroline, 30 Milliman
Hall Catherine, seamstress, 36 Edward
Hall Charles E. clerk, 244 6 Biddle
Hall Charles, clerk, 130 n Bond
Hall Charles, clerk, 89 n Eutaw
Hall Charles, clerk, 48 s Sharp
Hall D. Sprigg (Robert T. Keys & Co.) 83
Saratoga
Hall David, 120 Jefferson
Hall De Russey, 146 Orleans
Hall Delilah, dressmaker, s w cor Orleans and
Caroline
Hall Edward, plumber,. 326 Canton av
Hall Edward, carpenter, 194 n Broadway
Hall Edward, 153 s Caroline
Hall Eliza S. 45 Lexington
Hall Eliza, 133 s Exeter
Hall Elias, shoemaker, 227 Cathedral
Hall Mrs. Elizabeth, 370 w Lombard
Hall Erastus Q. blacksmith, 318 William
Hall Francis J. shoemaker, 302 n Gay
Hall Freeborn G. pilot, 417 n Gay
Hall F. Walters (Thomas I. H. & Co.)
210 n Howard
Hall G. H. (Carter A. & T. H. H.) dw 220
w Lombard
Hall George, cooper, 312 s Charles
Hall George, com. mercht. 274 e Lombard
Hall George H. clerk, 35 Stiles
Hall George H. M. bookkeeper. 111 s Exeter
Hall G. W. S. & Co. merchants, 65 Second
Hall George W. S. (G. W. S. H. & Co.) 65
Second
Hall George, shoemaker, 10 Walnut al
Hall Henry W. brakesman, 2-J6 Preston
Hall Capt. Henry L. mariner, 41 s High
Hall Henry, soldier, 206 Vine
Hall Hester, 60 s Bond
Hall Mrs. Isabella, boarding, 28 North
Hall Isabella, 74 Saratoga
Hall Capt. Israel, 130 n Bond
Hall Jacob T. clerk P. 0. 106 Hollins
Hall James P. 2d bookkeeper Merchants'
Bank, dw 222 w Hoffman
Hall James, organ builder, 216 Lexington,
dw 528
Hall James (Freeland, Hall& Co.) 35 n Cal-
vert
HALL DR. JAMES, colonization agent, 65
Second, dw nr Relay house B. & 0. R. R.
Hall James, barkeeper, 26 German
Hall James, fire department, 74 Lexington
Hall James, Fayette near Fulton
GEO. S. PAGES Si BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
\iriiarf. C. HART SBIITH, Agent.
HAL
166
HAM
Hall James L. clerk, 244 e Biddle
Hall James B. n e cor McElderry and Caroline
Hall James, soldier, 68 n Ann
Hall James, laborer, 89 Hughes
Hall Dr. J. Thomas, U. S. A. 362 n Eutaw
Hall Jesse K. rope maker, Harford av north
of Point la
Hall John, mariner, 245 e Pratt
Hall John, sr. seaman, 180 Montgomery
Hall John, jr. seaman, 180 Montgomery
Hall Julia, 125 n Eutaw
Hall James, laborer, 1 Henrietta
Hall Job Henry, painter, 113 Hamburg
Hall John, mariner, 245 e Pratt
Hall John, grocery, 162 n Cai-oline
Hall John H. jr., (Skinner & H.) s w corner
Caroline and McElderry
Hall John, laborer, Harford av near Point la
Hall John B. (Gibney, H. & Co.) 76 Sara-
toga
Hall John D. shoemaker, 148 e Lombard
Hall John R. painter, 297 s Charles
Hall John H. butter store, 308 n Gay
Hall John W. clerk, 15 s Caroline
Hall Joseph, policeman, 172 L. Greene
Hall Joshua M., U. S. navy agent, 323 e Bal-
timore
Hall Levin J. billiard room, over 189 w Balti-
more, entrance on Light, dw 98 e Baltimore
HALL & LONEY, general com. and shipping
merchants, 56 Buchanan's wharf
Hall Marcalona, tailoress, 20 Stirling
Hall Maria, dry goods, 406 Saratoga
Hall Mrs. Maria W. 103 Conway
Hall Mrs. Mary Jane, 42 Saratoga
Hall Nelson M. blacksmith. 111 n Paca
Hall Owen D. shoemaker, 241 n Central av
Hall Rev. Richard C. 45 Lexington
Hall Richard, cabinet maker, 196 e Baltimore
Hall Robert E., U. S. mail agent, 77 n Eutaw
Hall Robert L. tavern, foot of Mill
Hall Robert, tailor, 12 n Gay, dw 244 e Biddle
Hall Robert, conductor city R. R., 243 Pratt
Hall Samuel, tailor, 149 n Bethel
Hall Samuel J. cutter, 99 Chew
Hall Sarah, 57 Block
Hall Sarah, 57 Preston
Hall Silas, (J. W. Peed & Co.) 65 Albemarle
Hall Mrs. Sophia J. seamstress, 528 Lex-
ington
Hall Theodorick, police, 121 Ensor
Hall Thomas A. stage manager Holiday street
Theatre, 61 w Centre
Hali Thomas I. & Co. tobacco and general
commission merchants, over 143 w Pratt, dw
T. I. H. Anne Arundel Co.
Hall Thomas H. (Carter A. & T. H. H.) 220
w Lombard
Hall Thomas, painter, 130 n Bond
Hali Thomas, carter, 36 William
Hall Thomas W. jr. attorney, 17 Barnet, dw
38 Mount Vernon place
Hall Thomas W. sr. stock and bill broker, 51
Second, dw 45 Courtland
Hall Wells R. clerk, 253 e Lombard
Hall Wm. A. tin and sheet iron worker, 134
L. Greene
Hail Wm. S. tailor, 240 n Bond
Hall William H. (H. «fe Bringman,) 27 Har-
ford av
Hall Wm. T. (H. & Loney,) 45 Lexington
Hali Wm. W. merchandise broker, Exchange
place, dw 103 Conway
Hall Wm. A. clerk, s w cor Orleans and Caro-
line
Hall Wm. 403 n Ce»tral av
Hall Wm. G. varnisher, 557 Saratoga
Hall Wm. huckster, 87 Lee
Hall Wm. W. laborer, 43 Centre Market
space
Hall Wm. 403 n Central av
Hall Wm. P. shoemaker, 308 Aisquith
Hallamyer Francis, tailor, 257 n Caroline
Hallamyer Joseph, tailor, 258 n Caroline
Hallaman John, laborer, 33 n Dallas
Halle Simon H. tailor, 154 Franklin
Hallen Wm. caulker, 96 Eastern av
Haller Abner, carpenter, 114 Boyd
Haller Adam, musician, 30 n Caroline
Haller Andrew, laborer, 8 n Ann
Haller Ezra, pattern maker, 186 Ramsay
Haller George P. conductor, 186 Ramsay
Haller John, shoemaker, 139 Stirling
Hallet JohnT. 61 Stirling
Haliiday James, driver Harnden's ExpreaS,
n e cor Dolphin and Penna. av
HALLIDAY ROBERT, nurseryman and flo-
rist, n e cor Penna. av and Dolphin
Hallmeyer Joseph B. cutter, 190 n Central av
Hallock Daniel W. machinist, 27 s Republican
Hallock Zerubabel, paper hangings, 264 n
Gay
Hallwig Oscar, artist, 86 Hill
Hallworth Hannah, 165 Eastern av
Halmas Henry, tailor, 6 Lewis
Halmkim John G. painter, 22 Carlton
Halpen Thomas, laborer, 75 s Caroline
Hftlstead John, Chesapeake Bark Mill, City-
Block, near drawbridge, dw 70 Block
Halton Margaret, grocery, 364 e Monument
Halwadt Mrs. Sarah, 57 e Fayette
Halzer Michael, tailor, 3 Barnes
Ham Catharine, laundress, 31 Goodman al
Ham John F. carpenter, 161 Gough
Ham John H. jeweler, 669 Lexington
Hamacher John F. tailor, 127 Hill
Hamack Geo. boots and shoes, 217 n Gay
Haman Jacob, shoemaker, 7 Scott
Hambecher Henry, shoemaker, 150 Raborg-
Hamber Henry, laborer, 216 s Durham
Hamberg Herman, cooper, 421 Canton av
Hamblet Friend M. shoemaker, 199 Orleans
Hambleton Hugh, bricklayer, 123 Dover
Hambleton J. Douglass, attorney, 43 St. Paul,
dw27 Calhoun
Hambleton Thomas B. sailmaker, 6 Bowly's
wharf, dw 104 e Pratt
Hambleton Thomas E. president of Maryland
Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, dw 27
Calhoun
Hambright W. A. 38 Courtland
Hamburg John, tailor, 361 s Bond
Hamburg K. 92 e Fayette
Hamburg Louis, 92 e Fayette
Hamburg Valentine, 22 Hull la
Hamburger Aaron, dry goods, 181 n Gay-
Hamburger Abraham, dry goods, cor of Eden
and MuJlikin
Hamburger Herman, painter, 166 s Bond
Hamburger Isaac, clothier, 185 s Broadway
Hamburger & Bros. clothiers, 203 s Broadway
Hamburger Louis, (H. & Bros.) 203 s Broad-
way
Hamburger L. millinery, 173 n Gay
Hamburger Luther, dry goods, 123 e Pratt
Hamburger M. clothier, 235 s Broadway
VPTtt. P. IVKBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit UXe Insurance Co., Ne-wark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
HAM
167
HAM
Hamburger Matilda, second hand clothier, 10
Harrison
Hamburger Matilda, second hand clothier 30
Harrison
Hamburger Moses, 30 Harrison
Hamburger Morris, painter, 89 Orleans
Hamburger Wm. laborer, 30 Cross
Hamburger Valentine, lager beer brewer, 79
s Ann
Hamedoch Mrs. Christine, 257 Hamburg
Hamel Dr. Earnest F. 155 s Bond
Hamel George, tailor, 24 Holland
Hamel George, baker, n e cor Hamburg and
William
Hamel Joseph, tinner, 250 s Bond
Hamel John, tinner, 250 s Bond
Hamel John, brickmaker, 186 Cross
Hamelin Mrs. Emeline, 250 e Biddle
Hamell Patrick, grocer, 110 Dugan's wharf
Hamer Marcella, shirt maker, 128 e Fayette
Hamer Wm. H. shoemaker, 56 n Howard,
(^w 51 Hanover
Hameit John R. clerk, 97 e Pratt
Hamill Alexander, (A. & W. J. H.) 125 n
Gay
Hamill Alex. T. miller, 228 n Central av
Hamill Catharine M. confectionery, 6 Comet
Hamill & Co., lamps and oils, 125 n Gay
Hamill Hugh, huckster, 196 Columbia
HAMILL JAMES H. oil and lamp store, s
e cor Franklin and Paca, dw 215 Saratoga
Hamill John, laborer, 196 Columbia
Hamill Levi, cigar maker, 145 s Ann
Hamill Patrick, cellar digger, 89 Richmond
Hamill Robert, shoemaker, 6 Comet
Hamill Robert J. B. clerk, 143 n Paca
Hamill Robert W. lamps and oils, 64 Hanover
Hamill Thomas, feed, 64 Harrison, dw 67
HAMILL A. & W. J. coal oil works, n e cor
Canton av and Eden
Hamill Wm. J. (A. & W. J. H.) 9 Aisquith
Hamilton Alexander, teacher, 118 Mulberry
Hamilton Ann, 592 w Saratoga
Hamilton Caleb B. carpenter, 437 w Lombard
Hamilton Caleb B. jr. paper hanger, 66 n Eu-
taw
Hamilton Charles, messenger Bank of Balti-
more, Exeter Hall, Baltimore Co
Hamilton Chas. R. tavern, foot of Concord,
dw 95 Albemarle
Hamilton EliT. J. clerk, 13s Howard
Hamilton Mrs. Prances, 87 William
HAMILTON GEO. W. Manufactu-
rer and Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars,
Pipes, &c., 112 Pratt-st., between
Commerce and South, dw 162
Hanover.
Hamilton Geo. W. tobacconist, 280 w Pratt
Hamilton Geo. laborer, 68 McKim
Hamilton Henry, clerk, 184 George
Hamilton Hester, 40 s Poppleton
Hamilton J. M. Southgate, clerk, 181 Frank-
lin
Hamilton James B. police, Madison near
Caroline
Hamilton James, soldier, 904 w Baltimore
Hamilton James A. bricklayer, 90 Hollins
Hamilton James, bacon, 197 e Monument
Hamilton James, (H. & Jones,) 240 w Pratt
Hamilton John, machinist, 102 Dolphin
Hamilton John W. painter, 19 Ogston
Hamilton John A. G17 w Fayette
Hamilton John, shipping clerk, 52 n Bond
Hamilton John, confectioner, n w cor How-
ard and Lexington, dw 61 n Charles
Hamilton John, tailor, 30 Somerset
Hamilton John, ice dealer, John near Reser-
voir
Hamilton Joseph E. carpenter, 311 Aisquith
Hamilton & Jones, furniture, 240 w Pratt
Hamilton Margaret 350 s Caroline
Hamilton Margaret, 40 s Poppleton
Hamilton Mrs. Mary T. confectionery, 50
Somerset
Hamilton Mrs. Maria L. 92 n Greene
Hamilton Mary C. 168 n Howard
Hamilton Mary A. (Stork & H.) 152 East
Hamilton Mary C. 64 Courtland
HAMILTON MRS. M. A. milliner, 61 n
Charles
Hamilton Mrs. Mary, 40 s Poppleton
Hamilton Mary, 132 Garden
Hamilton Mrs. Mary, milk, 904 w Baltimore
HAMILTON MATTHEW ALLEN, com-
rtiission merchant, 27 s Frederick, dw 49 St.
Paul
Hamilton Maxwell, brickmaker, 24 s Paca
Hamilton Peter, stone cutter, 226 e Pratt
Hamilton Richard, ship carpenter, 281 s Bond
Hamilton Robert, groi-er, 70 Camden, dw 123
Conway
Hamilton Robert, coach painter, 205 Vine
Hamilton Robert, carpenter, Eutaw near Ger-
man, dw 40 s Poppleton
HAMILTON SILAS M. coal dealer, s w cor
Baltimore and South, dw Baltimore Co
Hamilton Thomas, carter, 343 e Eager
Hamilton Thos. laborer, s e cor O'Donnell and
Patuxent
Hamilton Thos. nightman, 62 McKim
Hamilton Wm. Campbell, attorney 13 Court-
land, dw 79 Mulberry
Hamilton Rev. Wm. 356 Franklin
Hamilton Wm. machinist, 202 Garden
Hamilton Wm. auction and com. mercht, 64
and 66 s Charles, dw York road near city
limits
Hamlen Wm. C. mariner, Hamburg near
William
Hamlen Wm. Hamburg near William
Hamlin Rev. B. B. 244 Madison av
Hamlin Thomas S. stone cutter. Fort Coving-
ton
Hammac Mrs. Emma, 31 Pine
Hammal Caroline, grocery, 80 Henrietta
Hammal Frederick, milkman, 80 Henrietta
Hamman Anthony, (Ostendorf & H.) 272 n
Howard
Hammann Henry, butcher, 33 Fell's Point
market, dw 359 e Baltimore
Hammann Jacob, cabinet maker, 10 Etna la
Hammann John, groceries, flour and feed,
359 e Baltimore
Hammann John A. (Ostendorf & H.) 272 n
Howard
Hammann Michael, carver, 240 Canton av
Hammann Philip, plumber, 136 s Bond
Hammar Andrew, whip and cane maker, 5
Humes
Hammel Geo. cigar maker, 304 Canton av
Hammel Jacob, cooper, 9 Harford av
Hammel Jacob, jr. baker. 9 Harford av
J. HEIWRY GIESE, Commission MercUant, for tlie sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liaud, 31 Spear's WTiarf.
HAM
168
HAN
Hammel James, tailor, Hunter al near John
Hammel James, lamps, s e cor Franklin and
Paca, dw 215 Saratoga
Hammel John, huckster, 140 s Washington,
F.P.
Hammel Peter, soldier, Columbia near Scott
Hammel Valentine, cooper, 113 Caroline
Hammel Wm. coach painter, 9 Harford av
Hammell Patrick, grocery, 179 s Caroline
Hammer Christian, laborer, 339 Canton av
Hammer Christian, tailor, 80 Mulberry-
Hammer Eliza, boarding, 104 Franklin
Hammer Francis H. salesman, 104 Franklin
Hammer John A. hat store, 99 n Howard,
dw 104 Franklin
Hammer Mrs. 203 w Fayette
Hammer Michael, tinner, 71 s Bond
Hammer Peter, millwright, 103 n Eutaw
Hammer Peter G. bookkeeper, 120 s Eutaw
Hammer Sarah, 103 n Eutaw
Hammerbacher Daniel, cooper, 26 Bevan
Hammerbacher Geo. cooper, 169 Hamburg
Hammerbacher John, cooper, 82 Leadenhall
Hammerbacher John, cooper, rear of 20 Bevan
Hammerbacher Leonard, grocery, 25 Bevan
HAMMERBACHER MARTIN, tavern, 26
Bevan
Hammerly Frederick, shoemaker, 70 Granby
HAMMERSLEY DAVID L. confectioner,
26 n Greene
Hammersley Wm. N. clerk, 104 Conway
Hammerslough Lewis, dry goods, 155 Lex-
ington
Hammett John R. clerk, 97 e Pratt
Hammett Capt. Joseph A. 116 Barre
Hammon Charles, mariner, 175 s Wolfe
Hammon Mrs. Francis, boarding, 202 s Ann
Hammond IVliss Agnes, 282' w Fayette
Hammond Mrs. Ann, 548 w Fayette
Hammond Ann, tailoress, 78 n Exeter
Hammond Mrs Annie B. 35 Pearl
HAMMOND, BROTHER & CO. real estate
brokers, 29 St. Paul
Hammond Mrs. Catharine C. 204 Mont-
gomery
Hammond Charles, 282 w Fayette
Hammond Charles H. book keeper Western
Bank, dw 168 Cathedral
Hammond Christopher, mariner, Clinton s of
Boston
Hammond David, hack driver, 134 Ross
Hammond Edward, conductor, 548 w Fayette
Hammond Eliza, 118 Pearl
Hammond Fred'k, custom house, 204 Mont-
gomery
Hammond George G. clerk, 779 w Baltimore
Hammond Henry P. (H, & Smith,) 138 e
Monument
Hammond Jesse L. F. (H., Bro. & Co.) 12
Barnet
Hammond John, marble polisher, 196 Co-
lumbia
Hammond John A. watchman, B. & 0. R. R.
128 Lee
Hammond John, hackman, 88 Cathedral
Hammond John, butcher, 106 Hampstead
Hammond John D. saddle and harness maker,
348 w Baltimore, dw Baltimore Co.
Hammond John D. carpenter 140 Raborg
Hammond John, machinist, 7 Hoffman
Hammond John T. (H., Bro. & Co.) 29 St.
Paul
Hammond John L. (H., Bro. & Co.) 12 Barnet
Hammond J. Thomas, (J. T. H. & Bro.)
Baltimore Co.
Hammond J. Thomas & Brother, brokers and
commission agents, 29 St. Paul
Hammond Joseph, laborer, 233 s Caroline
HAMMOND LLOYD, groceries, flour, feed
and lime, n w cor Charles and West
Hammond Marcus, caulker, 48 Montgomery
Hammond Michael, carpenter, 35 Pearl
Hammond Michael, clerk, 7 Hoffman
Hammond Dr. Milton, homeopathist, 284
Lexington
Hammond Nathan C. 324 w Fayette
Hammond & Smith, house carpenters, 8 Grant
Hammond Miss Susan, 282 w Fayette
Hammond Thomas W. saddler, 324 w Fayette
Hammond Wm. printer, 88 St. Peter
Hammond Rev. Wm. S. 324 w Fayette
Hammond Wm. L. (H., Bro. & Co.) 29 St.
Paul
Hamon Leopold, cigar maker, 66 Park
Hampbe Adam, 65 e Monument
Hampe Adolph, scale maker, rear of 12 Light
Hampe Francis, 92 n Pine
Hampson A. J. grocer, 81 n Charles
Hampson Edwin, hatter, 193 w Baltimore, dw
121 n Eutaw
Hampson Isabella, teacher, 97 Garden
Hampson James S. salesman, 81 n Charles
Hampson Joseph, bricklayer, Philadelphia
road near city limits
Hampson Mary, lace mender, 97 Garden
Hampton Dorothea, seamstress, 76 Ross
Hampton Jesse B. carpenter, 25 s Poppleton
Hampton John A. E. carpenter, 165 Columbia
Hampton Robert B. bricklayer, 562 w Lom-
bard
Hampton Susan, seamstress, 76 Ross
Hamson George H. police, 24 Sterrett
Hamson Richard, police, 75 Hamburg
HAN AN BERNARD, tavern, 29 Centre Mar-
ket space
Hanan Francis W. butcher, 118 Centre Mar-
ket, dw Potomac
Hanan George F. butcher, 120 Centre Mar-
ket, dw Concord near Lombard
Hanan H. Murray, clerk, 11 Courtland
Hanan J. S. attorney, 31 St. Paul, dw 11
Courtland
Hanan John, attorney and U. S. Commis-
sioner, 11 Courtland
Hanan Owen, laborer, 38 Morton al
Hanauer Henry, shoemaker, 99 Hampstead
Hanaway Samuel, tavern and wagon yard,
132 HiUen
Hance James, apothecary, 82 Columbia
Hance Seth S. apothecary, 108 w Baltimore,
dw 185 Loyola place, n Calvert
Hanchen Michael, laborer, 69 Goodman al
Hanck Charles, tobacconist, 129 Conway
Hanck Charles, jr., tobacconist, 129 Conway
Hancock Albert R. clerk, 188 w Biddle
Hancock Absalom, collector, 325 e Baltimore
Hancock Charles A. 325 e Baltimore
Hancock Mrs. Elizabeth, confectionery, 107
Cross
Hancock F. M. 325 e Baltimore
Hancock Henry C. engineer, Johnson near
West
Hancock Henry K. sheet iron worker, 30 East
HANCOCK JOHN F. apothecary, n w cor
Baltimore and Caroline
Hancock John T. artist, 26 Brune
CJKO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofti ami RooUug Materials, HI Smith's
Wliarf. C. HART SBIITH, Agent.
HAN
169
HAN
Hancock Mi-s. Susan, 15 Brown
Hand Alexander, boot maker, 65 n Eutaw
Hand Henry, clerk, 193 e Monument
Hand Henry, turnkey Eastern District, 176
Gough
Hand John, engineer, 54 s Schroeder
Hand John H. police, 176 Gough
Hand James, butcher, 79 n Bond
Hand Margaret, principal of female primary
school No. 24, dw 176 Gough
Hand S. G. general com. and shipping mer-
chant, 101 Smith's wharf, dw 94 Saratoga
HAND THOMAS B. tinner, 33 e Baltimore,
dw 193 e Fayette
Hand Thomas J. & Co. shipping and commis-
sion merchants, .56 s Gay, ud stairs
Hand Thomas J. (T. J. H. &'Co.) 56 s Gay
Hand Thomas R. bookkeeper, 38 Pennsylva-
nia av
Hand Tavern, 42 n Paca, near Lexington
Handley Anthony, shoemaker,^ 3 Leadenhall
Handley Hugh, laborer, 127 Chew
Handley Kate, laundress, 3 Leadenhall
Hands Eliza, 138 Pine
Hands Francis M. coach painter, 138 Pine
Hands Lafayette W. 58 e Lombard
Handt William, harness maker, 45 Henrietta
Handy Charles C. police, 370 Franklin
Handy Edward H. police, 370 Franklin
Handy Joseph J. soldier, 20 s Schroeder
Handy Thomas P. clerk, 183 St. Paul
Handy S. J. K. clerk custom house, 356 w
Eager
Handy Samuel J. K. attorney, Eager near
Lovegrove al
Handy Dr. Wm. W. 183 St. Paul
Hanegan Frederick, tinner, 38 Church
Hancker Lavniia, 117 Chew
Haney Charles M. conductor from Washing-
ton to New York, 107 Conway
Hanf Jacob, laborer, 12 Baker
Hanfowan L. barber, 264 s Broadway
Hanftling George, shoemaker, 152 Henrietta
Hanglc Martin, shoemaker, 235 e Eager
Hank Rev. J. Newman, 90 William
Hank Dr. J. W. F. Biddle2doors w of Gar-
den
Hankey Andrew J. weigher, 116 e Pratt
Hankey Joseph, coal dealer, 31 e Lombard
Hanlan John, 405 s Charles
Hanley Edward, laborer, 75 Hillen
Han ley Mrs. Mary, 23 Ringgold al
Hanley M. dressmaker, 7 s Greene
Hanley Patrick, laborer, 5 Scott
Hanley Timothy, laborer, 30 Boyd
Hanline Mauritz, paints, &c. 221 s Bond
Hanlon Bernard, engineer, 5 Willow
Hanlon Christopher, laborer, 88 Raborg
Hanlon Eliza, grocery, 7 Lancaster
Hanlon Thomas, furn. dealer, 18 Chesnut
Hanly Patrick, laborer, 11 Be van
Hann Henry C. bricklayer, 59 McHenry
Hann Jacob, bricklayer, 59 McHenry
Hann James H. 45 n Strieker
Hann John H. cooper, 426 w Lombard
Hanna Beersheba, school teacher, Pratt near
President
Hanna Chas. F. clerk, 28 Pleasant
Hanna Frederick, artist, 183 Lexington
Hanna George, furniture repairer, 66 Hillen
Hanna James, tailor, 23 w Lombard
Hanna John, tobacconist, 7 n Calvert, dw 28
Pleasant
Hanna Robert, cabinet maker, 449 n Gay
Hanna Samuel, stone cutter, 122 Chew
Hanna Wm, importer tobacco, cigars, &c. 7
n Calvert and n w cor Baltimore and St.
Paul, dw 28 Pleasant
Hanna Wm. E. clerk, 28 Pleasant
Hannagan Thomas, furn. wagoner, 209 Vine
Hannagan Frederick C. 38 L. Church
Hannah James H. shoemaker, 5 n Frederick
Hannahan Brian, stone mason, 85 n Fremont
Hannam Uriah G. coach maker, 201 Ross
Hannaman Henry, engineer, 76 Mount
Hannaman Mrs. Lida, 131 Camden
Hannan Bernard, tavern, 25 Centre Market
Hannan Francis, butcher, nr Elliott, Canton
Hannan George, butcher, 122 Concord
Hannan Henry, clerk, 114 n Bond
Hannan Henry M. stevedore, 103 Raborg
Hannan John, butcher, rear of 84 Centre Mar-
ket space
Hannan Owen, laborer, 38 Morton
Hannan Patrick, tailor, 21 w Lombard
Hanne Henry, furn. wagoner, 202 s Bond
Hannegan Fredk. tinner, 158 n High
Hannegan Martin, drayman, 9 Young
Hannege Brottas, laborer, 58 Durst al
Hanney Mrs. Mary A. boarding, 123 Camden
Hannibal Henry, lager beer saloon, 51 Harri-
son
Hannies Adolph, upholsterer, 107 Pearl
Hanning Fredk. laborer, 85 Washington,
F. H.
Hanomel Valentine , oak cooper, 1 13 n Caroline
Hanover Street S. S. Mission Chapel, cor of
Hanover and Hamburg
Hanrahan John, stone mason, 197 Vine
Hanrahan Maurice, porter, 21 Perry
Hanrahn Henry, laborer, 38 n Amity
Hanrahn Thos. grocer, 38 n Amity
Hans John, painter, 41 Columbia
Hanshaw John G. clerk, 487 Lexington
Hanson Amelia, 301 s Bond
Hanson Ambrose, shoemaker, 121 Chew
Hanson Barbara E. provisions, cor Eager and
Aisquith
Hanson Elias, soldier, 100 e Madison
Hanson Geo. H. shoemaker, 292 e Madison
Hanson Gearhart, tailor, 62 King
Hanson John N. shoemaker, 292 e Madison
Hanson John, tinner, 189 e Fayette
Hanson Louisa, 32 s Sharp
Hanson Michael, laborer, 137 West
Hanson Nicholas, carpenter, 55 Milliman
Hanson Neil, blacksmith, cor O'Donnell and
Canton
Hanson Peter, rigger, 263 s Wolfe
Hanson P. W. clerk B. & O. R. R. 70 Bolton
HANSON PETER, tin ware and house fur-
nisher, 32 e Baltimore
Hanson Randall, shoemaker, 121 Chew
Hanson Thomas H. furniture, 35 and 37 s
Calvert, dw 227 e Baltimore
HANSON WILLIAM E. wholesale butter
dealer, n w cor Eager and Aisquith
Hanson T. P. rigger, 180 Aliceanna
Hanson Thomas, milk^m e cor Canton av and
Dallas
Hanson William H. saddler, 383 Saratoga
Hanthorn John, clerk, 133 s Paca
Hanz August, locksmith, 174 Aliceanna
Hanzsche & Co. English and German book
and job printers, over sw cor Light and Bal-
timore
WBl. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Brolier. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
'■ Mutual
HAN
170
EAR
Hanzsche E. (H. & Co.) 202 Saratoga
Hanzsche Frederick A. English and German
book and job printer, over 232 w Baltimore,
dw 181 Saratoga
Hanzsche H. (H. & Co.) Fountain Hotel
Hanzsche Theodore, clerk, 202 Saratoga
Hapisy John, paper hanger, 192 n Central av
Happel Henry, tailor, 156 n Caroline
Happel John, plasterer, 166 Peirce
Happel John, carpenter, 136 n Bond
Happel John, cigar maker, 80 s Eutaw
Happel Peter, boiler maker, 12 Booth
Happhy Joanna, grocery, 73 Eastern av
Happoldt Henry H. painter, 261 Franklin
Happs Peter, laborer, 95 Washington, F. H.
Harand Henry, porter, 315 e Lombard
Harbach Francis M. barkeeper. Fountain
Hotel
Harback Charles, saddler, 245 w Bond
Harback Samuel, painter, 245 n Bond
Harback Stephen, saddler, 245 n Bond
Harbaugh Anna M. confectionery, 121 n Cal-
vert
Harbaugh Charles L. W. clerk, 19 s Oregon
Harbaugh Gustavus, machinist, 285 Ross
Harbaugh George, shoemaker, 352 o Eager
Harbaugh Jas. 0. chairmaker, 121 n Calvert
Harbaugh Jerome, coachmaker, 19 s Oregon
Harbaugh Thomas. H. chairmaker, 186 e
Fayette
Harbaugh Thomas, shoemaker, 285 Ross
Harbaugh Winfield, clerk, 285 Ross
Harbold Charles, cabinetmaker, 90 s Howard
Harbst Frederick W. carpenter, 444 Walsh
Harburger Asher, clerk, 48 Granby
Harburger Emanuel, tailor, 48 Granby
Harburger Sigmund, cloth cutter, 48 Granby
Harburn John, huckster, 31 Warner
Harce Andrew, porter, 18 Davis
Hardcastle Elizabeth, milliner, 110 Ross
Hardcastle Marcus L. janitor University of
Maryland and collector, 110 Ross
Hardcastle Jane E. dressmaker, 110 Ross
Hardcastle John, commercial agent, 143 Han-
over
Harden Joseph, conductor, 449 w Lombard
Harden John S. (Hopkins, H. & Kemp,) 31
Hollins
Harden Richard, horses, 2 n Greene
Harden Rev. Wm. 308 e Baltimore
Harderetz James, clerk, 92 Pearl
Hardertz Mrs. Henry, 11 Cathedral
HardersLer Abraham, sailmaker, 59 Centre
Market space
Hardester & Bokee, lamp and oil store, 321 w
Baltimore
Hardester David, engineer, 200 Forrest
Hardester David, machinist, 6 Walker
Hardester George E. engineer, 200 Forrest
Hardester John, engineer, 36 Henrietta
Hardester Thomas H. (H, & Bokee,) 250
Light
Hardesty Caroline D. 31 s Bond
Hardcsty Charles R. 251 n Eutaw
Hardesty Mrs. E. 31 Cathedral
Hardesty George W. brass foundry, 44 Holi-
day, dw Bull's Head tavern, Front n of Gay
Hardesty Hannah S. matron Aged Women s
Home, n w cor Lexington and Calhoun
Hardesty James H. 251 n Eutaw
Hardesty James H. 92 Pearl
Hardesty James, clerk, 92 Pearl
Hardesty John, carpenter, 24 s Caroline
Hardesty John H. 251 n Eutaw
Hardesty Martha J. 251 n Eutaw
HARDESTY RICHARD C. attorney, 67 w
Fayette, dw 126 St. Paul
Hardesty Richard S. 126 St. Paul
Hardesty Richard, clerk, 16 McElderry
Hardesty Sarah L. 251 n Eutaw
Hardesty Thomas H. mariner, 72 s Washing-
ington, F. P.
Hardesty Thomas H. lamp and oil store, 250
Light
Hardey Hilleary E. clerk, 6 n Calvert
Hardie Emily E. 172 Saratoga
Hardin Richard A. shoemaker, 163 Orleans
Harding C. laborer, 287 n Eutaw
Harding Geoi-ge, carpet weaver, 259 n Eden
Harding Henry, huckster, 6 Baker
Harding James, carpenter, 25 McClellan's al.
dw Mansion House
Harding Mary, dressmaker, 37 n Liberty
Harding William H. agricultural implement
manuf. s w corBarre and Light, warehouse
33 Grant, dw 27 Camden
Harding Joseph, laborer, 353 Cathedral
Hardisty Anna M. 36 s High
Hardtner Mrs. Catharine, confectioner, 132
Columbia
Hardtner Jacob, laborer, 132 Columbia
Hardtner J. Leonard, Adams express stables,
10 Davis
Hardwick Henry T. paper carrier, 58 Green-
mount av
Hard wick Wm. C. grocery, cor Bond and
Jefferson
Hardy Capt. Benjamin R. 96 s Ann
Hardy Geo. W. plowsmith. 111 Hamburg
Hardy Geo. 62 s Ann
Hardy Henry, pilot, 62 s Ann
Hardy Capt. Geo. L. 35 Gough
Hardy Hugh M. carter, 95 Boyd
Hardy James C. fireman, 40 s Schroeder
Hardy John T. pilot, 96 s Ann
Hardy John W. clerk, Ross near Hoffman .
Hardy John W. watchman, 107 L. Greene
Hardy Mrs. Margaret R. n w cor Fayette and
Pearl
Hardy Randolph, fireman, 62 s Ann
Hardy Samuel, brakesman, 144McHenry
Hardy Summerfield, 392 w Lombard
Hardy Wm. finisher, 30 s Poppleton
Hare John H. portrait painter, 8 Harford av '
Hare Michael, grocery, 331 Cathedral
Hare William, portrait painter, 8 Harford av
Harford Avenue (M. E.) Church, cor Har-
ford av and Biddle
Harford Geo. R. cabinet maker, 484 Lexington
Haragon Ellen, confectionery, 365 w Pratt
Hargley John A. machinist, 164 McHenry
Hargrove Wm. H. painter, s w cor Greene
and Baltimore
Harig Albert, laborer. Port near Aliceanna
Harig Bernard, (J. & B. L. H.) 67 Hill
Harig Henry, tailor, 288 s Ann
Harig John B. 94 Hill
Harig Joseph, (J. «fe B. L. H.) 66 Hill
Harig J. & B. L. hardware and stoves, 72 Hill
Harig John F. machinist, 202 Hanover
Harker Charles, garbage cart, 8 Hagar ct
Harker James H. bricklayer, 313 Forrest
Harker John J. carpenter, 214 Harford av
Harker John V. tavern, 101 Greenmount av
Harker Julia Ann, 162 Greenmount av
Harker Dr. Richard M. J. 77 Hillen
jr. HENRY GIESE, Commlgslon merchant, for the sole of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, SI Spear's WTiarf.
EAR
171
HAR
Harker Samuel, shoemaker, 59 Booth
Harker William, Gen. Wayne Inn
Harkins Charles, hostler, 9 Perry
Harkins Maurice, laborer, 22 Jew al
Harkins Neal, shoemaker, 88 Hollins
Harkness Mutary, milkman, 517 Franklin
Harkness Sarah, grocery, 107 n Fremont
Harkness Thomas, grocery, n w cor Frank-
lin and Fremont
Harkinhine John, laborer, 79 Mullikin
Harkum James, painter, 70 William
Harlan George, jr. soldier, 9 Armistead la
Harlan George S. clerk, 128 Cathedral
Harle Bernhard, laborer, 56 Durst al
Harle Louis, shoemaker, 342 w Pratt
Harley James K. artist, over s w cor Charles
aad Fayette, dw 26 s Caroline
Harlow Branch B. bookkeeper, 161 w Biddle
Harlow Bridget, 23 Concora
Harlow Isaac, shoemaker, 19 Mercer
Harlow Reuben, shoemaker, 265 West
Harman Ann, 58 Davis
Harman Charles M. clerk, 214 w Fayette
Harman Casper, carter, 143 s Bethel
Harman Catherine, lamp and oil store, 153
Franklin
Harman Christian, cooper, 17 Albemarle
Harman Christoph, tailor, 217 Hamburg
Harman Daniel, cutter, 137 Lexington
Harman Elizabeth K. teacher, 118 Mulberry
Harman Enos, keeper Carroll's Point bridge
Harman Frederick C. clerk, 60 s Paca
Harman George, (Isaac Cox & Co.) 60 s
Paca
Harman Rev, Henry M. principal Light st
Institute, dw 54 s Sharp
Harman Helena, 11 Chase
Harman Jacob, 34 McElderry
Harman John, ship carpenter, 100 Orleans
Harman John, expressman, 156 Orleans
Harman Joseph, broom maker, 47 Jackson
Harman Joseph, laborer, 305 Aliceanna
Harman Mary, boarding, 105 Hanover
Harman Mary, baker, 47 Jackson
Harman Michael, 17 Abbott
Harman Paul, cigar maker, 57 Boyd
Harman Peter, potter, 193 Mullikin
Harman Philip, porter, 20 Albermarle
Harman Samuel, brickmaker, 33 Conway
Harman Wm. H. clerk, 5 Columbia
Harming Adam, tailor, 245 Eastern av
Harmyer Anthony, grocer, 88 French
Harmon Charles, mariner, 175 s Wolfe
Harmon Mrs. Eliza, 117 s Bond
Harmon Robert, clerk, 117 s Bond
Harmon Solomon, second-hand store, 59 n
Caroline
Harms Harman, tavern, 22 Commerce
Harms John, cigar maker, 22 Commerce
Harn George, shoemaker, 43 Tessier
HARNDEN EXPRESS, s w cor Baltimore
and Sharp, Jno. Q. A. Herring, agent — [See
front page of Cover]
Harnes Wm. J. 336 Aliceanna
Harney E. R. young ladies' seminary, 596 w
Fayette
Harney Luke, laborer, 21 Albert
Harold John, cooper, 135 William
Harp Edward, huckster, 168 s Broadway
Harp Ellen, 205 s Wolfe
Harp Wm. trader, 81 Bank
Harperish Frank, laborer, 166 s Wolfe
Harpel Christian, sawyer, 103 Marion
Harper Ann M. dressmaker, 36 French
Harper Benton, Harford av near city limits
Harper Eliza, trimmings, 67 n Eutaw
Harper Elizabeth, vest maker, 120 HofFman
Harper Ellen, laundress, 34 Jew al
Harper Emily L. 10 Cathedral
Harper Frederick, cigar maker, 118 Raborg
Harper James, bar tender, 49 s Frederick
Harper Capt. Jas. L. mariner, 65 s Bond
HARPER JOHN W. bill poster, basement 3
North, dw 193 n Caroline— [S«£ page 15
Mvertisements]
Harper Joshua A . plasterer, Harford av near
city limits
Harper Capt. Noble, mariner, 149 s Bond
Harper Presbury, shoemaker, 193 n Caroline
Harper Samuel B. lamp lighter, Harford av
near city limits
Harper Thos. R. tinner, Harford av near city
limits
Harper Wash, cigar maker, 232 Mulberry
Harper Wm. shoemaker, 67 n Eutaw
Harper William W. painter, 237 Chesnut al
HARR CHARLES E. (late Fetting,) watch-
maker, 285 e Baltimore
Harr F. cigars, 313 Aliceanna
Harr Herman, clothier, 115 n Howard
Harr John, laborer, 141 s Wolfe
Harr John, tailor, 101 Lombard
Harr John, laborer, 15 St. Mary
Harr Peter, collector, 28 St. Paul, dw 190 e
Payette
Harr Peter, printer, 15 St. Mary
Harrer Godfrey, baker, 78 s Wolfe
Harregal John G. laborer, 256 e Madison
Harres Joseph, cigar maker, 203 Chesnut
Harrigan Anthony, laborer, 235 Gough
Harrigan Andrew, collector, 223 n Eden
Harrigan David, laborer, 82 Eastern av
Harrigan Jeremiah, laborer, 53 French
Harrigan Mrs. Julia, grocery, 168 Columbia
Harrigan Peter, laljorer, 168 Columbia
Harrigan Thomas W. tailor, 196 Harford av
Harrington Abraham B. 10 Mulberry
Harrington Mrs. A.M. music teacher, 137
Lexington
Harrington Ann, glass and queensware, 60 3
Calvert
HARRINGTON & BOGUE, importers and
dealers in tailors' trimmings, &c., over n e
cor of Baltimore and Charles
Harrington Mrs. Eliza, grocery, 324 Mulberry
Harrington Elisha, property agent and collec-
tor, 79 Second, dw 101 w Biddle
Harrington Elisha, jr. fH. & Mills,) 101 w
Biddle
Harrington Geo. W. engineer, 342 Eastern av
Harrington Henry L. (H. & Bogue,) Maltby
House
HARRINGTON & MILLS, looking glass
and frame manufacturers, and furnishing
goods, 140 w Baltimore
Harrington James, grocery, 126 s Sharp
Harrington Joshua, restaurant, 21 Ensor
Harrington Jeremiah, laborer, 165 s Chapel
Harrington Jno. P. carpenter, 106 n Bond
Harrington Mrs. Louisa, tailoress, 487 w
Pratt
Harrington Mary Ann, 253 Gough
Harrington Robert, soldier, 80 s Republican
Harrington Thomas, huckster, 61 e Monu-
ment
Harrington Wm. mariner, 142 Hughes
GBO. S. PAG£ & BRO., ManuTactiirers of Roofs and Roofiug Slaterlals, HI Smltli's
Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
HAR
172
HAR
Harriss Abraham, furrier, 65 n High
Harris Alexander, 93 McCulloh
Harris Benj. machinist, Clinton near Elliott,
Canton
Harris Benjamin G. (Neale, H. & Co.) 23
Franklin
Harris Buelah, dry goods, 140 Lexington
Harris Charles W. chairmaker, 135 nBond
Harris Champion, laborer, 58 William
Harris Edward B. weigher, 6 Bowly's wharf,
dw s w cor Hollins and Fulton
Harris Eleanor E. 6 e Baltimore
Harris Eliza, 48 East
Harris Elizabeth, dressmaker 122 s Sharp
Harris Frederick A. tinner, 129 s Sharp
Harris George, brass finisher, 120 Lexington
Harris Dr. George, 140 Lexington
Harris Geo. blacksmith, 195 Conway
Harris Geo. M. umbrellas, 6 e Baltimore
Harris Geo. W. (Sweeney & H.) Carey, be-
tween Lexington and Saratoga
Harris Henry W. (Samuel H. & Sons,)
Decker, near Northern av
Harris Hicks, 140 Lexington
Harris James, 190 East
Harris James, fisherman, 20 e Lombard
Harris James, moulder, 30 s Republican
Harris James B. carpenter, 30 Gough
Harris James T. bricklayer, 118 Jefferson
HARRIS J. MORRISON, attorney. Spur-
rier's ct, Lexington near St. Paul,'dw Har-
ford road Baltimore co
Harris John, stone quarrier, s e cor Grundy
and Townsend
Harris John, wagoner, 76 William
Harris Joseph, furniture cars, 1 Garden
HARRIS JOSEPH, merchant tailor, 52 n
Howard
Harris Kate C. machine stitcher, 109 Hillen
Harris Lethe Ann, 755 w Baltimore
Harris Margaret, 203 Chesnut
Harris Mrs. Mary, 76 William
Harris Matthias, blacking manufacturer, 118
Mullikin
Harris Mehitabel, 109 Hillen
Harris Orville, engineer, 89 s Sharp
Harris Phebe, dressmaker, 135 n Bond
Harris Richard, bookkeeper, 46 s Eutaw
Harris Richard, car driver, Calhoun s of
Ramsay
Harris Robert, printer, 133 n Bethel
Harris R. Hopkins, (Samuel H. & Sons,)
Decker near Northern av
Harris Robert, furniture car, 310 n Eutaw
Harris Rodney, laborer, 9 Dawson al
Harris Samuel, (S. II. & Sons,) Decker near
Northern av
Harris Capt. Samuel, mariner, 6 Townsend
HARRIS SAMUEL & SONS, bankers, 196
w Baltimore
HARRIS SAMUEL, Jr. stock broker, base-
ment Chesapeake Bank, dw Guy's hotel
Harris Samuel, architect and measurer, 141 w
Fayette
Harris Mrs. S. G. 298 w Fayette
Harris Thomas C. (Samuel H. & Sons,)
Decker near Northern av
Harris Wesley R. hatter, 50 n Eden
Harri.s Wm. D. ship joiner, 44 Philpot, dw
300 e Pratt
Harris Wm. gunsmith, 4 Henrietta
Harris Wm. smelterer, Clinton nr Canton
Harris Wm. coal heaver, 58 William
Harris William C. clerk to provost marshal,
Washington House
Harris Dr. W. A. Fountain hotel
Harrison Basil, huckster, rear 73 Hanover
Harrison Benj. F. 105 St. Paul
Harrison Benjamin, clerk, 113 German
Harrison Benj. H. carpenter, 1 n Central av,
dw 149 e Baltimore
Harrison Caroline, 51 Warren
Harrison Mrs. Caroline, 40 Columbia
Harrison Catherine, 143 Mulberry
Harrison Charles S. bookkeeper, 40 Columbia
Harrison Charles S. bookkeeper, 57 s Gay
Harrison Charles E. varnisher, 312 Canton av
Harrison Charles T. ship carp. 170 Bank
Harrison Charles, jr. 1st bookkeeper Mer-
chants' Bank, dw Baltimore co
Harrison Mrs. Daniel E. paints, &c., 194 e
Baltimore
Harrison Eleanor, 67 Pearl
Harrison Eveline, 67 Pearl
Harrison Mrs. Elizabeth E. 196 Saratoga
Harrison Francis A. clerk, 196 n Caroline
Harrison Francis, upholsterer, 106 n Bond
Harrison Francis J. comb maker, 197 n~ "
Harrison Geo. L. commis. merchant, 6 0'-
Donnell's whf, dw Lanvale near Bolton
Harrison George H. police, 24 Sterrett
Harrison Henry G. currier, 164 n Spnng
Harrison Henry, plasterer, 114 n Eden
Harrison James H. clerk N. C. R. R. Sus-
quehanna hotel
Harrison John, bricklayer, 222 s Caroline
Harrison John, painter, 222 s Caroline
Harrison John A. painter, 15 Slemmer al
Harrison John H. police, 316 Canton av
Harrison John 0. ship carp. 34 Johnson
Harrison Julia, 17 Chew
Harrison Lewis B. clerk, 40 Columbia
Harrison Lucretia, 34 Johnson
Harrison Margaret E. boarding, 19 Lexing-
ton
Harrison Mary A. 29 s Howard
Harrison Mary, 369 n Gay
Harrison Maria L. bookstore, 86 Hanover
Harrison Murray, 43 n Strieker
Harrison Park, hatter, 169 Greenmount av
Harrison P. H. tobacconist, 41 Clay, dw 16
Barnet
Harrison Rev. Peyton, 90 Read
Harrison Richard H. police, 75 Hamburg
Harrison Robt. G. (Atwell &H.) 302 e Lom-
bard
Harrison R. S. S. clerk at John S. Gittings &
Co. 29 South
Harrison Dr. Samuel A., Charles, 2 doors n
of Eager
Harrison Susanna, huckstress, 699 w Balti-
more
Harrison Thos. R. ship carpenter, 64 Gough
Harrison Thomas, hostler, 12 Sterrett
Harrison Thomas, 43 n Strieker
Harrison Wm. E. C. salesman, 86 Hanover
Harrison Wm. agent Canton Co. office cor
Boston and Patuxent, dw n w cor Eager
and St. Paul
Harrison Wm. G. 378 Eutaw place
Harrison Wm. E. shoemaker, 84 s Charles
Harrison Wm. N. book agent, 26 Second, dw
219 w Biddle
Harrison Wm. H. stone cutter, 381 Penna. av
Harrison Wm. H. carpenter, 244 n Eden
Harrison Z. G. clerk, 149 e Baltimore
WBI. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit liife Insurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street,
Mutival
HAR
173
HAR
Harritage Chas. coach trimmer, Central av
near Chase
Harrod Wm. T. shoemaker, 137 s Regester
Harryman Ann M. 28 s Caroline
Harryman Benj. P. printer, 207 e Monument
Harryman C. C. druggist, 158 e Pratt
Harryman Joshua, police, 395 Canton av
Harryman Josiah, butcher, 90 Belair market,
dw 207 e Monument
Harryman Julia Ann, 82 n Exeter
Harryman Martha, seamstress, 94 s Regester
Harryman Thomas, furn. wagoner, 242 n
Caroline
Harryman Walter, police, 158 e Pratt
Harryman Wm. 53 s Bond
Harryman Wm. laborer, 92 s Regester
Har Sinai Temple, (Jewish Reformed,) High
between Fayette and Low
Harssa Wm. blacksmith, 90 York
Harstall Peter, laborer, 179 s Bethel
Hart Mrs. Ann, Belair av extended
Hart Alexander, carpenter, 710 w Saratoga
Hart Asa, carpenter, 185 Aisquith
Hart Catharine, tailoress, 1 Harden ct
Hart Christian, laborer, 27 Albemarle
Hart Edward, laborer, 5 Pleasant
Hart Elizabeth, 55 Garden
Hart Elizabeth, 93 s Chapel
Hart Francis C. coal, cor Biddle and Cathe-
dral, dw 55 Garden
Hart Francis, jr. machinist, Mount Royal,
foot of McMechin
Hart Jacob, tailor, 138 e Fayette
Hart James, blacksmith, 115 s Castle al
Hart James, Adams' express, 205 Lexington
Hart James, clerk, 55 Garden
Hart John H. upholsterer, 456 w Baltimore
Hart John, huckster, 88 Hamburg
Hart Levi, clothier, 11 w Second, dw 77 e
Lombard
Hart Margaret, dry goods, 1563^ Lexington.
HART MARX M. wood engraver, over 220 w
Baltimore, dw 156)^ Lexington. — [See p.
20 Jldvertisements]
Hart Mary C. 221 Orleans
Hart Michael, laborer, 264 s Howard
Hart Rachel, 20 e Pratt
Hart Mrs. Rebecca P. 40 McHenry
Hart Robert M. clerk, Fayette near Gilmor
Hart Samuel, grocer, 59 North
Hart Sarah J. dress maker, 402 n Gay
Hart Stephen F. clerk, 62 Walsh
Hart Tobias, clothier, 11 w Second, dw 77 e
Lombard
Hart Thos. mariner, 107 York
Hart Wm. tailor, 118 s Chapel
Hart Wm. clerk, 55 Garden
Harteveld Adolph, china, glass and queens-
ware, 506 w Baltimore
Hartegan Mrs. Catherine, nurse, 47 McHenry
Hartel Catherine, huckstress, 213 s Bethel
Hartel John M. paper boxes, 219 w Balti-
more, dw 84 e Lombard
Harten John, carter, 100 Dolphin
Harter John C. soldier, 6 Baker ct
Hartfelder F'red'k, shoemaker, 226 s Charles
Hartgens Christopher, grocer, 13 Penna. av,
dw 301 Saratoga
Hartigan Morris, boss coal heaver, 83 s Pop-
ple ton
Hartjens Christopher, (Jas. E. Cadow&Co.)
301 w Saratoga
Hartlauer Henry, huckster, 164 L. Greene
Hartley Geo. ship joiner, 45 Burke
Hartley John, car driver, 130 s Regester
Hartley John W. laborer, 123 Hamburg
Hartley Mrs. Rachel, 254 Franklin
Hartley Thos. carter, 473 Saratoga
Hartley Wm. T. ship carpenter, 181 s Ches-
ter
Hartline Henry, laborer, 41 Tessier
Hartlove Chas. H. brickmaker, 246 Warner
Hartlove Enoch, brickmaker, 156 s Fremont
Hartlove John, car driver, 343 Eastern av
Hartlove John W. brickmaker, 302 Johnson
Hartlove Mrs. Mary A. 166 Scott
Hartlove Wesley, brickmaker, 106 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Hartlove Wm. brickmaker, 269 William
Hartmaier Richard, butcher, 33 Lexington
market, dw 55 w Hoffman
Hartman Capt. Adam, U. S. A., 226 Henri-
etta
Hartman Alfred Z. teacher, 103 Columbia
Hartman Andrew, labor. Henry near Hughes
Hartman Dr. Andrew, 176 Aisquith
Hartman Augustus, furn. wagoner, 287 s
Bond
Hartman Caspar, at sugar refinery. 111 n
Spring
Hartman Charles, printer, 29 Holiday
Hartman Charles, cabinet maker, 261 n Eden
Hartman Charles, tavern, 30 Thames
Hartman Conrad, shoemaker, 157 Dover .
Hartman Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, 256 e
Madison
Hartman Francis, fisherman, 231 William
Hartman Francis W. laborer, 48 Raborg
Hartman Francis, marble worker, 48 Raborg
Hartman Frederick, tailor, 56 s Oregon
Hartman Frederick, tinner, 313 e Lombard
Hartman Frederick, foundryman, 18 Foun-
tain
Hartman Frederick, shoemaker, 156 Cross
Hartman Frederick, shoe store, 66 n Gay, dw
171 Aisquith
Hartman Frederick, foundryman, 2 Fountain
Hartman Geo. cabinet maker, 261 n Eden
Hartman Geo. laborer, 196 Eastern av
Hartman Geo. J. shoemaker, Belair av ext'd
Hartman Gotleib, laborer, 62 Albemarle
Hartman George, shoemaker, 678 w Baltimore
Hartman Henry, (H. & Strauss,) 179 w Fay-
ette
Hartman Henry, cooper, 136 e Pratt
Hartman Henry, tailor, 57 Union
Hartman Henry, cooper, 284 s Bond
Hartman Isaac, tailor, 4 s Gay, dw 28 n Gay
HARTMAN JACOB P. merchant tailor and
clothier, 197 w Baltimore, dw 278 w Fayette
Hartman John, laborer, 180 s Caroline
Hartman John, shoemaker, 116 Hollins
Hartman John, carter, 141 e Lombard
Hartman John, carter, 41 Short
Hartman John & Son, boot and shoe makers,
678 w Baltimore
Hartman John (J. H. & Son) 678 w Balti-
more
Hartman John, jr. (J. H. & Son) 116 Hollins
Hartman Mrs. Louisa, 5 Josephine
Hartman Leon, 179 w Fayette
Hartman Maria, variety store, 120 s Sharp
Hartman Maggie, seamstress, 65 Walnut al
Hartman Michael, laborer, 6 Green ct
Hartman Nicholas, brickmaker, Ostend near
Howard
J. HENRY GIESE, Conuoission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's 'Wharf.
HAR
1T4
HAS
Hartman Philip, jeweler, 678 w Baltimore
Hartman Philip, laborer, 284 Aliceanna
Hartman Philip, tailor, 116 Hollins
Hartman Paul, laborer, 24 Somerset
Hartman Saml. shoemaker, 103 Columbia
Hartman Sleon, 179 w Fayette
HARTMAN & STRAUSS, clothiers, 326 w
Baltimore
Hartman Wilton H. clerk, 278 w Fayette
Hartmeyer, Richard, butcher, 55 w Hoffman
Hartogensis Henry S. clothing and notions,
36 Harrison
Hartshorne Joshua, iron dealer, 92 w Lom-
bard, Jw 129 w Fayette
Hartson Leonard R. hackman, 180 Pearl
Hartung Ferdinand, shoemaker, 58 s Re-
gester
Hartung John F. potter, Hull near Fort av
Hartwig Jacob, shoemaker, 91 Granby
Harty John, drayman, 16 Mulberry
Hartz Simpson, dry goods, 197 n Gay
Hartzel Benj. F. conductor, 289 Franklin
Hartzel & Clark, livery stables, 84 German
Hartzel David, (H. & Clark,) 342 w Lombard
Hartzel George, 123 Pearl
Hartzel Edwin, messenger Adams' Express,
14 Townsend
Hartzel Jacob F. omnibus driver, 14 Lanvale
Hartzel Leonard, car driver, 125 Pearl
Hartzel Leonard L. driver, 14 Lanvale
Hartzell Jacob, restaurant, Northern av near
Druid Hill
Hartzell John, city car driver, 20 Orchard
HARTZELL LEONARD, hack stables, 95
n Paca
Hartzell Luther, car driver, 284 Penna av
Hartzell Wm. car driver, 67 Lancaster
Hartzog George, broker, 22 South, dw 205
Franklin
Hartsburg Lazarus, ragman, 77 Forrest
Harvey Andrew J. soldier, 151 Hollins
Harvey Mrs, Ann, 51 n Strieker
Harvey Archibald, 81 s Caroline
Harvey Ann C. grocery, 214 Hollins
Harvey Charles A. clerk, 214 Hollins
Harvey Charles W. assistant supervisor R.
R., 439 w Lombard
Harvey Charles (Wm. T. Walters & Co.) 78
Cathedral
Harvey Danl. (Wm. & D. H.) Fremont near
Townsend
Harvey Edward, shoemaker, 129 s Fremont
Harvey Edwd. H. shoemaker, 160 s Fremont
Harvey Ellen, 16 Gough
Harvey Henry D. 147 Park
Harvey Henry, laborer, 298 Johnson
Harvey Henry P. clerk, 25 Penn
Harvey James, jr. 283 w Lombard
Harvey James £. plumber, 228 s Sharp
Harvey J. W. jr. bookkeeper, 22 w Second
Harvey John, laborer, 160 Greenmount av
Harvey J. W. real estate broker, over 22 w
Second, dw Baltimore Co.
Harvey John E. 48 s Sharp
Harvey John H. (T. H. & Son,) 23 n Greene
Harvey John W. bricklayer, 228 s Sharp
Harvey John, laborer, Block near Wills
Harvey Joshua, dry goods, n w cor Hanover
and Pratt, dw 48 s Sharp
HARVEY JOSHUA G. & CO. provision and
produce commis. merchants, 75 Exchange
place
Harvey Joshua, jr., clerk, 48 s Sharp
Harvey Joshua G. (J. G. H. & Co.) 250 w
Lombard
Harvey Kate, milliner, s w cor Lexington and
Liberty
Harvey Michael, laborer, cor Liberty road
and Chapel
Harvey Moses, soldier, 27 s Republican
Harvey Robert W. boatman, 47 Burke
Harvey Robert J. painter, 93 Preston
Harvey Silas, pedler, 79 Washington, F. H.
Harvey Thomas P. clerk, 25 Penn
Harvey Thomas & Sons, collar makers, 33 n
Greene, dw T. H. 23 n Greene
Harvey Thomas P. clerk, 48 s Sharp
Harvey Wm. P. (J. G. H. & Co.) 283 w
Lombard
Harvey Wm. & D. coal deal, and carpenters,
130 Penna av
Harvey Wm. (W. & D. H.) Fremont near
Townsend
Harvey Wm. H. plumber, 228 s Sharp
Harvey Capt. Wm. mariner, 82 s Caroline
Harwick Caspar, wood sawyer, Walnut al
Harwood Elizabeth, 223 n Howard
Harwood Sarah E. 53 Garden
Harwood Susan, 159 St. Paul
Harwood Valentine, shoemaker, 287 e Eager
Harz Meyer, 224 Aliceanna
Harz Michael, laborer, 209 s Bond
Harzberg Jacob, (H. & Stiefel,) 149 s Charles
Harzberg Levi, clerk, 185 e Lombard
Harzberg & Stiefel, clothiers, 168 w Pratt
Harzburg Levi, clerk, 185 s Caroline
Harzburger S. cooper, 217 Light
Harzinger Jacob, tailor, 185 s Broadway
Haschert George, barber, 378 Saratoga
Hasenbalg Harmon, druggist, 177 s Broadway
Hasenkamp Anton, piano maker, 511 w Bal-
timore
'Hasener Geo. laborer. Canton av near Gist
Hashagen Henry, tobacconist, 423 Saratoga
Haskell Catharine, seamstress, 337 s Bond
Haskell Mrs. Mary, 31 s Howard
HASKELL JOHN H. Manufactu-
rer of Cotton and "Woolen Machine
Cards, Superior Stretched Leather
Belting, and Leather Hose, 33 s
Eutaw. Dw. 230 Madison av.—
[Seep. 24 Mverlisements.]
Hasky Henry, sr. blacksmith, 7 Lancaster,
dw92
Haskey Frank, blacksmith, 73 s Wolfe
Haslett George, grocer and com. mercht, n w
cor Howard and Mulberry, dw Howard
House
Haslup Geo. H. clerk, 642 w Lombard
Haslup Mrs. Ann, 142 s Fremont
Haslup Mrs. Catharine, cigars, 142 s Fremont
Haslup Joseph N. coachsmith, 22 n Eden
Haslup Mrs. seamstress, Clinton
Hass August, cabinet maker, 28 Jasper
Hassauer Andrew, grocery, 70 McElderry
Hassell Christian, laborer, cor Spring and
Hammond al
Hasselberger John, 364 Light
Hasselberger Mrs. Louis, 364 Light
Hasselman John, soldier, 414 Canton av
Hassen Michael, engineer, 156 Garden
GEO. S. PAGK Si BRO., Maimfncturers of Roofs and Roofing Slaterlals, 111 Smith's
Wliarf. C. HART SMITH, Airent.
HAS
115
HAY
Hassenauer J. baker, 153 Eastern av
Hassenhorst Frederick, dry goods, 641 w Bal-
timore
HASSENCAMP FERDINAND, apothecary
and Ciiemist, 73 Hanover
Hasslinger John, grocery, 236 Bank
Hasson Hugh, raker. 86 Mount
Hasson Mrs. Mary, 64 n Broadway
Hast Hannan, shoemaker, 4 Walker
Hastings Amelia A., M. D., homeopathic
medicines, &c., s e cor Saratoga and Sharp
Hastings Joseph S. sr., (J. A. Dobson & Co.)
Chatsworth opposite Hoffman
Hastle Charles, brass finisher, 56 Camden
Haswell Jas. M. clerk, 188 Penna av
Haswell John, moulder, 74 Towson
Haswell John H. C. laborer, 74 Towson
Haswell John, carpenter, 188 Penna av
Haszmann Andy, shoemaker, 96 Walker ct
Hatch Alfred G. clerk, 27 n Calvert
Hatch Chus. B. (C. B. H. & Co.) Baltimore co
Hatch Chas. B. & Co., oyster packers. 111
McElderry's wharf
Hatch Jas. G. brushmaker, 31 s Howard
Hatch Jane, 12 Harrison
Hatch Samuel T. 237 n Howard
Hatchern Benj. O. shoemaker, 241 e Fayette
Haterman Casper, blacksmith, 143 s Central
av, dw 142
Hatzberger George, tailor, 6 Wyeth
Hatter Henry, sewing machine operator, 20 s
Liberty
Hatter Martin, confectioner, 133 n Gay
Hatter Peter, currier, 143 s Charles
Hattle John, laborer, 124 s Durham
Hatton Bernard, saddler, 281 n Central av
Hatton Edward, sergeant police, 219 Orleans
Hatton Henry, carpenter, 283 e Madison
Hatton John, tailor, 105 McElderry
Haubert H. C. S. 16 s Howard
Hauck Chas. cigar packer, 129 Conway
Hauck Bernard, laborer, 234 Dallas
Hauck Frederick, cigar maker, 9 Sterrett
Hauck George, police, 112 Preston
Haucknecht Frank, wheelwright, 564 Penn-
sylvania av
Hauder Joseph, boiler maker, Aisquith near
Point la
Hauf Michael laborer, 285 s Bond
Haugh John, laborer, 81 Grundy
Haugh Rachael, 50 s Bond
Haughey Benj. M. collector, 466 Walsh
Haughy James, laborer, 235 e Chase
Hauk Caspar, laborer, 69 Washington, F. H.
Haum John, laborer, 176 s Regester
Haun John, drayman, 22 Davis
Haupp Ephey, huckster 55 s Eutaw
Haupt Henry, tailor, Dover near Fulton
Haapt Jacob, shoemaker, 37 n Frederick
Haupt John C. cooper, 88 Dover, dw 90
Haupt John M. trunk maker, 148 Dover
Haupt Joseph, shoemaker, 123 n Bethel
Haupt Matthias, cigar maker, 47 Orchard
Hauptman Bernard cooper, 175 s Dallas
Hauptman John, collector, 91 Chatsworth
Hauptman Mrs. Emily, 91 Chatsworth
Hauptman Mary, 91 Chatsworth
Haurand Louisa, boarding, 64 n Gay
Haurand Wm. jeweler, 10 Harrison
Haus Christian, laborer, 529 Canton av
Hausbach Adam, whip maker, 30 Liberty al
Hause Benj. T. miller, 33 King
Hause Frederick F. soldier, 64 Ramsay
Hause John, laborer, 181 s Chapel
Hause Martin, laborer, 11 Port
Hause Rosina M. cake shop, 23 Saratoga
Hausenwald John H. groceries and feed, 3
Penna. av
Hauser Henry, tailor, 68 s Bond
Hauser Martin, laborer, 278 s Ann
Haush George, wheelwright, 78 n Broadway
Hausknecht Francis, grocery, 605 Penna. av
Hausler John, tailor, 30 e Lombard
Hausnacter Andrew, 59 Portland
Haut Charles, hackman, 258 e Lombard
Havey John C. steward Allston Association,
64 Mount Vernon place
Havelin Peter, laborer, 46 Valley
Haverkamp Chas. H. shoemaker, 54 James al
Haverstick L. M., U. S. commissioner of En-
rollment 2d District, Md., office s w cor
Exeter and Watson
Haverstrah Christian, tailor, 21 Rock
Haverman Frederick, coachmaker, 73 Pine
Haw John, wheelwright, 2 e Centre
Hawer John, drayman, 22 Davis
Hawickhorst Henry, 414 Harford av
Hawkens Wm. grocer, 16 Jackson
Hawkens Wm. clerk, 16 Jackson
Hawkins Charles, saddler, 2.53 e Monument
Hawkins John H. clerk, 59 Marion
Hawkins Mrs. Martha, 269 n Eutaw
Hawkins Martha, dressmaker, 59 Marion
Hawkins Mrs. Mary E. 628 w Lombard
Hawkins Patrick, laborer, Clinton s of Bos-
ton
Hawkins Susanna, 244 e Pratt
Hawkins Wm. com. merchant, 8 s Charles,
dw 128 Cathedral
Hawley Burgess, carpenter, 82 Hanover ,
Hawley Franklin, engineer, 77 n Schroeder
Hawley Martin, (R. K. H. & Co.) 165 n Cal-
vert
Hawley R. K. (R. K. H. & Co.) Eutaw
House
HAWLEY R. K. & CO. lumber commission
merchants, 16 Eastern av
Hawthorne Capt. James, mariner, 120 s Bond
Hax Christian, (J. B. & C. H.,) 117 n Caro-
line
Hax J. B. & C. contractors and pavers, 62
and 117 n Caroline
Hax J. B. (J. B. & C. H.) 62 n Caroline
Hax John P. cooper, Caroline near Block, dw
88 Block
Hax Peter, street paver, 125 Orleans
Haxel Wm. tailor, 66 Mulberry
Hay Francis M. (Helfrich & H.) 313 Hollins
Hay James, bookkeeper, 143 Mulberry
Hay Jesse, 304 Hollins
Hay John C. (J. C. H. & Co.) 23 n Paca
HAY JOHN C. & CO. foreign and domestic
liquors and cigars, 4 w Pratt
Hay Wm. M. clerk, 309 Hollins
Hayden Elizabeth, 175 w Biddle
Hayden George T. architect, 175 w Biddle
Hayden Horace W. register's clerk, 172 w
Lombard
Hayden Dr. H. Mozart, dental surgeon, 98 n
Charles
Hayden John H. cigar maker, 130 n Exeter
Haydenkoff Wm. cigar maker, 60 n Spring
Haye Walter C. salesman, 18 St. Mary
Hayes Amelia, 195 w Hoffman
Hayes Edward, clerk, 102 e Lombard
Hayes James H. conductor, 196 s Ann
WM. P. "WEjSK, fliariue, !■ .nc and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Uie Insux-ance Co., Newark, K. J.," S9 Second Street.
• Mutual
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Hayes James, laborer, 4 n Amity
Hayes John M. ]95 Mulberry
Hayes Joseph, laborer, 346 Mulberry
Hayes Michael, chairmaker, 20 Lemmon
Hayes Patrick, laborer, 19 n Amity
Hayes Patrick, laborer, Falls road near North-
ern av
Hayes Peter D. paint store, 313 n Gay, dw
2J3 n Eden
Hayes Reverdy \V. painter, 148 s Bond
Hayes Robert J. bookkeeper, 14)^ s Calvert
Hayes Thomas, bootmaker, 102 eLombard
Hayes Wm. laborer, 4 Gough
Haymaker Charles, painter, 185 Orleans
Haymaker Geo. W. carp. 19 n Poppleton
Haymaker Mary E. boarding, 19 n Poppleton
Haymeck Gustavus, moulder, 310 Aliceanna
Hayne Mrs Eliza, 33 Hamilton
Hayne Launcelot, clerk, 6 St. Paul
HAYNEL DR. ADOLPHUS F. 90 n Eutaw
Hayner Maj. T^. Z., A. A. D. C, headquar-
ters, dw Eutaw House
Haynes Byron H. sutler, 95 s Sharp
Haynes Chas. bookkeeper, 222 Madison av
Haynes D. Francis, supt. iron mills, 50 Spring
row
Haynes Isabella, seamstress, 41 Albert al
Haynes Robert, 310 s Bond
Haynes Wm. farm manager, 53 Portland
Haynie Mrs. Elizabeth, 142 s Ann
Haynie Mrs. Elizabeth, 87 Hamburg
Haynie Capt. John F. 93 s Ann
Haynie Marian F. 65 s Bond
Haynie Stephen W. caulker, 50 Montgomery
Hay nil Martin, piano maker, 220 Barre
Hays Bridget, grocery, 80 French
Hays Charlotte, 124 Lee
Hays David, carpenter, 124 Lee
Hays Edward P. tinner, 89 Aisquith
Hays Geo. M. bricklayer, 584 w Lombard
HAYS REV. GEORGE P. 5 Lloyd
Hays James L. butcher, 109 s Poppleton
Hays James, (Hays & S.) 265 e Monument
Hays James H. carver, 25 Holland
Hays James, mariner, 48 Philpot
Hays John B. clerk, 232 w Lombard
Hays John, laborer, 203 Hollins
Hays John, fireman, 51 Hillen
Hays John, shoemaker, 63 Orleans
Hays John B. public store keeper, 232 w
Lombard
Hays John C. cigar maker, Biddle, near L.
Monument
Hays Mary, confectioner, 203 n Eutaw
Hays Mrs. J. H. dressmaker, 25 Holland
Hays Mrs. Mary A. seamstress, 3 Walker
Hays Mrs. Mary, 89 Aisquith
Hays Mrs. Maria, grocery, 239 Cross
Hays & Morse, carvers, 41 Clay
Hays Patrick, laborer, 239 Cross
Hays Robert W. tinner, 89 Aisquith
Hays & Sellman, wheelwrights and black-
smiths, 92}/^ s Central av
Hays Mrs. Susan, 151 Montgomery
Hays Sarah, 178 w Biddle
Hays W. M. clerk, 304 Hollins
Hays Wm. butcher, 15 Centre and 110 Belair
market, dw 30 French
HAYWARD, BARTLETT & CO., whole-
sale stove warehouse, 24 Light, foundry s
w cor Pratt and Scott
Hayward Elizabeth, dry goods, 47 s Liberty
Hayward James, ship carpenter, 67 n Ann
Hayward Jonas H. (H., Bartlett & Co.) n e
cor Madison and Park
Hayward John B. painter, 221 Muilikin
Hayward John, musician, 132 s Chapel
Hayward Prudence S. 119 Park
Hayward Robert R. carpenter, 22 Abey al
Hayward Samuel J. soldier, 22 Abey al
HAYWARD WM. H. magistrate. Mansion
House, cor Fayette and St. Paul, dw 320
Franklin
Hayward Wm. boatman, 71 Cross
Hazel John, tailor, 332 Mulberry
Hazell Henry G. carpenter, 24 Columbia
Hazelip Benjamin M, coach trimmer, 75 n
Exeter
Hazelip Joseph N. blacksmith, 9 Swan, dw
22 n Eden
Hazelitt James, blacksmith, 17 Concord, dw
57 n Eden
Hazen Henry G.(Kelly, H. & Co.) Columbia,
opposite Greene
Hazlehur
irst Henry R. (H. «fc Co.) Ellicotts
Mills
HAZLEHURST & CO. founders and engine
builders, Vulcan Works, cor V/'illiam and
HAZLEHURST & PHELAN, distillers, 17
Spear's wharf
Hazlehurst Samuel, (H. & Phelan) 224 w
Lombard
Hazlitt Boston, (Jas. H. & Co.) 193 w Lom-
bard
HAZLITT JAMES & CO. importers and
dealers in foreign liquors, 39 and 41 s Gay
Hazlitt James, (J. H. & Co.) 193 w Lombard
Hazzard Robert A. painter, Hughes, dw 331
Light
Heaase William, blacksmith, 90 York
Head Washington, paper hanger, 702 w Bal-
timore
Head Quarters 8th army corps, U. S. A. n w
cor Calvert and Fayette
Heagy Wm. H. messenger Adams Express,
cor Townsend and Grundy
Hcald Howard, (Jacob H. & Co.) 162 w
Fayette
Heald Jacob, jr., clerk, 165 w Fayette
HEALD JACOB & CO. tobacco and commis-
sion merchants, 58 and 60 s Gay
Heald John R. clerk Mechanics' Bank, 6 e
cor Calvert and Fayette
HEALD JOHN H. & CO. Patapsco tannery,
s e cor Madison and North, and dye works
2 Block, dw J. H. H. 70 w Madison
Heald Wm. H. (John H. H. & Co.) 74 w
Madison
Heald Wm. (Jacob H. & Co.) 158 w Fayette
Healey Catharine, Falls road near Northern
avenue
Healey Francis, laborer, 243 Hamburg
Healey George, clerk, 233 e Baltimore
Healey John, grocery, 26 e Pratt
Healey John, laborer, 121 Chesapeake
Healey Dr. James E. druggist, n w cor Balti-
more and Eden, dw 233 e Baltimore
Healey J. Oscar, carpenter, 23 Balderston
HEALEY LEONARD S. coal yard, cor
Hanipstead and Central a.r, dw 233 e Bal-
timore
Healey Dennis, tailor, 16 French
Healey Mark, laborer, 183 Vine
Healey Patrick, tailor, 33 Goodman al
Healy John, engineer, 20 e Lombard
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, tor the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, jjm.
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Piaster constantljr on hand, fit Spear's Wharf.
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City Hall, Holiday
Healy Wm. ship carpenter, 20 e Lombard
Heamann Geo. cigar maker, 202 Lexington
Heamann Mrs. Mary, tavern, 202 Lexington
Heamann Henry, 202 Lexington
Heaney Jas. laborer, 2 n Poppleton
Heaphy Joanna, grocery, 73 Eastern av
Heaphy Mary, grocery, 132 s Exeter
Heaphy Michael, laborer, 107 Plum
Heaphy Michael, mail carrier, 3 Bank
Heaps Catherine, tailoress,25 e Madison
Heaps Elizabeth, caner, 59 MuUikin
Heaps Capt. John B. 53 s Ann
Heaps Wm. H. soldier, 53 s Ann
Heard John, 115 n Bond
Heard Wm. A. painter, 258 e Fayette
Heath Ann, confectioner, 59 Greenmount av
Heath Elisha S. (Collins, H. & Co.) 314
Hollitis
Heath Francis W. iron foundry, 2 Gillingham
al, dw 523 w Fayette
Heath George, potter, 20 Bank
Heath George T. barkeeper, cor Broadway
and Belair av
Heath Mrs. 256 e Monument
Heath John, cabinet maker, 188 Vine
Heath W. printer, 236 e Monument
Heathcote Jas. locksmith, 161 Peirce
Heaton Richard H. hatter, 40 Jackson
Heavel Ross, coachman, 6 Garden
Hebb John S. pilot, 166 Bank
Hebbel Charles, baker, 160 Orleans
Hebbel Earnest, tailor and green grocer, 71 e
Lombard
Hebbebrand Peter, grocer, 360 s Sharp
Hebden Margaret, 3 Lancaster
Hebden Sarah, bookstore, 151 s Broadway
HEBDEN WILLIAM H. justice of the
peace, 178 s Broadway, dw 151
Hebder Martin, shoemaker, 502 Lexington
Hebener Mary M. seamstress, 3 Armistead la
Hebler Anton, laborer, 81 n Oregon
Hebler Elizabeth, 152 s Bond
Hebner Martin, cooper, Hammond al near
Central av, dw 109 Eastern av
Hechenthall Dr. Louis M. 662 Lexington
Hechenthcill Louis, artist, 662 Lexington
Hechring Herman, tavern, 60 Lancaster
Hecht Charles, shoemaker, 315 w Pratt
Hecht Elias, 57 n Front
Hecht Emanuels, carpet weaver, Frederick
road near Calverton
Hecht Frederick, carver, 19 Chatsworth
Hecht Godfrey, box maker, 81 Grindall
Hecht Henry, machinist, 104 n Gay
Hecht Mrs. Helena, 53 e Fayette
Hecht Henry, carpenter, 19 Chatsworth
Hecht Jacob, clothier, n w cor Centre Market
space and Pratt
Hecht Liebman, trader, 44 Harrison
Hecht Moses, (H. & Putzell,) 57 German
HECHT & PUTZELL, boots, shoes and
hats, 302 w Baltimore and 180 Lexington
Hecht Robert, rag dealer, 78 Granby
Hecht Samuel, dry goods, 148 s Broadway
Hecht Samuel, furniture, 279 Canton av
Hecht Simon, variety store, 506 Lexington
Heck Mrs. Amelia, 364 Saratoga
Heck Bernard, milk, 331 s Eutaw
Heck Charles L. bricklayer, 364 Saratoga
Heck George C. lager beer saloon, n w cor
Jefferson and Caroline
Heck George, laborer, rear of 708 Penna. av
Heck George W. shoemaker, 142 Conway
Heck Godfrey, box maker, 81 Grindall
Heck Jacob, carter, 116 French
Heck John, cabinet maker, 261 Eastern av
Heck Mrs. Louisa, 47 s Regester
Heck Mary, 142 s Bond
Heck Wm. tailor, 132 Low
Heck William, bricklayer, 364 Saratoga
Heckathorn Wm. cooper, 474 w Lombard
Hecker John C. laborer, 46 Preston
Heckler Anthony, brickmaker, 321 s Charles
Heckman Frederick J. grocery, 16 Park
Heckman , 316 s Dallas
Heckman Samuel, butcher, 17 n Washington
P.P.
Heckmestra Henry, cabinet mak. 42 s Oregon
Heckrotte Henry, cigar maker, 96 Ensor
Heckrotte Henry, laborer, 309 s Bond
Heckrotte Henry W. 92 Ensor
Heddingkaffer Max, shoe 'kr, 208 Canton av
Heddinger Daniel C. printer, 36 s Exeter
Heddinger James H. printer, 36 s Exeter
Heddinger Michael, plasterer, 71 s Bond
Heddington Caroline V. milliner, 187 w Biddle
Hedges Alice, 37 Orchard
Hedges Edward, Venetian blind maker, 37
Orchard
Hec'ian P. J. (Kelly, H. & Piet,) 40 n High
Hedian T. (Myers & H.) 94 s Broadway
Hedley Anthony, 409 Saratoga
Hedlin John, laborer, rear of 335 Canton av
Hedrich Henry, tailor, 309 Eastern av
Hedrick Geo. shoemaker, 22 May
Hedrick John T. machinist, 72 w Biddle
Hedrick Wm. miller. Hunter al. near Johns
Heer Henry J, shoemaker, 186 Cross
Heese Alfred, tailor, 124 e Lombard
Heesh Chas. A. coachsmith, 242 e Biddle
Hefferman Patrick, cellar digger, 169 Peirce
Heffern Samuel, nightman, Miller's hotel
Hcffler Nicholas, cooper, 168 s Central av
Heffner Mrs. Christine, 224 Hamburg
Heffner Dennis, tailor, 343 e Lombard
Heffner Rev. Edward, superintendent. Green-
mount av
Heffner John, stone cutter, 12 Greenmount av
Hefley George, painter, 118 Raborg
Heflig John, laborer, 49 Monroe
Heginbotham Edward, music teacher, 264 e
Pratt
Hegner John, brewer, 89 Lee
Hehman Margaret, 316 s Dallas
Hchiilen Adam, laborer, 5 Stockholm
Hehring Herman, tavern, 60 Lancaster
Hehs Henry, cabinet maker, 161 Raborg
Heibeck Nicholas, cabinet maker, 107 Sarah
Ann
Heickhimer H. furniture, 26 Canton av
Heickes John, tailor, 195' Conway
Heid John, tavern, 23 n Frederick
Heide Frederick, shoemaker, 19 McElderry
Heidelmyer John, tailor, 414 Canton av
Heider Rosina, grocery, 272 Hanover
HEIDERICK ANTON, restaurant, 17 and 19
s Liberty
Heiderman August H. paper carrier, 212 Con-
way
Heidmuller Wm. shoemaker, 86 s Bond
Heidrich John, well digger, 159 William
Helen Hermann, proprietor Bremen houee,
280 s Broadway
Heighe Mrs. Benj. M. 44 Mulberry
OSO. S. PAGE Si BRO., Manufacturers of Rooft and Roofing Blaterials, 111 Smlfllk'S
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Heighouse Anthony, laborer, 84 s Wolfe
Heigenbaugh Henry, tailor, 26 Ensor
Heigle John J. mariner, 228 n Caroline
Heiglenaan Matthew, wheelwright, 214 Con-
way
Heiker Jacob, foundryman, 197 Canton av
Heil Adam, laborer, 233 s Bethel
Heiland Henry, wheelwright, 839 w Pratt
HEILBRUN MICHAEL, dry goods, 52
Hanover
Heilginstaid William, porter, 20 Davis
Heiliger Lewis, porter, 87 e Lombard
Heilman August, turner, 304 e Lombard
Heilman Conrad, tailor, 230 e Eager
Heilman Frederick, tailor, 287 n Central av
Heilner Rev. L. 119 e Lombard
Heim Albert, tailor, 143 e Eager
Heim George, shoemaker, 19 Peach al
Heim George, porter, 224 s Charles
Heim Jacob B (H., Nicodemus & Co.) 79 n
Paca
Heim Joseph, porter, 52 Harrison
Heim John, glass packer, 113 Leadenhall
Heim John, 254 Hanover ■
Heim John F. butcher, 79 Centre and 40 Fells
Point Markets, dw 2 Gist, Laudenslager's
Hill
Heim John, laborer, 185 Gough
Heim Margaret, 42 Orchard
Heim Mrs. Margaret, 283 e Lombard
Heim Michael, soldier, 16 Walsh
HEIM, NICODEMUS & CO. importers &
dealers in foreign and domestic liquors, 383
w Baltimore
Heim Philip, (Schuchmann & H.) 13 L. Mc
Elderry
Heiman cooper, 154 s Spring
Heimbach Henry, Wolfe near Pratt
Heimbacher Henry, shoemaker, 150 Raborg
Heimer John, brickmaker, 86 s Luzerne,
Canton
Heimer Michael, sawyer, 16 s Chapel
Heimiller Christian, (H. & Millis) 113 n Bond
Heimiller Henry, coachmaker, 131 e Madison
HeimiUiT & Millis, cabinet maker, 49 n High
Heimiller Paul, cooper, 427 w Lombard
Heimmerbeicher Ferdinand, cooper, 105 Plum
Heimps Mary, 63 Preston
Hcimritz Frederick, blacksmith, 60 Walsh
Heims George, boat builder, 302 Canton av
Hein Christian, cooper, 168 William
Hein Mrs. Christina, confectionery, 168 Wil-
liam
Hein John G. cabinet maker, 279 s Bond
Heinamaun Mrs. Emily, 161 Conway
Heinboch Conrad, laborer, 176 s Wolfe
Heinboch John, jr., laborer, 322 Canton av
Heinboek Henry, stevedore, 223 s Bond
Heinboch Peter, drayman, 222 s Bond
Heinbrok Conrad, laborer, 167 s Wolfe
Heinbrok John, tailor, 167 s Wolfe
Heinbrok John, cooper, 170 s Central av
Heinbuch Fred'k, drayman, Norris al, near
Fayette
Heindle Joshua O. printer, 87 Mulberry
Heindlc Wm. H. clerk Sun office, dw 87
Mulberry
Heine Bernard, laborer, 36 s Wolfe
Heine Elizabeth, confectionery, 84 Hamburg
Heine Francis, clerk, 327 e Lombard
Heine Fred'k, cabinet maker, 327 e Lombard
Heine Frederick, porter, 32 w Lombard
Heine Henry, cooper, 84 Hamburg
Heine Wm. grocer, 331 e Lombard
Heineckc Henry, shoemaker, 124 s Wolfe
Heineman John, laborer, 209 Gough
Heiner Charles, cabinet maker, 249 s Ann
Heiner Rev. Elias, 46 w Madison
Heiner Elias M. 46 w Madison
Heiner George, porter, Monroe n of Pratt
Heiner Michael, basket maker, 266 s Ann
Heinerick Adam, laborer. 111 n Bethel
Heines Henry, butcher. Point la
Heines John, shoemaker, 225 s Bond
Heinkamp W. piano forte manufacturer, 511
w. Baltimore
Heinkel Charles, laborer, 52 Durst al
Heinkel Charles, jr., laborer, 52 Durst al
Heinkel Frederick, brickmaker, 52 Durst al
Heiniker Henry, laborer, 8 Frederick av
Heinle George, tailor, 197 e Lombard
Heinmiller Geo. M. clerk, 10 Penna. av
Heinsfurter, Nathan A. salesman, 51 German
Heinsius Alfred, bookkeeper, cor Penna. av
and Biddle
Heintz George, boot and shoemaker, 86 s
Fremont
Heintz Jacob, tailor, 17 Brown
Heintz Peter, cooper, 11 Groshman al
Heintzeling Mrs. Catharine, 383 w Pratt
Heintzling Peter W. shoe store 272 n Gay
Heinz Andrew, bootand shoemaker, 80 n Gay
Heinz Charles, painter, 83 n Schroedcr,
Heinz David, jr., laborer, 362 s Charles
Heinz David, laborer, 362 s Charles
Heinz George, glass blower, 362 s Charles
Heinz John, shoemaker, 225 s Bond
Heinze Joseph, butcher, Harford av near city .
limits
Heinzelman John, bar tender, 211 w Pratt
Heinzerling Daniel, 11 Brown
Heinzerling Mrs. Eliza, 92 s High
Heinzerling John, baker, 830 w Baltimore
Heinzerlinger Geo. cigar maker, 45 Albemarle
Heinzman Catharine, milk, 3 Townsend
Heip John, provisions, Frederick road near
city limits
Heirkle Moses M., D. D. 114 German
Heise Albert, boxmaker, 4 Painter ct
Heise Christopher, drayman, 126 Granby
Heise Louis, box maker, 18 Regester
Heise Wm. cabinet maker, 63 Albemarle
Heise Wm. (Klingmyer& H.) 167 Mulberry
Heisemeyer John, laborer, 91 e Lombard
Heiser August, cooper, 252 Hamburg
Heisor August, tailor, 32 n Spring
Heiser George, grocery, n e cor Canton av
and Gist
Heiser Henry, laborer, 424 Canton av
Heiser Henry, tailor, 3 Mosher
Heiser Wm. box maker, 165 Mulberry
Heisler George, laborer, 94 Lancaster
Heisler George, rectifier, 20 Monroe
Heisler Hatz, drover, 4 s Exeter
Heisler Jacob F. butcher, 50 w Hoffman
Heisler Samuel, dry goods, 19 w Baltimore,
dw 4 s Exeter
Heisner Charles, stevedore, 273 Canton av
Heisner John, stevedore, 273 Canton av
Heiss John M. lager beer, cor Eastern av and
Exeter
Heister Charles, mariner, 200 Forrest
Heister Mrs. Elizabeth, 156 Burgundy al
Heister Jacob, blacksmith, 156 Burgundy al
Heister Stephen, engineer, 200 Forrest
Heiter Conrad, cabinet maker, 45 Portland
"WM. P. WEBB, Sl.irine, Fire and I^tfe Insumnce Agent nnd Brofeer. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Heiter Louis, baker, 185 Bank
Heither George L. cooper, Bevan near Cross
Heitmiller Wm. tailor, 240 e Pratt
Heitrauller Henry, shoemaker, 346 Canton av
Heittel Martin, tanner, 152 Burgundy al
Heitzman Mathias, sr., bacon, 580 Penna. av
Heitzman Mathias, jr. carter, 732 Pennsyl-
vania av
Helbing H. basket manufacturer, 375 n Gay
Held Charles, turner, 111 Raborg
Held Charles, tobacconist, 289 w Pratt
Held Francis, 159 s Chapel
Heldman Dr. Adam J. 120 Pearl
Heldman Catherine, grocery, 261 Penna. av
Heldmann Henry, butcher, 85 Lexington and
65 Hanover markets, dw Beltzhoover la
Heldwein Adam, shoemaker, 202 s Wolfe
Heifer John, laborer, 80 s Chapel
Helfrich Conrad, painter, 446 Saratoga
Helfrich George, (H. & Hay,) 557 Lexington
Helfrich & Hay, lumber, s w cor Concord
and Bowly
Helfrich Jacob, painter, 446 Saratoga
Helfrich John, painter, 446 Saratoga
Helfrich Kelan, porter, 96 Sarah Ann
Helfrich Samuel D. clerk, 557 w Fayette
Helger Henry, shoemaker, 387 s Charles
Helldeffer John P. cooper, 168 s Washington,
F.P
Helldorffer Sebastian, grocer, 142 s Central av
Heller Adam, tailor, 175 Durham
Heller Caspar, tailor, 101 s Bond
Heller Conrad, woodsawyer, 70 Lancaster
Heller Elizabeth, laundress, 152 Rowe
Heller Francis, whitewasher, 8 New
Heller Henry, tailor, 3 s Regester
Heller John F. clerk, 275 e Pratt
Heller Wm. H. grocer, 8 Aisquith
Hellen Frank Wm. clerk, 76 Saratoga
Hellena Paul, grocery, 21 Wyeth
Hellencamp Wm. wagoner, 57 Eastern av
Hellier Henry R. (E. M. Cross & Co.) 42 n
Calvert
Helling George T. grocery, 155 Fremont
Hellman Andrew, laborer, 135 s Chapel
Hellman Joseph, (H. & Son,) 180 n Gay
Hellman & Son, hatters, 180 n Gay
Hellman William, (H. & S.) 180 n Gay
Helm Charlotte M. 13 Cambridge
Helm Frederick, baker, 232 s Ann
Helm Frederick, baker, 232 s Ann
Helm John R carpenter, 142 Bank
Helm John F. tin and sheet iron worker, 52
s Calvert, dw 225 Aisquith
Helm Joseph H. in commissary department,
142 Bank
Helm Joseph H. police, 252 n Caroline
Helm Joseph N. shipwright, 142 Bank
Helm Leonard A. tinner, 294 n Caroline
Helm Wm. C. carpenter, 255 e Madison
Helmers John, shoe tool manufacturer, 250
w Fayette
Helmling Anthony, engineer, 145 Barre
Helmling Charles A. 184 s Paca
Helmling Geo. R. brakesman, 131 Columbia
HELMLING HENRY, billiard saloon and
restaurant, 62 w Fayette
Helmling John, pump maker, 4 Ramsay
Helmling John, clerk, 119 Ross
Helmling William, block and pump maker,
184 s Paca
Helmling W. H. machinist, 184 s Paca
Helmsmeier Henry, shoemaker,60 Hampstead
Helsby Samuel, merchant tailor, 153 Mulberry
Pleltel Charles, shoemaker, 11 Painter's ct
Heltingstine C. laborer, 141 s Wolfe
Heltrung August, shoemaker, 44 Milliman
Hehveg Henry, shoemaker, 179 Eastern av
Hellstein Phillip, 117 e Lombard
Hellstine Feist, butcher, 49 Hanover market,
dw Lombard near Lloyd
Hellthaler Rupprecht, shoemaker, 63 s Eutaw
Hellwich Henry, shoemaker, 179 Eastern av
Hellwich William, baker, 340 w Pratt
Hellwig Augustus, varnisher, cor Leadenhall
and Henrietta
Hellwig August, barber, 268 Canton av
Hellwig August, tavern, 44 Leadenhall
Hellwig Bernard, tailor, 26 St. Mary
Helwig Gottfried, grocery, Gorsuch av near
Harford av. Homestead
Hematt Mary C. 140 s Washington, F. P.
Hemen Mrs. Eliza, grocers, n w cor Alber-
marle and Stiles
Heminger Wm. tinner, 50 Albermarle
Hemke John, laborer, 108 Cross
Heniling John, tailor, 254 e Eager
Hemme John, 45 Eastern av
Hemmel Josephine, vest maker, 212 w
Fayette
Hemmell Jacob C. coach trimmer, 162
Henrietta
Hemmell John D. carpenter, 162 Henrietta
Hemmcr John, shoemaker, 37 s Paca
Hemmerman Sebastian, laborer, Clinton
HEMMETER JOHN, tavern, 18 n Howard
Hemmick Mrs. Caroline V. seamstress, 233
Central av ^
Hemmick Geo. A. shoemaker, Franklin near
Gilmor
Hemmick Jacob, ladies' shoemaker, 39 n
Liberty
Hemmick John C. harness maker, 120 Barre
Hempel Frederick, carpenter, 247 e Biddle
Hempel Frederick, restaurant, 10 n Frederick
Hempel John C. fancy trimmings, 268 n Gay
Hemsley Mrs Harriet, 146 s Caroline
Hemple Henry, laborer, 36 Walsh
Hempfling John, shoemaker, 221 s Wolfe
Henar Lewis, butcher, 91 Lexington market,
dw Calverton road
Henck Frederick Wm. carpenter, 444 Walsh
Henck Lewis, teacher, 192 Aisquith
Henck Mrs. Sarah, 124 Pearl
Henck William, druggists, 124 Pearl
Henckel Martin, agent, 254 n Central av
Henchel Wm. porter, 135 Franklin
Hender Bridget, Falls road near toll gate
Henderson Andrew, machin. 565 w Lombard
Henderson Anthony, carter, 169 s Eden
Henderson Arthur B. 21 Harford av
Henderson, Benj., U. S. N. 26 Fawn
Henderson Catherine, 400 n Gay
HENDERSON & CO., commission mer-
chants and dealers in butter and cheese, 63
Exchange place
Henderson David, millinery, 28 n Gay
Henderson Mrs, Diana, 30 St. Mary
Henderson David, hardware dealer, 146 For-
rest and 333 w Pratt, dw Biddle near
Caroline
Henderson Mrs. Elizabeth, 194 n Calvert
Henderson Francis, wagoner, 30 St. Mary
Henderson Gustavus A. clerk, 73 s Broadway
Henderson Gustavus R. (John H. & Co.)12I
e Baltimore
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for tl»e sale of F-lour, Oraln, Seeds, &o.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ai Spear's IVharf.
HEN
180
HEN
Henderson Henry C. cordwainer, 264 e
Monument
Henderson Henry, shoemaker, 219 n Eden
Henderson James A. 121 e Baltimore
Henderson Jas. clerk, Lexington near Charles
Henderson James, brass moulder, 394 w
Lombard
Henderson James, clerk, 218 w Pratt
Henderson Jane, 675 Lexington
Henderson John, jr. 73 Broadway
Henderson John & Co. shijj chandlers and
commission merchants, cor Commerce and
Pratt, and rope walk, 425 Harford av., office
foot of Fell
Henderson John (H.&Co.)222e Baltimore
Henderson Jno. (J. H. & Co.) 75 s Broadway
Henderson Jno. watchman at Custom House,
dw 169 s Eden
Henderson John, soldier, 59 Cross
Henderson John, 60 n Pine
Henderson Joseph, jeweler, 235 n Eden
Henderson Joseph, 184 n Broadway
Henderson Kiturah, nurse, 31 s Caroline
Henderson Mary, 10 s Central av
Henderson Maria, dressmaker, 60 n Pine
Henderson Mrs. M . A. 194 n Calvert
Henderson Rebecca, 164 n Fremont
Henderson Samuel, clerk, 159 Hollins
Henderson Thomas, U. S. N. 115 n Fremont
Henderson Samuel A. (H. & Co.) 159 Hollins
Henderson Capt. Thomas, 203 Bank
Henderson Thomas F. attorney. Law Build- I
ings, Lexington, dw 71 Cathedral
Henderson Wm. H. ship carpenter, 161 s
Washington, F. P.
Henderson Wm. P. mariner, 161 Hughes
Henderson Wm. marble cutter, 38 e Pratt,
dw 85 s Exeter
Henderson William T. cashier, 64 e Baltimore
Hendly James D. clerk, Barnum's hotel
Hendrickson Geo. O. varnisher, 12 Comet
Hendrickson Mrs. Margaret, 595 w Lombard
Hendt William, harness maker, 24 Centre
Market space
Henenberger Geo. J. 229 s Paca
Hener Fred'k, tinner, 313 e Lombard
Henett Mary, laundress, 636 w Pratt
Honey Rebecca, grocery, 59 Chesnut
Hengst Reuben, (S. & R. H.) 131 n Paca
Hengst S. & R. groceries and produce, n e cor
Paca and Franklin
Hengst S. (S. & R. H.) 131 n Paca
Henis Mary, 187 e Fayette
Henisler Henry, carpenter, 93 n Central av
Henke George, wheelwright, 12 L. Broadway
Henkel Balthazer, scissor grinder, 72 Somerset
Henkel Charlse tobacco and cigars, 259 e
Pratt
Henkel Conrad, tailor, 68 s Bethel
Henkel Henry, driver, 92 s Regester
Henkel Peter, tailor, 362 e Monument
Henkel Dr. William, 168 s Ann
Henkelman Frederick, (H. & Hinds,) 651
Lexington
HENKELMAN & HINDS, merchant tailors,
129 w Baltimore
Henkel John T. tobacconist, 102 s Broadway
Henkelman Maria, 163 s S))ring
Henkelmillur Wm. laborer, 39 s Wolfe
Henki'll Henry, box maker, 248 s Sharp
Henkell John, cigar box maker, 145 Henrietta
Henle Philip, [jrof. of music, n e cor Eutaw
and Fayette, dw 72 Lexington
Henley Isabella, huckstress, 36 e Lombard
Henn Rev. Jacob, 63 Short
Henna Henry, furniture, 202 s Bond
Hennaman Herman R. grocery, 414 n Gay
Hennaman Harman, cabinet maker, 169 Vine
HENNAMAN JOHN T., Manufac-
turer and Dealer in every variety
of Tobacco, Segars and Snuffs,
No. 195 Lexington-st., opposite
the Market. Dw. 99 McCulloh.
Hennaman John, (Barklage & H.) 31 Marion
Hennaman Wm. E. clerk, 114 Mulberry
Hennebergfer Mrs. Rachel, 147 w Hoffman
Henneberry Richard, watchman at Custom
House, 157 Eastern av
Henneke Albert, shoemaker, 49 Albemarle
Henneman Herman, drayman, 49 Marion
Henneman Jesse, chair maker, 46 Albemarle
Hennen Peter, file maker, 57 York
Henner Stephen, loom maker, 5 Port
Hennerman August, boots and shoes, 49)^ n
Eutaw
Hennessey Arthur, laborer, 184 s Central av
Hennessey Hugh, hackman, 13 s Front
Hennessy Patrick, laborer, 243 Forrest
Hennichgan Henry, tinner, 9 L. McElderry
Hennick Edward, wood turner, 173 Green-
mount av
Hennick Joseph J. hatter, 171 Barre
Hennicks Jas. F. carpenter, 126 Pine
Hennig Francis, potter, 27 n Eden
Hennigan August, cigar maker, 277 w Pratt
Henniger John, tanner, 22 Booth
Kenning David, student, 110 n Paca
Hennings A. E. Charles near Northern av
Henning Elizabeth, 125 Saratoga
Henning Frederick, tailor, 334 s Bond
Henning Henry, shoemaker, 41 Marion
Henning Henry, varnisher, 133 w Pratt
Henning John H. shoemaker, 41 Marion
Henning Mary Ann, tailoress, 110 n Paca
Henning Wm. shoemaker, 246 Mulberry
Henninghausen Geo, (L. &' G. H.) 317
Hanover
Henninghausen Louis, (L. & G. H.) 15
Conway
HENNINGHAUSEN L. & G. stationers,
281-^ w Pratt
HennFein John, baker, cor Eastern av and
Regester
Henratty Christopher, huckster, 7 Albemarle
Henrich Geo. laborer, 269 s Ann
Henrick Arthur, fisherman, 22 Durst al
Henrick Michael, laborer, 343 s Sharp
Henrickle Geo. W. cooper, 450 w Lombard
Henrie Henry, laborer, 27 Port
Henrie Madame, astrologist, 3 s Greene
Henrie R. tailor, 56 n Fremont
Hcnright Michael, laborer, 79 Stirling
Henritz Daniel, tailor, 12 Union al
Henrix Bcthiah, 121 s Paca
Henrix Charles, machinist. 349 w Fayette
Henrix Edward, clerk, 283 Lexington
Henrix Edward, clerk, 349 w Fayette
Henrix Francis A. salesman, 349 w Fayette
Henrix Mary, 349 w Fayette
Henry Alex, cutter, 291 w Pratt
Henry Aquilla, 238 Hollins
Henry Charles, tailor, 155 w,Pratt
aao. S. PAGB di BRO., ]>Ianufactuiers of Roofs nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wbarf. C. HAUT SMITH, Agent.
HEN
181
HER
Henry Daniel, grocer, 88 Harford av
Henry Frank, laborer, 5 Callendar al
Henry Geo. H. soldier, 14 Mulberry
Henry Geo. W. engineer, 352 n Eutaw
Henry Isaac, drover, 88 s Republican
Henry Mrs. Jacob C. n2 n Fremont
Henry James, 423 n Gay
Henry James, carter, 15 Neighbor
Henry John, machinist, 423 n Gay
Henry John, machinist, l&S Conway
Henry John, mariner, 23 Barre
Henry John A. drayman, 81 St. Peter
Henry Mrs. Mary, 124 Bolton
Henry Mrs. Mary, 51 s Chapel
Henry Mrs. Mary, 76 Granby
Henry Michael, bar tender, Barnum's hotel
Henry Michael, grocer, 322 Ea.stern av
Henry Mrs. Nancy, 1 e Second
Henry Patrick, harness maker, 11 Parkin
Henry Robt. J. clerk B. & 0. R. R. dw Elk-
ridge Landing
Henry Ruth, teacher, 13 s Oregon
Henry Saml. T. clerk, 13 s Oregon
Henry Solomon, clerk, 423 n Gay
Henry Thos. carpenter, 423 n Gay
Henry Thos. laborer, 61 n Caroline
Henry Thos. jr. baker, 61 n Caroline
Henry Thos. W. carpenter, 117 s Greene
Henry Val. proprietor hacks, 30 Sarah Ann
Henry Wm. boiler maker, 304 s Charles
Henry Wm. L. carpenter, 454 w Lombard
Hensel John, porter, 32 Pleasant
Hensel Philip, carpenter, 53 n Amity
Henshell W. H. carpenter, 127 s Spring
Hensler Frederick, lager beer, 129 Forrest
Hensler John, tinner, 94 Low
Hensley Mrs. Christine, grocery, 160 Mc-
Henry ,
Hensley Jacob, laborer, 160 McHenry
Hensley Wm. salesman, 94 Light st wharf
Henson Christopher, wood, 252 Cross
Hentz Charles, car tender, 36 Towson
Hentz Johanna, 140 Eastern av
Hentzel Wm. moulder, 143 Hamburg
Henze Mrs. Rebecca, confectionery, 206 w
Fayette
Henzel John, piano maker, 235 Montgomery
Henzy Franz, carpenter, 63 Harrison
Hepburn David, carpenter, 63 Gough
Hepner Conrad, boiler maker, 293 Canton av
Hepp Adam, Harford av near city liniits
Hepp Conrad, laborer, 30 Goodman al
Hepp George, laborer, 48 Hamburg
Hepp Joseph, butcher, Harford av near city
limits
Heppel Henritta, Cross near Johnson
Hera Rev. E. R. 113 s Kxeter
Herald Geo. wheelwright, 9 s Regester
Herberner Conrad, shoemaker, 246 Columbia
Herbersheim John, laborer, 41 Eastern av
Herbert Adam, tailor, 84 Somerset
Herbert Adam, porter, 2 Smith's al
Herbert Andrew, tailor. Chase near Central av
Herbert Charles, oyster shucker, 5 n Amity
Herbert Daniel, second hand variety store, 87
Henrietta
Herbert Gabriel, laborer, 138 Boyd
Herbert Herman, baker, 198 Gough
Herbert John, shoemaker, 24 Bank
Herbert John, shoemaksr, 43 Low
Herbert John Henry, messenger, J43 s Chester
Herbert Joseph A. blacksmith, 18 n Republi-
Herbert Joseph E. carpenter, cor Paca and
Warner
Herbes Henry, shoemaker, 124 n Spring
Herbestleban August, shoemaker, 22 Sterrett
Herbold Charles, gunsmith, 90 s Howard
Herbst Gotleib, piano maker, 3 Vine
Herche Henry, tailor, 75 n Bond
Hercutch Henry, tailor, 236 s Charles
Herchkell Leonard, shoemaker, 22 Jasper
Herdel John, laborer, 167 William
Herderman Caspar, blacksmith, 143 s Central
av dw 142
Herdick Geo. tailor, 518 Central av
Herdrich Michael, 1 Clay
Herener Julius, laborer, 130 German
Herford Julius, tavern, 240 s Broadway
Hergenheim Henry, cabinet maker, 56 Union
Hergenheimer Conrad, tailor, 31 Centre Mar-
ket space
Hergesheimer Chas. G. justice of the peacie,
170 s Broadway, dw 249 Central av
Hergesheimer Elijah, shipsmith and wrought
iron rail maker, Patapsco, Canton, and 38
Fell, dw 12 Thames
Herget Margaret E. confectioner, 94 William
Herget Michael, foundryman, 222 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Herget Michael, jr. foundryman, 222 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Herget Frank, sugar refiner, 86 s Bethel
Herget George E. machinist, 94 William
Hergheimer Rachel, 320 Central av
Heritage Henry, cooper, 74 Albemarle
Heritage Thomas, carpenter, 176 n Eden
Herke John, laborer, 950 w Baltimore
Herkenberg August, laborer, 361 s Sharp
Herkenheimer Henry, tailor, 35 Lewis
Herkenkofi' Wm. cigar maker, 60 n Spring
Herkert Anton, rags, 80 Union
Hcrling Geo. laborer, 230 s Charles
Herloeis Henry G. bookkeeper, 244 Lee
Herkness Andrew J. freight supt. B,0. R. R.,
204 Lee
Herman Aaron, shoes, 174 n Gay
Herman Aaron, shoes, 82 Centre Marketspace
Herman Benjamin, junk, 100 n Dallas
Herman Mrs. Bertha, 169 Columbia
Herman Carl, cooper, 33 Bevan
Herman Charles, confectionery 73 n Charles
Herman Clemens, butcher, 140 s Spring
Herman Daniel, 221 Canton av
Herman Geo. shoemaker, 60 s Regester
Herman Geo. shoemaker, 60 Mulberry
Herman Hersch, shoes, 82 Centre Market
space, dw 47 Stiles
Herman Harman, dyer, 64 n Eutaw
Herman Joanna, scourer, 64 n Eutaw
Herman John P. grocery, 259 e Baltimore
Herman John, butcher, 140 Centre Market,
dw 106 Hampstead
Herman John, potter, 765 Light
Herman Leon, shoes, 82 Centre Market space
Herman Myer, rags, 19 Hampstead
Herman Philip, porter, Albemarle near Pratt
Herman Wm. saddler, 392 w Pratt
Herman Geo. shoemaker, 205 Ensor, dw 29
Fawn
Herman Louis, boots and shoes, 62 Centre
Market space, dw 29 Fawn
Hermange Edmund V. clerk Sun office, 86 n
Charles
Hermanstagel F. shoemakar, 131 Lancaster
Hermon Nicholas, laborer, 57 s Bond
Win. p. "^VEBB, Mai-ine, Fire and liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutwal
Beneflt LiJfe Insurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
HER
182
HES
Hermonsofer Caspar, 32 Dolphin
Heme Philip, laborer, 250 s Bond
Herning Ferdinand, cooper, 22 Bevan
Hernsheim Mrs. B. shoes, 1523^ s Broadway
Herold Anthony, laborer, 65 s Regester
Herold Caroline, boots and shoes, 187 s Bond
Herold Clias. cabinet maker, 183 s Sharp
Herold Elizabeth, 294 Canton av
Herold Frederick, cabinetmaker, 189 s Sharp
dw 186
Herold Geo. wheelwright, 36 s Durham
Herold John B. miller, 183 s Bond
Herold Matthias, shoemaker, 210 Canton av
Herold Peter, shoemaker, 187 s Bond
Herpel John, colporter, 15 Shakspear
Heron Mrs. Caroline, 11 Watson
Herpich Henry, carpenter, 82 Henrietta
Herpig Simon, shoemaker, 104 Low
Herr Abraham H. (H.& Welch) 18 s Strieker
Herr & Welch, millers, 97 Smith's whf.
Herring Alfred, vessel clerk,Quarter Master's,
8 s Gay
Herring Catherine, boarding, 82 s Bond
Herring Geo. shoemaker, 48 Chatsworth
Herring Geo. W. fCook & H.) 621 w Fayette
Herring Henry, milkman cor Elliott and East-
ern av
Herring Henry & Sons, n w cor of East Falls
and Canton avs
Herring Henry, (H. H.& Son) 26 Stiles
Herring John L. clerk, Grundy nearMosher
HERRING JOHN Q. A. agent Harnden
Express, 90 e Fayette
Herring Dr. Julius, 144 Pearl
Herring Malcom L. (Henry H. & Son) 263 e
Baltimore
Herring Origonal, paper hanger and uphol-
sterer, 80 w Baltimore
Herring Mrs. Origonal, milliner, over 80 w
Baltimore •
Herring Wm. E. clerk, 82 s Bond
Herrlich A. G. tin and sheet iron worker, 17
w Second
Herrlich Charles, stoves and tin ware, 17 and
19 w Second, dw 86 e Lombard
Herrlich Wm. A. tin and sheet iron worker,
17 w Second
Herron Chas. soldier, 158 Penna. av
Herron James P. 158 Penna av
Hersch Chas. H. caulker, 18 Hamburg
Hersch Martin, 8 Hamburg
Herschfield Emil. clerk, 236 w Lombard
Herseny John, laborer, 529 Canton av
Hersh Caroline, 128 s Durham
Hersh William, 165 Hollins
Hershfeld John E. confectr. 171 s Broadway
Hertel John, boxmaker, 84 e Lombard
Hertel John, tailor, 238 Aliceanna
Hertel John, cabinet maki-r, 269 Canton av
Hertford Augusta, milliner, 109 Dover
Hertford Edward, gunner, U. S. N. 109 Dover
Hertline John, laborer, 97 Elliott
Hertus Joseph, laborer, 15 Cambridge Canton
Hertz Aaron, pedlcr, 257 s Bond
Hertz T. pedler, 443 Lexington
Hertz Tobias, clothing, 11 Second, dw 77 e
Lombard
Hervil Herman, tailor, 116 s Durham
Herz Peter, tailor, 21 e Fayette
Herzberg Charles, 9 s Frederick
Herzberg Lazarus, 64 s Eutaw
Hertzberg Mendel 37 e Lombard
Herzberg M. & Co. notion store, 175 n Gay
Herzberg Philip, 9 s Exeter
Herzberg Seligmen, clothier, 2 and 28 Centre
Market space, dw 2
Herwig August, piano maker, 126 Pearl
Herzog Adam H. boots and shoes, 119 Lex-
ington
HERZOG CONRAD S. lager beer brewer,
84 Burke
Herzog John, hardware, n e cor Lexington
and Park
Herzog John, tailor, 278 n Howard
Herzog Joseph, carver, 278 n Howard
HERZOG LEVI, boarding, 161 w Lombard
Herzog M. locksmith, 278 n Howard
Herzog Philip, carver, 278 n Howard
Herzog Valentine S. locksmith, 317 n How-
ard, dw 278
Hesber Chas. shoemaker, 10 Jackson ct
Hosker Herman, restaurant, Frederick road,
near city limits
HESLEN RICHARD M. ship broker and
com. merch. n w cor Gay and Pratt, dw
610 w Fayette
Hesler Francis, 111 Saratoga
Hesler Michael, clerk, 111 Saratoga
Hesmer Mrs. Lavinia, washerwoman, 214
Raborg
Hess August, cabinet maker, 21 n Paca
HESS, BLUM & CO. jobbers and clothiers,
671 w Baltimore
Hess Caroline, bakery, 58 Union
Hess Chas. tailor, 11 Spring ct
Hess Clement, machinist, 35 Preston
Hess Conrad, tinner, 64 Lancaster
Hess Emanuel, (H., Blum & Co.) 90 Co-
lumbia
Hess Ferdinand, milkman, s e cor O'Donnell
and East av
Hess Frank, milkman, East av near Elliott
Canton
Hess F. boarding, 23 s Sharp
Hess Dr. Fredk. 61 n Front
Hess Henry, soldier, 145 Welcome al
Hess Isaac, Amer. Tel. Co. 150 Saratoga
Hess Isaac, carpenter, 150 Saratoga
Hess Jacob, tailor, 1 Preston
Hess John, stone cutter, 123 German
Hess John, carpenter, 171 King
Hess John J. butcher, 7 and 51 Fells Point
market, dw 98 Hampstead
Hess John, laborer, 27 Preston
Hiss Lewis, millinery, 35 n Howard
Hess Louis, shoemaker, 54 s Bethel
Hess Marcus, (H. Blum & Co.) 58 Columbia
Hess Matilda, 73 Portland
Hess Michael, (H., Blum & Co.) 58 Colum-
bia
Hess Michael, confectioner, 90 s Wolfe
Hess Moses, dry goods, 39 n Howard
Hess Nathan, 23 s Sharp
Hess N. (H. & Stern,) 116 s Sharp
Hess Mrs. Rebecca, 123 German
HESS & STERN, clothiers, 213 w Pratt
Hess Samuel, 111 e Fayette
Hess Samuel, carpenter, 128 Pearl
Hess Wm. 0. carpenter, ]0 Brune
Hess Wm. tinner, 152 e Madison
Hesse Albert, tailor, 163 e Lombard
Hesse Christian, cigar maker, 233 a Charles
Hesse Christian, restaurant, 267 w Pratt
Hesse Her.ry, shoi'maker, 523 w Baltimore
Hesse John, instrument mak. 233 s Charles
Hesse John, cutNr, 233 s Charles
J. HE\RT GIKSK, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, tSce.
RoaeutUle Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf:
HEC
183
HIC
Hesselbach Christian, morocco dresser, 156
Chesnut
Hesselbacher August, book store, 174 s Broad-
way
Hcsselbaugh Charles, tanner, 156 Chesnut
Hessenauer John, baker, 153 Eastern av
Hesser Wm. G. salesman, 64 Raborg
Hessey Mrs. Caroline, 117 Chew
Hessler Adam, milkman. Cotton row
Hessler Clias. teacher, 8 Lanvale
Hessler Geo. A. huckster, 165 s Ann
Hessler Jacob, tailor, 339 s Charles
Hessler John, milkman, O'Donnell near East-
ern av
Hessler Mary A. midwife, 32 s Durham
Hessler Michael, porter. 111 Saratoga
Hessler Peter, boots and shoes, 38i.< w Pratt
Hesslin Elizabeth, 116 West
Hesslin Geo. W. brick mould. 116 West
Hesslin Wm. T. brick moulder, 116 West
Hester Michael, lab. cor. Front and Hillen
Hestry Stephen, flour and feed, n w cor Hil-
len and Front
Hestzler Matthias, tailor, 72 Granby
Heszler Peter, shoemaker, 42 Albemarle
Heter Chas. shoemaker, 4 e Second
Hetch Michael, grocer, 61 n Dallas
Hett Henry, laborer, 226 s Paca
Hett Henry, tavern, 141 w Lombard
Hett John, 141 w Lomliard
Hettel Martin, wheelwright, 102 Frederickav
Hettine Carl, brewer, Belair av extended
Hetz Andrew, furniture, 169 s Bond I
HETZ GEORGE, restaurant and lager beer, ]
198 s Bond
Hetzell John G. metal roofing and tin ware,
74 n Howard
Hetzler Francis D. book binder, rear of 95 w
Baltimore, dw 258 Aisquith
Hetzler Fred'k L. painter, 149 Orleans
Hetzler John H. carpenter, 278 n Eutaw
Hetzler Wm. E. painter, 153 Orleans
Heubach Edward, clerk, 156 w Lombard
Heubeck Christina, grocery, 347 Lexington
Heunsch Frederick, carpenter, 22 Sterrett
Heunsch John H. shoemaker, 22 Sterrett
Heubeck George F. tinner, 347 Lexington
Heubeck Nicholas, cabinetmaker, 105 Raborg
Heulmann Baptish, woodsawyer, 17 Cam-
bridge, Canton
Heuisler Charles C. carpenter, 41 Garden
Heuisler Ernest, tailor, 47 n Dallas
Heuisler Henry, carpenter, 93 n Central av
Heuisler Joseph S. attorney, 23 Law Build-
ings, dw 399 Eutaw pi
Heuisler Mary E. 41 Garden
Heuisler Wm. J. clerk, 41 Garden
Heuston John, clerk, 99 n High
Heuster Andrew, conductor, 130 Scott
Heusen Henry, tailor, 68 s Bond
Heuser Dr. Chas. P. oflice 144 Hanover, dw
n e cor Sharp and Conway
Heuser Thomas, laborer, 230 s Caroline
Heuvel Rev. A. Vanden, prof, at Loyola
College
Hevener Louisa J. milliner, 164 Saratoga
Hevencr Samuel S. painter, 164 Saratoga
Hevering John, 64 Gough
Heverley Mary, huckstress, 414 Light
Hew John, brickmaker, 88 n Ann
Hewell James L. butter, 13 Bevan
Hewell Lewis, tobacconist, 73 Hanover, dw
93 Brown
Hewell Lewis, tobacconist, 162 n Gay, dw
179 n High
Hewes Charles W. painter, 21 Jackson
Hewes Edwin, clerk, 49 Lexington
Hewes James E. (Ellicott & H.) n e cor Lex-
ington and Fulton
Hewes John G. flour, grain and millfeed, 366,
368 and 370 w Pratt, dw 32 s Greene
Hewes Sarah M. boarding, Lexington
Hewing Thos. shi
pcarpci
Iter, 97 e Madison
Hewitt Alex, machinist, 27 n Poppleton
Hewitt Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 902 w
Baltimore
Hewitt Elmer, jr. currier, 50 s Calvert, dw
116 n Broadway
Hewitt Franklin W. tavern, 257 n Gay
Hewitt George W. carver and gilder, 9 n Gay,
dw 21 Jackson
Hewitt George H. currier, 225 Aliceanna, dw
318 e Pratt
Hewitt Grace, 116 n Broadway
HEWITT HORATIO D. pianos and music,
56 n Charles
Hewitt John H. brakesman, 476 w Lombard
Hewitt John, laborer, 103 n Fremont
Hewitt Mary B. seamstress, 636 w Pratt
Hewitt Ralph, watchman, 902 w Baltimore
Hewlett John Q. & Son, hides, leather and
oils, 96 w Lombard and 9 Water
Hewlett John Q. (J. Q. H. & Son) Balto. co
Hewlett J. W. (John Q. H. & Son,) Balto, co
Hotter Mrs. Amanda, fancy goods, 229 East-
ern av
Hexter George, clothier, 182 s Broadway, dw
229 Eastern av
Hexter Myer, 35 s Eden
Heydenreich Ada, seamstress, 36 St. Mary
Heydenreich Emil, soldier, 36 St. Mary
Heyen I. T. clerk P. 0. 401 Eutaw pi
Heyer J. F. tobaccoijist, 156 Chesnut
Heyes Henry, laborer, 5 Valley
Heyn Martin, merchant tailor, 16 North, dw
23 s Fremont
Heyse George, restaurant, 172 Greenmount av
Heyse George H. restaurant, under cor Balti-
more and Light
Hey wood R. Henry, clerk, 209 w Fayette
HEYWOOD REUBEN W. enamelled cot-
tage and chamber furniture dealer, overlOi/g
n Charles, dw 209 w Fayette. — [Seepage 31
Jldvertisements.]
Hibbitts Patrick, plumber, s w cor Pine and
Fayette, dw 34 Rock
Hibbitts Thomas, plumber, 12 n Amity
Hibmueller Wm. shoemaker, 86 s Bond
Hibner Alexander, carter, 1 Young
Hibner Mrs. L. dressmaker, 1 Young
Hibline Geo. tailor, 78 Pierce
Hickey James, clerk, 152 s Broadway
Hibner John N. 150 Franklin
Hibner John A. locksmith and bell hanger, n
w cor Decker and Chase
Hibner Wm. locksmith and bell hanger, 41
Orleans
Hichew Samuel, (CoUison & H.) 1 s Wolfe
Hicken Wm. teamster, 9 Nicholson
Hickey Alphonse, clerk, 196 Madison av
Hickey Calistus F. clerk, 92 Mulberry
Hickey Edward B. J. clerk, 92 Mulberry
Hickey Elizabeth, confectionery, 92 Mulberry
Hickey Martin, laborer, 127 Chew
Hickey Mary J. 196 Madison av
Hickey Rev. John, 40 Hollins
GKO. s. pa&b:
BRO., MaiMif«otiirers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
WTiarf. C. HART S]»HTH, Agent.
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Hickey James, clerk, 152 s Broadway
Hickey Thos. P. confectionery, 152 s Broad-
way
Hickley Geo. T. confectioner, 1393^ n Gay,
dw 38 n Poppleton
Hickley James, (Robert H. & Bro.) 149 Sar-
atoga
Hickley Robert & Bro. hardware, 8 n How-
ard, dw R. H 146 Saratoga
Hickley Robert I. hatter, 44 n Howard, dw
38 n Poppleton
Hickley Robert, (R. H.&Bro.) 149 Saratoga
Hickman Catharine, laundress, 354 s Charles
Hickman Chas. T. plasterer, 368 w Fayette
Hickman Emmerson, plasterer, Baltimore
near Oregon
Hickman Geo. plasterer, 775 w Baltimore
Hickman Geo. laborer, 261 Aliceanna
Hickman Geo. grocery, 210 w Fayette
Hickman James, laborer, 10 McElderry ct
Hickman John T. police, 139 Vine
Hickman John, 271 Light
Hickman Lawrence, cooper, 196 East
Hickman Nathaniel, 65 Cathedral
HICKMAN WASHINGTON, tobacconist,
208 e Fayette, dw 71 Garden
Hickman Wm. bookkeeper, 210 w Fayette
Hickman Wm. H. chairmaker, 79 n Eden
Hickman Wm. H. undertaker, 234 n Gay
Hickcox Samuel B. merchant, 378 Lexmgton
Hicks Albert, blacksmith, 433 w Lombard
Hicks Amelia, seamstress, 73 n Eutaw *
Hicks Geo. A. teamster, 161 s Chapel
Hicks Geo. A. police, 200 s Castle al
Hicks George, teamster, 298 Eastern av
Hicks Mrs. Hercelia, tailoress, 50 Gough
Hicks John, salesman, 340 e Fayette
Hicks Joseph, shoemaker, 234 Light
Hickson John S. confectioner, 77 Lexington
Hickson Mary E. 129 n Eutaw
Hicks Reuben, cooper, 174 L. Greene
Hickson Wm. C. 129 n Eutaw
Hiddleson Mrs. Hannah, 77 Granby
HEILLER JOHN, restaurant and lager beer
saloon, 17 n Liberty
Heilmann Christian, 126 s Washington,
F. P.
Hieronimus George, cabinetmaker, 15 Chase,
dwl3
Hierschberg David, pedler, 21 e Fayette
Hieser Chas. cigar maker, 18 s Regester
Hiet Charles, 126 Vine
Hiet G. 34 Thames
Higby Samuel, mariner, 4 Windsor
Higdon Alexander B. fisherman, 393 West
Higdon Baptist, fisherman, 393 s Eutaw
Higdon Henry, fisherman, 387 s Exeter
Higdon James, soldier, 412 West
Higdon John H. soldier, 263 West
Higdon Joseph, fisherman, 412 West
Higdon Mrs. Harriet, 412 West
Higdon Robert, soldier, 412 West
Higdon Thomas, carter, 263 West
Higginbotham John, clerk U.S. assessor, 265
Lexington
Higgins Ambrose, salesman, 3 Liberty al
Higgins Capt. Asa, 10 Waverley terrrace
Higgins Azelas, shoemaker, 105 Raborg
Higgins Edward, jr. bookkeeper, 76 n Calvert
Higgins Edward, sr. 76 n Calvert
Higgins Ellen, confectionery, 81 w Second
Higgins Eliphalet, huckster, 120 Hamburg
Higgins Elizabeth, 64 Camden
Higgins Capt. Jacob, 142 s Ann
Higgins Dr. James, analytic and consulting
chemist, ofllce 33 Holiday, dw 60 St. Paul
Higgins James, laborer, 40 Morton al
Higgins James, tailor, 94 French
Higgins John, moulder, 47 Penn
Higgins John, soldier, Potomac near Elliott
Higgins Mary J. 4 Necessity al
Higgins Maria, 13 McElderry
Higgins Mrs. Micah, 122 n Fremont
Higgins Michael, milkman, 11 Canton row
Higgins Michael, boiler maker, 2 L. Church
Higgins Patrick, laborer, 59 s Chapel
Higgins Richard, laborer, 73 French
Higgins Sarah M. 4 Necessity al
Higgins Sarah, confectioner, 120 Hamburg
Higgins Walter B. 148 McHenry
Higgins Wm. machinist, 122 n Freemont
Higgins Wm. baker, 132 s Central av
High Ezekiel, bricklayer, 41 Dolphin
High George R. clerk, 105 n Front
High George W. soldier, 333 Mulberry
High George, cigar maker, 863 w Baltimore
High Henry, painter, 346 Mulberry
High James, soldier, 333 Mulberry
High John H. cigars, 333 Mulberry
High John, painter, 20 Ogston
High John W. (H. & Shanley,) 101 Colum-
bia
High Joseph, painter, 101 Columbia
High Joseph, engineer, Clinton
High Mrs. Rachel, 494 Lexington
High Samuel, painter, 613 Saratoga
High Samuel E. tobacconist, 87 n Oregon
High Sarah, tailorcss, 333 Mulberry
HIGH & SHANLEY, coal dealers, 23 w
Lombard
High Thos. H. moulder, 494 Lexington
High Thomas, blacksmith, 105 n Poppleton
High Wm. tobacconist, 391 Franklin
High Wm. H. soldier, 513 Saratoga
High Wm. T. salesman, 140 s Paca
High Wm. J. clerk, 14 n Front
High Wm. Thomas, carpenter. 111 L. Greene
Hignot Caroline C. dressmaker, 73 n Eden
Hihn John F. grocery, 294 s Bond
Hilberg Francis L. (Francis L. H. & Co.)
dw Govanstown
Hilberg John A. collector, 8 South
HILBERG FRANCIS L. & CO. merchant
tailors, 8 South
HILBERG FREDERICK, merchant tailor,
24 w Second, dw Govanstown, Balto. co.
Hilbert Adam, laborer, 107 Elliott
Hilbert Elijah R. rear 134 Saratoga
Hilbert Frank, laborer, rear 134 Saratoga
Hilbert Geo. laborer, Jackson near Harrison,
Homestead »
Hilbert Dr. Henry, sr. 279 w Fayette
Hilbert Jas. A. leather inspector, 16 McHenry
Hilbert John, furn. wagoner, 70 n Pine
Hilbert Joseph, cigar maker, rear 134 Sara-
toga
Hilbert John, carpenter, Lerew al, bet. Mul-
berry and Saratoga, dw Gen. Wayne Inn
Hilcher Mrs. Mary, 95 Peirce
Hild Anthony, clerk, 156 Columbia
Hild Conrad, baker, 101 Orchard
Hild Geo. J. salesman, 46 Clay
Hild John C. cigar maker, 214 Light
Hild Joseph, porter, 46 Clay
HILD WENDELIN, grinder and polisher,
Uhler's al, tavern and dw 58 s Charles
VtTM. P. "WEBB, Marfne, Fire nncl Life Iiwtirance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit lAfc Intjnr.Tncc Co., KTewark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Hildebrand Charles, shoemaker, 52 Central av
Hildebrand Fredk. tinner, 205 Hollins
Hildebrand George, shoemaker, 84 Park
Hildebrand George, sawyer, 14 Jackson ct
Hildebrand Harry F. clerk, 29 s Poppleton
Hildebrand Henry, barber, 32 e Lombard
Hildebrand Henry, cooper, 29 s Poppleton
Hildebrand H. D. shoemaker, 83 Hillen
Hildebrand Louis, tinner, 14 Jackson ct
Hildebrandt Chas. musical instrument maker,
19 n Liberty
Hildebrandt Gforge, tobacconist, 4 Boyd
Hildebrandt John, blacksmith, 18 s Regester
Hildebrandt Margaret, milliner, 535 w Balti-
more
Hildebrandt William, carpenter, 329 w Lom-
bard
Hilderman Fredk. laborer, 26 Maiden la
Hilditch John, bricklayer, 141 e Pratt
Hildreth Isaac C. clerk, 1 n Pine
Hildtman Henry, fireman, over 9 s Gay
Hildgarten John, shoemaker, 118 Columbia
Hilgartner Louis, stone cutter, 70 s Bond
Hilgartner Ludwig, stone cutter, 70 s Bond
Hilgartner Philip, soldier, 5 Shakspeare
Hilge George, tavern, 94 s Sharp
Hilgeman Elizabeth, seamstress, 41 Perry
Hilgenberg Charles, hoisery, 35 n Eutaw
Hilger Abraham P. upholsterer, 107 Chew-
Hill August, 283 Hanover
Hill Charles, telegraph, 23 n Gay
Hill Charles, clerk, 14 n Bond
Hill Charles H. engineer, 226 e Lombard
Hill Catherine, grocery, 42 French
Hill Edwin, drayman, 263 West
Hill Elizabeth, 283 Hanover
HILL FRANCIS B. agent Hope
Dispatch, Calvert Station, N. C.
E. E.
Hill George R. clerk, 133 w Hoffman
Hill George D. & Co. ladies' shoe store, 53
n Gay
Hill George D. (G. D. H. & Co.) 53 n Gay
Hill George W. soldier, 449 Saratoga
Hill George D. boots and shoes, 124 Lex-
ington
Hill George C. telegraphist, 23 n Gay
Hill George H. iron moulder, 297 e Madison
Hill Isaac, grocery, 27 Slemmer al
Hill Jesse, mate, 301 s Charles
Hill John, conductor B. & 0. R. R. 240 n
Howard
Hill John, sawyer, 113 Plum
Hill John W. sawyer, 113 Plum
Hill John H. clerk, 580 Saratoga
Hill John E. tinner, 174 e Monument
Hill John R. (George D. H. &Co.) 53 n Gay
Hill John H. clerk, 50 Republican
Hill John, blacksmith, 236 Hollins
Hill John A. J. soldier, 449 Saratoga
Hill John, laborer, 168 s Bond
Hill John W. moulder, 296 e Madison
Hill Joseph, paper hanger, 130 n Front
Hill Lewis H. dry goods, 223 Hanover
Hill Mary A. tailoress, 68 Henrietta
Hill Mrs. Mary, 133 w Hoffman
Hill Mark, hat and bonnet presser, 40 Ger-
man
Hill Narcissa, tailoress, 68 Henrietta
Hill Richard, hat and bonnet bleacher, n e
cor German and Sharp, dw 36 German
Hill Samuel E. clerk, 133 W. Hoffman
Hill Samuel, laborer, 319 Mulberry
Hill Thomas, moulder, 33 French
HILL THOMAS, real estate broker and con-
veyancer, s w cor Fayette and St. Paul, dw
94 n Charles
Hill Wm. carpenter, 227 e Madison
Hill Wm. soldier, 274 s Dallas
Hill Wm. bandbox maker, 76 Dover
Hill Wm. S. barber, 824 w Baltimore
Hill Wm. A. shoemaker, 449 Saratoga
Hill Wm. grocery, 237 e Baltimore
HILL WILLIAM B. secretary of state and
attorney at law, 70 w Fayette, dw 133 w
Hoffman
Hill Wm. H. machinist, 135 Montgomery
Hill Wm. huckster, 67 Hanover
Hilland Charles, boiler maker, 124 Eislein
Hille Augustus, clerk, 283 Hanover
Hilleary John A. conductor, 146 Barre
Hilleary Wm. collector, 168 Scott
Hilleary Wm. T. clerk, 132 Columbia
Hillebrand August, furniture wagoner, 99
McElderry
Hillebrand Charles F. emigrant agent, 93 and
97 Thames
Hillebrand Peter, laborer, 217 Aliceanna
Hillegeist Dr. Edmond, 73 Ensor
Hillen Aug. house carpen. 161 Eager, dw 159
Hillen Charles, barkeeper, 420 s Hanover
Hillen Frank, clerk, 76 Saratoga
Hillen Col. Solomon, 62 Franklin
Hiller Lewis, prov. dealer, 58 Eastern av
Hillgardner Henry, shoemaker, 164 s Bethel
Hillgirt Henry M. tinner, 121 Columbia
Hillman Mary Ann, milliner, 1 Jefferson
Hillman Phillip, shoemaker, 5 Spring ct I
Hills Luther, machinist, 23 Penn
Hillyard Dr. Benj. R., Thompsonian practi-
tioner, 538 w Baltimore
Hilos Wm. laborer, 38 Eastern av
Hilseberg Friedrich, shoemaker, 283 East-
ern av
Hilt Joseph, clerk, 46 Clay
Hiltner George, laborer, 46 Dolphin
Hiltner John, tailor, 36 Park
Hilton Edward F. machinist, 28 Grundy
Hilton Edwin W. machinist, 56 n Oregon
Hilton Edwin'F. fireman at Bolton depot, 28
Grundy
Hilton Mrs. Catherine, 74 n Caroline
Hilton James 0. carpenter, 74 n Caroline
Hilton James, lamplighter, 56 Dolphin
Hilton John T. machinist, 83 Dawson
Hilton Sarah, 67 Chesnut
Hilzght John, stevedore, 4 L. Broadway
Hiltz Conrad, ship carpenter, 25 Thames
Hiltz John R. shoemaker, 26 Knox al
Hiltz Lewis C. cabinet maker, 259 n Central av
Hiltz Margaret, seamstress, 155 Canton av
Hiltz Philip, stevedore, 14 Shakspear .
Hiltz Wm. baker, 259 n Central av
Himball , rag dealer, 63 n Spring
Hime Mrs. Margaret, nurse, 364 e Baltimore
Himes Alexander, carpenter, 377 n Gay
Himes Henry, foundryman, 300 s Charles
Himline John, nightman, Clinton, Canton
Himmel Caspar, woodsawyer, rear of 58
Penn a av
Himmel Christoph, tailor, 340 Canton av
Himmel Joseph, laborer, 51 Aliceanna
J. HEWHY GIESIE, Commission Mercliaiit, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseuflole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's AVliarf.
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Himmol Leopold, dry goods, 285 n Gay
Himmerman Anton, grocer, Clinton nr Elliott
Himmler Henry, tailor, 8 Townsend
Himmler Michael, overseer, Kirby's la. opp.
Townsend
Himmelreich Bernhard, shoes, 647 Baltimore,
dw 123 Franklin
Himmelreich Moses, shoe store, 647 w Balti-
more, dw Franklin near Eutaw
Himmler John, laborer, 386 Penna. av
Hinder Frederick, plumber, 115 St. Paul
Hinderer Charles, shoemaker, 73 s Bond
Hindes Benj. F. saddler, 100 s Sharp
Hindes Jacob H. 100 s Sharp
Hindes James B. 199 w Lombard
Hindes Joseph F. depository clerk custom
house, 100 n Gay
Hindes Mrs. Mary A. 161 Garden
Hindes Mary A. 199 w Lombard
Hindes Michael, tailor, 211 Saratoga
Hindes Moses G. (Wilson & H.) 11 Camden
Hindes Mrs. Rebecca, 100 s Sharp
HINDES SAMUEL & SON, hatters, 100 n
Gay, near bridge
Hindes Samuel, jr. clerk in city collector's of-
fice, 371 w Fayette
Hindes Wm. H. stone cutter, 161 Garden
Hinds Wm. S. (Hinkleman & H.) 527 w
Fayette
Hindle George, engineer, 348 Franklin
Hindman John, carter, 268 Franklin
Hindman Mrs. Sarah, tailoress, 25 Lee
Hinebrook Henry, laborer, 293 s Bond
Hineker Frederick, cigar maker, 22 Maiden la
Hineline Geo. John, drayman, 31 Mosher
Hines Albert, rigger, 119 Thames
Hints Catherine, 12 Decker
Hines Charles, seaman, 182 s Durham
Hines Christopher, cooper, 168 Williams
Hines Daniel, tinner, 28 Stirling
Hines Henry A. sutler, 3 St. Mary's ct
Hines Capt. John H. mariner, 240 Eastern av
Hines John, laborer, 75 n Amity
Hines John C. clerk Register of Wills office,
114 Aisquith
Hines Julius, dry goods, cor Gay and Exeter,
dw 9 s Frederick
Hines Margaret, vest maker, 28 Stirling
Hines Margaret, 154 Hollins
Hines Mary, 76 Grindall
Hines Mrs. Mary C. grocery, 522 Columbia
Hines Michael, laborer, 555 Saratoga
Hines Patrick, laborer, 12 Decker
Hines Patrick, 12 Decker
Hines Peter, groceries and provisions, 154 s
Paca
Hines Thomas A. rigger, 85 Johnson
Hines Thomas A. rigger, 139 s Washington,
F. P.
Hingle Baltes, scissor grinder, 72 Somerset
Hinkel Adam, daguerreotypist, over 357 w
Baltimore
Hinkelman Andrev/, cutter, 118 Low
Hinkelman John, tailor, 116 Low
Hinkcrmiller Henry, tailor, 177 Ensor
Hinkle Jacob, shoemaker, 228 s Charles
Hinkle John, baker, 4 Frederick road
Hinkle Rev. Richard, Monument M. E. Ch.
dw 174 Aisquith
Hinkle Wm. saddler, 156 e Pratt
Hinkler Geo. cabinet mak. 717 w Baltimore
Hinkley Charles, (McKim & Co.) 73 Centre
Hinkley Edward Otis, Garden nr Lanvale
HINKLEY & MORRIS, attorneys, 43 n
Charles
Hinkley Willard H. (H. & Morris,) n w cor
Townsend and Bolton
Hinks Saml. 243 w Lombard
Hinman Anna M. grocery, 106 s Caroline
Hinman Colmer C. 51 s Greene
Hinman C. huckster, 222 Aliceanna
Hinman Joel, (Drakeley & Fenton,) 13 s Eu-
taw
Hinneman Anton, grocer, Clinton nr. Ellicott
Hinneman Wm. block and pump maker, 110
sEden
Hinners Henry, tobacconist, 13 e Lombard
Hinrichs Christopher, jr. (Schleunes & H.) 25
n Paca
Hinrichs Christopher J. 25 n Paca
Hinrichs, Christopher, (Stellmann, H. & Co.)
268 Lexington
Hinsling Catherine, 33 East
Hintenach George, tailor, 255 n Caroline
Hintenach Peter, tailor, 255 n Caroline
Hinternesch Chris, steam sawyer, 36 Marion
Hinton Mrs. Eliza J. tailoress, 70 n Fremont
Hinton John T. boiler mak. 25 Armistead la
Hinton John, clerk, 253 e Fayette
Hinton Richard, hatter, 40 Jackson
Hinton Mrs. Maria, grocery, 25 Armistead la
Hinton Thomas, saddler, 79 Granby
Hinton Winfield, harness maker, 10 Forrest
Hintze Dr. Frederick E. B. 21 s Gay
Hinz John, lab. cor Hudson al and Federal
Hinze A. W. hoisiery and trimmings, 34 Lex-
ington
Hipner John, porter, 50 n Eden
Hipsley Charles, 31 n Calvert
Hipsley Charles, clerk, 10 Josephine
Hipsley Enoch G. grocery, 182 n Gay, dw
149 n Exeter
Hipsley Nathan J. 155 s Paca
Hipps Laura, grocery, Bethel near Pratt
Hirling Herman, turner, 13 e Lombard
Hirsch A. C. tailor, n e cor Greene and Lex-
ington
Hirsch Augustus, painter, 142 Henrietta
Hirsch Bernard D. clothing, 106 w Pratt, dw
100 e Lombard
Hirsch Christopher, coal agent, 26 n Gay
Hirsch Jacob, boiler maker, 109 Cross
Hirsch John C. charcoal inspector, 355 Light
Hirsch John M. shoemaker, 19 Abbott
Hirsch Julius, printer, 7 Trinity
Hirsch Lazarus, sexton Eden street Synagogue
170 e Baltimore
Hirsch Mrs. Sarah A. confec'y, 109 Cross
Hirsch Wm. caulker, 17 Perry
Hirschberg B. cutter, 136 e Lombard
Hirschfii'ld H. M. chiropodist, 85 n Exeter
Hirschfield Simon, rags, 16 s Chapel
Hirschmah G. carpenter, 335 Canton av
Hirschfield J. E (Lurman& Co.) 236 w Lom-
bard
Hirsliberg Henry, paint, oil and glass, 31
Ensor, dw 43 e Lombard
Hirshberg Isaac, (H. & Reinhardt,) 45 e Lom-
bard
Hirshberg & Reinhart, clothing, 294 w Balti-
more
Hirshman John, confectionery, 179 s Bond
Hirst John, butcher, Harford av. nr. Point la
Hirth Ferdinand, tailor, 47 n Spring
Hiselman Wm. cabinet mak. 154 iVIcElderry
Hisen August, laborer, 5 Brannan ct
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Klanufecturers of Roofs nnd Roofing BlaterlaU, 111 Smith's
Wluirf. C. HART S^OTH, Agent.
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Hiser Henry W. 161 w Fayette
HiserJ.H.F. 161 w Fayette
Hiser Samuel, carpenter, 243 w Biddle
Hiser Samuel R. carpenter, 20 McCulIoh
Hison Mary, tailoress, 120 William
Hiss Benj. huckster, 24 Elizabeth lane
HISS & BRO. cabinet makers, 128 w Fayette.
[See page 23 Mvertisements.]
Hiss Charles D. justice of the peace, 34 South,
dw 29 s Exeter
Hiss Charles J. brickmaker, 118 Water, F. H.
Hiss Elizabeth G. 42 n Poppleton
Hiss George, laborer, 4 Barney
Hiss George W. carter, 70 Ridgely
Hiss Hamilton, clerk, 240 n Charles
Hiss P. Hanson (H. & Bro.) Decker near
Northern av
Hiss Jesse L. 620 w Lombard
Hiss John, porter, 66 Albemarle
Hiss Philip, 229 w Madison
Hiss Stephen, 309 e Baltimore
Hiss Stephen, clerk, 109 e Pratt
Hiss Wm. Henry, chair manufacturer, peni-
tentiary, warerooms over 20 s Charles, dw
71 McCulloh
Hiss Wm. J. (H. & Bro.,) Ross near Mosher
Hissey Henry, police, 120 Raborg
Hissey James, blacksmith, 167 w Hoffman
Hissey Wm. L. (Dorsey & H.) 110 n Calvert
Hissey Wm. H. clerk, 167 w Hoffman
Hissey Wm. T. soldier, 120 Raborg
Hissey Wm. carter, 70 Ridgely
Hissey Wm, cupola tender, 30 n Poppleton
Hitafer Thos. T. carpenter, 452 w Fayette
Hitch Capt. Andrew, 151 s Washington, F. P.
Hitch Capt. Marcellus, mariner, 151 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Hitch Dr. Wm. cor Gilmor and Windsor mill
road
Hitchcock Gabriel, granite cutter, 182 Con-
way, dw 299 Montgomery
Hitchcock Levi, machinist, 299 Montgomery
Hitchcock Joshua, lime inspector, 289 Cathe-
dral
Hitchcock Josiah, blacksmith, 273 s Ann, dw
131 Bank
Hitchcock Sarah J. 167 Greenmount av
Hitchcock Wm. H. printer, 117 Walsh
Hitchcock Wm. T. plasterer, 59 Mount
Hitchens John H. clerk, 434 w Lombard
Hitchings John, carter, 20 Short
Hitchings Wm. shoemaker, 23 Ensor
Hites Benj. harness maker, 238 e Fayette
Hiteshew Samuel, 172 n Eutaw
Hitner Daniel, soldier, 74 Lee
Hitzel Henry P. agent, 380 Lexington
Hizelberger Mrs. Elizabeth, 104 e Pratt
Hitzelberger Mrs. Hannah, 82 s Republican
Hitzelberger Chas. grocer, 334 n Gay
Hitzelberger John A. painter, 2 St. Mary's ct
Hitzelberger Jos. K. bricklayer, 125 n Bethel
Hitzelberger Jos. K. casemaker, 125 n Bethel
Hitzelberger Peter, morocco dresser, 146 Hen
rietta
Hizer Henry, mariner, 186 s Bond
Hitzelberger Wm. gas fitter, 59 Stirling
Hitzrock George, 34 Philpot
Hixley Wm. jr., carpenter, 333 n Gay
Hizes nurse, 5 Preston
Hoalacker Heinrich, sawyer, 108 West
Hoar Patrick, huckster, 17 Jew al
Hobalander Robert, shoemaker, 26 Sarah Ann
Hoban Bridget, tavern, 106 Dugan's wharf
Hoban John, drayman, 73 n Bethel
Hobert George, coachsmith, 147 Stirling
Hobbs Alexander H. attorney, 32 St. Paul,
dw 40 Lexington
Hobbs Alexander W. finisher, 69 Warner
Hobbs Andrew W. painter, 146 Pine
Hobbs A. R. machinist, 260 Hollins
Hobbs Price H. clerk, 119 Walsh
Hobbs Caleb, butter store, 167 Hollins
Hobbs Columbus W. brakesman, 45 s Oregon
Hobbs Daniel D. L. carpenter, 110 McElderry
Hobbs Denvard, laborer, 359 Cathedral
Hobbs Evans N. 74 Warner
Hobbs Joseph R. wheelwright, 45 s Oregon
Hobbs Lewis, machinist. Mount Royal Hill,
foot of McMechin
Hobbs Lemuel, carpenter, 48 George
Hobbs Mary A. 558 w Pratt
Hobbs Samuel F. plasterer, 270 e Lombard
Hobbs Wm. collar maker, 75 Chesnutal, dw
48 George
Hobbs Wm. P. T. hats and caps, 66 w Balti-
more, dw 73 e Fayette
Hobbs Wm. Z. teamster, 141 Vine
Hobbs Washington H. constable and property
agent, 2 s Front, dw 436 n Gay
Hobbs Walter, constable, 436 n Gay
Hobelmann Herman H. jr., grocery, 72 Con-
way
Hobelmann Herman, sr.,72 Conway
Hobelmann Wm. carpenter, 72 Conway
Hobelmann Frederick, tavern, 132 Dugan'3
wharf
Hobelman Jane, milliner, 60 Park
Hoblitzell J. H. importer and jobber of dry
goods, 273 w Baltimore, dw 170 w Lombard
Hoblitzell Oliver, asst. master transport. B. &
0. R. R. 38 Conway
Hobson John, clerk, 153 w Lombard
Hobson John E. clerk, tobacco warehouse,
No. 4, 153 w Lombard
Hobson R. V. coachmaker, 81 n Exeter
Hoburg Frederick , cabinet maker, 247 Conway
Hoburg Frederick, piano maker, 247 Conway
Hochheimer Rev. H. 29 s Eden
Hock Henry, feed store, 371 Penna.av
Hock Jacob, police, 85 Penna. av
Hock John, shoemaker, 187 s Dallas
Hock Sebastian, laborer, 117 Elliott
Hockrill Andrew, tavern, 76 s Poppleton
Hockshaw John, tailor, 30 w Fayette
Hodes John, mattress, 474 w Baltimore
Hodge Elizabeth A. 348 Light
Hodge Wm. tailor, 243 s Charles, dw 71 Barre
HODGES BENJAMIN M. Jr., shippingand
commission merchant, over s w cor Gay
and Lombard, dw 45 iVIount Vernon place
Hodges Benjamin, painter, 67 Frederick
Hodges Benjamin M. sr.,205 Madison av
HODGES BROTHERS, importers of notions,
white goods, &c., 23 Hanover
Hodges Pilrs. Christina, 55 s Paca
Hodges Elizabeth, 67 s Frederick
Hodges Harris, 71 Courtland
Hodges Henry, painter, 64 Mullikin
Hodges James, (H. Bros.) 102 w Monument
Hodges John, fisherman, 237 William
Hodges John T. police, 224 Henrietta
Hodges Joseph A. soldier, 36 Haubert
Hodges Mary A. 287 e Lombard
Hodges Mary A; 212 Eastern av
Hodges Michael, laborer, 125 Dover
Hodges Patrick, 320 s Sharp
"WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and L.ife Insurance Agent and Broker, Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ii<fe Insurance Co., JVewark, BT. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Hodges Robert, (H. Bros.) 89 St. Paul
Hodges Robert, chair maker, 100 n Front
Hodges Robt. E. tin and sheet iron worker,
83 Columbia
Hodges Saml. K. 1st auditor Quartermaster,
8 s Gay
Hodges Thos. grocer, 30 Chatsworth
Hodges Wm. R. (H. Bros.) 130 Park
Hodges Wm. F. currier, 149 s Paca
Hodges Wm. chair maker, 100 n Front
Hodgson Chas. H. druggist, 269 Mulberry-
Hodgson Jas. B. machinist, 774 w Baltimore
Hodgson Mrs. Sarah, variety store, 774 w
Baltimore
Hoddinott Chas. gunsmith, 186 East
Hoddinott Eliza, tailoress, 188 East
Hodis Fredericka, 71 s Durham
Hodnett Elizabeth, seamstress, 2 Brune
Hoeck Henry, cabinet maker, 412 n Gay
Hoecke Francis J. shoemaker, 133 Saratoga
Hoegemann Dietrich, bookkeeper, 81 n Lib-
erty
Hoehardler John, laborer, 12 Anthony
Hoehn John G. leather and findings, 453
Lexington
Hoehm John E. shoemaker, 406 Division
HOEN A. & CO. lithographers and engravers ,
75 Second.— [See Lithograph, front of Title.]
Hoen August, (A. H. & Co.) York road,
Balto. CO
Hoen Ernest, (A. H. & Co.) York road, Bal-
timore CO
Hoen Henry, (A. H. & Co.; York road, Bal-
timore CO
Hoenge Geo. shoemaker, 9 Brune
Hoepner Casper B. stoves, 237 s Charles
Hoerner Margaret, tavern, s e cor East av
and O'Donnell
Hoernig Godfrey, tailor, 339 s Charles
Hoestetter Lawrence, tailor, 257 e Eager
Hof Bennette, cigar maker, 137 L. Greene
Hofer John G. tailor, 73 Hampstead
Hofer Laybold, machinist, 78 Albemarle
Hoff A. M. clerk, 19 n Calvert
Hoff Francis, shoemaker, 149 s Bethel
Hoff Henry, laborer, 82 Henrietta
Hoff Jacob & Son, butchers, 99 Lexington,
dw Penna. av near tollgate
Hoff Jacob, Penna. av beyond tollgate
Hoff John M. butcher, 4th door above toll-
gote, Penna. av
Hoff Joseph, laborer, 15 Hall av
Hoff Louis, cooper, 132 s Howard
Hoff Ursilla, 99 Washington, F. H.
Hoff Wm. shoemaker, 225 Light
Hoffarbath Adam, cooper, 1 Potomac
Hoffart Matilda, butcher, 118 Hampstead
Hoffenmeier Geo. cabinet maker, 156 s Paca
Hoffer Michael, box maker, 7 Holland
Hoffert Frederick, butcher, 138 Centre markt.
dw 138 Hampstead
Hoffhfcimer Mordecai, clothing, 72 w Pratt,
dw 207 Aisquith
Hoffhcimer Zackries, clothing, 22 Albemarle
Hoffmaester Philip, artist, 146 n Caroline
Hoffman Aaron, Judge of Orphans' Court, 23
Hoffman
Hoffman Aaron, (A. H. & Bro.) Balto. co
Hoffman Aaron & Bro. butchers and bacon
dealers, 21 Lexington market
Hoffman Adolph, 6 Smith
Hoffman Adolph, laborer, 243 Lemmon
Hoffman Anderson, 83 n Schroeder
Hoffman Andrew, tailor, 248 Eastern av
Hoffman Ann, 61 w Second
Hoffman Mrs. Ann, 18 Josephine j
Hoffman Anna, laundress, 14 Ivy al
Hoffman August, shoemaker, 403 Light
Hoffman Augustus, teacher, 126 e Fayette
Hoffman Bernard, tinner, 53 s Oregon
Hoffman Carl, pedler, rear of 80 Centre Mar-
ket space
Hoffman Chas. E. butcher, 101 Centre markt,
dw 83 Hoffman
Hoffman Charles, bacon merchant, 377 w Bal-
timore, dw n w cor Fayette and Greene
Hoffman Charles, umbrella maker, 213 Hol-
lins
Hoffman Charles, cigar maker, 20 L. Church
Hoffman Chas. H. clerk, 55 Centre Market
space
Hoffman Charles, clerk, n w cor Madison and
Charles
Hoffman Mrs. Christine, 74 Schroeder
Hoffman Christopher, butcher, 97 Green-
mount av
Hoffman Conrad, box maker, 22 Cross
Hoffman Daniel, butcher, 1011 w Pratt
Hoffman Dr. Daniel P. 279 w Fayette
Hoffman David W. 446 Lexington
HOFFMAN & DEFORD, hides, leather, oils
&c. 84 w Lombard
Hoffman Edwin, painter, 266 w Pratt, dw 127
s Sharp
Hoffman Elizabeth S. 34 n Schroeder
Hoffman Elizabeth, tailoress, 1 Albert al
Hoffman Mrs. Elizabeth, 32 n Schroeder
Hoffman Ephraim, (Aaron H. &Bro.) Mad-
ison av extended
Hoffman Frank M. tinner, 56 Ross
Hoffman Geo. confectioner, n w cor Eden and
Orleans
Hoffman Geo. B. (H. & Son,) 220 n Charles
Hoffman G. L. (H. & Deford,) 334 w Lom-
bard
Hoffman G. shoemaker, 272 s Ann
Hoffman Geo blacksmith, 171 William
Hoffman Geo. basket maker, 217 s Bond
Hoffman Capt. Geo. tavern, 145 w Lombard
Hoffman Harriet, confectionery, 133 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Hoffman Henry K. & Co. grocers and com-
mission merchants, 45 s Howard
Hoffman Henry K. (H. K. H. & Co.) 17 s
Howard
Hoffman Mrs. Henry F, tavern, 55 Centre
Market space
Hoffman Henry R. 17 s Howard
Hoffman Henry, (Green & H.) 358 Franklin
Hoffman Henry, cabinet maker, 41 Jefferson
Hoffman Henry, Green-st. House, dw 358
Franklin
Hoffman Rev. Henry, 93 Barre
HOFFMAN HENRY W. collector of port
of Baltimore, dw Fountain hotel
Hoffman Howard, (H. & Son,) 220 n Charles
Hoffman Ignatius, tailor, 212 e Eager
Hoffman Isaac R. currier, 3 Parkin
Hoffman Jacob, saddler, 19 L. McElderry
Hoffman James, carpenter, 67 n Ann
Hoffman J. Henry, cork cutter, 258 East-
ern av
Hoffman J. Latimer, Northern av near
Charles
Hoffman James, carpenter, 67 n Ann
Hoffman John M. clerk, 319 w Lombard
J. HE^fRY GIESE, Commlii<iion Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «Stc.
Roaeudale Cement aittl Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wliorf.
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Hoffman John F. feather insp'ct. 96 Columbia
Hoffman John L. cigar maker, 136 Peirce
Hoffman John, laborer, 27 n Amity
Hoffman John, cabinet maker, 21 Rock
Hoffman John, tailor, 23 Somerset
Hoffman John, shoemaker, n e cor Canton av
and Chapel
Hoffman John, basket maker, 217 s Bond
Hoffman John, laborer, 130 Granby
Hoffman John J. tinner, 192 s Eutaw
Hoffman John E. soldier, 133 Washington,
F. H.
Hoffman John T. shoemaker, 238 Columbia
Hoffman John, blacksmith, 124 Central av
Hoffman John, painter, 40 s Caroline
Hoffman John, tailor, 246 n Caroline
Hoffman John, carpenter, Dover w of Fulton
Hoffman John, tailor, 60 Short
Hoffman John, 190 Wolfe
Hoffman Joseph H. proprietor Hoffman Hall,
552 w Baltimore
Hoffman Joseph, shoemaker, 48 s Wolfe
Hoffman Joseph E. saddler, 586 w Baltimore
Hoffman Joseph, shoemaker, 1 Walnut al
Hoffman Joseph, cooper, 270 Canton av
Hoffman Kunigunda, laundress, 141 s Exeter
Hoffman L. laborer, 229 s Wolfe
Hoffman Leo, shoemaker, 91 n Howard
Hoffman Leonard, huckster, 162 Harford av
Hoffman Lipman, grocery, 168 Gough
Hoffman Louis, baker, 53 e Pratt
Hoffman Lewis, laborer, 56 Union
Hoffman Lewis, gold beater, 26 n Frederick
Hoffman Mrs. Margaret, 232 Madison av
Hoffman Mrs. Mary, boardmg, 127 s Sharp
Hoffman Michael, tavern, 152 Franklin
Hoffman Michael, confect'nr,397 w Lombard
Hoffman Michael, cabinet maker, 14 Ivy al
Hoffman Michael, jr., currier, 560 w Balti-
more, dw 149 s Paca
Hoffman Mickel, grocery, 168 Gough
Hoffman Nicholas, tavern, 54 L. Church
Hoffman Nicholas, varnisher, 20 Sarah Ann
Hoffman Peter, musician, 2 Barnes
Hoffman Peter C. 361 Canton av
Hoffman Peter, cabinet maker, 6 Sarah Ann
Hoffman Peter, 6 Aliceanna
Hoffman R. Curzon, dw 40 Franklin
Hoffman Robert G. 177 n Charles
Hoffman Rudolph, miller, 152 Pine
Hoffman R. Reynolds, currier, 3 Parkins
Hoffman Sarah E. grocer, 33 n Schroeder
Hoffman Mrs. Sarah, 20 L. Church
Hoffman Mrs. Samuel, 40 Franklin
Hoffman Samuel Owings, 82 w Madison
HOFFMAN & SON, Sole Agents
Baltimore Coal Company, also
offer Cumberland Coal from best
George's Creek Mines, 6 South.
Hoffman Tilghman, tailor, 355 Lexington
Hoffman VIeit, basket maker, 217 s Bond
Hoffman Valentine, carter, 277 s Eutaw
Hoffman Wm. H. baker, 19 Abey al
Hoffman Wm. H. gas fitter, 192 s Eutaw
Hoffman Wm. tobacconist, 192 s Eutaw
Hoffman Wm. printer, 64 s Sharp
Hoffman Wm. H. 45 Franklin
Hoffmeister August, wagoner, Belair av near
city limits
HOFFMEISTER JOHN, watchmaker, 78
Pearl
Hoffmyer Frederick, tailor, 138 Columbia
Hoffnagle Catharine, 249 s Bethel
Hoffner Henrietta, huckstress, 59 Lancaster
Hoffsneider Lizzie, grocery, 30 n Shaip
Hofler Conrad, broom maker, 89 s Bethel
Hofler Geo. P. tailor, 41 n Dallas
Hoflich A. miller, 56 Central av
Hofligh Bernard, porter, 81 s Fremont
Hofman Henry, locksmith, 59 German
Hofmeiater Conrad, shoemaker, 216 s Bond
Hofmeister Geo. confectioner, 119 Eastern av
Hofmeister Philip, baker, 155 s Eden
Hofmester Henry, shoemaker, 3 n Dallas
Hofmester Henry, jr. 3 n Dallas
Hofnagle Sebastian, shoemaker, 260 Eastern
avenue
Hofnet Jane, huckstress, 19 East
Hofph Charles, tailor, 3 West al
Hofstetter Joseph, machinist, 65 Portland
Hogan Mrs. Ann, 71 e Pratt
Hogan Mrs. Anne, washerwoman, 31 Haw
Hogan Cornelius, barkeeper, 113 Camden
Hogan Daniel, laborer, 210 Raborg
Hogan Dennis, laborer, 5 Pleasant al
Hogan Francis, currier, 34 Jew al
Hogan James, laborer, 211 Cross
Hogan John, laborer, 149 Dolphin
Hogan John F. clerk, cor Fremont and Ger-
man
Hogan John J. blacksmith, 234 w Lombard
Hogan Mary, tavern, 174 s Caroline
Hogan Michael, laborer, 343 s Sharp
Hogan Michael, laborer, 255 Forrest
Hogan Patrick, foundryman,23 Lemmon
Hogan Patrick, laborer, 192 e Lombard
Hogan Patrick, tavern, 211 Light
Hogan Patrick J. clerk, 54 Holland
Hogan Peter, tailor, 73 York
Hogan Sylvester, grocer, cor Fremont and
German
Hogan Thomas, clerk, Pratt near Oregon
Hogan William, 114 Dugan's wharf
Hogarth James, laborer, 721 w Pratt
Hogarth Capt. Wm. A. soldier, 117 HoUins
Hoger Powlis, laborer, 101 s Chapel
Hogendorf Elias, clerk, 170 s Sharp
Hogg Edmund A. provisions, 40 e Fayette
Hogg Edward A. clerk, 21 Barre
Hogg George C. clerk, 117 n Front
HOGG JAMES D. receiving teller Bank of
Commerce, dw 87 e Pratt
Hogg James H. & John S. carpenters, 8 and
10 Clay
Hogg James H. (J. H. & J. S. H.) 254 Lex-
ington
Hogg John S. (J. H. & J. S. H.) 252 Lex-
ington ,
Hogg John, carpenter, 96 Greenmount av
Hogg Mrs. Mary, 87 e Pratt
Hogg Samuel R. shoemaker, 567 w Lombard
Hogg Thomas R. cabinet maker, 567 w Pratt
Hogg William, clerk, 492 Franklin
Hogg William, mariner, 245 e Pratt
Hoggson Hamilton S. ornamental painter, 21
Grant, dw 5 Valley
Hohberger Gustav, silk manufactory, 38
Holiday
Hohberger Henry, silk weaver, 35 Orleans
Hohlbein Jacob, tailor, 70 Pearl
Hohlbein Sarah A. milliner, 70 Pearl
Hohlbine John, porter, 15 Josephine
C(JSO« S- PAGES A BXU)., Mannfactorers of RooCs and Roofijig Blatei-iala, 111 5mlth'#
Wluirf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Hohlman Louis, silver plater, 144 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Hohlweg Vincent, photographist, 531 w Bal-
timore
Hohman Amos, tobacconist, 8 Ross
Hohman Andrew, tailor, 672 w Baltimore
Hohman Caspar, tailor, 4 West al
Hohman Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 385 Sara-
toga
Hohman Francis, laborer, 107 Peirce
Hohman George, tailor, 125 n Fremont
Hohman George, tailor, over 47 Centre Mar-
ket space
Hohman Henry, clerk, 17 Barnet
Hohman John, shoemaker, 88 Preston
Hohman John Adam , tallo wman , 385 Saratoga
Hohn Christian, butcher, 176 n Regester
Hohn Mrs. Mary, 19 Conway
HOHNBERGER CHRISTIAN, brewer and
bottler, 89 Lee
Hoirst Edward, laborer, 12 s Central av
Hokamp Joseph, shoemaker, 5 s Poppleton
Hoke B. laborer, 107 Lancaster
Hoke Henry, gas metre maker, 12 Georgia
Holbein Fritz, laborer, 16 Diamond
Holbine Wm. baker, 25 Penna av
Holbrook Chas. shoemaker, 37 ^o Albemarle
Holbrook Francis X. clerk, 80 feuren
Holbrook George W. silversmith, 36 n Ann
Holbrook Mrs. J. L. 44 Spring row
Holbrook Patrick M. city paver, 80 Buren
Holbrook Wm. G. messenger Adams Ex-
press, 206 Gough
Holcombe Charles P. superintendent Mann's
Hotel, 124 w Baltimore
Holcombe Lewis, clerk, 124 w Baltimore
Holcombe James P. clerk, 124 w Baltimore
Holcombe Samuel W. bookkeeper, 124 w Bal-
timore
Holdefer John, grocery and dry goods, 115
and 117 Eastern av
Holden Caleb T. tailor, 23 s Caroline
Holden Elizabeth A. trimmings, 18 n Liberty
Holden Enoch P. clerk of errors, B. & 0. R.
R., 18 n Liberty
Holden Ira S. 49 McCulloh
Holden John, tailor, 1 Trinity
Holden John W. market master, 562 Lexing-
ton
Holden Mary, s e cor Block and Hill
Holden Nicholas, manager Chesapeake refi-
nery, dw 146 s Caroline
Holden Patrick, grocery, 130 Ensor
Holden Patrick, grocery, s e cor Howard and
Welcome al
Holden Wm. laborer, 24 Jew al
Holderfer Captain Henry, cooper, 174 s Cen-
tral av
Holdroth Matthias, woodsawyer, 80 s Wolfe
Holebun Jacob, soldier, 67 Orleans
Holfelder John, tailor, 57 James al
Holfelder Mrs. Margaret, 21 n High
Holiday Street Theatre, Holiday near Fayette
Holl Paul, tailor, 210 s Wolfe
Holland Albert, prof, music, 524 w Fayette
Holland Anthony, laborer, 293 Eastern av
Holland Emeline, shirt maker, 25 Pearl
Holland & Gamble, restaurant, 726 w Balti-
more, dw. Nelson N. H., 18 n Schroeder
Holland Geo. W. discount clerk Citizens Bank,
dw 265 Harford av
Holland Henry, wheelwright, 44 Lancaster
Holland Jackson, carpenter, Uhler's al
Holland James, mariner, 193 L. Monument
Holland James, laborer, 27 York
Holland J. 197 Hanover
Holland Jesse, cooper, cor Cable and Patter-
son, dw 57 Hill
Holland John, bricklayer, 188 Aisquith
Holland Joshua, shoemaker, 86 George
Holland Mrs, Margaret, butcher, 265 Har-
ford av
Holland Nathan, clerk P. 0., 516 w Fayette
Holland Robert F. & Bro. butchers, 50 Centre
and 71 Belair markets, dw 296 Harford av
Holland Timothy, laborer, 16 Albert al
Holland Wm. blacksmith, 144 McHenry
HOLLAND WILLIAM, upholsterer and
paper hangar, 72 n Howard
Hollander Charles, cabinet warerooms, 22 w
Pratt
Hollback Chas. cabinet maker, 36 Lancaster
Holldorfer Jno. P. cooper, 168 s Washington,
P.P.
Holle Henry, tavern, 41 Commerce
Holle Julius, grocer, 67 n Schroeder
Holle Wm. wagoner, 66 Light
Holler Conrad, clerk commissary, 65 Henri-
etta
Holler Francis, laborer, 37 Brown
Holler John, soldier, 235 Cross
Holler John, restaurant, 60 Camden
Hollett Ann R. tailoress, 8 Brune
Hollick Mary, n e cor Howard and Madison
Holliday Daniel, wholesale dry goods, 5 Han-
over, dw 338 w Fayette
Holliday Jesse L. printer, 94 Lexington
Holliday John R. insurance agent, 179 Garden
Holliday Mrs. Sarah, 23 Slemmer's al
Hollind Maria, shoe binder, 197 Montgomery
Hollingshead Mrs. Amelia R. 62 Lee
Hollingshead David A. teacher, 493 w Fayette
Hollingshead Francis J. clerk, 62 Lee
Hollingshead James, clerk, 62 Lee
Hollingshead Captain Samuel, mariner, 302 s
Sharp
Hollingshead Wm. clerk, 69 s Schroeder
Hollingsworth Alfred T. tinner, 144 Columbia
Hollingsworth Mrs. C. 78 n Greene
Hollingsworth Mrs. Elizabeth, 144 Columbia
Hollingsworth Mrs. Mary, 300 w Fayette
Hollingsworth Mrs. Priscilla, 39 s Broadway
Hollingsworth Mrs. Ruth E. 83 s Eden
Hollins Cumberland D. commission merchant,
70 Exchange place, dw 145 St. Paul
Hollins George, groceries, wines, liquors and
cigars, s w cor Charles and Fayette, dw 57
Courtland
Hollins Mrs. Mary, nurse, 32 n Amity
Hollins Michael, tailor, rear of 78 Centre
Market space
HOLLINS ROBERT S. secretary N. Central
Railway, dw 101 Park
Hollins Mrs. J. Smith, 125 n Charles
Hollmyer Matilda, 1 Buren
HoUoway Alexander, hay presser, Madison
and Constitution
Holloway Chas. T. chief engineer fire depart-
ment, 14 n Front
Holloway Edward, attorney, 63 w Fayette,
dw 118 n High
Holloway George, sr., manufacturer of Japan
varnish, paints and oils, 183 s Broadway,
dw 300 Lexington
Holloway J. Q. A. (J. J. & F. Turner,) n w
cor High and Trinity
WM. P, IVEBB, 3Iaiine, Fire and Ufe Insurnnce Agent and Broker. Agent «SIntuaI
Benefit lafe Znrarance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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191
HOM
Holloway Robert, watchmaker, 118 n High
Hollstein John C. clerk, 33 Conway
Hollyday George T. clerk, Fulton near Lex-
ington
Hollyday William, Fulton near Lexington
Holman David, clock maker, 81}^ n Eutaw
Hojman Mrs. E. Monument, cor'Chester
Holman Henry, grocery, 16 Raborg
Holmes Albert, brass founder, 272 e Lombard
Holmes Elias, butcher, 99 Centre and 23 Lex-
ington markets, dw 170 Penna. av
Holmes Erastus N. butcher, e Fayette ext.
Holmes George, fisherman, 15 Elizabeth la
Holmes George, silver plater, 820 w Lombard
Holmes George W. n w cor Bond and McEl-
derry
Holmes Henry, mariner, 122 n Central av
Holmes Henry C. carpenter, 495 w Lombard
Holmes James, printer, 107 n Eden
Holmes James, machinist, 107 n Eden
Holmes John, machinist, 43 n Central av
Holmes John E. gilder, 206 MuUikin
Holmes John M. (G. S. Watts & Co.) 47 n
Fremont
Holmes John, tobacconist, 21 s Calvert, dw
47 n Fremont
Holmes John, carter, 134 French
Holmes John, laborer. Mount Royal
Holmes John J. confectioner, 123'Camden
Holmes Joseph, fisherman, 279 William
Holmes Margaret, 202 Forrest
Holmes Mrs. Mary A. 98 Preston
Holmes Owen, laborer, Mount Royal
Holmes Richard, grocer, 171 Penna. av
Holmes Reuben A. superintendent Spring
Garden gas works, 14 Fort av
Holmes Robert S. hardware, cor President
and Pratt, dw 85 n Broadway
Holmes Samuel, silver plater, 820 w Baltimore
Holmes M. Scott, conductor, 4 Callendar
Holmes Mrs. Sarah, 297 e Pratt
Holmes Thomas, fisherman, 301 William
Holmes Thomas, clerk, 171 Penna. av
Holmes Thomas, restaurant, 7 North
Holmes Unisa, 13 Orleans
Holmes Wm. A. laborer, 23 Goodman
Holmes Wm. britannia ware, plater, gilder,
&c., 4 Bank la, dw 820 e Baltimore
Holmes Wm. jr. gilder, 820 w Baltimore
Holmes Winter, britannia ware maker, 118
Boyd
Holreider Joseph, laborer, 386 Penna. av
Holson Mary, seamstress, 54 s Oregon
Holstein Arnold, trimmings, 687 w Baltimore
Holstein Hamilton, 31 Albemarle
Holstein Wm. H. sr. tinner, 197 s Paca
Holstein Wm. H. jr. clerk, 197 s Paca
Holt Benj. T. foundryman, 141 Hudson
Holt Charles, bricklayer, 79 Preston
Holt Isaac P. huckster, 109 Columbia
Holt John S. clerk, 278 e Lombard
Holt Joseph, provisions, 278 e Lombard
Holt Thomas, soldier, 40 Bennett
Holt William, 141 Hudson
Holt Wm. J. carter, 356 Eastern av
Hqlter John, clerk, 98 Barre
Holthaus Francis H. cigar maker, 255 n Eden
Holthaus Francis T. & Son, glass, oil and
paints, 10 w Baltimore
Holthaus Francis T. (F. T. H. & Son) 13 n
Washington, F. P.
Holthaus Frederick, laborer, Marriott near
Haubert
Holthaus Henry C. (Francis T. H. & Son) 10
w Baltimore
Holthaus John H. (Wm. H. & Bro.) 98 s
Washington, F. P.
Holthaus Wm. & Bro. paints, oils and glass,
s e cor Thames and Broadway
Holthaus Wm. (W. H. & Bro^) 13 n Wash-
ington, F. P.
Holtman Henry tailor, 275 n Central av
Holton Mrs. Catharine, 98 Barre
Holton David, police, 193 n Eden
Holton Edward F. stock dealer, 400 Lexington
Holton George, butcher, 324 e Monument
Holton George, jr. blacksmith, 324 e Monu-
ment
Holton Henry M. clerk, 98 Barre
Holton Isaiah, clerk, 98 Barre
Holton John, 121 Orleans
Holton Thomas W. varnisher, 261 s Eutaw
Holtz Alexander, soldier, 224 n Howard
Holtz Arnold, tobacconist, 14 North, dw 56
Holtz Bernard, oak cooper, Hagarct
Holtz Charles C. music printer, 5 Mosher
Holtz David, finisher, 79 McHenry
Holtz David A. paper hanger, 203 e Baltimore
Holtz Emanuel, paper hanger, 107 n Howard
Holtz Emanl.jr. paper hanger, 107 n Howard
Holtz Geo. G. paper hanger, 101 Chatsworth
Holtz Geo. N. pnnter, 107 n Howard
Holtz Henry C. gas fitter, 107 n Howard
Holtz Jesse, machinist, 25 s Fremont
Holtz John, engineer, 25 s Fremont
Holtz Robert E. upholsterer, 105 Pearl
Holtzermen Mrs. Catherine, 120 Conway
Holtzman C. C. general advertising agent, 25
n Gilmor
Holtzman Eliza, 151 Chatsworth
Holtzman Emanuel K.clk. Merchants' Bank,
80 w Hoffman
HOLTZMAN GEORGE, sewing machine
dealer and repairer, 287 w Pratt
Holtzman George, laborer, 104 Patuxent,
Canton
Holtzman George, bank runner, 106 Lexing-
ton
Holtzman John, carpenter, 278 Aliceanna
HoltzmanjWm. liquors and cigars, agent, 6 s
Greene
Holtzmer Theodore, cooper, 77 n Bethel
Holwein Matilda, seamstress, 17 McElderry
Holyland Charles J. engraver, Broadway n of
Orleans
Holyschuher John G. cabinet maker, 11 L.
Montgomery
Holzerman Charles, shoemaker, 85 Henrietta
Holzied John, tailor, 36 w Lombard
Holzoeder Fredk. shoemaker, 29 Lancaster
Homan Mrs. E. e Monument ext
Homan Gilbert W. clerk, 171 Hollins
Homan Henry, tailor, 123 McElderry
Homan Mary, 148 s Regester
Homberg B. H. H. lager beer, 57 n Gay
Home Alvaro M. prof, of music, 100 Saratoga
Home of the Friendless, cor Ross and Town-
send
Home Mission Chapel and School, 163 East-
ern av
Homer Christopher, butcher, 239 Gough
Homer Valentine, farmer, Fremont nr Penna.
Homer Mrs. 6 Addison
HOMRIGHAUSEN JOHN, wines
liquors, 138 Columbia, dw 136
and
J. HENRY GIESSi, Commission merchant, for tUe sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, 65C.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 81 Spear's 'Wharf.
HON
192
HOO
Hone Charles, soldier, 287 s Charles
Hone Henrietta, junk shop, 287 s Charles
Honecko Adam, wagoner, 229 e Lombard
Honeywell Charles B. clerk, 342 Lexington
Honeywell John, (Bayne & Co.) Charles nr
Northern av
Honschutz Fredk. mariner, 4 Broad al
Hood Francis, tailor, 39 Slemmer al
Hood Henry, tailor, 63 Harrison
Hood James H. express man, 364 w Fayette
Hood John W. car driver, H6 Franklin
Hood John, expressman, 364 w Fayette
Hood Joseph, laborer, 727 w Pratt
Hood Joshua, com. merchant, 364 w Fayette
Hood Joshua, jr., driver, 364 w Fayette
Hood Thomas J. wood, n Mount
Hood Warren, conductor, 727 w Pratt
Hoofer John, tailor, Washington near Balti-
more
Hoofnagle Baltzer, milk, 320 s Bond
Hoofnagle John, engineer, 80 Hill
Hoofnagle Richard H. machinist, 8 Hill
Hoogewerff Elizabeth, 69 St. Paul
Hoogewerif John A. (John Williams & Son,)
69 St. Paul
Hoogewerff Samuel E. (Barry & H.) Relay
house, B.&O. R. R.
Hook Mrs. Catherine, confectioner, 78 John-
son
Hook Mrs. Catherine, 358 Light
Hook Charles F. tinner, 127 e Monument
Hook Cecelia, 124 Saratoga
Hook Enoch F. clerk, 41 George
Hook Mrs. Eleanora, 78 Johnson
Hook George F. clerk, 124 Saratoga
Hook Geo. W. painter, 22 Eilins
Hook Jacob, milkman, Harford near Point la
Hook James M. clerk, 30 George
Hook John, painter, 124 Saratoga
Hook John A. bricklayer, 171 Mulberry
Hook John T. millwright, 42 n Schroeder
Hook John C. 138 w Madison
Hook Joseph, boiler maker, 31 s Republican
Hook Maria L. 138 w Madison
Hook Mrs. Mary A. 223 Barre
Hook Mary C. teacher, 138 w Madison
Hook Marcellus, ship carpenter, 78 Johnson
Hook Peter, shoemaker, 68 Bank
Hook Samuel E. soldier, 138 w Madison
Hook Sophia, grocer, 127 e Monument
Hook Wm. H. 138 w Madison
Hooker Mrs. Mary, Gilmor near Mulberry
Hookey Michael, carter, 12 Shakspear
Hooper Augustus D. clerk, 650 w Baltimore
Hooper Benj. A. carpenter, '188 s Sharp, dw
184 s Sharp
Hooper Elizabeth A. 94 Pennsylvania av
Hooper Edwin E. marine railway and ship-
yard, Covington foot of Warren, dw Eager
Hooper Eugene H. clerk, 72 e Baltimore
Hooper George, Calvert n of Read
Hooper George, painter, 161 Lee
Hooper Grafton, 21 Harford av
HOOPER GEORGE W. ship chandler, s w
cor Pratt and South, dw 216 n Calvert
Hooper Henry, boot fitter, 174 Greene
Hooper Capt. Henry, 360 Light
Hooper James A. merchant, s w cor Pratt
and South, dw Baltimore co
Hooper James H. H. lineman police tele-
graph, 92 s Wolfe
Hooper James, carpenter, 263 Ross
Hooijcr James H. telegraph, 168 e Lombard
Hooper Jas. jr. (Jas. H. & Sons,) president
Baltimore Marine Insurance company, dw
73 Mount Vernon place
Hooper Jas. (J. H. & Co.) Liberty road
Baltimore co
Hooper Jas. dentist, 197 e Baltimore
Hooper Jas. J. grocer, 650 w Baltimore
Hooper Jas. B. 172 s Charles
Hooper J. & Co., shipping and commission
merchts. Commercial buildings, cor Gay
and Lombard
Hooper Jas. & Sons, millers, cor Spear's
wharf and Cable
Hooper John P. jr., clerk, 61 Barre
Hooper John M. soldier, 184 s Sharp
Hooper John T. potter, 256 w Fayette
Hooper Jolin W. teacher, 650 w Baltimore
Hooper John G. tailor, 329 n Central av
Hooper Capt. John W. mariner, 220 Barre
Hooper John B at Farmers and Planters*
Bank, 127 Hanover
Hooper Levin W. carpenter, 13 w Eiddle
Hooper Mary, n ecorEagerand Lovegrove al
Hooper Mrs. Mary E. 61 Barre
Hooper Michael H. freight agent, 217 w
Biddle
Hooper Moses, laborer, 9 Colvin's ct
Hooper & Price, ship merchants, Thames be-
tween Broadway and Bond
Hooper Robert, clerk, 127 Hanover
Hooper Samuel J. clerk B. & 0. R. R., 205
Aisquith
Hooper Samuel E. clerk, Liberty road Balti-
more CO
Hooper Mrs. Sarah, 227 Ross
Hooper Sarah, 60 w Fayette
Hooper Theodore, (Wm. E. H. & Co.) 66 e
Pratt
HOOPER THOMAS H. sailmaker. Coving- -
ton foot of Montgomery, dw 324 Light
Hooper Thos. J. mariner, 205 e Pratt
Hooper Thomas T. laborer, 162 Cross
Hooper Thomas, cooper, 236 William
Hooper Thomas. H. reporter, Gilmor near
Mulberry
HOOPER WM. E. & CO., Woodbury Fac-
tory, cotton duck, s e cor South and Pratt
Hooper Wm. H. (H. & Price,) 101 s Ann
Hooper Wm. J. (Wm. E. H. & Co.) near
Govanstown, Baltimore co
Hooper Wm. tinner, 22 w Lombard
Hooper Wm. E. (Wm. E. H. & Co.) 72 e
Baltimore
Hooper Wm. H. assistant assessor, 61
Thames
Hooper Wm. J. (W. E. H. & Co.) 81 e
Baltimore
Hooper Wm. rigger, 254 s Ann
Hooper Wm. 60 e Pratt
HOOPES D. H. & W. P. attorneys a* law,
69 Lexington
Hoopes Davis H. (D. H. & W. P. H.) 69
Lexington
Hoopes Franklin B. machinist, 22 s Oregon
HOOPES Dr. WM. H. dentist, 84 n Eutaw
Hoopes Wm. P. (D. H. & W. P. H.) 69
Lexington
Hoopman Samuel B. 144 Division
Hoopman Mary Ann, 144 Division
Hoor John J. wheelwright, 6 s Amity
Hoos John C. tailor, 346 s Charles
Hoos John, tailor, 140 n Bond
Hootman John, grocery, 289 n Central av
OKO. S. PAGES & BRO., Mnmilhctnrers of Roofs and RoojOug Iflatorlals, XH
VFtttat. 0. HART SMITH, Ageut.
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Hoover David R. brickmaker, 1 Reservoir av
Hoover Edward, iron finisher, 109 Preston
Hoover Elizabeth, 21 Union al
Hoover Mrs. Elizabeth, 113 Columbia
Hoover Francis W. sr. butcher, 199 Columbia
Hoover Francis W. jr., butcher, G7 Centre,
40 Lexington and 24 Hanover markets, d\v
201 Columbia
Hoover George, butcher, 103 Centre and 39
Lexington markets, dw 91 Columbia
Hoover George, laborer, 4 Wyeth
Hoover George (L H. & G. W. H.) 113
Columbia
Hoover George A. clerk, 199 Columbia
Hoover Henry, carpenter, 318 w Fayette
Hoover Ignatius H. & George W. butchers,
39 Lexington 42 Hanover markets
Hoover Ignatius H. (I. H. & G. W. H.) 91
Columbia
Hoover Jolm, butcher, Garrison la near Wes-
tern Cemetery
Hoover Wm. H. bookkeeper, 318 w Fayette
Hoover Wm. huckster, 111 French
Hoover Wm. H. butcher, 243 Columbia
Hope John T. 270 Light
Hope Julia, 1 Franklin
Hopf Joseph, laborer, 237 Durham
Hopf John, shoemaker, 139 Henrietta
Hopf George, soldier, 512 w Pratt
Hopkins Alfred, farm hand, 338 Eastern av
Hopkins Basil B. (H. & Co.) 54 Franklin
Hopkins Charles E. clerk, 59 Hollins
Hopkins Charlotte W. 84 e Fayette
Hopkins Charles, cigar maker, 12 w Lombard
Hopkins & Co., wholesale dry goods dealers,
258 w Baltimore
Hopkins David C. clerk, 49 Hanover
Hopkins Davy, copper smelter, Clinton, n of
Boston
Hopkins & Eichman, merchant tailors, n w
cor Baltimors and Charles
Hopkins Eliza, nurse, 48 e Pratt
Hopkins Ernest, clerk, 8G s Sharp
HOPKINS FRANKLIN, can manufactory,
86 s Broadway, dw 332 e Pratt
Hopkins Geo. C. M. R. salesman, 84 s Sharp
Hopkins George W. bookkeeper, 153 Park
Hopkins George, mariner, 13 Shakspear
Hopkins George G. tinner, 153 Park
Hopkins Gerard T. (T. & G.T. H.) 58 Court-
land
Hopkins Gideon P. (W. H. & G. P. H.) 48
Columbia
Hopkins Greenbury, ship carpenter, 9 s Car-
oline
HOPKINS, HARDEN & KEMP, importers
and dealers in hardware, 336 w Bakimore
Hopkins James H. (H. & Marshall) 395 w
Lombard
Hopkins James, shoemaker, 292 e Lombard
Hopkins James H. clerk tobacco warehouse.
No. 2, 9 Hollins
Hopkins James A. conductor city R. R., 192
e Baltimore
Hopkins James, at tobacco warehouse, No. 2,
84 s Sharp
Hopkins James, barber, 38 s Dallas
Hopkins James H. carpenter, 395 w Lombard
Hopkins James, coal agent, 44 s Sharp
Hopkins James, ship joiner, 114 s Regester
HOPKINS & JANNEY, produce, provi-
sion and general com. merchs. 124 s Eutaw
Hopkins John C, Fountain hotel
Hopkins John, tin and sheet iron worker, 4
Broadway
Hopkins Mrs. John S. boarding, 48 Saratoga
Hopkins Johns, president Merchants' Bank,
81 Saratoga
Hopkins Johns, office Commercial Buildings,
n e cor Gay and Lombard, dw 81 Saratoga
Hopkins J. W. clerk, n w cor Lombard and
Sharp
Hopkins J. Seth (Sylvester & H.) 164 w
Lombard
Hopkins Mrs. J. A. 698 Saratoga
Hopkins Joseph (H. & Eichman) 24 s Greene
Hopkins Joseph J. hardware, 15 n Howard
Hopkins Lambert N. (H., Harden & Kemp,)
5 McCulloh
Hopkins Lawrence H. salesman, 15 n How-
ard, dw 122 German
Hopkins Lewis N. (H. & Janney) 87 n Paca
Hopkins Lewis T. engineer, 355 Columbia
Hopkins Mrs. Mary, 157 Ensor
Hopkins Matthew, machinist, 102 Dolphin
HOPKINS & MARSHALL, carpenters and
builders, 31 s Eutaw
Hopkins Reynolds, salesman, 84 s Sharp
Hopkins Samuel E. (H. & Co.) 54 Franklin
Hopkins Samuel, 19 Franklin
Hopkins Samuel, carpenter, 340 e Lombard
Hopkins Samuel M. coach maker, 419)^ Sar-
atoga
Hopkins Samuel B. clerk, 72 Holiday
Hopkins Dr. Samuel M. 153 Bank
Hopkins S. Harris, clerk, 262 w Fayette
Hopkins Mrs. Susannah R. 8 s Sharp
Hopkins Sophia, 84 e Fayette
Hopkins Capt. Thomas, 200 Gough
Hopkins Thos. (T. & G. T. H.) 21 Franklin
Hopkins Thomas S. 262 w Fayette
Hopkins Thomas, carpenter, 49 n Greene
Hopkins Thomas, laborer, 25 French
Hopkins Thomas, laborer. Woods ct
HOPKINS T. & G. T. grocers and commis.
merchts. 68 Light cor Pratt
Hopkins Wm. & G. P. carpenters and build-
ers, 69 Hanover
Hopkins Wm. (W. H. & G. P. H.) 171 Con-
way
Hopkins Wm. 21 Franklin
Hopkins Wm. laborer, 3 Pleasant al
Hopkins W. C. (Miles & H.) 9 n Calhoun
Hopkins Wm. L. clerk, 159 s Paca
Hopkins Wm. M. clerk, 180 n Eutaw
Hopkins Wm. S. (Orem, H. & Co.) 59 Hol-
lins
Hopkinson Mrs. Mary, seamst's, 30 n Oregon
Hopkinson Dr. Moses A. dentist, 87 n Eutaw,
dw 173 w Fayette
Hopkinson Thomas E. hostler, 30 n Oregon
Hopp Clara, confectionery, 59 s Howard
Hoppell Mary, laundress, 218 Chesnut al
Hopper Ellen, 108 n Paca
Hopper Franklin, police, 5 Neighbor
Hopper Margaret, dress mak. 10 Harford av
HOPPER SAMUEL W. T. general insu-
rance agt, 69 w Second, dw 174 Franklin
Hopper Wm. moulder, 232 e Chase
Hoppert Christopher, cabinet maker, 296 n
Central av
Hopperton Samuel B. clerk Qr. Master's de-
partment, 24 s High
Hopps John, drayman, 250 n Caroline
Hopps Joseph, clerk, 197 Conway
Horan James, shoemaker, 312 e Monument
■WM. P. "ViTEBB. Marine, Fire imd laTe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent «Muta«l
Benefit lAte Insurance Co., STevrark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Horan Wm. jeweler, 12 Harrison
Horlebein Frederick, lace weaver, 22 Knox al
Horn Adam, cooper, 18 Bank
Horn Alexander, carpenter, 272 n Eutaw
Horn Benj. tanner, 577 Penna. av
Horn Daniel, butcher. Garrison la nr Western
cemetery
Horn Ephraim, soldier, 211 n Bond
Horn Mrs. E. A. dry goods, 111 s Broadway
Horn Eliza, corset maker, 139 Lexington, dw
318 Penna. av
Horn Ferdinand, porter, Fremontnr Penna. av
Horn George, laborer, 6 Halfmoon al
Horn JVtrs. Hannah, 179 German
Horn Henry, carpet weaver, 78 n Central av
Horn Henry, boot fitter, 468 Walsh
Horn Henry shoemaker, 37 n Schroeder
Horn Jacol), grocer, cor Paca and Lexington,
dw 96 n Eutaw
Horn .Jesse, musician, 37 n Schroeder
Horn John, carpenter, 607 Penna. av
Horn John, carpenter, 102 Hillen
Horn Col. John W., U. S. A. Ill s Broadway
Horn Joseph, groceries and liquors, n e cor
Paca and Lexington, dw 96 n Eutaw
Horn Lawrence, butter, 598 Penna. av
Horn Mrs. Louisa R. 269 Lexnigton
Horn Michael, laborer, 90 Grundy
Horn Michael laborer, 155 Canton av
Horn Patrick, laborer, 57 Clifford al
Horn Peter, laborer, 255 Aliceanna
Horn Philip, druggist, 269 Lexington
Horn Rachel, 96 n Eden
Horn Richard, mariner, 15 s Ann
Horn Theodore, grocer, 378 Penna av
Horn Wm. carpenter, 110 Raborg
Horn Wm. clerk, 272 n Eutaw
Home Barbara, 6 Hogg al
H'^'rne Jacob, cigar maker, 45 Arch
Hurneck Adam, wagoner, 229 e Lombard
Horner Arnst, baker, 298 Canton av
Horner Alb't N. clerk, cor Franklin & Eutaw
Horner Mrs. Caroline, seamstress, 49 Preston
Horner C. laborer, 196 s Wolfe
Horner Eaton G. 67 Walker
Horner Emily, 75 s Washington, F. P.
Horner E. Ross, French and English fancy
goods, 316 w Baltimore, dw 105 Mulberry
HORNER FRANK F. & BRO. dealers in
boots, shoes, hats, caps, &c., 324 w Balti-
more, dw F. F. H. Carroll co
Horner James Oliver, clerk, 105 Mulberry
Horner James R. clerk, 18 n Ann
Horner John, ship carpenter, 117 s Regester
Horner John, watchman, 9 Gough
Horner John A. notions and fancy goods, 306
w Baltimore, dw 258 n Howard
Horner John W. sutler, 95 w Biddle
HORNERJOSHUA, bone dust manufacturer,
and dealer in iron, rags, &c., n w cor Stir-
ling and Chew, dw 34 Chew
Horner Keziah, seamstress, 245 Hanover
Horner Robert H. clerk, 95 w Biddle
Horner Thomas 0. mariner, 117 s Regester
Horner Thomas, tailor, 83 s Bethel
Horner W. Harri.son, asst. auditor Quarter
Master, 105 Mulberry
Horner Wm. notions, 79 n Howard, dw 95 w
Biddle
Horner Wilson G. bookkeeper, 222 Saratoga
Horney Bonj. shoemaker, 96 McEldcrry
Horney Edward, shoemaker, 44 s Regester
Horney Samuel, engineer, 119 e Fayette
Co.)
Horney Samuel C. engineer, 150 s Caroline
Horney Thoma.s, shipsmith, 94 Block
Horney Thomas, ship carpenter, 321 e Pratt
Horney Thomas, plasterer, 352 CrosH
Horney Valentine, laborer, 103 Eastern av
Hornick John, shoemaker, 76 Preston
Horning John, laborer, 27 Sliakspear
Hornsby Richard, moulder, 330 Eastern av
Hornung John G. cabinet maker, 228 s Ann
Hornung Patrick, shoemaker, 150 Ensor
Horpel John N. shoemaker, 200 w Fayette
Horr George, shoemaker, 4 s Amity
Horr James W. finisher, 293 Columbia
Horr Jacob, barkeeper, 158 s Broadway
Horr John W. cooper, 253 Canton av
Horr John, restaurant, 158 s Broadway
Horr Richard,, mariner, 15 s Ann
Horrell James, clerk, 227 Montgomery
Horrigan Cornelius, engine cleaner, 112 Scott
Horrisburger Rudolph, tailor, 3 Etna la
Horsey George W. (J. W. Bruff &
iMaltby House
Horsey John O. clerk, 24 n Strieker
Horschneider Henry, 14 s Regester
Horsford James H., U. S. N. 97 York
Horsford Sarah A. 97 York
Horst Conrad, baker, 191 s Caroline
Horst Conrad, 166 s Durham
Horst Edward, laborer, 12 s Central av
Horst George, butcher, 78 n Bethel
Horst George, huckster, 113 Eastern av
Horst John, laborer, 113 Eastern av
Horst John, laborer, 122 Hamburg
Horst Lewis, feed, 110 Eastern av, dw 111
Horstman Charles, ship carpenter, 87 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Horstman Henry, tobacconist, 32 Orleans
Horstman John, house carpenter, 113 s Re-
gester
Horstman Thomas, huckster, 150 s Fremont
Horton Catharine B. 121 s High
Horton Henry P. hosemaker, 41 n Frederick,
dw 80 e Fayette
Horton Henry P. sr., carriage body maker,
39 n Frederick
Horton James M. assistant cashier Hamilton,
Easter «fc Co's, 121 s High
Horton James, laborer, 186 William
Horton Rebecca, teacher, 121 s High
Horton Thomas B. clerk, 121 s High
Horton Wm. oils and lamps, 434 w Baltimore
Horwell Edward C. bookkeeper City Collec-
tor's ofl^ce, 85 n High
Horwitz Benjamin F. attorney, 26 n Charles,
dw 18 Cathedral
Horwitz Orville, attorney, 38 St. Paul, dw n
w cor Centre and Washington place
HORWITZ THEOPHILUS B. attorney, 25
Lexington, dw n w cor Calvert and Monu-
ment
Hosbach Frederick, dry goods, 641 w Balti-
more
Hosking George, time-keeper B. & 0. R. R.
6 s Carey
Hoskins Ellen S. 115 s High
Hoskins Hiram, flour, 22 Commerce, dw 115
s High
Hosman Wm. ship carpenter, 21 n Wolfe
Hosmcr Amos H. 934 Lexington
Hosmcr Charles E. clerk, 20 Sterrett
Hosmer H. A. clerk, 83 Hollins
Hosmer Mrs. Margaret, 83 Hollins
Hossbach Christian, piano m'kr, 266 Hanover
J, HENRY GIESE, Conunisglon Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «&c.
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's Wharf.
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Hossbach Frederick, piano maker, 643 w Bal-
timore
Hossbach Phil, piano maker, 289 s Sharp
Hossefros Francis, bricklayer, 322 Mulberry
Hossefros Lewis H. bricklayer,212 Peirce
Hossefros Sarah, 252 e Baltimore
Hossfieid Lewis, clerk, 110 s Eden
Hottes George, tailor, 69 Ross
Hotton Nicholas, tailor, 145 e Pratt
Hoten Wm. cigar maker, 94 s Sharp
Hon George, hod carrier, 234 Canton av
Houck Anthony V. coal and wood, 611^ n
Eutaw, dw 25 Mosher
Houck Alphonso, theatrical usher, 160 Pearl
HoucS
der
Charles M. cigar maker, 22 n Schroe-
Houck Charles, engineer, 535"w Lombard
Houck Elizabeth, boarding, 207 n Eutaw
Houck George H. painter, 40 n Schroeder
Houck George P. laborer, Greenmount av
near Belvidere
Houck George H. detective, 29 n Paca
Houck George, police, 108 Richmond
Houck Henry G. officer of the Penitentiary,
3 Phoenix row, Hillen
Houck Dr. Jacob W. 10 n Front
Houck Jacob W. painter, 1 Bolton
Houck Jacob, shoemaker, 85 Penna av
Houck Jacob, hostler, 3 Calverlon road
Houck Mary M. 13 Buren
Houck Michael, tailor, 263 Aisquith
Hough Mrs. Mary Ann, 150 s Sharp
HoughBenjamin B., U. S. detective, 72Raborg
HOUGH WILLIAM T. stock broker, 208 w
Baltimore, dw Maltby house. — [See p. 33
Mvertisement.]
Houghton Mary H. 86 Mulberry
Houlton Mrs. Laura, 43 Carey
Houlton Mrs. Sarah P. 678 Saratoga
Houlton Samuel C. attorney, 63 w Fayette, dw
678 Saratoga
Houpman Garrett, tailor, 64 n Gay
Houpt John, butcher, 1017 w Pratt
Houpt John, teacher, 20 Wyeth
House Edwin, painter, 143 Orleans
House George, bricklayer, 269 e Monument
House Jesse, carpenter, 29 e Fayette
House John G. laborer, 15 Walker
House John Q,. A. carpenter, 40 s Exeter
House Mrs. Louisa, 27 Camden
House of Refuge, nr. Frederick road, beyond
1st toll gate
House Wesley, painter, 29 n Exeter
House Saml. A. whiskies, brandies and wines,
94 Light St. whf, dw 104 s Sharp
House Wm. A. (Wm. A. H. & Co.) 52 Con-
way
HOUSE WILLIAM A, & CO. coal, cor of
West Falls and Eastern avs. office s w cor
Lombard and South
HOUSEMAN AUGUSTUS C. 413 w Balti-
more
Houseman George, drayman, 75 Portland
Houseman George, cook, 69 s Paca
Houseman Joseph, carter, Patapsco al near
Charles st
Houster Charles, clerk, 222 e Monument
Houston Bradford, police, 243 e Biddle
Houston James, ice dealer, s e cor Ann and
Hampstead
Houston James F. laborer, 351 Franklin
Houston James F. soldier, 195 Peirce
Houston John, laborer, 70 Boyd
GEO. S. PAGE Si BRO., Ulainilfacturers of Kooft and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith'*
Wharf. C. HART SBIITH, Ajrent.
Houston Mary, teacher, 70 Boyd
Houston Samuel T. clerk U. S. Q. M. 14 n
Exeter
Houston Wm. G. carpenter, 158 Penna. av
Howard Ann, grocery, n w cor Johns and
Dolphin
Howard Ann, seamstress, HI s Wolfe
HOWARD BANK, n w cor Howard and
Fayette
Howard Berlin, boiler maker, 48 Orleans
Howard Charles, Cathedral near Read
Howard Cornelius, ship joiner, 187 s Ann
Howard Eli D. collector Water Department,
48 Spring row
Howard Mrs. Elizabeth, milk, 171 s Paca
Howard Elizabeth C. boarding, 132 s Broad-
way
Howard Mrs. Elizabeth, confectionery, 44 n
Pine
Howard F. K. attorney, 101 n Charles
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE CO. s e
cor South and Second, Andrew Reese, pres-
ident
HOWARD GEORGE W. & CO. wholesale
dry goods, 351 w Baltimore, dw G. W. H-
35 McCullough
Howard Henry, carter, 181 s Durham
Howard Henry W. ship joiner, 149 s Regester
Howard Henry, puddler, 22 Burke
Howard Lieut. Col. Henry, 118 n Eden
HOWARD HOUSE, 5 n Howard, William
C. Reamer, proprietor
Howard Isaiah S., clerk, Baltimore e of Bond
Howard James, 225 n Eutaw
Howard Jacob, 153 s.Charles
Howard John A. butcher, 116 Ensor
Howard John, sawyer, 24 Walker
Howard John, 44 n Pine
Howard John, blacksmith, 110 York
Howard Mrs. John B. 42 Franklin
Howard Joseph C. tinner, 86 Peirce
Howard Mrs. Louisa M. 86 Peirce
Howard L. N. suttler, 83 Lee
Howard Mrs. Mabel, 104 s Eden
Howard Matthias, harness maker, 24 New
Church
Howard Nicholas, porter, 91 Chesnut
Howard R. millinery, 41 e Baltimore
Howard Wm. B. carpenter, 157 William
Howard Wm. B. carpenter, 118 n Eden
Howard Wm., Custom House, 355 Canton av
Howard Wm. H. salesman, 361 Franklin
Howe Arnst, grocery, 2 Josephine
Howe Joseph E. soldier, 189 n Exeter
Howe Mrs. Sarah, .58 Conway
HOWELL & BROS., importers and manu-
facturers of paper hangings, 260 w Baltimore
Howell C. E. clerk, 85 n High
Howell Darius C. (H. & Bros.) 188 w Lom-
bard
Howell George H. plasterer. Garden near
Townsend
Howell Murdock, clerk, 32 Spring row
Howell Thomas, blacksmith, 30 s Republican
HOWELL WM. & SON, wholesale grocers,
shipping and commission merchants, 60 s
Gay, warehouse Buchanan's wharf
Howell Wm. P., HoUins 4th doore of Strieker
Howitt George H. mariner, 72 s Washington,
F. P
Howse Maggie, 80 Aisquith
Howser Gassaway S. (Frank F, Horner &
Co.) 270 Hollins
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Howser George, laborer, 654 Light
Howser George, brush maker, 89 Hillen
Howser Israel, engineer, 98 n Fremont
Howser Jacob, ornamental painter, 36 e Fay-
ette
Howser Mrs. Mary A. 340 Saratoga
Howser Lewis A. bacon, 340 Saratoga
Hoy Timothy, laborer, 45 Stockton al
Hoyt Geo. hod carrier, 234 Canton av
Hoyt Joseph, 52 n Calvert
Hoy Mary, seamstress, 13 New Church
Hoyt Starr, tavern and boarding, 159 Eastern
av
Hoyt Wm. H. clothing, 41 n Charles
Hua Michael, wagoner. Cross near Johnson
Hubball August, musician, 261 e Eager
Hubball August, cork cutter, 23 Harford av
Hubball Benedict, cigar maker, 23 Harford av
Hubball Eben, plumber, 8 n Liberty, dw 228
Garden
Hubball Joseph, mariner, 23 Harford av
Hubbard Adam, wheelwright, 170 e Eager
Hubbard Alonzo F. cigar maker, 104 s Broad-
way
Hubbard Bartholomew, iron roller, 181 s Cas-
tle al
Hubbard Mrs. B. grocery, 42 Williamson,
Hubbard Charles, mariner, ]52 e Monument
Hubbard Daniel, 147 Greenmount av
Hubbard Edward, plumber, 4 w Baltimore
Hubbard Mrs. Elizabeth, J70 e Pratt
Hubbard Geo W. ship carpenter, 187 Wash-
ington, F. P.
Hubbard Capt. Henry, mariner, 128 William
Hubbard Henry, mariner, 139 West
Hubbard Capt. James, 354 c Monument
Hubbard James, hackman, 29 Constitution
Hubbard James W. blacksmith, 29 Gist near
Essex
Hubbard James N. painter, 141 n Bethel
Hubbard James, brickmaker, 31 Bevan
Hubbard Jeremiah, blacksmith, 92 Grundy
Hubbard John W. machinist, 104 s Broadway
Hubbard John T. painter, 141 West
Hubbard Jonathan T. plasterer, 191 Bank
Hubbard Margaret, 338 Eastern av
HUBBARD SUSAN T. gentlemen's furnish-
ing goods, &c., 4 w Baltimore
Hubbard Tilghman H. 156 w Lombard
Hubbard Thomas, mariner, 77 Block
Hubbard Capt. Wm. mariner, 104 s Broad-
way
Hubbard Wm. cigar maker, 354 e Monument
Hubbard Wm. waterman, 26 Williamson,
Hubbard Wm. rigger, 129 Gough
Hubbel Augustine, cork cutter, 23 Harford av
Hubbel Benedict, tobacconists, 6 and 8 Con-
stitution
Hubbeil Mrs. Amelia, 554 w Fayette
Hubbell Clark, 111 Conway
Hubbeil Dr. Edward, inspector custom house,
534 w Fayette
Hubbeil Louis, shoemaker, 10 Short
Hubberd Simon, groceries and liquors, 143
Hudson
Hubbert Wm. machinist, 98 York
Huber Anton, turner, 121 Vine
Huber Geo. laborer, n e cor Canton and Gist
Huber Geo. tailor, 280 Aisquith
Huber Geo. tailor, 235 e Lombard
HUBER HENRY E. book and job printer, 4
n Charles, dw 70 n Poppleton
Huber Mrs. laundress, 65 Park
Huber Ignatius, tailor, 18 Walker
Huber Joseph, currier, 65 Harrison
Huber Joseph H. porter, cor Park and L.
.Pleasant
Huber John, lager beer, 2 n Central av
Huber John A. printer, 70 n Poppleton
Huber Joseph, at sugar refinery, 261 e Eager
Huber Leinhart, brush maker, 50 Abbot
Huber Mrs. S. pickler, 3 Russell
Huber Sebastian, laborer, 154 s Eden
Huber Wm. tavern, 295 n Gay
Hubers H. watchmaker, 215 s Broadway
Hubert Wm. bar keeper, 20 Centre Market
space
Hubner Andrew, baker, 235 e Pratt
Hubner Chas. shoemaker, 81 n Bond
Hubner Carl, baker, 258 e Eager
Hubschman Geo. farmer, 38 Durham
Hubschman Martin, shoemaker, 36 Durham
Hucht Bernard, painter, 8 L. Monument
Hucht Caspar, tobacconist, 91 n Howard
Hucht John, packing box maker, 7 Park
Hucht John B. box maker, 282 Saratoga
Huchlock Chas. engineer, 100 s Poppleton
Huck Frederick, tailor, 74 Bank
Huck Richard, druggist, 492 w Fayette
Huck Richard S. clerk, 492 w Fayette
Hucht Theodore, shoemaker, 62 Park
Hudgens Jesse L. ship carpenter, 46 Fawn
Hudgins John W. trunk maker, 28 Chesnut
Hudgins John R. edge tool manuf. s w cor
Pratt and Mill, dw 73 s Eden
Hudson Catharine M. dressmaker, 327 Light
Hudson Chas. H. apothecary, s e cor. Han-
over and Lombard, dw 269 Mulberry
Hudson Edward, blacksmith, 83 Gough
Hudson Mrs. Fanny T. 368 Lexington
Hudson Joel M. watchmaker, 477 w Pratt .
Hudson John P. shoemaker, 6 w Biddle
Hudson John, engineer, 304 Eastern av
Hudson Mrs. Mary, 6 Harmony la
Hudson Mrs. Rebecca F. ladies' nurse, 177
Preston
Hudson Sallie, 176 Hoffman
Huebner Jacob, tailor, 119 Ross
Hueston A. B. police, 6 w Biddle
Huct Dr. Augustus, s e cor Fayette and Fred-
crick
Huffnagle Simon, milkman, Clinton near Bol-
ton
Huffington Capt. Wm. W. 103 s Eden
Hufiier Andrew, shoemaker, 62 Short
Hufner'Louis, baker, 229 e Madison
Hugel John, cloth cutler, 136 Orleans
Hugg Benj. F. printer, n e cor Monument
and Gay
Hugg Capt. Jacob W. mercht. 36 s Broadway
Hugg Mary, 186 Forrest
Hugg Richard, ladies' shoes, 71 n Paca, dw
118 Mulberry
Hugg Jacob W. jr. mariner, 36 s Broadway
Huggins Ambrose L. agent Boston Steamship
lino, foot of Long Dock, dw 117 Conway
Huggins T. J. dry goods, 79 w Biddle
Huggins Wm. painter, 16 n Oregon
Hughes Alice, grocery, 8 s Amily
Hughes Mrs. Ann, St. Charles restaurant,
Hull near Marriott
Hughes Mrs. Ann, hospital nurse, 14 Mul-
berry
Hughes Anthony, laborer, 53 Chapel
Hughes Mrs. Aquilla D. 74 n Eutaw
Hughes Chas. painter, 64 Thames
WTtt. P. \irEBB, Marine, Fire and lAte Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit XJft> Inaurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Hughes Chas. E. clockmaker, 463 w Saratoga
Hughes Christopher C. tanner, 222 w Biddle
Hughes Edward, liquors, 1 w Biddle
Hughes Francis, clerk, 107 Cathedral
Hughes Geo. brakesman, 476 w Lombard
Hughes Geo. W. proprietor Whitehall, 92
Bank
Hughes Geo. N. tinner, 36 n Bond
Hughes Hugh, engineer, 208 e Madison
Hughes H. C. clerk, cor Fayette and Popple-
ton
Hughes Henry C. N. coffee roaster, 479 w
Pratt
Hughes Capt. James, 92 Hill
Hughes James, tallow chandler, 36 Josephine
Hughes James, bricklayer, 127 s Castle
Hughes James, laborer, 32 Biddle al
Hughes James A. carpenter, 107 Cathedral
Hughes James, butcher, Clinton near Boston
Hughes Jolin, shipping and commission mer-
chant, under Corn Exchange, n w cor South
and Wood, dw 572 w Fayette
Hughes John T. (Charles Reese & Co.) 107
Cathedral
Hughes John, painter, 124 s Ann
Hughes John, laborer, 187 s Castle al
Hughes John, butcher, 6 Baker
Hughes John, huckster, 2 e Second
Hughes John, sr., wagoner, 101 Preston
Hughes John C. C. watchmaker, 1 Watson
Hughes John, jr., painter, 101 Preston
Hughes John, laborer, 15 Hull
Hughes John, laborer, 77 French
Hughes John L. printer, 57 s Ann
Hughes John & Son, cabinet makers and un-
dertakers, 65 s Broadway
Hughes John, (J. H. & Son,) 56 s Broadway
Hughes Joseph R. plasterer, 285 Franklin
Hughes John, tavern, 180 Pearl
Hughes Josiah H. grocer, n e cor Spring and
Jefferson
Hughes Mrs. Lucretia, 302 e Lombard
Hughes Martin , laborer, 21 New
Hughes Mrs. Mary, 310 Harford av
Hughes Mrs. Mary, grocery, cor Hamburg
and Paca
Hughes Michael, carpenter, 64 s Poppleton
Hughes Patrick, porter, 9 Slemmer al
Hughes Patrick, laborer, 167 s Eden
Hughes Patrick, sexton Friends' burial ground
Harford av near city limits
Hughes Peter, liquors, 56 Centre Market
space, dw 3 s Wolfe
Hughes Philip, grocery, 179 w Pratt
Hughes Robert, clerk, 208 e Madison
Hughes Robert, grocery, 130 George
Hughes Robert, plumber, 46 St. Paul, dw417
w Lombard
Hughes Rose, dressmaker, 175 e Monument
Hughes Capt. S. 88 s Caroline
Hughes Mrs. Sarah, 417 w Lombard
Hughes Mrs. S. A. 2 e Baltimore
Hughes Sarah E. boarding, 49 Lexington
Hughes Sarah, 107 Cathedral
Hughes Mrs. Sarah 178 Chesnut
Hughes Mrs. S. W. 77 n Charles
Hughes Thomas, moulder, 182 McHenry
Hughes Wm. E. grocer, 6 s Poppleton, dw
Greene near Baltimore
Hughes Wm. B. glass blower, 110 Hughes
Hughes Wm. F. blacksmith, 354 Penna. av
Hughes Wm. G. stone cutter, 178 Chesnut
Hughes Wm. H. awning maker, 207 Ramsay
J. HEWRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flom-, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseuclale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, !S1 Spear'a Wharf.
Hughes Wm. chairmaker, 36 n Bond
Hughes Wm. H. collector, 107 Cathedral
Hughey John, laborer, 141 Aliceanna
Hughey Thomas, flour inspector. Fountain
hotel
Hughlett John, mariner, 14 Durst al
Huhn Francis, tavern, Greenmount av near
Belvidere
Huhn John F. soldier, 65 Preston
Huhn Wm. P. moulder, 556 w Fayette
Hulahan Matthew, laborer, 29 s Frederick
Hulgrover Lewis, whip maker, 564 w Lom-
bard
Hull George, shoestore, 168 e Baltimore
Hull Wm.G.V. teller Johnston Bros. & Go's
banking house, dw 47 s Eden
Hull Wm. commission merch. 66 South, dw
512 w Baltimore
Huller Henrietta, 224 Henrietta
Huliett James, carter, 240 Franklin
Hullman Theodore, tailor, 158 s Broadway
Hulls John, oils, paints and glass, 128 n
Gay
Hulse Chas. A. dyer, 70 n Eutaw
Hulse & Davidson, painters, basement 58 w
Fayette
Hulse George, painter, 56 Holiday
Hulse Henry, steam dyer, 453 w Baltimore
and 269 w Pratt
Hulse I. steam dying, 123 Lexington
Hulse Jas. H. steam dyer, 453 w Baltimore
Hulse John, dyer, 56 Holiday
Hulse 'John H. dyer, 70 n Eutaw
Hulse Samuel, laborer, 5 Young
Hulse Wm. horse shoer, 1 Orleans
Hulseman Henry, junk, 128 Thames
Hulsmann Henry, grocer, 97 Cross
Hulshoff Gerhard, shoemaker, 24 Park
Hultsman Elizabeth, 24 Barnes
Hultsman John, laborer. 24 Barnes
Halts Robert, shoe manufactory, overn e cor
Calvert and Water, dw 189 Lee
Hultz Henry J. 1 Trinity
Hultz Wm. P. cigar maker, 254 Aisquith
Humbach Nicholas, carpenter, 95 Peirce
Humberg Bernard, barber, 19 Conway
Humberg Charles, shoemaker, 316 Mulberry
Hume Mary, 150 e Monument
Humer Adam, shoemaker, 12 Chapel
Humes Susanna, 148 n High
Humes Wm. carpenter, 262 Lee
Humfield Amelia, tobacco and cigars, 12 w
Lombard
Humfield Anton, cigar maker, 12 w Lombard
Humfield Charles F. cigar maker, 12 w Lom-
bard
Humfield Frederick, 12 w Lombard
Hummel Adam, cooper, 24 Bevan
Hummel Aug shoemaker, 953 w Baltimore
Hummer Henry, bricklayer, 149 Barre
Humphrey Chas. K. provisions, 4 Light-st.
wharf, dw 95 n Broadway
Humphreys Andrew, laborer, 3 Hall al
Humphreys Chas. K. (H. & Co.) 96 n Broad-
way
Humphreys & Co. provisions, 4 Light-st.
wharf
Humphreys Edward, blacksmith, 35 s Re-
publican
HUMPHREYS HENRY, restaurant, n e cor
Sharp and Camden
HUMPHREYS H. Commercial Hall, 58 w
Second, entrance 58 Exchange place
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Humphreys Robert H. clerk, 44 McCuIloh
Humphreys Thos. W. sr. (H. & Co.) 56 n
Broadway
Humphreys Thos. W. jr. (H. & Co.) 56 n
Broadway
Humphreys Thomas H. machinist, n e'cor
Sharp and Camden
Humphreys Wm. stone mason, 134 Boyd
Humphries Robert H. secretary Mount Ver-
non Co. 44 McCulloh
Humphries Thomas W. livery stable, 34 Lan-
caster, dw 56 s Broadway
HUMRICHOUSE C. W. wholesale grocer,
20 Commerce, dw 46 Spring row
HUMRIGHAUSEN GEO. liquors, whole-
sale and retail, 21 Montgomery, dw 39
Brown
Hunckel Philip, leaf tobacco, cigars, wines
and liquors, 24 s Charles, dw 228 w Lom-
bard
Huneke Peter, soldier, cor Warren and Wel-
come al
Hunckle Otto, 2Q8 w Lombard
Hundermach August, bar tender, 85 Penna. av
Hunemeyer Wm. shoemaker, 131 Elliott
Hunf Matthias, cooper, 11 Goodman al
Hunger Charles, shoemaker, 15 n Spring
Hunger Fredk. 254 Durham
Hunger Francis, shoemaker, 61 Short
HUNGERFORD DR. WM. S. s e cor Cal-
houn and Lombard
Hunichenn August, cigar maker, 277 w Pratt
Hunjus Wm. mariner, 25 Fell
Hunlein Martin, shoemaker, 119 L. Greene
Hunneman Louis, Frederick road
Hupfeld Henry, 315 Lexington
Hupper John, laborer, 41 Pliilpot
Hupper Herman, cooper, 329 s Bond
Hunt Charles E. mariner, 263 e Pratt
Hunt, Clark & Co. supply store, 53 w Pratt
Hunt C. W. (H. Clark & Co.) 53 w Pratt
Hunt & Co. com. merchs. 97 Smith's whf
Hunt Mrs. Ellen, 124 Preston
Hunt Edward, second hand stoves, 92 Hillen
Hunt Mrs. Elizabeth, 174 n Caroline
Hunt German H. (Poole & H.; 20 McCulloh
Hunt Dr. Henry S. 204 Eastern av
Hunt Henry A. carpenter, 196 s Ann
Hunt Jes.se, president Eutaw Savings Bank,
36 s Eutaw
Hunt John, carpenter, 34 s Carohne
Hunt John, carpenter, Orleans nr Chester
Hunt John H. clerk, 51 French
Hunt John W. grocer, 50 e Fayette
Hunt Mrs. Mary, 52 n Fremont
Hunt Matthew W. blacksmith, 206 Forrest
Hunt Montgomery, ( H. & Co.) 602 w Fayette
Hunt Patrick, hackman, 5 Grace ct
Hunt Patrick, laborer, 71 s Paca
Hunt Mrs. Prudence, 61 Columbia
Hunt Richard G. letter carrier, 193 Lee
Hunt Robert S. carpenter, 186 s Ann
Hunt R. H. (H. Clark & Co.) 53 w Pratt
HUNT SAMUEL, manuf. saddles, harness,
trunks, &c. 202 w Baltimore, dw 253 Sara-
toga.— [See p. 8 Jldvertisements.]
Hunt Mrs. Theresa, 7 Leadenhall
Hunt Wm. H. (H. Clark & Co.) n Fulton nr
Fayette
Hunt William tin and sheet iron worker, 7
Leadenhall
Hunt Wm. sand, 363 e Pratt
Hunt Winifred, 4 Pleasant al
Huntemuller Henry W. jr. clerk, 75 Camden
Hunter Adam M. printer, 236 e Madison
Hunter Alexander B. gov't employ, cor Lee
and Warner
Hunter Alexander, tavern, 63 Thames
Hunter Andrew, laborer, 348 Harford av
Hunter Andrew, plumber, ]58 Garden
Hunter Caleb, varnisher, 9 Jciferson
Hunter Mrs. Eliza, 42 Franklin al
Hunter Mrs. Ellen M. 70 St. Paul
Hunter George, cigar maker, 155 Ensor
Hunter Henry J locksmith and bell hanger,
28 e Baltimore
Hunter James K. P. baker, 83 Cross
Hunter James W. cooper. Cross nr Johnson
Hunter Jerome, soldier, 166 Vine
Hunter John, carpenter, 35 Aisquith
Hunter John F. (Mullmyer, H. &Co.) n e cor
Baltimore and Broadway
Hunter Joseph, rigger, 202 s Ann
Hunter Joseph, soldier, 166 Vine
Hunter Mrs. Mary, grocery, cor Lee and
Warner
Hunter Philip G. blacksmith, 597 w Lombard
Hunter Richard, Madison nr Greenmount av
Hunter Robert, soldier, 166 Vine ,
Hunter Samuel, plumber, 131 w Fayette
Hunter Samuel, laborer, 291 Cross
Hunter Sam'l (Hopkins & Co.) 308 n Howard
Hunter Thomas, painter, 42 St. Mary
Hunter Wm. T. cigar maker, 227 n Caroline
Hunter Wm. janitor Orphans' Court, dw 117
Walsh
Hunter Wm. cigar maker, 227 n Caroline
HUNTER DRS. & WILLIAMS, physicians
of diseases of the throat and lungs, 9 Court-
land
Hunter , rigger, 202 s Ann
Hunting Eben H. clerk, 95 w Baltimore
Hunting George R. clerk, 156 w Lombard
Hunz John, milk, 797 Light
Hupfeld Henry, 312 Lexington
Hupfelt Fredk. cabinet maker, 31 Low
Huper George, 4 White
Hupp Jacob, laborer, 193 s Caroline
Hupp John, shoemaker, 193 s Caroline
Hupp Peter, shoemaker, 68 Bank
Hupper John, laborer, 41 Philpot
Hupper Hermann, cooper, 329 s Bond
Huppman Frank, barber, 87 n Caroline
Huppman George, 260 Madison av
Huppman John, tailor, 101 s Chapel
Huppman Nicholas A. (King & H.) 260
Madison av
Hurdle George W. engineer, 30 Josephine
Hurdle Mary, dressmaker, 32 May
Hurdle Robert, shoemaker, 233 n Howard
Hurger Fredk. laborer, 254 Durham
Hurgig Peter M. boarding, 108 s Eutaw
Hurlbut Samuel, com. merchant, 44 South,
dw Barnum's hotel
Hurley Frank, huckster, 164 Bank
Hurley George, shoemalfer, 42 Harford av
Hurley John H. plasterer, 25 n Bond
Hurley Michael, ice, 9 South, dw Frederick
road
Hurley Michael, laborer, 57 s Dewberry al
Hurley W. H. pedler, 247 n Central av
Hursman Fredk. butcher, 216 Division
Hursman John H. shoemaker, 263 s Bond
Hurst Abraham R. clerk, 123 s Paca
HURST & CO. importers and dealers in dry
goods, 241 w Baltimore
GEO. S. PAGE di BRO., Mamifucturers of RooU antl Ruofiu^ Materials, 111 SmitU'*
AVIutrf. C. HART S9IITH, Agent.
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Hurst Ernest, butcher, 216 Division
Hurst Jacob, huckster, 169 Conway
Hurst John, gunsmith, 36 Holiday "
Hurst John E. (H. & Co.) 223 Madison av
Hurst John, office 241 w Baltimore, dw Balti-
more CO
Hurst Thos. A. paper han2;er, 91 n Schroeder
Hurst Wm. R. (H.& Co.) 3.38 Lexington
Hunt Charlotte, confectionery, 136 Hamburg
Hurtt Frank, 102 Low
Hurtt Henry N. hats and caps , 224 w Pratt
Hurtt James, tinner, 102 Low
Hurtt Walter T. hatter, 38 n Greene
Husband Jacob Lafetra, bookkeeper, 346 w
Lombard
Husband John J. civil engineer, over 11
North, dw 137 Park
Husband Mrs. Mary B. 346 w Lombard
Husgen James, port monnaie manuf. ITH/;^ w
Baltimore
Hush Henry, cooper, 21 George
Hush John, driver, 8 Gough
Hushebeck Augustus, 8 s Poppleton
Hushebeck Mary A. confectionery, 7 s Pop-
pleton
Husing John D. 361 w Fayette
Huskisson Wm. clerk, Baltimoi-e co
Hussell Caspar J. engineer, 187 s Eutaw
Hussell John C. boarding, 119 n Gay
Hussey Isaac, machinist, 182 McHenry
Hussey James, shoemaker, 12 Low
Hussey J. Asahel, carpenter, Guilford al
Hussey Mrs. Susan, 38 s Broadway
Hussman J. H. shoemaker, 263 s Bond
Hust Wm. tailor, 347 e Lombard
Huster Andrew, butcher, 37 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 193 Columbia
Huster Geo. M. salesman, 86 Cathedral
Huster Gotleib J. conductor, 15 McHenry
Huster Wm. W provisions, 86 Cathedral
Husznetter Geo. porter, 7 Cowpen al
Hutchins Alonzo, clerk Post Office, 98 e Bal-
timore
Hutchins Charles, bar tender, 124 w Balti-
more
Hutchins Charles, bar tender, 14 Barnet
Hutchins Elizabeth, dress maker, 14 Barnet
Hutchins Francis J. brakesman, 25 Chats-
worth
Hutchins J. H. (Ijams & H.) 49 Aisquith
Hutchins Lewis H. grocer, 233 n Gay,
dw 235
Hutchins Nicholas, 66 McElderry
Hutchins Richard, painter, 7 Hill
Hutchins Robt. W. clerk, 159 e Monument
Hutchins Robt. cigar maker, 14 Barnet
Hutchins Thos. T. attorney, 22 n Charles,
dw 132 Park
HUTCHINSON BROTHERS, plumbing,
ranges, furnaces and stoves, 14 Light — [See
front inside p. of cover.]
Hutchinson Elias S. (H. Eros.) 46 Granby
Hutchinson Francis, foreman Maltby's, 32
Stiles
Hutchinson Hayward M. (H. Bros.) 113 s
High
Hutchinson Jesse L. (H. Bros.) Baltimore co
Hutchinson John W. carpenter, 73 n Exeter
Hutchinson Robert, soldier, 237 Cross
Hutchinson Thos. cigar maker, 339 Penna av
Hutchinson Wm. cattle dealer, 674 Saratoga
Hutchison Charles E. (0. A. Ebert & Co.) 35
Courtland
Hute Henry, tailor, 230 e Eager
Huth Jacob, baker, 210 s Ann
Huth Martin, laborer, 296 Aliceanna
Huth Martin, 74 Somerset
Huthman John, baker,ror Eager and Aisquith
Huthman Michael, tailor, 257 Aisquith
Hutrick Nicholas, tailor, 259 e Eager
Hutson Mrs. Caroline, 37 s Broadway
Hutson George, boatman, 218 Bethel
Hutson Mrs. M. J. milliner, liS n Schroeder
Hutson Mrs. Robert, 37 s Broadway
Huttcr John, shoemaker, 144 Lancaster
Hutton Andrew J. huckster, 34 Elizabeth la
Hutton Andrew, police, 395 Canton av
Hutton Andrew, brickmaker, 381 West
Hutton Mrs. Ann, 167 Stirling
Hutton Catherine, groceries and provisions,
68 Penna av
Hutton Jane, 123 Park
Hutton John J. bricklayer, 10 n Bond
Hutton Joseph G. gas inspector, 248 e Biddle
Hutton N. H. civil engineer, 217 Garden
Hutton Wilfred, ropemkr, 188 Greenmount av
Hutton Wm. 68 Pennsylvania av
Huttonberger Wm. cooper, 184 L. Constitution
Hutz William, tailor, s w cor Lombard and
Chapel
Hutzler A. G. (M. H. & Son,) 71 n Howard
Hutzler Anna, 132 s Spring
Hutzler Charles C. clerk, 23 n Eutaw
Hutzler Charles G. clerk, 230 n Eutaw
Hutzler Jacob, shoemaker, 39 Brown
Hutzler M. & Son, embroideries, trimmings
and fancy goods, 71 n Howard
HUTZLER MOSES, trimmings and fancy
goods, 23 n Eutaw
Huwens John, laborer, 481 n Saratoga
Huxford Mrs. Elizabeth, 266 e Monument
Huxley John, merchant tailor, 55 n Gay
Huzza Albert, restaurant, s e cor Gay and
Madison
Huzza Columbus, printer, 97 Chew
Hyam Abram, paper hanger, 24 Spring row
Hyams Solomon, tobacconist, 33 Courtland
Hyatt Alpheus, (H.& Stump,) s w cor Schroe-
der and Franklin
HYATT C. C. & R. H. & CO. commission
merchants, over 147 w Pratt, dw C. C. H.,
Bladensburg
Hyatt R. H., (C. C. & R. H. & Co.,) 40 w
Monument
HYATT & STUMP, wholesale grocers, 56
South
Hybbeweth Adolph, jeweler, n w cor Eutaw
and Marion
Hyde Arnold S. clerk, 26 Pleasant
Hyde Benjamin D. dentist, 177 w Biddle
Hyde Capt. Edward J. 71 Chew
Hyde Elizabeth, variety store, 175 Mont-
gomery
Hyde Henry K. (Guyton & H.) 62 Hanover
Hyde Henry W. clerk, 62 Hanover
Hyde James, furniture, 251 Light
Hyde Miss Kate, 177 w Biddle
Hyde Margaret, 116 n Exeter
Hyde Mary, dress maker, 45 Holland
Hyde Moses, clerk, 71 Chew
Hyde Oliver, clerk, 51 n High
Hyde Richard H. 194 e Monument
Hydt Samuel G. 26 Pleasant
Hyde Samuel N. 144 s Broadway
Hyde Sarah, 140 n High
Hyde Susan, teacher, 128 n High
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and tiite Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Newark;, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
' Mutual
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Hyde Wm. J. justice peace, 136 Forrest dw
81 Chew
Hyland Christ, curled hair maker, 925 w Pratt
HylaiidGeo. R. (H. & Woods,) Baltimore co
Hyland James, carpenter, 102 s Paca
HYLAND JACOB & CO., livery stables, 24
Conway, dw J. H. Bar re between Sharp
and Howard
Hyland & Woods, general merchandise bro-
kers, 1 Grocer's Exchange
Hyman Wm. C. furniture store, 71 Harrison
Hyman Wm. C. coach maker, 7 Ensor
Hymes Emanuel, umbrella and parasol ma-
ker, 33 Ensor
Hymes Joel, umbrella factory, 193 e Pratt
Hynes Caleb B. assessor Appeal Tax Court,
Aliceanna bet. Chester and Boston
Hynes Daniel, laborer, 61 s Wolfe
Hynes John, laborer, 83 Harrison
Hynes Joseph, clerk, 455 Franklin
Hynes Thomas, general agent and collector,
227 e Baltimore.
Hynes Thomas, silversmith, 227 e Baltimore
HYNSON BENJAMIN T. paper hanger and
Venetian blind maker, 54 n Howard
Hynson John R. clerk, 79 Chew
Hynson Stanley M. clerk, 79 Chew
Hynson Wm. G. clerk, 54 n Howard
Hyser Catherine, huckster, 216 s Bethel
Hyser Mary A. 239 Franklin
Hyson Albert S. moulder, 55 York
Hyson Edw. W. boiler maker, 75 Hamburg
Hyson James, moulder, 109 Cross
Hyson Wm. moulder, 28 e Monument
Hyson Wm. H. moulder, 53 York
1
Iahins Wm. tailor, rear of 191 Aliceanna
lams Charles, finisher, 38 s Poppleton
lams Lizzie, 46 s Poppleton
lams Wm. blacksmith, 38 s Poppleton
Ibbott Frederick, 80 Block
Ichle Mrs. Christina, 71 Granby
Iddings Wm. (B. S. & W. A. Loney & Co.)
228 Hollins
Iding J. H. supt. Maryland Penitentiary, dw
71 Harford av
Ide Ernest, cabinet maker, 248 Canton av
Ide Rev. Wm. 274 Canton av
Iglehart G. Leslie, (Duvall & [.) 264 w Lom-
bard
Iglehart John P. conductor city cars, 159
Hollins
Iglehart Wm. H. clerk Adams Express, 151
Barre
Ighurst Wm. carpenter, 247 s Broadway
Igo Michael, grocery, s e cor Davis and
Foundry
Igo Emma, bleaching and pressing, 137
Lexington
Ihde Henry, tobacconist 153 e Baltimore
Ijams Alfred, (L & Hutchins,^ 2 Aisquith
rjams Franklin F. 485 w Fayette
IJAMS & HUTCHINS, grocers, n w cor
Gay and Front
Ijams Jacob W. painter, 1 s Oregon
Ijams John P. carpenter, 230 Hollins
Ijams John T. clerk, 81 s Exeter
Ijams John P. carpenter, 132 Hollins
Ijams Oliver, grocery, 38 s Republican
Ijams Wm. H. clerk B. «&. 0. R. R. 50 Fawn
Ijams Wiliam, boot fitter, 485 w Fayette
J. HEUVRY GIKSE, Commission Itlerclutut, for the sole of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 21 Spear's WTaarf,
Ijams Wm. Howard, at custom house, dw
58 s High
Ilgenfritz Geo. J. shipsmiih, 194 Register
Iller Henry, cooper, 340 s Charles
Ilgenfritz Agnes, 17 Shakspear
Ilgenfritz Marcellus S. butter, 56 n Eutaw
Ilgenfritz Oliver, ship carp. 184 Eastern av
Imler Charles, piano maker, 225 s Paca
llseman August, laborer, 6 Smith
Imhof George, tailor, 19 Somerset
Imhof George, tailor, 265 Aisquith
Imhof Mrs. Mary, tobacconist, 265 Aisquith
Imhofe Henry H. tavern, 23 w Pratt
Imhofc John G. tavern, 40 w Second
Imhoff George, cutter, 265 Aisquith
Imhoff George, laborer, 24 Harmony la
Imhoff John, laborer, 177 s Wolfe
Imhoff John, laborer, 400 Canton av
ImhoflfMrs. seamstress, 384 Pennsylvania av
Imhoff Sebastian, soldier, Payson near Pratt
Imhoff V. 183 s Chapel
Imrold Henry, laborer, 73 Harrison
Imwald Henry S. shoemaker, 200 e Lombard
Imwald Mrs. Mary A. confectionary, 550 w
Calvert
Independence Hall, n w cor Gay and Fayette
Independent Grays Armory, 142 nHigh
INDEPEiNDENT TELEGRAPH CO.. gen-
eral office 21 South, branch office Corn
Exchange, J. N. Worl, manager
Inderreiden August A. clerk, 174 s Charles
Inderreiden Charles H. gas fitter, 173 s
Charles
Inderreiden John B. clerk, 172 s Charles
Inderreiden Joseph, hatter, 173 s Charles
INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRIZE STEAM-
BOAT CO., Light St. whf, foot of Camden
Inenstroza Jenkins, cigar maker, 61 President
Inemer Lewis, cabinet maker, 48 Somerset
Inerst Mrs. Arabella, tailoress, 89 Pierce
Infang Frederick, tailor, 18 Granby
ING JOHN H. attorney at law, 59}^ w Fa-
yette, dw Biddle opp. Tessier
Ing Edward, collector, 40 s Exeter
Ing Wm. bookkeeper B. 0.& R. R. 33 Fawn
Ingalls Diamond, stone cutter, 379 w Diamond
Ingalls John, clerk, 379 w Lombard
Ingells Charity, 13 Townsend
Ingells Harriet, 13 Townsend
Ingham William, grocery, 70 Hill
Ingle H. L. B. laborer, 19 New Church
Ingle Rev. Osborne, 40 Lexington
Ingle Wm. P. 3d bookkeeper Merchants'
Bank, 342 n Eutaw
Inglesby Mary, milliner, lis High
Ingleson Jno. C. puddler, 80 s Ann
Ingleson Mrs. Judith, 80 s Ann
INGLIS GEORGE, ladies shoemaker, 81 w
Fayette
Ingram Eliza, shirt maker, 10 Lanvale
Inloes F. H. salesman, 24 Mulberry
Inloes Dr. Henry A. 92 s Broadway
Inloes J. S. 24 Mulberry
Inloes Mrs. Mary, 333 e Baltimore
Inman Capt. Barton, mariner, 31 Henrietta
INNES WM. M. book and job printer, over
164 w Baltmiorc, Adams Express building,
dw 603 w Fayette
Innes Allen L. printer, 32 Hanover
Insco James H. laborer, 416 Light
Insco John W. foundryman, 416 Light
Insley Wm. junk, 26 Williamson
Irelan C. Davis, Gov't employ, 212 Lee
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Irelan David, wholesale manuf. fine boots and
shoes, over 347 w Baltimore, dw 79 Pine
Ireland Edward, 232 n Howard
Ireland Elizabeth P. fancy goods, 32 n Greene
Ireland John H. cigars and tobacco, 32 n
Greene
Ireland John B. marble cutter, 2 Bedford al
Ireland Samuel R. bricklayer, 77 Chew
Iring Jerome, cooper, 143 s Spring
Irish Theodore, train dispatcher, 157 n Gay
Ironmonger Cornelius M. clerk, 59 w Riddle
Ironmonger Edward L. produce dealer, n e cor
Charles and Saratoga, dw 59 w Biddle
Ironmonger Edwd S. clerk, 59 w Biddle
Irons Emanuel, Patterson Park House, 2 Gist
Irons Horatio, of tobacce warehouse No. 1,
487 e Baltimore
Irons John T. bricklayer, s e cor Orleans and
Spring
Irons Robert, shoemaker, 487 e Baltimore
Irons Robert, of tobacco warehouse No. 1,
487 e Baltimore
Irons Thomas, bricklayer, s e cor Orleans and
Irons Wm. H. bricklayer, s e cor Orleans and
Spring
Irvin George W. (Mathers & I.) 363 w Fayette
Irvin Jacob H . rigger, 73 Hamburg
Irvin James H. confectioner, 14 s Howard
Irvin John A. confectioner, 95 n Charles
Irvin Laura, seamstress, 47 Park
Irvin Levin, sailmaker, 14 Gough
Irvin Smith, clerk, 42 s Sharp
Irvine A. Smith, clerk, 42 s Sharp
Irving Ambrose M. justice of the peace, 47 n
Eutaw, dw 111 n Howard
Irving Edward, clerk, 82 s Bond
Irving Edward F. machinist, 15 Union
Irving Elizabeth E., 3 Grundy
Irving Thomas J. bookkeeper, 22 Aisq^uith
Irving Thomas W. police, 225 n Carolme
Irving Wm. soldier, 248 e Fayette
Irwin Anna, 218 Madison av
Irwin Geo. W. machinist, 109 Grundy
Irwin Henry, 31 Neighbor
Irvin Henry J. bookkeeper, 214 Madison av
Irwin James, gas fitter, 62 Holland
Irwin James, (McLaughlin & J.,) 62 Holland
Irwin John, clerk, 41}.^ German
Irwin Robert, tavern, Falls road near tollgate
Isaac Mrs. Cecelia, nurse, 30 n Oregon
Isaac Mrs. Sarah, 95 s Paca
Isaacs Elizabeth, boarding 70 n Calvert
Isaac, tailor, 51 Marion
Jonathan, carpenter, 91 n Greene
Isaacs Jonathan, carpenter, 83 George, dw 186
Chatsworth
Isaacs Nathan, cigar maker, 7 Watson
Isele George, butcher, 38 Dolphin
Iserman Haine, stone cutter, 127 Lexington
Isett John J. fireman, U. S. N., 178 Dover
Isett John, 178 Dover
Isfelt Isaac, dry goods, 218 s Bond
Isler Michael, laborer, 99 n Paca
Ison Wm. H. coach maker, 338 Aisquith
Israel Arad, clerk, 131 McCuUoh
Israel & Co. photographists, over 125 w Bal-
timore
Israel Edward, clerk, 49 Granby
Israel Edward, attorney, 34 St. Paul, dw 51
Lexington
ISRAEL FIELDER & SONS, conveyancers,
n w cor St. Paul and Fayette
Israel John R. (Fielder I. & Sons,) 131 Mc-
Culloh
Israel Stephen G. (I. & Co.) 141 n Calvert
Israel Thomas B. (Fielder I. & Sons,) 120 n
Paca
Israel Wm. H. 118 n Greene
Itner John A. cabinet maker, 175 West
Itson John H. rigger, 10 Essex
Itzel Casper, stone cutter, 275 Orleans
Itzel Peter, barber, 117 e Pratt
Ivers Michael, ship carpenter, 374 Eastern av
Iverson Thomas, pedler, 155 s Charles
Ives John A. engineer, 41 n High
IVES WM. M. brass founder, 11 n Frederick,
dw 41 n High
Izefelt Caroline, dry goods and umbrellas, 218
s Bond
Izer George, coachmaker, 307 e Eager
Ixmeyer John, laborer, 10 Shakspear
Jackel Fred'k, whitewasher, 7 New Church
Jackel John Jacob, druggist, 26 Hanover, dw
224 s Sharp
Jackel Wm. tailor, 5 New Church
Jacksch Theodore, baker, 365 Canton av
Jackson Arthur H. clerk, s e cor Taylor and
Gorsuch avs. Homestead
Jackson Albert W. contractor public works,
15 n Bond
Jackson Aquilla, machinist, 306 Franklin
Jackson Alfred, laborer, 312 Canton av
Jackson Andrew huckster, 170 n High
Jackson Arthur, printer, 85 s Bond
Jackson Charles, copper plate engraver, dw
112 s Bond
JACKSON CHARLES M. & CO. ship
chandlers and grocers, cor Smith's whf and
Pratt
Jackson Charles M. (C. M. J. & Co.) Balti-
more CO
Jackson Elizabeth, 85 s Bond
Jackson Mrs. Elizabeth, 30 Josephine
Jackson Elizabeth, teacher, 470 w Lexington
Jackson Frances, tavern. Bell al
Jackson Frederick L. 10 McCuUoh
Jackson George, clerk, 148 Lee
Jackson George W. blacksmith, 88 Plum al
Jackson George W. cattle dealer, 508 w Lex-
ington
Jackson George, laborer, 11 Low
Jackson George H. salesman, 217 Saratoga
Jackson George, composition roofer, 148 Lee
Jackson H. M. clerk, Baltimore co
Jackson Mrs. Henry F. 78 w Monument
Jackson Isaac, painter, 304 William
Jackson James, laborer, 84 s Luzerne, Canton
Jackson James F. (of Samuel,) 86 s Eden
Jackson James F. tailor, 68 Buren
JACKSON, JAMES M. grocer, 199 e Balti-
more, dw 211
Jackson James, coachmaker, Paca near Pratt,
dw 217 Saratoga
Jackson James, police, 88 Henrietta
Jackson James G. painter, 83 Columbia
Jackson James R. 58 Conway
Jackson Jesse, puddler,155s Washington F.P,
Jackson John D. carpenter, 122 e Monument
Jackson John J. clerk, 224 s Sharp
Jackson Mrs. Julia A. 85 n Greene
JACKSON JOHN A. real estate broker and
agent, 38 St. Paul
GSO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smltb's
Wliarf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
JAC
202
JAM
Jackson John S. boot fitter, 30 Josephine
Jackson John R. soldier, 197 Preston
Jackson John W. soldier, 229 Peirce
Jackson Mrs. John J. 261 e Pratt
Jackson Joseph, laborer, 5 IJounty la
Jackson Joseph H., U. S. N. 227 e Pratt
Jackson Joshua B. wagon master, U. S. A.
242 n Caroline
Jackson Mrs. Julia, 16 s Bond
Jackson Mary, provisions, 242 n Caroline
Jackson Matilda, 16 s Bond
Jackson Mrs. Rebecca, 470 Lexington
Jackson Robert, shoemaker, 173 e Monument,
dw 242
Jackson Samuel, cutlerand surgical instrument
maker, 194 w Baltimore, dw 126 w Fayette
Jackson Samuel A. ship joiner, 53 Columbia
Jackson Samuel S. shoemaker, 242 e Monu-
ment
Jackson Stephen M. 10 McCulloh
Jackson Susan, tavern, 133 Eastern av
Jackson Wm. ambrotypist, 108 n Bond
Jackson Wm. A. carpenter, 16 Baker ct
Jackson Wm. B. cigar maker, 159 n Central av
Jackson Wm. L. painter, 187 Preston
Jackson Wm. R. clerk, 7 n Exeter
Jackson Zachariah, puddler, 50 Aliceanna,
Canton
Jacob Elizabeth, 160 Cross
Jacob George, brick moulder, 160 Cross
Jacob George, vinegar maker, 117 Harford av
Jacob John F. harness maker, 31 Centre Mar-
ket space
Jacob John, tailor, 22 Harmony la
Jacob John, shoemaker, 44 s Bond
Jacob John, brick moulder, 160 Cross
Jacob John, shoemaker, 61 s Fremont
Jacob John G. piano maker, 274 Lee
Jacob Lorenz, laborer, 32 Union
Jacob Milgar, milkman, 136 French
Jacob Mordecai, brickmaker, 407 Light
Jacob Samuel, grocery, 77 Harrison
Jacob Vlcit, laborer, 401 w Pratt
Jacob Wm. upholsterer, 32 Leadenhall
Jacobi Lieut. Chas. G. L., U. S. A., 21 Pearl
Jacobi Mrs. Elizabeth, 21 Pearl
Jacobi George, (Blome & J.) 445 w Baltimore
Jacobi Jacob, tailor, 21 L. McEiderry
Jacobi William, bakery, 3 n High
Jacobs Andrew, porter, 32 Union
Jacobs Baitzer, fresco painter, 191 Aliceanna
Jacobs George, machinist, 59 Preston
Jacobs Harman, master marines, 297 Cen-
tral av
Jacobs Jacob, 296 s Ann
Jacobs James M. carpenter, 2 e Lombard, and
Assistant City Commissioner, dw60Granby
Jacobs James E. confectioner, 108 Preston
Jacobs John M. tailor, 173 Ensor
Jacobs John, shoemaker, 44 s Bond
Jacobs John, tailor, 29 Harrison
Jacobs John H. carpenter, 304 Franklin
Jacobs John P. carpenter, 6 Ramsay
Jacobs ship carpenter, 126 s Broadway
Jacobs John, tailor, 97 Peach al
Jacobs John, tavern, 8 Walnut al
Jacobs Mrs. Margaret, 80 n Schroeder
Jacobs Matthias, shoemaker, 80 n Schroeder
Jacobs Myer, 15 w Second
Jacobs William, carpenter, 60 Granby
Jacobs William, upholsterer, 32 Leadenhall
Jacobs Zechariah, sr. carpenter, 6 Ramsay
Jacobs Zechariah, jr. carpenter, 6 Ramsay
Jacobsen Mrs. Henry G. 166 w Fayette
Jacobsen John J 166 w Fayette
Jacowitz Waldren, shoemaker, 189 Castle al
Jaeger Edward, tobacconist, 21 e Baltimore
Jaeger George, soldier, Boston near Eastern av
Jaeger William, laborer, 244 s Dallas
Jaeger Wm. G. W., U. S. Com. Agent at St.
Domingo, 58 Lee
Jagel John, laborer, 30 Scott
Jager Charles, carpenter, Frederick road, near
Isttollgatc
Jager John, carver, 22 e Baltimore
JAGMETTI JOSHUA, groceries and liquor,
n w cor Exeter and Eastern av
Jakel William, barber, 66 Thames
Jalm Mrs. Mary, grocery 213 Henrietta
Jalm William, tailor, 213 Henrietta
Jamar Mary E. 218 n Eden
Jamart Louis A, clerk, 41 n Front
James Mrs. Ann M. 130 s Bond
James Mrs. Ann, dressmaker, 74 Park
James Ann Maria, 130 s Bond
James Benjamin, coppersmith, 8 Cuba
James B. Harry, dep. clerk, Superior Court,
181 Saratoga
James & Co. boat builders, 158 Thames
James Daniel, shoemaker. 164 Chesnut
James Daniel, (Henry J. & Co.) Aliceanna
between Albemarle and Exeter
James David, coppersmith, 5 Nicholson
James Edward C. tailor, 156 n Fremont
James Gilbert C. tobacco, cigars, snuff, &c.,
s w cor Lombard and High, dw 33 s High
James George, 153 Aisquith
James Harriet VV. 334 n Gay
James Henry & Co. lumber merchants, Alice-
anna, betw. Albemaele and Exeter, dw H. J.
194 w Lombard
James Henry C. discount clerk Bank of Balti-
more, Baltimore co
James Isaac, assistant U. S. assessor, 47
George
James Isaac D. engineer, 386 Lexington
James Isabel tailoress, 481 Light
James John, boat builder, 202 s Ann
James John L. cooper, 634 Light
James John, coach trimmer, 702 Saratoga
James John, cooper, 164 s Regester
James John W. (Warfield & J. ) Baltimore co
James John A. carpenter, 1 Columbia
James John W. carpenter, Francis near Madi-
son la
James Jones, shirt cutter, 297 Light
James Levi (J. & Co.) 98 s High
James Mrs. Louisa, 13 Walker
James Mary, seamstress, 66 Mulberry
James Mrs. Mary, 1 Columbia
James Richard, hatter, 281 n Eutaw
James Richard J. soldier, 13 Walker
James Robert M. cigars and tobacco, 97 w
Lombard, dw 130 s Bond
JAMES THOMAS C. warden Baltimore City
Jail, dw same
James Thomas laborer, 169 York
James Thomas, fire brick manufacturer, Clin-
ton s of Boston
James Wm. H. clerk, 181 Saratoga
James Wm.T.laljorer, 164 Washington, F.H.
James Wm. H. clerk, 74 Park
James Wm. T. butter and milk, n w cor Eden
and Jefferson
Jameson Andrew, (J.& Brown,) 234 w Biddle
Jameson Archibald, finisher, 77 n Amity
IVM. P. WEKU, Marine, !<'irc and Life IiiHiu-oi»ce AgciU and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 89 Second Sti-eet.
JAM
203
JEN
Jameson & Brown, coal, 30 w Biddle and 253
Lexington
Jameson Chas. M. entry clerk custom house,
129 Mulberry
Jameson John W. saddles and harness, 90 n
Howard, dw 140 Pearl
Jameson Harriet M. 140 Pearl
Jameson Wm. 140 Pearl
JAMET Dr. EDWARD, surgeon and den-
tist, 92 n Charles
Jamieson Alexander, musician, 58 Hillen
Jamison Andrew, grocer, 156 n Front
Jamison Mrs. C. C. 49 Mount Vernon place
Jamison Charles, clerk, 129 Mulberry
Jamison D. grocer, 418 Lexington
Jamison John, 86 n Calvert
Jamison Joseph, clerk Bank of Baltimore, n
e cor Lexington and Charles
Jamison John, cooper, s e cor Holiday and
Bath
Jamison Mary A. tailoress, 142 Raborg
Jamison Mrs. Robert, hacks, 16 s High
Jamison Wm. J. paper carrier, 413 Lexington
Jamison Wm. mariner, 9 s Eden
Jandorf Reuben, boots and shoes, 180 w Pratt,
dw 39 e Lombard
Janes Henry, (E. Pratt & Bro.) 108 St. Paul
Janney Johns H. (Hopkins & J.) 87 n Paca
JANNEY R. M. coal dealer, 19)^ South, dw
87 n Paca
JANNEY WM. W. drugs, oils, paints, &c,
cor Bowly'swhf and Pratt, dw n e cor Pratt
and Castle al
Janney Wm. H. 31 s Sharp
Janowitz Simon, watchmaker, 137 w Lombard
Jansen Thomas, laborer, 309 Aliceanna
January Charles, shoemaker, 276 n Eutaw
January George, shoemaker, 247 w Hoffman
Janvier Edmond De H. clerk, 173 w Biddle
Janvier Perryguinn, 173 w Biddle
JARBOE Rev. JOHN R., Balto. Collegiate
Institute, 29 s Sharp
Jarboe John W. barber, 238 Lexington
Jarboe "Vernon C. clerk, 29 s Sharp
Jarden Samuel, house furnishing goods, 89
Hanover
JARRETT ASBURY, clothier, 10 and 12 e
Baltimore
Jarrett A. B. 33 n Front
Jarrett G. A. fireman, 186 Penna. av
Jarrett Henry C. theatrical agt, 508 w Fayette
JARRETT I^EFEVER, clothing, 126 w Bal-
timore, dw 251 Saratoga
Jarvis Amos, cooper, 100 Hill
Jarvis Building, n w cor Baltimore and North
Jarvis Mrs. N. S., Eager near Charles
Jarvis Mrs. Sarah, 144 Columbia
Jarvis U. S. Hospital, Baltimore near Fulton
Jason John, watchman, 274 s Broadway
Jatho Henry, watchmaker, 42^^ e Baltimore,
dw 43 Fawn
Javins Granderson, shoemaker, 209 Forrest
Jay Chas. E. currier and tanner, 131 s Eden
Jay Saml. I. chandelier cleaner, 235 s Wolfe
Jay Stephen P. gilder, 206 Gough
Jay Thos. W. clerk, 190 Hanover
Jay Wm. H. cigar maker, 190 Hanover
. Jeager Anthony, confectioner, 47 Hill
Jean Ichabod, builder, 226 n Eutaw
Jeaneret L. P. & Co. French bakery, 163 n
. Eutaw
Jeaneret Louis P. (L. P. J. «fc Co.) 163 n
Eutaw
Jeanneret Mad. Euvina, ladies hair dressing,
54)^ n Charles
Jeanneret Zelim, watchmaker, over 209 w
Baltimore, dw 54^^ n Charles
Jeanty Wm. hair dresser, basement n w cor
Baltimore and Charles, dw Fayette e of
Howard
Jefferis James, cattle dealer, 285 HoUins
Jeffers Mrs. Eliza, tailoress, 230 Columbia
Jeffers Franklin, cigar maker, 230 Columbia
Jeffers James R. nightman, 310 e Fayette
Jeffers John E. machinist, 41 s Oregon
Jeffers Joseph M. moulder, 230 Columbia
Jeffers Joseph, 38 s Wolfe
Jeffers Madison, agent, 163 w Biddle
Jeffers Peter, drayman, 92 Mullikin
Jefferson Danl. J. clerk, 18 s Bond
Jefferson James, huckster, 18 s Bond
Jefferson John B. H. pharmaceutist, cor Fay-
ette and Washington, F. P.
Jefferson Joseph A. painter, cor Fayette and
Washington, F. P.
Jefferson M. E. Church, cor Bond and Jef-
ferson
Jefferson Noah, trader, 141 Bank
Jefferson Saml. R. huckster, 18 s Bond
Jefferson Thomas, shoemaker, 363 e Fayette
Jefferey J. W. at public store, 23 n Calvert
Jeffery Alfred, clerk N. C. R. R. dw Franklin
hotel
Jefferys Thos. R. sign and ornamental painter,
s w cor North and Fayette, up stairs, dw
120 n Central av
Jeffrey Thos. B engineer, Mount Royal foot
of McMechin
Jeffries Alexander, laborer, 7 Wyeth
Jeffries Geo. W. soldier, 121 n Broadway
Jeffries Jas. H. clerk, 121 n Broadway
Jeffries John, huckster, 292 Light
Jeffries Mrs. Mary E. 121 n Broadway
Jeffries Maj.N.L., A. A. P. M. Genl. for
Delaware and Maryland, 54 w Fayette, dw
381^ w Baltimore
Jeffries Wm. H. clerk, 121 n Broadway
Jeffry Anthony, laborer, 402 West
Jeffry Joseph, hoop poles, 402 West
Jelley Daniel, carter, 229 Light
Jelley Elizabeth S. 7 Armistead la
Jelley Geo. boiler maker, 7 Armistead la
Jelley Hugh, boiler maker, 7 Armistead la
Jelley James, medical student, 147 Camden
Jelley John A. boiler maker, 7 Armistead la
Jelley Saml. boiler maker, 7 Armistead la '
Jelley Wm. collector, 6 n Washington
Jelliff Aaron, property agent, Gittings Build-
ings, s e cor Second and South, dw 6 n
Washington, F. P.
Jemison James, plumber, 79 Watson
Jemison Wm. soldier, 108 n Schroeder
Jenkins Adam, laborer, 13 McElderry
Jenkins Alfred A. painter, 60 n Broadway
Jenkins Alfred, jr. clerk, n e cor Greene and
Mulberry
Jenkins Alfred, (Edward J. & Sons,) n e cor
Greene and Mulberry
Jenkins Ann E. 359 Light
JENKINS ANTHONY H. 172 n Calvert
Jenkins Austin, (Edward J. & Sons,) 128
Park
Jenkins Austin, jr. clerk, 128 Park
Jenkins Benj. W. clerk, 54 St. Paul
Jenkins Charles, carpenter, 345 Franklin
Jenkins Constantine, hatter, 18 Ogston
WM. P. "WEBB, Slarine, Fire and lilfe InsnraMce Agent and Broker. Agent " Mutual
Benefit lafe Insurance Co., Nevrark, W. J.," 89 Second Street.
JEN
204
JOG
Jenkins Conway M, clerk, 69 Cathedral
Jenkins Daniel, (J, & Williams,) dw 101 s
Paca
Jenkins Edward A. clerk, 204 n Charles
Jenkins E. Courtney, clerk, 82 n Greene
Jenkins Edward, of James, clerk, 204 n
Charles
JENKINS EDWARD & SONS, importers
and dealers in saddlery and coach hardware,
180 w Baltimore
JENKINS EDWARD, hides, oil and leather,
13 Cheapside, dw 82 n Greene
Jenkins Edward F. (Edward J. & Sons,) 99
w Monument
Jenkins Elizabeth, milliner, 480 w Baltimore
Jenkins Enoch F. hatter. Point la
Jenkins Fannie H. 145 w Fayette
Jenkins Dr, Felix, 146 w Fayette
Jenkins Geo. C. clerk, 167 St. Paul
Jenkins Geo. Taylor, dry goods, over 241
and 243 w Baltimore, dw 69 Cathedral
JENKINS HENRY W. cabinet maker, 16
Light, dw 56 Lee
Jenkins Henry, bartender, 11 Centre Market
space
JENKINS HUGH & CO. shipping and com-
mission merchants, 18 Second
Jenkins Hugh (H. J. & Co.) 54 St. Paul
Jenkins Hugh, jr. (Hugh J. & Co.) 95 n
Charles
JENKINS JAMES W. coal dealer, 67 w
Second, dw 204 n Charles
Jenkins James H. plasterer, 13 s Caroline
Jenkins James T. ship joiner, 102 s Castle
Jenkins John E. R. 147 n High
Jenkins John W. (Grinnell& J.) 99 Cathedral
Jenkins John W. laborer, 259 Light
Jenkins John S. 63 St. Paul
Jenkins J. Strieker, (Hugh J. & Co.) 63 St.
Paul
Jenkins John, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Jenkins Joseph W. (Poland, J. & Co.,) 97 w
Monument
Jenkins Joseph W. clerk, 167 St. Paul
Jenkins Joseph B. painter, 10 s Caroline,
dwl3
Jenkins Levins H. ship carpenter, 9 Henrietta
Jenkins Mary E. shoebinder, 151 n Exeter
Jenkins Michael, clerk, 167 St. Paul
JENKINS MICHAEL COURTNEY, attor-
ney at law, 3 Spurrier's ct, Lexington, dw
47 Courtland
Jenkins M. W. saddles, harness and trunks,
10 South, dw 145 w Fayette
Jenkins Oliver, painter, 60 n Broadway
Jenkins Rachel, tailoress, 103 Chatsworth
Jenkins Richard, copper smelter, St. Charles
Hotel, L: p.
Jenkins Robert M. painter, 78 n Pine
Jenkins Thomas C. jr. 167 St. Paul
Jenkins Thos. C. (Poland, J. & Co.) 167 St.
Paul
Jenkins Thomas P. of custom house, 325 w
Fayette
Jenkins Thos. W. clerk, 56 Lee
Jenkins Thos. glass blower, Stockholm near
Eutaw
Jenkins Thos. sup't Madison av R. R. Co.
dw 578 Penna. av
Jenkins Thos. R. (George & J.) 75 Centre
Jenkins Thos. coach maker, 147 n High, dw
145
Jenkins Wm. M. butter and cheese, 313 s
Bond
Jenkins Wm. clerk, 101 s Paca
Jenkins Wm. clerk, 168 e Eager
Jenkins Wm. T. machinist, 133 a Caroline
Jenkins Wm. M. cooper, cor West and Rus-
sell, dw 480 w Baltimore
JENKINS & WILLIAMS, grocers and com-
mission merchants, 115 Light-st wharf
Jenks John N. soldier, 35 Abbott
Jenness John A. clerk in market, 78 Chew
Jennings Mrs. Bridget, 52 Hull
Jennings Geo. carter, 202 Hollins
Jennings Grason, engineer, 202 Hollina
Jennings John W. printer, 11 n Front
Jennings John, machinist, 554 w Lombard
Jennings John, porter, 184 Harford av
Jennings Luke, laborer, 50 O'Donnell
Jennings Joseph, laborer, 36 Lemmon
Jennings Mrs. Mary, 40 Somerset
Jennings Michael P. huckster, 82 Harford av
Jennings Maria, 51 n Frederick
JENNINGS N. HYNSON & CO. apotheca-
ries, 88 n Charles
Jennings N. Hynson, (N. H. J. & Co.) 88 n
Charles
Jennings Patrick, laborer, 12 Buren
Jennings Robert, shoemaker, 3 Anthony
Jennings Robert, shoemaker, 58 s Bethel
Jennings Rubinia, tailoress, 12 Orleans
Jennings Samuel T. bitters, 11 n Front
Jenning Susan, 462 w Lombard
Jerger Chas. tavern, 67 Centre Market space
Jerrold Douglas E. draftsman, Johnson near
West
Jerningham J, A. C. periodicals, 123 e Balti-
more
Jervis Jas. file maker, 70 Washington, F. H.
Jervis Mrs. Hannah, 70 Washington, F. H.
Jervis Wm. file cutter, 197Montgomery
Jessop Mrs. Ann, 126 n Fremont
Jessop Edward, 52 s Sharp
Jessop Richard 0. 268 Hollins
Jessop Samuel, moulder, 682 Mulberry
Jessop Wm. W. blacksmith, 419 Lexington
Jeston Joseph, 75 n Exeter
Jetton Daniel, mariner, 625 w Pratt
Jetner George, shoemaker, 126 Vine
Jevens John W. gas fitter and fixtures, n e
cor St. Paul and Bank la, dw s e cor Frank-
lin and Fulton
Jewish Synagogue, High between Fayette
Low
Jewish Synagogue, Eden between Baltimore
and Lombard
Jewish Synagogue, se cor Lloyd and Watson
Jhehr Leopold, butcher, 422 Penna. av
Jiggin Anson, laborer, 8 Pleasent al
Jillard John, 48 e Baltimore
Jillard Wm. H. (G. R. Dodge & Co.) 42 w
Baltimore
Jingling Henry, laborer, stall 18 Point Market,
dw 249 s Broadway
Joa John, laborer, 29 Jordan al
Joahan Louis, cab. maker, 201 Montgomery
Joarden Joseph, cabinet maker, 321 IVIulberry
Job Rebecca, tailoress, 8 s Ann
Jochim Leonard, sugar refiner, 57 Centre.
Market space
Jockel Alex, shoemaker, 215 Pierce
Jockel George, baker, 204 s Sharp
Jockel Geo. W. baker, 204 s Sharp
Joekel Jacob, painter, 68 Mulberry
J» HENRT GIESE, Conunlssion Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rouendale Cement and Calcined Pla4t«r constantly on hand, SI Spear's Wluurf.
JOC
205
JOH
Jockel John, baker, 94 Eastern av
Jockel Martin, baker, 204 s Sharp
Joecket Geo. N. shoemaker, 124 Burgundy al
Joekel Wra. furniture carman, 44 Penna. av
Joesting Henry, cigar maker, 42 Conway
Joh Jacob, locksmith, 47 Penna. av
Johann Louis, cabinet maker, 201 Montgom-
ery
Johannes Chas. silversmith, Frederick road,
beyond first tollgate
Johannes Henry, lager beer, 74 Pearl
Johannes Col. John G. Fayette near Fulton
Johannes Sarah, dress maker, 123 Lexington
Johanning Henry, varnisher, 433 w Pratt
John Augustus, teacher drawing and painting,
90 Lexington
John Charles, baker, 235 Aliceanna
John David, copper smelter, Clinton near
Boston
John Dorothea, worsted and fancy store, 90
Lexington
John Eliza, Clinton near Boston
John George, carpet weaver, 233 Aliceanna
Johns Mrs. Eliza, 68 Granby
Johns Elizabeth B. 26 Mulberry
Johns Henry, tailor, 289 Franklin
Johns Jane E. boarding, 325 w Fayette
Johns Mrs. Lavinia, n e cor Lanvale and
Bolton
Johns Rev. L. H. prof, languages, 690 Sara-
toga
Johns Mary, 246 e Baltimore
Johns Richard H. carpenter, 43 s Ann
Johns Wm. H. brush factory, 15 s Sharp, dw
50 s Schroeder
Johns W. laborer, 247 s Bethel
Johns Wm. shoemaker, 73 Lexington
JOHNSON ABRAHAM, livery stables, s e
cor Holiday and Pleasant, dw 41 Ross
JOHNSON ADOLPHUS, livery stables and
liquors, 100 Thames
Johnson Albert R. grocer, 109 s Paca
Johnson Albert A. clerk, 55 s Exeter
Johnson Alexander T. hardware, 36 Hanover,
dw 187 w Hoffman
Johnson Andrew, mariner, 175 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Johnson Mrs. Ann E. 55 s Exeter
Johnson Ann E. boarding, 87 n High
Johnson Ann, shoe binder, 436 Lexington
Johnson Anna M. 259 n Eutaw
Johnson Aquilla, 137 s High
Johnson Mrs. Arthur L. 252 w Fayette
Johnson Augustus F. cigar maker, 2 s Pop-
pleton
Johnson Ballard, 36 Second, dw 187 Hoffman
Johnson Betsey, 5 Williamson al
Johnson Chas. W. carpenter, 94 Dolphin
Johnson Chas. B. engineer, 84 Dolphin
Johnson Chas. J. huckster, 37 Orleans
Johnson Charles, mariner, 63 s Ann
Johnson , chair maker, 42 McElderry
Johnson Capt. Charles R. mariner, 346 e Bal-
timore
Johnson Mrs. Catharine, 81 Pearl
Johnson Mrs. Catharine, huckstress, 1 China
Johnson Mrs. Clorina K. 30 Cathedral
Johnson Clara, teacher, 133 n High
Johnson Constance, seamstress, 102 s Bond
Johnson Christopher, millright, 194 n Caroline
Johnson Catharine, millinery, 269 n Gay
Johnson Cornelius, clerk, 28 Pearl
Johnson Capt. Caleb C. mariner, 321 Light
Johnson David, 61 n Frederick
Johnson Delilah, dressmaker, 336 Aisquith
Johnson carter, 5 May
Johnson Daniel, blacksmith, 94 York
Johnson Edgar H. attorney, 35 n Charles, dw
42 McElderry
Johnson Edward W. blacksmith, 59 Bank
Johnson Edward, clerk, 19 n Calvert
Johnson Edward, clerk, 24 Barnet
Johnson Edwin, cigar maker, 51 Ross
Johnson Elijah, soldier, 539 Saratoga
Johnson Elizabeth, seamstress, 61 n Pine
Johnson Elizabeth, confectionery, 259 s Broad-
way
Johnson Elizabeth, 44 Central av
Johnson Emily J. 36 s Schroeder
Johnson Mrs. Emily, seamstress, 348 Mul-
berry
Johnson Fergusson, weaver, 115 Peirce
Johnson Francis, agent, 235 n Caroline
Johnson Frederick, (Dieter & J.) 20 Jose-
phine
Johnson George A. coach painter, 148 Mul-
berry
Johnson George N. boiler maker, 8 Henrietta
Johnson George M. (Lambert Gittings &
Co.) ISMcCulloh
Johnson George, shoemaker, 58 s Schroeder
Johnson George W. druggist, 298 Saratoga
Johnson George shoemaker, 321 e Monu-
ment
Johnson George, paper hanger, 481 Belau- av
Johnson George W. clerk, U. S. A. 25 s Fre-
mont
Johnson Grafton, clerk, 473 Franklin
Johnson G. 89 n High
Johnson Godfrey, ice, 264 Penna. av
Johnson Gershom D. (Joseph G. J. & Bro.)
657 w Baltimore
Johnson H. Edgar, 35 n Charles
Johnson Hannah, tailoress, 8 Brune
Johnson Henry A. carpenter. 22 Brune
Johnson Henrietta P. 68 Granby
Johnson Helwick, shoemaker, 58 s Schroedfer
Johnson Isaac, 609 w Fayette
Johnson James W. chairmaker, 160 n Dallas
Johnson James M. U. S. A. 516 w Pratt
Johnson James M. coach painter, 148 Mul-
berry
Johnson James, shoemaker, 22 Chesnut
Johnson James H. tailor, 44\4 e Baltimore
JOHNSON JAMES H. felt and composition
roofer, 3 North, dw n w cor Lexington and
Republican
Johnson James, (Maughlin & J.) 429 n Cen-
tral av
Johnson James, ship carpenter, 98 n Bond
Johnson James W. laborer, 106 Dolphin
Johnson James M. hatter, 2 Morris al
Johnson James M. carpenter, 32 Frederick av
Johnson James, photographer, 259 Hollins
Johnson James H. sawed and split wood, 3
Jarvis buildings, North, dw 559 Lexington
Johnson Jarret D. grocery, 99 w Biddle
Johnson Jackson L. cigar maker, 230 Bank
Johnson Rev. J.Riley, 358 e Baltimore
Johnson Jacob, watchman, 82 Block
Johnson J. Smith, messenger Adams' Ex-
press, 252 w Fayette
Johnson John, shoemaker, 109 e Pratt
Johnson John H. caulker, 45 Elizabeth la
Johnson John N. surgical instrument maker,
283 n Eutaw
GGO. S. PAGG Si BRO., ManuTacturers of Roofa and Roofing materials, 111 jSmlllk'B
Wluinr. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
JOH
206
JOH
Johnson John, shoemaker, 58 s Schroeder
Johnson John, bricklayer, Phila. road near
city limits
Johnson John, ship carpenter, 172 s Regester
Johnson John, attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw 60
McCulloh
Johnson John M. grocer, 92 s Washington,
P.P.
Johnson John G. rope maker, cor. Chester
and McElderry
Johnson John, grocer, 114 Hillen
Johnson John W. painter, 311 Mulberry
Johnson John I. mariner, 149 Cross
Johnson John, laborer, 188 L. Hughes
Johnson John W. (Riddle & J.) 15 Gough
Johnson J. H. laborer, 209 s Wolfe
Johnson Joseph, confectioner, 749 w Baltimore
Johnson Joseph, photographer, 84 s Paca
Johnson Joseph, clerk, 68 Lee
Johnson Joseph G. & Bro. tea dealers and
grocers, s w cor Baltimore and Poppleton
Johnson Joseph G. (J. G. J. & Bro.) 101
HoUins
Johnson Joseph, laborer, 23 Low
JOHNSON JOSEPH T. justice of the peace,
58 Camden, dw 103 Hamburg
Johnson Louisa, assistant matron Baltimore
Orphan Asylum, Strieker near Lexington
Johnson Mrs. Lucretia B. 559 Lexington
Johnson Margaret B. 31 East
Johnson Manon, bricklayer, 194 n Caroline
Johnson Martin R. bookkeeper, 156 w Lom-
bard
Johnson Mrs. Martha, seamstress, 114 s
Sharp
Johnson Mary J. tailoress, Gorsuch av near
Taylor, Homestead
Johnson Mrs. Mary E. 116 Bank
Johnson Mary, 260 n Eutaw
Johnson Mrs. Mary A. 192 n Broadway
Johnson Mary, tailoress, 155 Montgomery
Johnson Mary, dry goods, 78 n Pine
Johnson Mrs. Mary E. 252 w Fayette
Jofinson Mary, 178 L. Hughes
Johnson Mrs. -Mary, 166 n Howard
Johnson Moses, weaver, 127 Peirce
Johnson Peter, mariner, 7 s Central av
Johnson Philip, carter, 1 Meyer ct
Johnson Rebecca, 15 Gough
Johnson Reverdy, attorney, 41 St. Paul
Johnson Reverdy, jr., attorney, 26 n Charles
Johnson Richard, ship carpenter, 95 s Bond
Johnson Richard, second hand dealer, 4 Pre-
sident
Johnson Richard, tavern, 215 Lexington
Johnson Robert, Gen. Wayne Inn
Johnson Samuel, shoemaker, 355 e Monument
Johnson Sarah, Monument e of Broadway
JOHNSON SAMUEL M. & CO., coal deal-
ers and shippers, cor Towson and Nichol-
son, L. P., and lighterage office 12 O'Don-
nell's wharf
Johnson Samuel M. (S. M.J. & Co.) 39 s Ann
Johnson Samuel, 304 William
Johnson Samuel P. boiler maker, 30 William-
son
Johnson Samuel V. laborer, 304 William
Johnson Samuel, freight supervisor, Camden
Station, dw 37 Henrietta
Johnson Mrs. Susan, 40 Williamson
Johnson Taylor, porter, 1 China
Johnson Thomas M. (George Sanders & Co.)
287 Madison av
JOHNSON DR. THOS. F. 246 Madison av
Johnson Thomas, ( Wm. H. J. & Bro.) 309 e
Lombard
Johnson Thomas C. gilder, 36 s Schroeder
Johnson Thomas, carpenter, Gorsuch av near
Taylor, Homestead
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 3 Forrest
Johnson Thomas M. rigger, 17 Gittings
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 5 Friendship
Johnson Thomas M. laborer, ]33 n High
Johnson Wm. H. jr., (Knight & J.) 175 n
Calvert
Johnson Wm. 0. blacksmith, 132 Jefferson
JOHNSON WM. HENRY, wholesale and
retail dealer in seine twine, cotton rope, &c.,
66 s Calvert, dw 259 n Eutaw
Johnson Wm. boots and shoes, 110 n Gay
Johnson Wm. hackster, Fremont, 2nd door s
of Penna. av
Johnson Wm. M. (Kidd & White,) 16 w
Baltimore
Johnson Wm. caulker, 105 Cross
Johnson Wm. A. huckster, Penna. av. near
toll gate
Johnson Wm. tavern, n w cor West and
Eastern avs
Johnson Wm. laborer, 106 Dolphin
Johnson Wm. hatter, 8 w Hoffman
Johnson Wm. R. druggists' glassware, over
38 s Charles, dw Lexington e of Pine
Johnson Wm. currier, 53 Stirling
Johnson Wm. W. rigger, 116 Hamburg
Johnson Wm. B. clerk, 336 Aisquith
)hnson Wm. .
s Broadway
Johnson Wm. A. (Samuel M,
squitn
J. &Co,
) 103
Johnson Wm. & Bro. tobacco, snuffs and ci-
gars, 21 Centre Market space
Johnson Wm. clerk, 696 Saratoga
Johnson Wm. H. (Wm. H. J. & Bro.) 41 n
Eden
Johnson Wm. H. turnkey Western District,
473 w Pratt
Johnson Mrs. Wilhelmina, 508 w Fayette
Johnson Ezekial, agent for the poor, 95 s Bond
Johnston Andrew, cigar maker, 121 e Monu-
ment
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO., banking
house, 198 w Baltimore
JOHNSTON Dr. CHRIST0PHER,34 Mul-
berry
Johnston Ellen, 38 French
Johnston Edward, 43 Holland
Johnston Francis H. clerk, 182 n Calvert
Johnston Gerard S. (Baxter & J.) 87 n High
Johnston Henry E. (J., Bros. & Co.) 79 w
Monument
JOHNSTON'S INSURANCE
ROOMS, 73 and 75 Second Street,
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance.
Johnston James, laborer, 12 Harmony la
Johnston James, tobacconist, 135 North, dw
Susquehanna hotel, 125 n Calvert
Johnston James, flour and feed, n e cor Cen-
tre and Calvert, dw 26 e Monument
Johnston Joseph, carter, 12 Harmony la
Johnston J. E. clerk, Mansion House
Johnston Dr. John M. 7 s Frederick
Johnston Josiah Lee, (J. Bros. & Co.) 74
Franklin
Johnston John, grocer, 21 e Madison
WM. P. AVEBB, marine, Fire nn<l Life Insnmnce Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., IVewark, IV. J.," S9 Second Street.
JOH
201
JON
Johnston John J. cabinet maker, 121 e Mon-
ument
Johnston John R. portrait painter, 5 Carroll
Hail, upstairs, dw 176 Saratoga
Johnston Mrs. Keziah, 516 Lexington
Johnston Mrs. Louisa, 99 n Front
Johnston Louis H. butcher, 52 Ontre market,
dw 16 Choptank
Johnston Mrs. Priscilla, grocery, 145 n Fre-
mont
Johnston Patrick, grocer, 80s Spring
Johnston Robert, merchant tailor, 357 w Bal-
timore
Johnston Mrs. Susanna, seamstress, 12 Har-
mony la
Johnston Thomas, clerk, 84 Townsend
Johnston Thomas, stove caster, 143 King
Johnston Thomas, bricklayer, 315 Mulberry
JOHNSTON THOMAS D. insurance agent,
73 and 75 Second, dw 74 Franklin
Johnston Wm. J. turnkey Western Station,
473 w Pratt
Joice Amelia, laundress, 157 n Exeter
Joice Francina, millinery, 27 Thompson
Joice George W. machinist, 213 n Bond
Joice Harriet, milliner, 160 n Eden
Joice John, laborer, 33 Eastern av
Joice John, carpenter, 272 Lee
Joice Mrs. Mary A. butter dairy, 272 Lee
Joice Stephen J. editor Baltimore Republican,
dw 238 w Fayette
Joiner Daniel, boiler maker, 150 McHenry
Joines Daniel, blacksmith, 44 Orleans
Joines John, U. S. N. 237 n Eden
Jollie H. G. police, 43 L. McElderry
Jolly John, sweep master, 92 Jefferson
Jolly Wm. H. carpenter, Madison nr. Caroline
Jonas Charles E. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 52 Pine
Jones Mrs. Abeline, 317 e Pratt
Jones Alfred H. painter, 74 Ann
Jones Alfred J. brakesman, 582 w Lombard
Jones Albert, cigar maker, 5 Watson
Jones Alexander, merchant, 84 s Broadway
Jones Allen H. clerk, 4 n Calhoun
Jones Alonzo F. clerk, 80 Columbia
Jones Andrew B. clerk, 51 Mount Vernon
place
Jones Alice, seamstress, 71 e Monument
Jones Mrs. Ann, 45 Pearl
Jones Mrs. Ann, 90 Preston
■Jones Mrs. Ann, 55 Cross
Jones Rev. A. D. 99 Saratoga
Jones Mrs. Alabama, 242 e Pratt
Jones Ann, 242 e Pratt
Jones Mrs. Ann, 83 s Bond
Jones Rev. Alexander D. 99 Saratoga
Jones Mrs. Amelia, 17 n Amity
Jones Basil, cattle drover, 532 w Lombard
Jones Bennett, painter, 17 n Howard
Jones Bennett, jr. sailmaker, 51 e Lombard
Jones Bennett, 17 n Howard
Jones Bennett, blacksmith, 51 e Lombard
Jones Benjamin F. coach trimmer, 42 Chew
Jones Benjamin, bricklayer, 361 e Monument
Jones Benjamin, carpenter, 148 Cross
Jones Benjamin P. cooper, 42 Chew
Jones Mrs. Bertha, 47 Centre Mardet space
Jones Bros. & Co. subscription book pub-
lishers, 71 w Fayette
Jones Dr. Buckler, 94 s Broadway
Jones Dr. C. H. 530 w Fayette
Jones Caroline E. 177 s Broadway
Jones Caroline, confectioner, 188 Montgomery
Jones Charles, 50 Barre
Jones Charles, com. mercht. Light st wharf,
dw 156 w Lombard
Jones Capt. Charles R. 149 Cross
Jones Charles, tobacconist, 180 s Broadway,
dwl77
Jones Charles, boarding, 140 Hanover
Jones Charles R. mariner, 104 Granby
Jones Charles, mariner. 111 n Broadway
Jones Charles, laborer, 291 n Eutaw
Jones Mrs. C. V. 6 L. May
Jones Cordelia, seamstress, 55 Cross
Jones David A. teller Merchants' Bank, dw
120 Grundy
Jones Edmond, clerk, 51 Saratoga
Jones Edward, blacksmith, 78 Hamburg
Jones Edward S. engineer, 43 n Eden
Jones Edward D. Greenmount av nr Point la
Jones Edward 0. painter, 108 n Caroline
Jones Edward D, hatter, 160 n Fremont
Jones Edwin L. clerk, 203 w Fayette
Jones Edwin L. blacksmith, Clinton s of
Boston
Jones Elizabeth G. 43 n Eden
Jones Elizabeth S. tailoress, 283 s Sharp
Jones Mrs. Elizabeth 160 n Fremont
Jones Mrs. Eliza, 42 McCulloh
Jones Emma, 35 Park
Jones Mrs. Eugenia, vestmaker, 345 Lexing-
ton
Jones Eugene, 345 Lexington
Jones Capt. Ezekiel, 85 s Caroline
Jones CJapt. Ezekiel, 98 s Exeter
Jones Franklin, clerk, 230 Light
Jones George, boatman, 333 Canton av
Jones George, 66 George
Jones George W. soldier, 59 Ensor
Jones George W. mariner, 86 s Chapel
Jones George W. engineer U. S. N. 317 e
Baltimore
Jones George L. ship carpenter, 83 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Jones George W. fisherman, 57 Cross
Jones George W. ship carpenter, 204 Gough
Jones George W. tinner, 25 Mercer
Jones George T. moulder, 312 s Sharp
Jones George W. (Reid & Co.) Gilmor n of
Mulberry
Jones Geoffrey, 14 n Eutaw
Jones Giles J. ferryman, 29 Williamson al
Jones Hannah, 10 n Durham
Jones Mrs. Harriet, 270 w Fayette
Jones Henrietta, dry goods, 311 Aliceanna
Jones Hetty, tailoress, ^9 Williamson
Jones Capt. Henry, mariner, 78 s Caroline
Jones Henry C. bill poster, 10 n Durham
Jones Henry, carpenter, 78 Hamburg
Jones Henry, jr. mariner, 78 Hamburg
Jones Henry, clerk, 34 Pearl
Jones Henry, painter, 594 w Pratt
Jones Henry, moulder, 61 Watson
Jones Henry, U. S. N. 177 s Broadway
Jones Henry, shoemaker, 134 e Lombard
Jones Henry C. clerk Firemen's Insurance
Co. 164 Hanover
Jones Hugh H. 223 Conway
Jones Hugh B. Secretary Baltimore Equitable
Society, 51 Saratoga
Jones Isaac H. bookkeeper, 130 w Fayette
Jones Isaac S. (McNeal & J.) 64 Saratoga
Jones Isaac, boilermaker, 150 Dover
Jones Jacob, carpenter, 69 Mulberry
Jones James E. screwsman, 63 n High
HENRY GIESE, Commission Mercliawt, for the sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, &c.
B.oseutIal« Cement tiud Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's ^^harf.
JON
208
JON
Jones James, mattresses, 48 German, dw 164
s Charles
Jones James, clerk, 29 Jackson
Jones James H. plasterer, 108 n Caroline
Jones James, draper and tailor, 28 South
Jones James, tinner, 489 Saratoga
Jones James A. cutter, 297 Light
Jones James, (J. & Wiley,) 162 s Charles
Jones James, 196 n Broadway
Jones James, of tobacco warehouse No. 2, 63
n High
Jones James, 170 Ross
Jones James, mattress manuf, 48 German, dw
160.S Charles
Jones James W. (Hamilton & J.) 240 w Pratt
Jones Capt. James, 101 Granby
Jones Capt. James, 153 Cross
Jones James, auctioneer, 29 Jackson
Jones James, mariner, 137 Cross
Jones Mrs. Jane, 71 n Charles
Jones Jeremiah, soldier, 296 Ross
Jones Johannes, cigar maker, 229 s Bond
Jones John B., U. S. N., 104 s Ann
Jones John E. ship carpenter, 126 Cross
Jones J. Crawford, (R. L. Seth & Co.,) 156
Hanover
Jones John H. fisherman, 120 Cross
Jones John, (J., White & North,) 305 s Charles
Jones John Q. hatter, 17 St. Mary
Jones John, tailor, 47 Holland
Jones John W. fisherman, 55 Cross
Jones John P. 38 Richmond
Jones John P., U. S. inspector and ganger,
2634 e Baltimore, dw 26 Aisquith
Jones John, huckster, 140 s Regester
Jones John, printer, 26 Aisquith
Jones John, optician, 54 Hillen
Jones John T. clerk, 57 Haubert
Jones John T. (J., Bros. & Co.) 71 w Fayette
Jones John, carter, 163 Aliceanna
Jones John M. shoemaker, 473 w Lombard
Jones John P. P. prop, agent, 4 n Calhoun
Jones John, copper smelter, Clinton s of Bos-
ton
Jones John W. laborer, 77 n Oregon
Jones John M. bookkeeper, 44 Courtland
Jones John, pilot, 44 s Bond
Jones John N. instrument maker, 283 n Eutaw
Jones John W. soldier, 112 Mullikin
Jones John of Charles, boarding, s e corner
Greene and Lexington
Jones John R. clerk, 199 Aisquith
Jones Capt. John R. 2 Williamson
Jones John, bricklayer, Jefferson near Broad-
way
Jones Joseph T. laborer, 7 Jefferson
Jones Joshua T. (J., Bros. & Co.,) 49 Lex-
ington
Jones Joshua, 33 Pleasant
Jones Joshua, bricklayer, 112 Mullikin
Jones Mrs. Julia A. 345 Lexington
Jones Mrs. Julia, 69 Mulberry
Jones Lavinia J. tailoress, 29 Williamson al
Jones Lemuel, clerk P. 0., 182 Saratoga
Jones Levin, ship chandler, 166 and 168 Light
street wharf, dw 162 s Charles
Jones Levin, ship carpenter, 116 Hughes
Jones Levin, shoemaker, 115 e Pratt
Jones Levin H. painter, 176 Orleans
Jones L. F. butcher, 173 McCulloh
Jones Levin T. clerk, 142 s Charles
Jones Levin W. wood dealer, 144 Light, dw.
179 s Charles
Jones Lewis & Co. produce and commission
merchants, 70 Light street wharf
Jones Lewis, (L. J. & Co.,) 81 Columbia
Jones Lewis, roller, 104 Eastern av
Jones Lewis, jr., (L. J. & Co.,) 39 Columbia
Jones Lucerne, printer, 91 Gough
Jones Lucindff C. boarding, 50 Barre
Jones Mrs. Margaret, 499 Saratoga
Jones Mrs. Margaret, 97 Lee
Jones Margaret, washerwoman, 156 Hughes
Jones Martha, 1 Booth
Jones Martin C. boatman, 170 Cross
Jones Mary, 45 Pearl
Jones Mary, 598 Light
Jones Mary E. 428 w Lombard
Jones Mrs. Mary, principal Mount Vernon
Institute for young ladies, 51 Mount Vernon
place
Jones Mrs. Matilda T. 530 w Fayette
Jones Michael, tailor, 188 s Washington, P.P.
Jones Mrs. Miranda, 81 Columbia
Jones Morris J. (J. & Myles,) 136 Pearl
Jones & Myles, attorneys, 53 w Fayette
Jones Owen D. bookkeeper, 182 Saratoga
Jones Plummer, mariner, 258 e Fayette
Jones Rachel, fancy and variety store, 108 n
Calvert
Jones Mrs. Rebecca, 220 Franklin
Jones Richard, carpenter, 53 Chew
Jones Richard, blacksmith, 43 Jew al, 0. T.
Jones Richard P. machinist, 16 s Oregon
Jones Robert B. blacksmith, 288 Light
Jones R C, U. S. N., Grundy near Mosher
Jones Robert H. shipping master, over n w
cor Frederick and Pratt, dw 97 Lee
Jones R. L. laborer, 63 n High
Jones Robert M. clerk, Calverton Hotel, Cal-
verton road
Jones Robert, of tobacco warehouse No. 2, 60
n High
Jones R. S. D. chief clerk tobacco warehouse
No. 2, 60 n High
Jones Rosanna, 107 Hamburg
Jones Samuel, mariner, 103 Granby
Jones Samuel, engineer, 521 w Baltimore
Jones Sarah, 183 s Chapel
Jones Sarah, huckstress, 598 Light
Jones S. S. clerk, Eutaw House
Jones Mrs. Sophia E. 41 s Bond
Jones Sophia H. 56 n Liberty
Jones Stephen W. clerk P. W. & B. R. R.
dw 90 s Exeter
Jones Susan, tailoress, 296 Cross
Jones T. A. shoemaker, 76 s Bond, dw 94
Dallas
Jones Therome, produce, 14 s Howard
Jones Thomas A. mariner, 107 Hamburg
Jones Thomas J. huckster, 140 William
Jones Thomas M. carpenter, 140 Washington,
F. H.
Jones Thomas 0. printer, 102 Aisquith
Jones Thomas, watchman, 84 French
Jones Mrs. Thomas, huckstress, 14 s Howard
Jones Thomas S. painter, 219 w Fayette, dw
405 Lexington
Jones Capt. Thomas, 170 Cross
Jones Thomas J. moulder, 283 s Sharp
Jones Capt. Thomas W. mariner, 140 s Cen-
tral av
Jones Capt. Thompson T. pilot, 38 n Bond
Jones Timothy M. chair maker, 51 Milliraan
Jones Truman M. engineer U.S. N.,223 Con-
way
OBO. S. PAGK
BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing materials, 111 SnUtb's
imiwf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Jones Turbot, chairmaker, 98 Central av
Jones Uriah, jr., niei'chant, 45 Pearl
Jones Victoria, tailoress, 296 Cross
Jones Walter, mariner, 37 Stiles
Jones Capt. Washington, 140 s Central av
Jones Mrs. Washington B. 156 Hanover
Jones, White & North, junk and fruit, 174
Light
Jones & Wiley, ship chandlers, 116 Light st.
wharf
Jones Wm. C. blacksmith, 139 Montgomery
Jones Wm. 108 n Calvert
Jones Wm. clerk, 17 Holland
Jones Wm. carpenter, Grundy near Mosher
Jones Wm. sailmaker, 112 Mulliken
Jones Wm. B. (John A. Robb & Co.) 106 s
Broadway
Jones Wm. huckster, 93 n Poppleton
Jones Wm. huckster, 167 s Ann
Jones Wm. wire worker, 177 n Eden
Jones Capt. Wm. mariner, 47 n Caroline
Jones Wm. B. coal and cigars, 2 n Frederick,
dw 347 e Baltimore
Jones Wm. D. coal, 349 e Baltimore
Jones Wm. H. engineer N. C. R. R. 123
Garden
Jones Wm. police, 360 e Monument
Jones Wm. H. salesman, 176 n Calvert
Jones Wm. H. (Clarke & J.) 210 w Lombard
Jones Wm. H. barber, 167 Forrest
Jones Wm. T. milk, 242 e Madison
Jones Wm. G. stone cutter, 160 n Fremont
Jones Wm. hardware, Light st whf. dw 165
Barre
Jones Wm.T. laborer, 164 Washington, F.H.
Jones Wm. H. engineer, 223 Conway
Jones Wm. H. tobacconist, s w cor Wash-
ington and Baltimore
Jones Wm. F. police, 134 Jefferson
Jones Wm. B. ship carpenter, 241 s Ann
Jones Wm. H. blacksmith, 126 n Fremont
Jones Wm. carpenter, Grundy nr Townsend
Jones Wm. T. police, 134 Jefferson
Jones Wm. W. mariner, 85 s Caroline
Jones Wm. mariner, 85 s Caroline
Jonmell Christopher, shoemaker, 65 s Bethel
Jonson Fanny, milliner, 82 Lexington
Jontz George B. clerk, 174 Pearl
Jonzen F. mariner, 96 Thames
Jordan Cecelia, 27 Eastern av
Jordan & Co. clothiers, 157 s Broadway
Jordan Edward, (J. & Co.) 153 s Broadway
Jordan Eliza J. dress maker, 218 German
Jordan Francis, variety goods, 54 w Pratt, dw
15 Holland
Jordan Isam, ship carpenter, 162 Montgomery
Jordan James, carter, 5 Phcenix row, Hillen
Jordan John T. ship carpenter, s w cor Gough
and Chester
Jordan Mrs. 5 Holland
Jordan John E. caulker, 85 Gough
Jordan John T. ship carpenter, 261 Gough
Jordan Joseph (J. & Rose) 265 n Gay
Jordan Levi, clothier, 36 Centre Market space,
dw 2 n High
Jordan Lewis, laborer, 65 L. McElderry
Jordan & Rose, millinery goods, 1 n Howard
Jordan Robert, ship carpenter, 251 Gough
Jordan Sarah, 207 s Ann
Jordan Solomon, dealer in cattle, 265 n Gay
Jordan Thomas P. clerk, 127 s Sharp
Jordan Thomas, H. mariner, 183 Ahceanna
Jordan Wm. police, 153 s Wolfe
Jordan Wm. G. soldier, 218 German
Jorden Hanson P. police, 225 w Biddle
Jordon John, cracker baker, 160 n Spring
Jory John, 263 w Lombard
Jory Wm. M. shoemaker, 371 Light
Josenhans Charles C. butcher, 10 Centre and
3 Lexington markets, dw 811 w Pratt
Josenhans Joseph, laborer, 271 Aliceanna
Joseph Esther, dressmaker, 103 Cathedral
Joseph Francis, mariner, 79 e Lombard
Joseph Isidore, jeweler, 44 w Baltimore, dw
14 Watson
Joseph James, soldier, 39 Tyson
Joseph Mark, machinist, 103 Cathedral
Joseph Mrs. Margaret, 34 Milliman
Joseph Mary Jane, 39 s Bond
Joseph Philip, salesman, 151 Lexington
Josephs John, tailor, 643^ s Howard
Josting August, cigar maker, 174 s Charles
Joslee Daniel W. mariner, 189 e Baltimore
Josy Mrs. Malinda, shop, 326 e Lombard
Joubert Michael, tailor, 4 Spruce al
Jouffaet Gabriel R. M. (L. P. Jeanneret & Co.)
25 n Frederick
Jouffret Gabriel, tavern, 25 n Frederick
Joung Casper, shoemaker, 188 s Chapel
Journey Edward, laborer, 88 s Poppleton
Joy C. Mason, 20 n Charles
JOY E. W. cloaks and mantillas, 107 w Bal-
timore, dw 20 n Charles
Joy Maurice, laborer, Bethel nr Mullikin
Joyce Bartley, laborer, 83 Haubert
Joyce Elias, M. D., 272 s Sharp
Joyce Elizabeth Ann, 77 n Fremont
Joyce Eugene T. restaurant, 113 Camden
Joyce George H. ship carpenter, 44 William-
son
Joyce George G. clerk, 317 e Eager
Joyce James F. clerk, 317 e Eager
Joyce James A. conductor, 77 n Fremont
Joyce John, laborer, 26 Elizabeth la
Joyce John B. currier, 81 n Fremont
Joyce Thomas, bricklayer, 291 e Baltimore
Joyce Wm. clerk, 317 e Eager
Joyce W. A. clerk Mansion house
Joyeau Alex, mariner, 141 Canton av
Joyner Daniel, sail maker, 121 n Central av
Joyner Wm. boiler maker, 166 Hughes
Joyner Wm. T. finisher, 166 Hughes
Joynes Edmund, hatter, 117 German
Joynes Edmund G. hatter, 117 Jefferson
Joynes John T. R. clerk to marshal of police,
96 n Boad
Joynes Oliver, sailmaker, 73 n Ann
Jubb Charles E. huckster, 225 Conway
Jubb Henry, waterman, 115 Lancaster
Jubb Lloyd, huckster, 163 s Washington, F.P.
Jubb Reuben, huckster, 114 s Ann
Jubb Richard, jr. soldier, 70 Aliceanna
Jubb Thomas, laborer, 72 Aliceanna
Jubb Reuben D. fruit dealer, 200 e Lombard
Jubb Capt. Wm. mariner, 180 Conway
Jubb Wm. fish dealer, 70 Aliceanna
Judah David, public weigher, 61 s Gay, dw
n e cor Charles and Pleasant
Judelin Elizabeth, 38 Stirling
Judelin Henry, paper hanger, 38 Stirling
Judge Henry, piano and organ tuner, 182 Park
Judge H. A. pattern maker, 85 Lexington
Judick Joseph, stock dealer, 246 w Lombard
Juhn Abraham, shoemaker, 117 Penna. av
Juhn Isaac, second hand clothier, 42 Harrison
Jughhuhn Geo. mariner, 80 Lancaster
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insnrance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit lafe Insnrance Co., N^ewark, Tt. J.," 89 Second Str«et.
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Jughourtt Martin, laborer, 303 s Bond
Jump Lt. Charles H., U. S. A., 105 s Caroline
Jundel Lainhart, cooper, 90 York
Jungheim Casper, milk dealer, Republican nr
Franklin
Jung John, cabinet maker, 91 Granby
Jung Frederick, locksmith, 30 n Gay
Jung Godfrey, wheelwright, 201 s Charles
Jung Theodore, lager beer, 446 w Baltimore
Jung Charles, varnisher, 201 s Charles
Jungen George, lager beer, 65 e Market space
Jungnicker Henry, music teacher, 417 w Bal-
timore
Junker Philip, shoemaker, 225 Light, dw 348
Junkerman Wilhelm, shoemaker, 106 Hill
Jurgens John C. saddles and harness, 45 n
Paca
Jurgens Theodore, grocer, 46 Central av
Jury George, ship carpenter, 36 Warren
Jury Joseph, engineer, 311 Light
Jury Lewis W. laborer, 33 L. Church
Just Christian, porter, 260 s Sharp
Juste Henry, sheet iron worker, 250 Lee
Juste Louis, porter, 202 s Fremont
Juste Louis, jr. tinner, 202 s Fremont
Justice Catherine, 331 Franklin
Justice John, express wagon, 315 Franklin
Justice Mary E. tailoress, 369 Franklin
Justice M. tailoress, 331 Franklin
' Justis Emily, tailoress, 94 Warner
Justis Wm. S. watchmaker, 102 w Pratt, dw
■ 1 Watson
Justus Adam, tailor, 47 Bank
Juzek Thomas, clock maker, 422 w Lombard
Kaadin Jane, cake shop, 79 Goodwin al
Kabcl Barbara, 244 w Biddle
Kabernagel Harman H. grocer, 90 George
Kabernagel John, grocer, 4 n Republican
Kabernagel John H. groceries and provisions,
135 Conway
Kabler John J. cabinet maker, 75 Hampstead
Kachel M. shoemaker, 237 s Wolfe
Kachner Christian, car regulator, 94 s Exeter
Kadden M. S. milhner, 232 s Broadway
Kaehler John, vinegar, 450 w Pratt
Kaempff Gustav A. jeweler, 248 Light
Kaeser Geo. D. grocer, 500 n Gay
Kafeleiu John, laborer, 228 s Ann
Kaffman Casper, curled hair manuf. Freder-
ick road, near city limits
KAFLINSKI CHaS. gas fitter and fixtures,
138 w Fayette, dw 136
Kager John D. drayman, 30 s Dewberry al
Kagle Geo. cabinet maker, 40 Granby
Kahl John, cooper, 196 Hamburg
Kahl John, tailor, 244 n Caroline
Kahl John, cooper, 424 w Baltimore
Kahl John, painter, 61 n High
Kahl John F. photograph painter, 87 e Lom-
bard
Kalil Julius, cap maker, 424 Penna. av
Kahl Morris, pocket-book maker, 68 Raborg
Kalikr Adam, flour and feed, n w cor Eutaw
and German, dw 48 Pearl
Kahler Anna C. laundress, 200 w Fayette
Kahler Caspar, tailor. 258 Canton av
Kahler George, cooper, 183 s Sharp
Kahler Jacob, cooper, 101 Dover
Kahler John, shoemaker, 165 s Eden
Kahler Philip, laborer, 106 Frederick av
Kahler Thos.H. porter, 17 Chatsworth
Kahler Wm. cooper, 181 s Wolfe
Kahlert F. shoemaker, 284 s Ann
Kahlert Julius, clerk, 191 Preston
Kahline John J. tailor, 224 Hamburg
Kahlippe John, laborer, 34 Ryan
Kahmer Philip, broom manuf. 28 Ensor
Kahn Aaron, Jewish butcher, 25 n Eden
Kahn Benhart, pedler, 14 Hampstead
Kahn Conrad, carter, 23 Goodman al
Kahn Mrs. Conrad, 3 Gould la
Kahn George, wood sawyer, 24 Holland
Kahn Joseph, second hand dealer, 218 s Car-
oline
Kahn Joseph, locksmith, 473 w Baltimore
Kahn Michael, fisherman, 109 Hamburg
Kahn Moses, (Hess, Blum& Co.) 49 s Exe-
ter
Kahn Samuel, clothier, 279 w Baltimore, dw
96 n Paca
Kahn & Schloss, wholesale clothiers, 305 w
Baltimore
Kailor Cornelius, laborer, 58 Hull
Kaiser Andrew, 164 s Spring
Kaiser Catharine, grocery, 66 s Paca
KAISER CHARLES, lager beer, 16 e Lom-
bard
Kaiser Christopher, varnisher, 43 Marion
Kaiser Frank, gardener, n ecor Franklin and
Gilmor
Kaiser George, porter, 66 s Paca
Kaiser Jacob, lager beer, 200 Cathedral
Kaiser John, varnisher, 335 s Charles
Kaiser John H. tavern, 34 s Sharp, dw 32
Kaiser John H. porter, s w cor Paca and El-
bow la
Kaiser Wm. barkeeper, 21 n Frederick
Kaiser Wm. shoemaker, 244 s Bond
Kaiser Wm. boot and shoemaker, 15 e Lom-
bard
Kaiss John, barrel dealer, 252 Hanover
Kalb Jacob, porter, 152 w Pratt
Kalb John B. grocer, 299 s Sharp
Kalb Margaret, 172 s Caroline
Kalb Margaret, trimmings, 65 Preston
Kalbfleisch Henry, 235 Lemmon
Kalbfleisch Jacob, clerk, 235 Lemmon
Kalbfleisch John, shoemaker, 13 Jackson ct
Kalbfus John, plasterer, 217 Gough
Kalbfus Lewis, sr. (K. & Locher,) 274 Lex-
ington
Kalbfus Lewis, jr. clerk, 53 n Paca
Kalbfus & Locher, morocco dressers, 8 s Cal-
vert, and factory 137 n Front
Kalbfus Mrs. Margaret, 55 n Greene
Kaler Wm. laborer, 277 Aliceanna
Kalkman Henry F. grocer, 29 n Poppleton
Kalkman Von HoUen, attorney, 13 Lexing-
ton, dw 51 w Biddle
Kalljenn Karl, 25 s Bethel
Kallmeyer John, cooper, 17 and 21 Fell, and
294 s Ann,dw 155 s Ann
Kallus Joseph, laborer, 53 Aliceanna
Kalmey Fred 'k, engineer, 67 Portland
Kalmey Henry, 63 Albemarle
Kalnel Joseph, laborer, 265 s Ann
Kalor Geo. tailor, 109 n Spring
Kalow Christopher, carpenter, 139 s Castle al
Kaltenbach Fredk. 160 Montgomery
Kalter John, wood sawyer, 251 w Biddle
Kalvelage John W. grocer, 307 s Charles
Kalvelage John H. B. grocer, 143 William-
son
J. HKNRY GIESS:, Commlasion Slerdumt, for tlie sale ot F-lour, Grain, Seeds, &o.
Roaendale Cameut and Calcined Plaster constantly on luund, 91 Spear's 'W]i«r£
KAM
211
KAU
Kambel George, clerk, 25 s Carey
Kammel Wm. baker, 324 s Sharp
Kammer Henry, tailor, 82 Park
Kammerer Matthew, brick maker, 339 s
Charles
Kammerer Philip A. tailor, 27 Carlton
Kammerger Frederick, cooper, 288 s Charles
Kamp Peter, brick maker, Clinton s of Boston
Kampe John F. butcher, 108 Centre and 57
Belair markets, dw York road, Baito. co
Xamper Henry, feed, 23 Balderston
Kamphaiise Rudolph, carpenter, 62 Park
Kamps George, grocer, 16 Gough
Kamps Harman, grocer, 16 L. Gough
Kamps Henry, piano maker. West w of Eu-
taw
Kanauf Wm. carpenter, 83 Peirce
Kane Adam, hack driver, 67 e Monument
Kane Amelia S. 210 n Howard
Kane Ann L. washerwoman, 93 Hamburg
Kane Ann, 137 Raborg
Kane Bartholomew, mariner, 189 s Chester
Kane Bernard, grocer, 263 a Eden
Kane Dennis, gardener, 189 n Caroline
Kane Edward, painter, 43 Henrietta
Kane Frank, laborer, 33 Hiilen
Kane Mrs. E. R. 225 Franklin
Kane George P. 163 St. Paul
Kane Hugh, tailor, 124 e Fayette
Kane James, carter, 58 Dolphin
Kane James, waiter, 56 Chesnut
Kane James, boot fitter, 22 Willow
KANE JAMES, dealer in and rectifier of li-
quors, 62 Thames
Kane John laborer, 329 Forrest
Kane John, stone mason, 156 Raborg
Kane John, laborer, 80 Goodman al
Kane John, laborer, 9 Grace ct
Kane John, laborer, 14 Pleasant al
Kane John, laborer, 346 s Sharp
Kane Mrs. Margaret, 34 New Church
Kane Martin, laborer, 109 York
Kane Morris, laborer, 4 Monmonier's ct
Kane Michael, laborer, 58 Boyd
Kane Michael, laborer, 71 Buren
Kane Michael F. blacksmith, 93 Hamburg
Kane Owen, boarding, 142 Lee
Kane Patrick, laborer, 176 Greenmount av
Kane Patrick, laborer, 25 Pleasant al
Kane Patrick, brass founder, 223 s Ann
Kane Patrick, carter, 174 Conway
Kane Patrick, laborer, 65 n Spring
Kane Capt. Patrick, 269 HolHns
Kane Mrs. Rose, 63 Camden
Kane S. R. (Crommelin & K.) Howard house
Kane Thomas, sawyer, 5 w Centre
Kane Thomas, fisherman, 357 s Sharp
Kane Wm. 168 Greenmount av
Kanegan Julius, piano maker, 355 s Sharp
Kanely James, carpenter, 79 s Mount
Kanely Thomas, engineer, 81 Mount
Kaney Michael, huckster, 390 s Charles
Kanlin Maurice, carter, 141 Henrietta
Kann Jacob, house furnishing and'stove dealer,
104 n Gay
Kann Julius, second hand furniture, 70 Har-
rison, dw 71
Kann Julius, 233 Franklin
KANN SOL. J. importer hardware, 43 and 45
Harrison
Kann Solomon, dry goods, 156 s Broadway
Kannaman Catherine, tailoress, 37 James al
Kansler Charles, huckster, 28 Bank
Kant Anton, tailor, 18 Granby
Kapplee Andrew, tailor, 147 e Pratt
Kappas Philip, porter, 66 Albermarle
Kapper John, gunsmith, 50 Buren
Kappes Frederick, butcher, 5 Walnut al
Kapraun & Walters, blacksmiths, 100 Frede-
rick av, dw Conrad K. 100 Frederick av
Karl John, sr. shoemaker, 105 Peirce
Karl John, jr. shoemaker, 3 New Church
Karl Karl, cabinet maker, 7 Clay
Karl Thomas, 79 North
Karle Henry, cooper, 252 Hamburg
KarltofF Frederick, cigar maker, 37 Bank
Karlton Walter J. tinner. Gay near Front
Karn Christian, carter, 259 s Wolfe
Karn Michael, baker, 180 Peirce
Karney Edward, bar keeper, 38 w Second
Karney Peter, laborer, 215 Lemmon
Karnz Frederick, shoemaker, 21 Gough
Karr Edward, house carpenter, 146 Hughes
Karr Edw. T. ship carpenter, 146 Hughes
Karr James, ship carpenter, 146 Hughes
Karr John, ship carpenter, 146 Hughes
Karr Michael, laborer, 209 s Bethel
Karres Henry, carpenter, 6 McElderry
Karrser Adolphus, clerk, 59 President
Karger Philip, laborer, 112 s Spring
Karscher Gotleib, laborer, 31 Biddle al
Karsner David S. clerk at custom house, Pay-
ette near Gilmore
Karsner Geo. H. clerk, Fayette nr Gilmer
Karsten Gertrude, 148 s Washington, F. P.
KarthuflfjF. 319 s Bond
Kaste Ernst, grocer, 1 Leadenhall
Kasten Charles, shoemaker, 90 n Exeter
Kastner John, shoemaker, 321 n Central av
Katazenslin M. cigars, 179 e Madison
Katham Sophia, grocery, 20 Jefferson
Katham Joseph, tailor, 32 Getman
Katley Francis G. clerk, 7 Columbia
Katz Daniel, pedler, 77 e Lombard
Katz Jacob, furniture, 216 s Caroline
Katz John, (K.& Leiipold,)Bremen,Germany
Katz Samuel, butcher, 54 Belair Market, dw
Baltimore co
KATZ& LEUPOLD, ship and commission
merchants, 17 German
Katz Samuel, butciier, 32 Jefferson
Katzenberger Frank, tanier, 59 Garden
Katzenberger John H. clerk, 59 Garden
Katzenberger Louis, 59 Garden
Katzenberger Louis E. bookkeeper, 89 Pine
Katzenberger Martin, porter, 41 Clay
Katzenberger Margaret, seamstress, 75 Pres-
ton
Katzenburg Samuel, grocer, 311 Canton av
Katzenstein Benj. salesman, cor Central av
and Orleans
Katzenstein Mrs. Matilda, dry goods, cor
Central av and Orleans
Katzenstein Moses, tobacconist, s w cor Ais-
quith and Low, dw 179 e Madison
Katzenstein Peter F. machinist, 429 Lexing-
ton
Katzmimier Geo. shoemaker, 71 Hampstead
Kauck John, tavern, 266 b Broadway
Kauder Andrew J. machinist, 240 Bond
Kauffeller August, tavern, cor Warner and
Henrietta
KAUFFELT & BUCHANAN, produce and
commission merchants, 130 North
Kauffelt C. E. (K. & Buchanan,) 49 Lexing-
ton
GKO. S. PAGB Si BRO., Manmfacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wliar£ C. HART SIIIITH, Agent.
KAU
212
KEE
Kauffelt James B. (K. & Buchanan,) 130
North
Kaufman Mrs. Ann, 122 St. Peters
Kaufman Carl, tavern, 187 Montgomery
Kaufman Charles, clothier, 44 w Pratt, dw 97
n Gay
Kaufman Conrad, butcher, Chester near Mon-
ument
Kaufman Elias, clerk, 22 n Eutaw
Kaufman Frederick, baker, 408 n Gay
Kaufman Frederick, shoemaker, 512 w Pratt
Kaufman Henry, hack driver, 84 Bank
Kaufman Henry, pedler, 47 Harrison
Kaufman Henry Caspar, hair curler, 4 Recha-
bite hall, w Fayette, dw Baltimore Co
Kaufman Jesse, butcher, 154 Division
Kaufman Joseph, laborer, 27 Fell
Kaufman Joseph, grocery, 362 Light
Kaufman Joseph, horse dealer, 28 s Paca
Kaufman Lewis, clerk, 362 Light
Kaufman Lewis, shoemaker, 31 George
Kaufman Mary, 270 s Bond
Kaufman Moses, pedler, 6 Broad al
Kaufman Moses, second-hand goods, 39 Port-
land
Kaufman Solomon, second-hand furniture, 170
Columbia
Kaufman S. pedler, 36 Low
Kaufman Wm. clerk, 2 Andre
Kauffman Christia.n, butcher, 150 s Fremont
Kauffman Christian, 392 West
Kauffman George, laborer, 392 West
Kauffman Geo. H. shoemaker, 7 New Church
Kauffman Hiram, butcher, 57 Centre, 8 Lex-
ington, and 8 Hanover markets, dw 542
Penna. av
Kauffman John C. carpenter, 166 Conway
Kauffman Marion W. police, 285 e Pratt
Kauffman Mrs. Sarah, 151 n Paca
Kauffman Warner, tailor, 109 s Broadway
Kauffman William, shoemaker, 18 Gough
Kauher John, baker, 167 n Eden
Kaun Anthony, tailor, 315 e Lombard
Kaupholz George, tailor, 20 Stiles
Kaupp John, tavern, 89 w Fayette
Kautmeyer Philip, blacksmith, 62 James al
Kautz Andrew, tailor, 287 n Central av
Kavanagh Alice, 89 Albemarle
Kavanagh Chas. W. clerk, 17 nHigh
Kavanagh Dennis, grocer, n e cor Front and
Hiilen
Kavanagh James T. printer, 89 Albemarle
Kavanagh Joseph, coppersmith, 89 Albemarle
Kavanagh Wm. McK. clerk, 17 n High
Kavanagh Patrick, clerk, 17 n High
Kaylor John, police, 149 Conway
Kaylor Michael, laborer, 73 Albemarle
Kaylor Joseph, tailor, 6 Tessier,
Kaylor Thomas, photographist, 149 Conway
Kayser Alexander, jeweler, 42 Hanover, dw
92 Camden
Kayser George, cooper, 168 s Spring
Kayser John, pedler. 146 Light
Kayzer Charles, butter and eggs, 133 Lex-
ington
Kay ton Henrietta, 490)^ w Baltimore
Kayton H. H. boots an^ shoes, 70 Hanover,
dw 33 Greene
KEACH CYRIL W. eating house, German
St. hall, 26 German
Keach Lawson P. at German-st. hall, d w 118 n
Gay
Kcafauvr Charles M. clerk, 25 s Eutaw
Keafauvr John, flour, 25 s Eutaw
Keafer John, blacksmith, 25 Central av
Keafer Peter, laborer, cor Elliott and Clinton
Keal John, laborer, 155 Chesapeake
Kcan John, grocery, n e cor Monument and
Stirling
Keane Hugh, tailor, 124 e Fayette
Keane James, tailor, 24 n Poppleton
Keanhold Philip, carver, 152 HoUins
Kearnan Margaret, 20 Block
Kearney Alice, washerwoman, Jordan al
KEARNEY EDWARD, livery and sale sta-
bles, 56 Centre, dw 63
Kearney John, laborer, 243 Gough
Kearney Luke, — Park near Lexington
Kearney Samuel, shoemaker, 83 Booth
Kearns Ann, 98 Ross
Kearns Edward, laborer, 104 Harford av
Kearns James, laborer, 29 Centre Market
space
Kearns Mrs. Julia, milk, 22 s Front
Keating Patrick, grocery, n e cor Harford av
and Chew
Keavins Isabella B. 50 Lee
Keavins Sarah F. teacher, 50 Lee
Kebel Benedicta, rag picker, 188 French
Kebel William, harness maker, 96 Leadenhall
Keck Ernest, tailor, 73 Harrison
Keck George, coopef and grocer, 219 a Bond
Keck Joseph A. blacksmith. Booth e of Carey
Keck Dr. Peter, 76 e Lombard
Keck Samuel, blacksmith, 249 HoUins
Keech Dr. Henry H. dentist, n w cor Eutaw
and Fayette
Keef John, 47 s Frederick
Keef John, porter, 160 e Madison
Keef John, laborer, 143 Albemarle
Keef Peter, 76 e Lombard
Keefe Wm. D. bookkeeper, 14] Hanover
Keefer Charles, cooper, Madison one door
w of Spring
Keefer Dennis, flour and feed, 558 w Balti-
more, dw 560
Keefer Jacob, cooper, 240 e Madison
Keefer John, blacksmith, 2 s Central av
Keefer John, stove fitter, 487 w Pratt
Keefer Justus, canvasser, 109 n Broadway
Keefer Philip, carpenter, 263 Aisquith ,
Keegan Patrick, tavern, 141 Front
Keehnett John, blacksmith, 125 Barre
Keel John, laborer, 69 s Chapel
Keelan Bernard, clerk, 130 Harford av
Keeling George T. tavern, 53 s Frederick
Keen Mrs. Ann, 490 Lexington
Keen Frederick W, 137 s Bethel
Keen Geo. V. (K. & Hagerty) 96 Barre
KEEN & HAGERTY, dealers and manu-
facturers tin and sheet iron ware, 37 and 39
s Calvert
Keen Geo. W. silver plater, 26 St. Mary
Keenan Catherine, laundress, 2 West Falls av
Keenan Daniel, shoemaker, 62 Raborg
Keenan Daniel, blacksmith and wheelwright,
23 Barre
Keenan Dennis, shoemaker, 62 Raborg
Keenan Ellen F. seamstress, 62 Raborg
Keenan Mrs. Ellen M. dressmaker, 62 Raborg
Keenan James, blacksmith, 84 Holiday, dw 28
Keenan James, laborer, 53 Tyson
Keenan, McNally & Co. saddlery hardware
and carriage materials, 18 s Charles
Keenan Margaret, seamstress, 62 Raborg
Keenan Owen, laborer, 8 Grundy
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mntnal
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
KEE
213
KEL
Keenan Patrick, laborer, 595 Penna. av
Keenan Thomas, laborer, 19 Armistead la
Keenati William, shoemaker, 296 Johnson
Keenan Wm. H. (K., McNally & Co.) 161
St. Paul
Keene Adam, boiler maker, 22 Neighbor
Keene Benj. R. clerk. Sun office, 275 Hollins
Keene Col. Benj. G. 102 Hoffman
Keene Edward A. & Co. wines and liquors,
591^ s Charles
Keene" Edwin, clerk, 12 Barnet'
Keene Edward A. (E. A. K. & Co.) 160 s
Charles
Keene Frederick P. 160 s Charles
Keene Jesse L. (Hammond, Bro. & Co. ) 12
Barnet
KEENE JOHN HENRY, Jr. attorney, 15
St. Paul, dw 76 Saratoga
Keene John T. soldier, 60 n OregoTi
Keene JVlrs. Mary J. 148 St. Paul
Keene Samuel, miller, 32 Constitution
Keene Samuel E. mariner, 228 s Durham
Keene S. R. 12 Penn
Ktene Capt. Wm. W". mariner, 77 Lee
Keene Wm. G. soldier, 60 n Oregon
Keene Wm. H. H. soldier, 60 Oregon
Keener Ambrose, shoemaker, 3 Spring ct
Keener A. shoemaker, 287 Canton av
Keener A. De Kalb, clerk Adams Express, 51
German
Keener Mrs. Christian, boarding, 141 w
Fayette
Keener David, U. S. A. 141 w Fayette
Keener John H. brass founder, 46 Thames,
dw 273 e Lombard
Keener Wm. C. chairmaker, 10 Jackson
Keener Dr. Wm. H. 16 n Charles
Keenright John, ship carpenter, 146 Mul-
berry
Keerl Margaret, 47 German
Keerl Susan, 164 w Fayette
KEERL THOMAS M. attorney, 31^ n
Charles, dw 44 Cathedral
Keerl Mrs. Thomas M. 44 Cathedral
Kees Charles, tailor, 12 Gould al
Kees Francis B. bookkeeper, 351 w Lombard
Kees John B. salesman, 351 w Lombard
Kees John, cedar cooper, 125 n High
Kees Mary M. 11 n Central av
Kees Lawrence, cedar cooper, 125 n High
Keffner George, pottery, 394 Penna. av dw
386
Kegan Michael, laborer. 367 s Charles
Kegler John G. confectionery, 264 w Lexing-
ton
Kehl C. laborer, 28 Thames
KehoeAnn, 194 Mulberry
Kehoe Wm. laborer, 411 s Charles
Kehrer Mrs. Anna, 768 w Baltimore
Keibler Jacob, turner, 50 s Paca
Keidel Charles, clerk, 199 Hoffman
Keidel Conrad, grocer, 2 Tessier
Keidel Henry, clerk, 3 Hanover
Keidel Louis J. clerk, 96 Saratoga
Keidel Wm, shoemaker, 3 Tessier
Keider Francis, shoemaker, 47 Ross
Keiefer John, laborer, Clinton near O'Donnell
Keifel John G. at tobacco warehouse, 178
Dover
Keifer Rosanna, Clinton near O'Donnell
Keigan Margaret, huckstress, 107 Columbia
Kei_'hler Mrs. Mary, 326 n Eutaw
Keighler John, carpenter, 305 e Eager
J. HENRY GIESE, Commis«.Eo:» Plerdiant, for tlie sale of notur, GrBlto, Seeds, &c.
RoseudUUe Cemeut and Caietned Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's IVharf.
Keighler J. Checkley, clerk, 326 n Eutaw
Keighler Wm. H. 326 n Eutaw
Keighler Wm. H. jr. 326 n Eutaw
Keiho Michael, laborer, 23 Buren
Keil Frederiek, 174 Vme
Keil George, cabinet maker, 174 Vine
Keil John, artist, 174 Vine
Keil Philip, carpenter, 174 Vine
Keil Ferdinand, varnisher, 34 n Liberty
Keil Christian, carter, 131 West
Keilholtz Chas. painter, 11 n Sharp, dw 267
s Paca
Keilholiz George, marble worker, 533 Lax-
ington
Keilholtz Jacob, moulder, 127 n Fremont
Keilholtz Jacob, well digger, 21 Sterrett
KEILHOLTZ OTIS, paints, glass and oils,
170 Franklin, dw 248 Saratoga
Keilholtz Wm. 352 Lexington
Keiling Fred, whitewasher, 28 Albemarle
Keily Richard, grocery, 409 w Pratt
Keim Casper, hod carrier, 30 Union
Keim Christian, laborer, 396 Canton av
Keim Francis, cutler, 253 s Ann
Keim Henry W. A. shoemaker, 46 German
Keim John, shoemaker, 112 Saratoga
Keimerdinger John C. shoemaker, 14 Ross
Keimer Casper, 195 East
Keimer John, tailor, 74 Jasper
Keimer Joseph, tavern, 71 s Charles
Keimig John, tailor, 72 n Schroeder
Keimig Joseph, whitewasher, 261 Aisquith
Kein John, stone mason, 28 n Poppleton
Keiner John, 259 s Ann
Keirle Alfred G. carpenter, 735 w Baltimore
Keirle Wm. H. police, 25 s Oregon
Keirle Wm. F. 25 s Oregon
Keisler Michael, shoemaker, 192 s Bethel
Keiser Adam, carpenter, 54 St. Mary
Keiser C. laborer, 276 s Durham
Keiser Jacob, wood sawyer, 27 n Dallas
Keiser Magnus, 73 Granby
Keiser Mrs. Mary Ann, 194 s Sharp
KEISER LEWIS R. fruit and oyster can
manufactory, Gravel al. rear of 9 Mulberry,
dw 7 McEi'derry
Keiser Philip, laborer, Jackson near Fort
Covington
Keisler Jerome, laborer, 243 Light
Keisman Mrs. Margaret, 246 Franklin
Keisner Jacob, laborer, 276 Aliceanna
Keissel Andrew S. shoemaker, 512 Light
Keith Edward H. engineer M. C. R. R., 305
Garden
Keith G. W. iron roller, 401 Canton av
Keith Charles A. puddler, Essex, bet. Alice-
anna and Burke
Keith E. M. (M. K. jr. & Son,) 105 Park
Keith M. jr., (M. K. jr. & Son,) 105 Park
Keith M. jr. & Son, American hardware, iron,
«&c. 23 s Charles
Kelbaugh Mrs. Ann, 44 n Amity
Kelbaugh Jehu, stone mason, 22 n Oregon
Kelbaugh John, carpenter, 44 n Amity
Kelby Mrs. Honora, laundress, 20 n Poppleton
Keldner Peggy, milliner, 273 n Gay
Keldner Michael, 273 n Gay
Keil Peter, butcher, Penna. av n of Northern
avenue
Kellaher ThoYnas, laborer, 75 Hull
Kellem Susan E. dressmaker, 102 Jefferson
Kellenberger James W. carpenter, 441 Penna.
KEL
214
KEL
Keller Andrew J. provisions, n w cor Madi-
son and Eiddle
Keller Anton, laborer, 255 Aliceanna
Keller Andrew, tailor, 178 Raborg
Keller Andrew, laborer, 16 Fall
Keller Caroline, 267 e Lombard
Keller Charles, baker, 172 Henrietta
Keller Mrs. Catherine, 43 Scott
Keller Conrad, junk, n w cor Boston and
Winder
Keller Edward B. butcher, 82 Lexington and
22 Hollins markets, dw Frederick road,
near Paradise Hotel
Keller Edward, tailor, 9 Plowman
Keller Edward, whitewasher, 135 Spring
Keller Eliza, dressmaker, 155 Penna. av
Keller Francis, cooper, 82 Leadenhall
Keller George, laborer, 85 Eastern av
Keller Henry V. puddler, 1 Gist, Canton
Keller Henry, cooper, 59 n Schroeder
Keller Mrs. Harriet, 207 Preston
Keller John, saddler, 95 Penna. av
Keller J. H. shoemaker, 214 e Baltimore
Keller Jacob, shoemaker, 427 n Gay
Keller John, steam dyer, 95 Lexington
Keller John, puddler, 3 Gist
Keller John, soldier, 207 Preston
Keller Josiah G. butcher, 150 George
Keller Joseph M. brewer, 236 e Eager
Keller Mrs. Mary L. seamstress, 18 Ross
Keller Mrs. Mary A. 118 Boyd
Keller 0. J. brakesman, 52 s Schroeder
Keller Robert, brickmaker, 13 Wyeth
Keller Samuel, soldier, 207 Preston
Keller Thomas, mail agent. Fountain Hotel
Kellerman George, paver, Chase, near Central
avenue
Kelley Daniel M. 10 Hamburg
Kelley E. 14 Fell
Kelley James L. machinist, 399 w Pratt
Kelling Louis, blacksmith, 546 Saratoga
Kellinger Wm. J. (G. & N. Popplein) 112
Hanover
Kellner John, tobacconist, 229 Canton av
Kellner M. laborer, 236 s Broadway
Kellner Maria, miUiner, 231 Canton av
Kellow Jane, laundress, 12 Pearl al
Kellum Lewis, agent, 34 n Front
Kelly Ann, tailoress, 164 West
Kelly Ann S. 114 York
Kelly Ann 149 n Fremont
Kelly Andrew J. painter, 93 n Amity
Kelly Mrs. Ann, 170 Ensor
Kelly Archibald M. ship carpenter, 107 s
Washington, F. P.
Kelly Albert, shoemaker, 78 Booth
Kelly Bernard, 334 East
Kelly Bryan, laborer, 100 Goodman al
Kelly Bridget, huckstress, 4 Plowman
Kelly Mrs. Bridget, 53 Carlton
Kelly Bridget, laundress, 13 Hull
Kelly Mrs. Bridget, laundress, 27 Haw
Kelly Caleb, groceries and feed, 39 Columbia
Kelly Catherine, 349 Forrest
Kelly Catherine, tavern, 17 w Fayette
Kelly Mrs. Charles A. boarding, 19 Monu-
ment Square, Calvert
Kelly Caleb C. J. clerk, 39 Columbia
Kelly Charles, 3 Chesnut
Kelly Charles W. clerk, 79 n Liberty
Kelly Charles, puddler, 2 Windsor
Kelly Charles, boiler maker, Grundy near
Preston
Kelly Christian, laborer, 115 Plum
Kelly Mrs. Clara J. dressmaker, 213 w
Fayette
Kelly Daniel M. shoemaker, 213 w Fayette
Kelly Dominick, laborer, 10 Neighbor
Kelly Dominick, laborer, Clinton s of Boston
Kelly Elizabeth, 108 n High
Kelly Elizabeth, seamstress, 19 Little Mc-
Elderry
Kelly Elizabeth, 97 Cambridge
Kelly Elizabeth, confectionery, 183 s Wolfe
Kelly Elizabeth, 218 German
Kelly Edward, laborer, 32 Boyd
Kelly Edward, laborer, 239 Hamburg
Kelly Mrs. Elizabeth, 23 Granby
Kelly Mrs. Elizabeth, Grundy near Mosher
Kelly Ellen, grocer, 251 e Fayette
Kelly Ellen, confectionery, 42 Greenmount
avenue
Kelly Ellen, 44 Liberty al
Kelly Ellen, embroiderer, 140 w Madison
Kelly Emanuel, ship carpenter, 325 s Charles
Kelly Francis, carpenter, 55 w Biddle
Kelly Francis X. stone cutter, 183 n Paca
Kelly Francis X. attorney at law, 49 w Fa-
yette, dw 79 n Liberty
Kelly George, laborer, rear of 1 Hillen
Kelly George W. painter, 125 Hamburg
Kelly Haines, driver, 187 Preston
Kelly Mrs. Harriet, 51 s Broadway
Kelly Hannah L. 201 Franklin
Kelly, Hazen & Co., railway and ship yard,
Covington, foot of Hamburg
Kelly, Hedian & Piet, printers, booksellers
and stationers, 174 w Baltimore
KELLY HENRY W. tobacconist, 59 s
Broadway, dw 50
Kelly Henry, clerk, 182 Franklin
Kelly Hugh, laborer, 90 s Carey
Kelly Hugh, confectionery, 104 Richmond
Kelly H. H. bookkeeper, 185 Franklin
Kelly Isabella, embroiderer, 140 w Madison .
Kelly Mrs. Isabella, grocery, 55 w Biddle
Kelly Is. blacksmith, 143 Hollins
Kelly Jacob, painter, Amity near Saratoga
Kelly James, grocer, 45 Forrest
KELLY JAMES, restaurant, s e cor Barre
and Howard
Kelly James, soldier, 1 Bevan
Kelly James, potter, 139 Chesnut
Kelly James, tavern, 7 Dover
Kelly James, laborer, 6 Albemarle
Kelly James, ship carpenter, 313 s Bond
Kelly James, ]:irinter, 263 n Central av
Kelly James, laborer, 9 Painter ct
Kelly James, laborer, 136 Holiday
Kelly Johanna, 60 Buren
Kelly Jerome, machinist, 956 w Baltimore
Kelly Mrs. Johanna, 4 Armistead la
Kelly John, laborer, Carr's wharf
Kelly John, barkeeper, 49 Buren
Kelly John F. engineer, 152 n Front
Kelly John, laborer, 216 Lexington
Kelly John, express wagoner, 63 Perry
Kelly John W. soldier, 9 Guilford al
Kelly John, soldier, 114 York
Kelly John, baker, 104 Richmond
Kelly John J. bookkeeper, 79 n Liberty
Kelly John W. coal and wood, Biddle near
Cathedral, dw 103 Preston
Kelly John W. ship carpenter, 212 Eastern av
Kelly John, carpenter, 133 Eager
Kelly John, ship carpenter, 123 s Wolfe
GBO. S. PAGB Si BRO., Manufncturers of Roof« and Roofing Materials, 111 Snath's
\inharf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
KEL
215
KEM
Kelly John, laborer, 17 w Fayette
Kelly John, laborer, 11 Colvin ct
Kelly John, laborer, 19 Tyson al
Kelly John, carpenter, 42 Greenmount av
Kelly John, laborer, 7 Slemmer al
Kelly John, blacksmith, 956 w Baltimore
Kelly John, laborer, 18 President
Kelly John, laborer, 156 Carlton
Kelly John H. soldier, 49 Harmony la
Kelly John H. clerk, 214 e Baltimore
Kelly Joseph, caulker, 114 York
Kelly Joseph, laborer, 109 York
Kelly Joseph, jeweler, 112 Stirling
Kelly Joseph M. stone cutter, 218 n Howard
Kelly Joseph, ship carpenter, 393 Canton av
Kelly Jiflia, trimmings, 428 w Baltimore
Kelly Lewis, laborer, 1 Bevan
Kelly Margaret, 6 Hammond al
Kelly iVIartin, laborer, 6 Fulton al
Kelly Mary, music teacher, 93 Albemarle
Kelly Mrs. Mary, 32 n Oregon
Kelly Mary Anp, grocery, n e cor Schroeder
and Boyd
Kelly Mary, 218 n Howard
Kelly Matthew A. tailoress, 164 West
Kelly Mrs. huckstress, 4 Plowman
Kelly Michael, laborer, 542 Saratoga
Kelly Michael, shoemaker, 29 Buren
Kelly Michael, laborer, 58 Elliott
Kelly Michael, tailor, 82 Holiday
Kelly Michael, laborer, 131 Castle al
Kelly Michael, barkeeper, 8 Albemarle
Kelly Michael J. (K., Hedian & Piet,) 73
Franklin
Kelly Michael, drayman, 356 Ostend
Kelly Michael, hackman, 13 New Church
Kelly Michael, laborer, 7 Colvin ct
Kelly Michael, laborer, 251 e Fayette
Kelly Michael, laborer, 113 York
Kelly Morgan, laborer, 49 Forrest
Kelly Mordecai K. drover, 73 Columbia
Kelly Patrick, laborer, 3 Guilford al
Kelly Patrick H. carpenter, 21 Biddle
Kelly Patrick H. morocco finisher, 77 Mc-
Elderry
Kelly Patrick, porter, n e cor Schroeder and
Boyd
Kelly Phillip, laborer, St. Charles hotel, L. P
Kelly Patrick, grocer, 27 Booth
Kelly Patrick, laborer, 134 Harford av
Kelly Patrick, laborer, 311 Forrest
Kelly Peter, laborer, 363 Columbia
Kelly Peter A. (Timothy K. & Son,) 79 n
Liberty
Kelly Peter, laborer, 8 L. Barclay
Kelly Richard, machinist, 104 West
Kelly Mrs. Sarah. 107 s Washington, F. P.
Kelly Sarah G. tailoress, 164 West
Kelly Sarah Jane, saleswoman, 104 Richmond
Kelly Sophia, 140 w Madison
Kelly Mrs. Susan, tailoress, 4 Albemarle
Kelly Sylvester R. machinist, 457 n Gay
Kelly Capt. Thomas, mariner, 51 s Broadway
Kelly Thomas, laborer, 18 Scott
Kelly Thomas, huckster, 84 s Poppleton
Kelly Thaddeus, shoemaker, rear of 79 n
Eutaw
Kelly Thomas, porter, 18 Scott
Kelly Thomas, shoemaker, 9 Hillen
Kelly Thomas, laborer, 70 s Chapel
Kelly Theophilus J. clerk, 73 Franklin
Kelly Timothy & Son, merchant tailors, 3 n
Liberty, dw T. K. 79
Kelly Timothy, soldier, 1 Bevan
Kelly Washington, bookkeeper, 5 n Ann
Kelly Wm. laborer, 81 n High
Kelly Wm. L. soldier, 325 s Charles
Kelly Wm. B. laborer, 84 Block
Kelly Wm. J. tavern, 82 West Falls av
Kelly Wm. (K., liazen &.Co.) 102 William
Kelly Wm. porter, Madison near Harford av
Kelly Wm. H. clerk, 184 e Madison
Kelly Wm. tavern, 46 Short
Kelly Wm. clerk, 11 Lexington
Kelly Wm. L. ship carpenter, 144 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Kelly Wm. T. produce agent, 203 s Paca
Kelner James, laborer, 416 Canton av
Kelner Joseph, laborer, 416 Canton av
Kelser Frederick, box maker, 1 Brannan ct
KELSEY & GRAY, ship brokers and com.
merchts.sw cor Pratt and Buchanan's wharf
Kelsey Henry, (K.&. Gray,) 90 e Baltimore
Kelsey Mrs. Sally, 54 s Exeter
Kelsey Wm. S. ship carpenter, 144 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Kelshbaum John, huckster, 187 s Dallas
Kelso John R. 51 s Sharp
Kelso John R. jr., (M. Keith, jr. & Son,) 227
Garden
Kelso Maria D. C. dressmaker, 182 East
Kelso Wm. watchman, 20 Marriott
Keltenback Mrs. Sophia, 140 Hughes
Kelty Wm. K. tailor, 271 William
Keltz Henry, shoemaker, 171 s Bethel
Kemlett John, shoemaker, 200 s Bond
Kemmellin J. Michael, 166 s Spring
Kemp Ann, confectionery, 244 s Broadway
Kemp Ann, seamstress, 123 Bank
Kemp C. E. (Hopkins, Harden & K.) necor
Baltimore and Calhoun
Kemp Edward D. 199 n Charles
Kemp Francis, milkman, 376 e Eager
Kemp Frederick C. bricklayer, 88 Chew
Kemp George, sr., tailor, 159 s Washington,
F. P.
Kemp George, jr., shipsmith, 159 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Kemp Henry, shipsmith, 159 s Washington,
F. P.
Kemp Henry, livery stables, 72 German, dw
313 Fayette
Kemp James T. musical and mathematical
instrument maker, 28 s High
Kemp Jacob F. 92 w Baltimore
Kemp James, ship carpenter, 172 s Ann
Kemp James, shoemaker, 22 Chesnut al
Kemp Joseph H. ship carpenter, 159 s Ann
Kemp Joseph F. architect, 116 s Paca
Kemp Mary V. dress maker, 116 Vine'
Kemp Oscar T. clerk, 313 w Fayette
Kemp Richard, jr., bookkeeper, 192 Saratoga
Kemp RichardjSec'y Merchants' Shot Works,
192 Saratoga
Kemp Richard C. grain, flour and feed, n w
cor Bank and Central av., dw 34 s Spring
Kemp Mrs. Ruth, 256 Mulberry
Kemp Simon, 578 Lexington
Kemp Simon, jr., clerk, 578 Lexington
Kemp Thomas, ship carpenter, 159 s Ann
Kemp Thomas, 189 Garden
Kemp Velmena, confectionery, 58 Harrison
Kemp Dr. Wm. M. 55 n Greene
Kemp Wm. clerk, 162 Saratoga
Kemp Wm. brickmaker, 627 Light
, Kemp Wm. ship carpenter, 304 e Pratt
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and I,ife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutnal
Benefit Life Insurance Co., IVe-nrark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
KEM
216
KEN
Kempell C. laborer, 117 Lancaster
Kemper Henry F. shoemaker, 93 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Kemper Henry J. cigar maker, 93 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Kemper Henry, box maker, German, betw.
Howard and Eutaw
Kemper John, clerk, 180 s Fremont
Kemper Louisa, 504 Penna av
Kemper Wm. H. laborer, 352 Penna av
Kemper Wm. harness maker, 127 Raborg
Kemper Wm. stove jobber, 252 Penna av
Kemper Wm. teamster, 298 s Paca
Kemps George, confectionery, 226 e Madi-
son
Kempton M. 23 Jackson
Kencher Bartley, laborer, 6 Booth
Kendall Ann E. 341 w Lombard
Kendall Geo. ensign U. S. A., 193 Bank
Kendall Henry L. steamed oysters, cor. Holi-
day and Baltimore, dw 48 e Fayette
Kendall Henry M. grocer, 28 n Front
Kendall Mrs. Prudence H. 240 Pearl
Kendall Wm. 91 Mulberry
Kendler John, gunsmith, 178 McHenry
Kendrig Mrs. Catherine, 230 e Lombard
Keneel George, laborer, 7 Hull al
Kenear Robert, shoemaker, 164 Aisquith
Kenley Susan, boarding, 31 Pearl
Kenly George T. 299 w Lombard
Kenly Gen. John R., U. S. A., 441 w Balti-
more
Kenna Fred, driver, 29 Granby
Kennard A. A. bookkeeper, 27 n Calvert
Kennard Mrs. Alex. A. 459 w Fayette
Kennard Baltis H. inspector, over 3 n Calvert,
dw 576 Lexington
Kennard Branson F. clerk, 396 w Fayette
KENNARD GEO. L grocer and liquor deal-
er, 235 n Gay
Kennard Joseph, ship joiner, 157 Gough
Kennard Priscilla, dressmaker, 248 Hollins
Kennard Richard, block and pump maker,
135 s Ann
Kennard Susan, dry goods, 223 n Gay
Kennard Thomas A. moulder, 261 Hollins
Kennard Wm, H. sr. 396 w Fayette
Kennard Wm. H. jr. ornamental carver, 24 n
Sharp, dw 460 Lexington
Kennady Mrs. Ellen, 1 L. Ross
Kennady Thos. coachmaker, 1 L. Ross
Kenneally Mrs. Emily, Strieker n of PVemont
Kennedy Alexander, drayman, 192 n Eden
Kennedy Ann, dressmaker, 114 Saratoga
Kennedy Dennis, cellar digger, 194 Harford av
Kennedy Elizabeth, 162 e Madison
Kennedy Elizabeth, 73 Raborg
Kennedy Felix, marble polisher, 21 McHenry
Kennedy Henry C. soldier, 88 Hamburg
Kennedy Henry, laborer, 725 w Pratt
Kennedy Jas. P. grocery and feed store, n c
cor Oregon and Pratt
Kennedy Mrs. Jane 44 Saratoga
Kennedy John, car driver, 118 Hollins
Kennedy John T. oyster packer, 41 L. Con-
stitution
Kennedy John Pendleton, LL.D. provost
University of Maryland, dw 90 w Madi-
son
Kennedy Lawrence, carter, 279 a Eutaw
Kennedy Mrs. Mary E. 522 Lexington
Kennedy Mary, 232 Montgomery
Kennedy Mary, tailoress, 28 Abey al
Kennedy Michael, clerk, 19 w Baltimore
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, 660 w Pratt
Kennedy Rosanna, boarding, 19 w Baltimore
Kennedy Susan, dress maker, 73 Raborg
Kennedy Tim, shoemaker, 9 n Poppleton
Kennedy J., Vincent near Baltimore
Kennedy Walter, machinist, 28 e Lombard
Kennedy Wm. W. (John & James Williams
& Co.) 70 Barre
Kennedy Wm. W. portrait painter, 82 w Bal-
timore, dw 70 Chew
Kennedy Wm. president Mount Vernon Co.
dw Greenmount av nr city limits and 26
Mulberry
Kennedy Wm.\T. photographer, 44 Saratoga
Kennedy Wm. T. ship carpenter, 325 Light
Kenneer Theresa, grocer, cor Lombard and
Stockton al
Kenner Ann, 33 Abbot
Kenner Charles, foundryman, Patuxent, Can-
ton
Kenner Conrad, foundryman, 58 Elliott
Kenner Thomas, teamster, 3 Baker ct
Kenner Wm. varnisher, 43 Marion
Kenney Adeline, teacher, 12 Gough
Kenney Annie, gold pens and jewelry, 96 w
Baltimore
Kenney Benj. T. sailmaker, 62 e Pratt
Kenney Benjamin sailmaker, 62 e Pratt
Kenney Mrs boarding, 62 e Pratt
Kenney Edward, laborer, 70 Hamburg
Kenney Francis, laborer, 81 Goodman al
Kenney Francis, teacher, 115Ellicott, Canton
Kenney George, mariner, 54 Philpot
Kenney Henry, laborer, 370 s Eutaw
Kenney Jas. boot and shoemaker, 13 Ensor
Kenney Jeremiah, sr. provisions, 92 Park
Kenney Jeremiah, jr. clerk, 92 Park
Kenney John, laborer, 180 n High
Kenney John, laborer, 229 Lemmon
Kenney Michael, blacksmith, 15 Hillen
Kenney Patrick, ice cart driver, 165 s Central
avenue
Kenney Peter, laborer, 129 e Eager
Kenney Robt. laborer, 32 Morton al
Kenney Thomas, carpenter, 40 Gough
Kenney Wm. T. 104 and 106 Holiday
Kenneybour John, laborer, Burke, Canton
Kenny Cornelius, huckster, 63 Camden
Kenny George, silversmith, 239 n Caroline
Kenny Peter, porter, 127 e Eager
Kenny Thomas, conductor B. & 0, R. R. 209
Barre
Kenny Thomas, bricklayer, 206 n Eden
Kenny Wm. type founder, 67 Hillen
Kenny Wm. R. R. marine fireman, 25 Hen-
rietta
Kensey Albert, machinist, 91 s Fremont
Kensett Mrs. Elizabeth, 31 Stirling
KENSETT THOMAS & CO. preservers of
fresh provisions, oysters, fruits, &c. West
Falls av. and n e cor Central av and Bank
Kensett Thomas (T. K.& Co.) Penna. av nr
tollgate
Kensett Thomas H. (T. K. & Co.) Penna. av
nr tollgate
Kent Ann C. tailoress, 420 Saratoga
KENT CHARLES B. City Passenger R. R.
Hou-se, 734 and 736 Penna. av
Kent Edward E. produce, 158 Pratt, dw 392
Lexington
Kent E. E. clerk, 169 w Lombard
Kent Elizabeth, boarding, 169 w Lombard
J. HEXRY GIESE, Oominissioii MercUont, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Ccmeut and Calcined Plaster conxtantly on hand, HI Spear 'a Wluurf.
KEN
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Kent P. E. clerk, 169 w Lombard
Kentman George, milkman. Western Ceme-
tery lane
Kentner K. laborer, 326 s Bond
Kentner Nicholas, laborer, 228 s Durham
Kentzler Fredk. F. police, 102 Gough
Keogh Henry M. soldier, 239 Peirce
Keogh John, soldier, 239 Peirce
Keogh John, carpenter, 239 Peirce
Keogh John, fireman, 30 Ryan
Keough Patrick, laborer, 15 Colvin ct
Kephart F. laborer, 338 Canton av
Kephart Peter, ice, 4 Dover, dw Fountain
hotel
Kepner F. shoemaker, 230 s Ann
Kepler Geo. W. tobacconist, 139 e Monument
Kepiinger John W. painter, 220 e Madison
Keppie Wm. brass finisher, Ross nr Eutaw
Keppie Henry, gilder, 22 w Lombard
Kerby Dennis, grocer, 271 n Eutaw
Kerby Robert, 181 German
Kercher Anton, carpenter, 124 French
Kercher Conrad, laborer, 81 e Fayette
Kerchner Fredk. A. paper carrier, 18 Chats-
worth
Kerch ner Ferdinand, currier, 236 n Central av
Kerchner John, carter, 115 Penna. av
Kerchner John, shoemaker, 1 Harmony la
Kerchner Mrs. L. C. millinery, 160 Lexington
Kerchling Wm. baker, 115 Aisquith
Kerckhoff George, tobacconist, n w cor Lex-
ington and Liberty
Kerding Henry, laborer, 49 Eastern av
Kerkham Alexander, moulder, 75 Grundy
Kerl Nancy, tavern, 137 Eastern av
Kerlinger Chas. J. v/atchmaker and jeweler,
121^ n Gay
Kerlinger Wm. H. bar tender, 242 Mulberry
Kermode John, wood yard, cor Howard and
Henrietta
Kermode John, fancy goods, 91 n Eutaw
Kern Chas. gun and locksmith, 240 Lee
Kern Catherine, 14 Calverton road
Kern Jacob, drayman, 239 s Wolfe
Kern John, tailor, 239 s Wolfe ,
Kern Martin, furn. carman, 34 Union
Kern Simon, grocery, 5 Walker
Kern Susan, 137 Ross
Kernan Bernard, grocer, 99 Watson
Kernan Catherine, shop, 173 e Eager
Kernan Eugene, restaurant, 19 e Pratt
Kernan James, Fountain hotel
Kernan Jas. H. sexton St. Vincent de Paul's
Church, 84 n Front
Kernan James W. ship carpenter, 43 York
Kernan John, grocer, McKim nr Neighbor
Kernan John, gov't contractor, 86 s Howard
Kernan John, pedler, 52 n Eutaw
Kernan Michael, laborer, 22 Ross
Kernan Mary, 45 e Eager
Kernan Matthew, rag dealer, 292 Harford av
Kernan Michael, grocer, 481 w Pratt
Kernan Michael, carter, 139 n Front
Kernan Michael, hod carrier, 132 s Castle
Kernan Owen, dealer in cotton waste, 127
Ensor
Kernan Peter, 138 Cathedral
Kernan Thomas, grocer, 90 Harford av
Kerndel Charles, dyer, 37 Harrison
Kerner Adam, tavern, 7 Shakspear
Kerner Dr. Charles, 214 s Bond
Kerner Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, s e corner
McElderry and Bond
Kerner Mrs. Francis A. boarding, 199 w Fay-
ette
Kerner Frederick, barber, 214 s Bond
Kerner George, engineer. Fort av nr Lawrence
Kerner Geo. H. clerk Greenmount Cemetery,
151 n Bond
Kerner Gotleib, shoemaker, 19 Butler
Kerner H. F. tobacconist, 226 Garden
Kerner Dr. Henry, 214 s Bond
Kerner John F. tobacconist, 43 e Baltimore,
dw 226 Garden
Kerner John H. clerk, 226 Garden
Kerner Michael, boatman, 105 Cambridge
Kerner M. Harry, telegraph operator, 199 w
Fayette
Kerner Nicholas, tailor, 254 e Lombard
Kerner Philip, clerk, 91 n Exeter
Kerner , laborer, 298 Aliceanna
Kerney Mrs. Bridget, 170 Dover
Kerney Catherine, 303 Forrest
Kerney John, laborer, 104 Bank
Kerney Margaret, 303 Forrest
Kerney Patrick, laborer, 170 Dover
Kerngood & Bro. dry goods, 537 w Baltimore
Kerngood Dora, saleswoman, 537 w Baltimore
Kerngood Marcus, (K.& Bro.) 537 w Baltimore
Kerngood Tobias, (K.& Bro.) 699 w Baltimore
Kerngood Wm. (K. & Bro.) 537 w Baltimore
Kerns John F. tinner, 734 w Baltimore
Kerns John, huckster, 35 Haw
Kerr Andrew S. teacher, 101 Gough
Kerr Catherine, 4 Thompson
Kerr George W. cigar maker, 334 Raborg
Kerr Mrs. Harriet A. 604 Penna av
Kerr James P. , clerk N. C. R. R., 67 Aisquith
Kerr James, cutler, 51 Holland
Kerr James, carpenter, 451 w Fayette
Kerr James, clerk, 48 Saratoga
Kerr Joseph W. police, 2 n Republican
Kerr Joseph, carpenter, 451 w Fayette
Kerr Mary Ann, 28 Neighbor
Kerr Thomas, 28 Neighbor
Kerr Thomas, grocer, 190 n Exeter
Kerr Robert J. reporter, 67 Aisquith
Kerr Wilson, butcher, 604 Penna av
Kerr Wm. J. carpenter, 1 Albert al
Kerr Wm. teacher, 101 Gough
Kerrens Alexander, painter, 194 Eutaw
Kerrens Mrs. Elizabeth,' 194 n Eutaw
Kerris Henry, foundryman, 15 Cannon
Kerry , farmer, 190 East
Kersher Joseph, shoemaker, 40 s Bonll
Kershner Benj. F. hats and caps, 426 w Balti-
more
Kershaw Adam, laborer. Port near Aliceanna
Kerstenbroek Dr. Albert C. 192 Hanover
Kerster Wm. H. pyrotechnist, 330 e Baltimore
Kerstine Conrad, cap maker, 232 s Charles
Kervick K. J. blacksmith, 145 Chesapeake
Kervill Henry, porter, Eager, near York road
Kerwin Bernard, grocer, 124 Ross
Kerwolig Fredk. leather finisher, 26 Somerset
Kes John, sr., shoemaker, 12 Walnut al
Kes John, jr., shoemaker, 12 Walnut al
Kesa August, tailor, 65 s Regester
Keseling Frantz, butcher, 57 Hanover market,
dw Frederick road
Kesler Henry, cooper, 31 Brown
Kesler John, shoemaker, 211 w Pratt
Kesler John, shoemaker, 117 West
Kesler John, brakesman, 81 McHenry
Kesler Wm. conductor B. & 0. R. R., dw 49
Lombard
nfit
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\iriutrf. C. HART SltnTH, Agent.
KES
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KID
Kesling Frank, butcher, Western cemetery la
Kesnieyer George, harness maker, 45 Pratt
Kestner Joseph, shoemaker, 2 Boulden al
Kesmodel Frederick, pickler, Garrison la, near
Frederick road
Kesmodel Martin, Bank la, near Charles, dw
175 n Exeter
Kesner Jacob, painter, 223 s Dallas
Kesner carpenter, 79 s Bank
Kesse George, coachman, 67 Garden
Kesseling John, basket maker, 27 Low
Kessick Mrs. Mary A. grocery, 139 L. Greene
Kessler Amos, barber, 251 e Eager
Kessler Frederick, huckster, 117 West
Kessler George, bricklayer, 582 w Lombard
Kessler George, cabinet maker, 229 e Eager
Kessler George, confectioner, 141 Aisquith
Kessler Jacob, liquors, 452 Saratoga
Kessler John, tailor, 197 Orleans
Kessler John, car driver, 219 s Broadway
Kessler Lizzie, dressmaker, 108 Lexington
Kessler Margaret, tailoress, 175 West
Kessler Margaret & Co., millinery and trim-
mings, 214 Lexington
Kessler Windelin, barber, 87 Ensor
Kessner Wm. laborer, 240 s Durham
Kest Frederick, wood turner, rear of 494
Penna. av
Kesting Louis, shoemaker, 129 Garden
Kesting Philip, file maker, 87 n Front
Kestler John G. provisions, 173 Ross
Kestner Conrad, 159 n Fremont
Kestner Henry, tailor, 147 L. Greene
Kestner John, tailor, 145 Stirling
Kestner R. laborer, 241 s Wolfe
Ketchum E. R. clerk, 48 Bolton
KETCHUM R. V. R. general supply store,
53 w Pratt, dw 48 Bolton
Kelt Emil, artist, 102 Saratoga
Kettel Joseph, locksmith, 6 Hammond al
Kettering Peter, confectionery, 210 n Cen-
tral av
Kettler Catharine, 219 Aliceanna
Kettler Frederick A. stoves, 305 s Bond
Kettler John, baker, 9 Harford av
Kettler Rebecca, 306 Canton av
Keuand Fritz, laborer. 111 s Bond
Keueter Joseph, shoemaker, 213 s Bethel
Keufman Conrad, butcher, Fell's Point Mar-
ket, dw Monument near Maryland Hospital
Kewish Thos. D. tailor, 291 w Pratt
Key George W. telegraph operator, 360 e
Fayette
Key Gabriel P. painter, 1 McHenry
Keyes Gen. E. D., U. S. A. 118 St. Paul
Keyl John, baker, 120 Columbia
Keyl Rev. Wm. 20 Barnet
Keylan Edward, porter wagon, 7 Albemarle
Keys H. H. 37 s Bond
Keys Hugh, (Jas. N. K. & Son,) 98 w Mon-
ument
Keys Jas. G. W. engineer, 338 Eastern av
Keys Jas. N. &, Son, liquors, 93 Franklin
Keys Mrs. Jane, 142 n Fremont
Keys John, clerk, 351 w Lombard
Keys John, engineer, 57 McElderry
Keys Joseph T. (Egerton & K.) 21 Read
Keys Peter, carpenter, 35 w Lombard
Keys Richard B. (Roduy & Co.) 143 Park
Keys Robert T. (R. T. K. & Co.) 79 Ex-
change place
Keys Robert T. & Co. merchandise brokers,
79 Exchange place
Keys Thomas, clerk, dw Mansion House
Keys Wm. cabinet maker, 232 n Bond
Keyser Adam, restaurant, 35 Haubert
Keyser Anthony, varnisher, 217 Montgomery
Keyser Dr. Chas. C. office 170 German, dw
Gen. Wayne Inn
Keyser Chas. M. 55 n Paca
Keyser Charles, barber, 176 s Regester
Keyser Christian, soldier, 285 n Central av
Keyser Christian A. laborer, 91 Cambridge
Keyser Cornelius, carpenter, 4 Emory
Keyser Derick W. (Sharkey & Co.) 504 v
Baltimore
Keyser Mrs. Elizabeth, confectioner, 217
Montgomery
Keyser Geo. grocery, 17 Chesnut al
Keyser Geo. car tender, 679 w Baltimore
Keyser Geo. clerk, 23 n Paca
Keyser Henry, tobacconist, 338 Franklin
Keyser Henry, stone cutter, 5 New
Keyser Henry, blacksmith, 19 Rock
Keyser H.Irvin, (K.,Troxell & Co.)Barnum's
Hotel
Keyser Jacob, carpenter, 401 w Pratt
Keyser Jacob, blacksmith, 524 w Pratt
Keyser James, china, 12 n Howard, dw 23
n Paca
Keyser John F. printer, 373 Saratoga*
Keyser John, laborer, 62 s Regester
Keyser Joseph, laborer, rear 201 Montgomery
Keyser Joseph, fireman, 225 Hollins
Keyser Joseph, porter, 117 Hill
Keyser Louis, soldier, 47 Johnson
Keyser Margaret, laundress, 47 Johnson
Keyser Mary, 17 Chesnut al
Keyser Moses, dry goods, 231 w Pratt
Keyser Nicholas, laborer, 1 Gould la
Keyser Nicholas, laborer, 152 s Charles
Keyser Nicholas, laborer, 329 s Wolfe
Keyser Peter L. tailor, 558 and 558>2 w Pratt
Keyser Philip, laborer, 9 Webb
Keyser Philip C. brakesman, 526 w Pratt
Keyser Philip C. brakesman, 195 Ramsay
Keyser Samuel, huckster, 142 s Durham
Keyser Sebastian, cooper, 58 Bank
KEYSER, TROXELL & CO. iron merchants,
19 s Calvert
Keyser Wm. (K., Troxell & Co.) 93 Cathe-
dral
Keyser Wm. cigar maker, 213 s Eutaw
Keyser Wm. W. clerk, 33 n Paca
Keyworth B. F. cutter, 40 w Fayette
Keyworth Chas. B. merchant tailor, 276 w
Baltimore, dw Baltimore Co
Keyworth Daniel, cutter, 140 w Fayette
Kibler Frederick, machinist, cor Townsend
and John
Kidd Amelia, confectioner, 35 w Baltimore
Kidd Benjamin, of fire department, 45 n Eden
Kidd Charles, edge tool maker, 400 w Pratt,
dw 44 Portland
Kidd Chas. H. edge tool maker, 400 w Pratt,
dw 475 Franklin
Kidd James, rags, 25 French
Kidd James A. clerk, 65 Richmond
Kidd Jared, police, 130 Orleans
Kidd Johanna, 65 Richmond
Kidd John, cattle dealer, 202 Harford av
Kidd Joshua, tavern, 182i.< Forrest, dw Jef-
ferson near Van Buren, Homestead
Kidd Lewis, butcher, Jackson near Harrison,
Homestead
Kidd Moses, wheelwright, 9 n French
■WM. P. WEBB, ivffrliie. Fire and Hfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit liife Insurance Co., IVe-vrark, IV. J.," S9 Second Street.
Slutoja
KID
219
KIM
Kidd Robert, flagman, 3 w Biddle
Kidd Patrick, laborer, 61 James al
Kidd Wm. butcher, Central av near Chase
Kidd Wm. coach maker, 65 Richmond
Kidd Wm. laborer, 402 Harford av
Kidd & White, confectioners and fruiterers,
16 w Baltimore
Kidder Camillus, shipping and com. merchant,
16 Bowly's whf., dw cor Shirk and Decker
Kidel Casper, blacksmith, 45 Lancaster
Kiel Augustus, cigar maker, 61 Henrietta
Kiel John H. watchmaker, 25 e Baltimore
Kielmejer Joseph, cooper, 128 Granby
Kienie Nicholas, tailor, 32 e Fayette
Kienzle Jacob, butcher, 82 Belair market, dw
Monument near Md. Hospital
Kiener Kliment, restaurant, 7 w Pratt
Kientzler Louis, tobacconist, 328 s Charles
Kiersted Maria M. fancy store, 78 s Broad-
way •
Kies Mrs. Louisa, 143 s Chester
Kiesling Andrew, shoemaker, 352 Canton av
Kiestar Conrad, tailor, 58 s Charles
Kiggin Barney, laborer, 305 Eastern av
Kiggin James, carter, cor Lancaster and Can-
non
Kigsner John, tailor, 29 Low
Kihlo Jacob, clerk, 142 Mulberry
Kikner John, tailor, 78 s Wolfe
Kilber Henry, tavern, 323 s Bond
Kilbourn E. (j. attorney, 32 St. Paul, dw
Anne Arundel Co
Kilburn Elizabeth, 4 Abbott
Kilburn Uriah, butter 45 South '
KildufF Arthur, laborer, 164 East
Kilduff John, printer, 123 n Front
KilduffMary Ann, 259 Forrest
Kilduff Patrick, 123 n Front
Kilduff Patrick, porter, 124 Park
Kilduff Stephen, hostler, 289 Forrest
Kile Augustus, cigar maker, 61 Henrietta
Kilfoyle Thomas, brass founder, Addison e
of Front
Kilger Patrick, 16 s Front
KilgourM. W. clerk, 124 n High
KILGOUR DAVID, iron foundry, and nuts
and washers, York between William and
Johnson, dw 66 Conway
Kilgour John, moulder, 103 Chew
Kilgrove Mary, tailoress, 190 HoUins
Kilkin John, omnibus driver, 19 Perry
Killalea Patrick, porter, 508 w Pratt
Killar Casper, grocery, 308 s Bond
Killclare Mrs. Bridget, 398 s Charles
Killclare John, laborer, 398 s Charles
Killen Mary, huckstress, 75 Forrest
Killen Wm. H. carpenter, 35 Harford av
Killian John M. trunk maker, 198 e Lombard
Killian George, harness maker, Frederick av
near Calverton road
Killian John G. tailor, 198 e Lombard
Killenstine John, porter, 274 n Eden
Killentine Peter, tailor, 7 Albert al
Killian John G. tailor, 198 e Lombard
Killian John M. trunk maker, 198 e Lombard
Killingstein Steph. wagoner, 266 n Central av
Killinstine George, tailor, 36 Somerset
Killman Charles, stevedore, 368 e Eager
Killman Daniel, tinner, 73 n High
Killman Thomas, engineer, 57 Stirling
Killman Thomas, engineer, 9 Low
Killman Thos. Washington, ship carpenter,
119 s Washington, F. P.
J. HEIVRY GIESS:, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's "Wliarf.
Killmer John W. tinner, 260 w Biddle
Killmeier Marx, tavern, 42 Clay
Killmond Thomas W. ship carpenter, 5 Low
Killmond Wm. H. moulder, 406 West
Killmeyer Augusta, 336 s Bond
Killmeyer Jacob, umbrella maker, 43 Barnes
Killmeyer Joseph, cooper, 124 Central av
Killmeyer Joseph, jr., soldier, 124 Central av
Kilman Noah, laborer, 48 Leadenhall
Kilmer Henry C. tinner, 76 Hanover
KILMON G. ballast wharf, 19 & 21 Hughes
Kilpatrick John, pattern maker, 106 Ramsay
Kilpatrick Mary, 714 Penna. av
Kilpatrick Thos. moulder, 106 Ramsay
Kilpatrick Thomas, carpenter, 714 Penna. av
Kilpatrick Wm. D. clerk, 714 Penna. av
Kilty Capt. Augustus H., U. S. N. 41 Mul-
berry
Kimball Daniel K. jr., mariner, 349 s Sharp
Kimball Daniel K. sutler, 349 s Sharp
Kimball Francis, baker, 174 e Madison
Kimball Horace, ofiicer at Penitentiary, 113
French
Kimball Henry H. engineer, U. S. N. 216 e
Madison
Kimball Mary, 94 s Chester
Kimball Martha A. 76 s Bethel
Kimball Moses P. 3 s Broadway
KIMBALL & SHAFFER, stave yard and
coopers, cor Canton and Central avs, and
Ede'n, opposite City Spring
Kimball Wm. attorney, 4 Courtland, dw 75 e
Baltimore
Kimball Wm. P. inspector, Custom House,
216 e Madison
Kimberly Mrs. Ann, 67 e Fayette
Kimberly Brothers, slaughtering and packing
establishment, McKim near Willow
KIMBERLY BROTHERS, provision dealers
and packers, and soap, candle and cereal
fertilizer manufacturers, 28 Buren and 61
w Pratt
Kimberly Charles W. reporter American, 67 e
Fayette
Kimberly Edward, (K. Bros.) Baltimore Co.
Kimberly Mrs. Frances A. M. 47 s Broadway
KIMBERLY HARRY, soap and candle man-
facturer, 27 and 29 Buren, dw Harford av
Kimberly Harry, butcher, 19 Centre Market,
dw Baltimore Co.
Kimberly Henry, (K. Bros.) 78 Harford av
Kimberly Henry E. teller Franklin bank, dw
47 s Broadway
KIMBERLY JER. M. wholesale dealer in
boots, shoes, hats, &c., 327 Baltimore, cor
Howard, dw 23 n Calhoun
Kimberly Wm. H. (K. Bros.) 31 n Calhoun
Kimble Mrs. Maria, 441 w Fayette
Kimble Mary, teacher, 94 s Chester
Kimble Wm. blacksmith, 496 w Lombard
Kimbler Catharine, huckstress, 126 Frsnch
Kimler John, 345 Canton av
Kimmalay Bernhard, cooper, 543 Canton av
Kimman Mrs. Mary, 25 s Regester
Kimmel Catharine, 191 w Lombard
Kimmel Caroline, dressmaker, 132 e Fayette
Kimmel Charles, blacksmith, 482 w Lombard
Kimmel Jacob, laborer, s e cor Bond and
Hampstead
Kimmel John, laborer, /7 Grindall
Kimmell Emil, laborer, 123 n Bethel
Kimmell Henry, plater, 71 Grindall
Kimmell Solomon, salesman, 363 w Lombard
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• Kimmell Wm. attorney, 4 Courtland, dw 98
e Baltimore
Kimmerd Michael, tailor, 15 Harmony la
Kimmerman Henry, laborer, 55 s Durham
Kimmet Philip, tinner, 87 e Lombard
Kincade Catharine, tailoress, 1 Low
Kincade James B. bricklayer, 900 w Baltimore
Kincade Margaret, tailoress, 1 Low
Kincaler Andrew, 107 Albemarle
Kind Wm. laborer, 84 Eastern av
Kindel Stephen, carpenter, Vincent near Bal-
timore
Kinderverter Charles, cabinet maker, 187 Lex-
ington
Kindig Mrs. Catharine, 202 Conway
Kindig Henry, express wagoner, 202 Conway
Kine Peter, soldier, 1 Hall al
Kinear Prof. J. C. s w cor Biddle and Madi-
son, dw 55 Lexington
Kines & Brother, tin and sheet iron manufac-
turers, cor Williamson and Hardens ct
Kines Francis', (K. & Bro.) 307 Light
Kines John G. (K. & Bro.) 102 William
Kines John G. jr. 307 Light
King Adam L. steam sawyer, 390 Lexington
King Amanda S. 671 Lexington
King Andrew, boat builder, 74 Block
King Mrs. Ann, 652 w Fayette
King A. Jackson, (K. & Bros.) 316 w Fayette
King Bernard, carter, 136 Holiday
King Bridget, 4 Pleasant
King & Brother, book and job printers," over
162 w Baltimore
King Catherine A. dressmaker, 37 n Fremont
King Charles, soldier, 189 Dover
King Rev. Charles F. prof, at Loyola College
King Charles, tin and sheet iron worker, 325
e Monument
King Charles, boat builder, 214 s Wolfe
King Charles, laborer, 227 s Wolfe
King Christian, laborer, 2 Myer's ct
King David, butcher, s w cor Hampstead and
Chester
King Darby, porter, 85 n Amity
King Edward, gardener, Penna. ay near 1st
tollgate
King Mrs. Elizabeth, 66 Granby
King Mrs. Elizabeth , dry goods, 150 Columbia
King Mrs. Elizabeth E. 48 n Schroeder
King F. & Co. oyster packers, 247 w Pratt
King Francis, collar maker, 104 Peirce
King Francis, (F. K. & Co.) 3] 6 Garden
King Francis X. painter, 118 n Poppleton
King Francis, puddler, 210 s Durham
KING FRANCIS T. president Dime Saving's
Bank, office 7 South, dw 45 n Charles
King Frederick, box maker, 60 German
King Frederick C. 7 Baker's ct
King Firmadge, clerk, 10 Gough
King F. W. & Richard, manufac. engineers,
surveying and daguerreotype instruments,
226 w Baltimore
King F. W. (F. W. & R. K.) 127 w Lombard
King George, tinner, 12 Holland
King George W, junk shop, Thames nr Bond,
dw 200 s Ann
King George, 200 s Ann
King G. M. druggist, 104 Hill
King George, blacksmith, 334 Raborg
King George, oak cooper, — Caroline, dw 86
Block
King George W. printer, 193 n Exeter
King George W. jr. (K. & Bro.) 193 n Exeter
King George W. carpenter, 27 n Fremont
King George W. 316 w Fayette
King George, mariner, 92 Block
King George R. machinist, 40 s Poppleton
King Henrietta, 187 w Lombard
King Henry, tailor, 50 Albemarle
King Henry S. (K. & Huppman,) 231 Madi-
son av
King Henry, carter, 6 Rose
King Hilley, boiler maker, 405 Saratoga
King & Huppman, importers and dealers in
hardware, cutlery, guns, &c. 307 w Balti-
more
King Hugh, blacksmith, 48 s Oregon
King Jacob, eggs, 112 n Eutaw, dw 93 n
Paca
King Jacob, grocer, 377 w Lombard
King James W. coachsmith, Davis near Sara-
toga, dw Belair av extended
King James H. (K. & Bros.) 164 e Monu-
ment
King James A. plumber, 37 n Fremont
King James, confectioner, 221 e Baltimore
King Jane, 248 Bank
King John, shoemaker, 32 Greenmount av
King Dr. John T. 652 w Fayette
King John, grocer, 35 Mosher
King John, laborer, 3 Young
King John, shoemaker, 325 e Monument
King John C, Judge Court Common Pleas,
187 w Lombard
King John, jr. auditor B. & 0. R. R. 98 n
Eutaw.
King John W., iron forger, 157 Bank
King John, fisherman, 99 Eastern av
King John & Son, paints and glass, 48 n
Howard
King John, laborer, 133 Vine
King John, of Thomas, ship joiner, 115
Smith's wharf, dw 55 Stiles
King John H. grocery, 31 n Fremont
King John, laborer, 147 Albemarle
King John, (J. K. & Son,) 53 n Paca
King Joseph A. ship joiner, 237 Hanover
King Joseph, gilder, 11 Sterrett
King Joseph R. carpenter, 31 s Poppleton
King Joseph, shoemaker, 264 Greenmountav
King Joseph, painter, 245 Durham
King Joseph, jr. 45 n Charles
King Josh. T. carpenter, 707 Lexington
King Mrs. Keziah, vest maker, 475 w Pratt
King Lewis, huckster, 30 Shakspear
King Lawrence, laborer, 260 s Ann
King Margaret, seamstress, 18 Comet
King Marion F. moulder, 264 Greenmountav
King Mrs. Margaret, 9 McHenry
King Mrs. Mary, 316 w Fayette
King Mary, jr. 316 w Fayette
King Mary Ann, ladies' nurse, 113 Aisquith
King Olevia, 316 w Fayette
King Patrick, mariner, 10 Fountain
King Patrick, laborer, 127 Chew
King Philip, laborer, 276 Aliceanna
King Mrs. Priscilla, 189 and 191 Dover
King Richard, carpenter, 37 n Fremont
King Richard, (F. W. & R. K.) 67 Barre
King Samuel H. jr. junk, 125 e Madison
King Saml. R. brick maker. Canton, dw52 s
Broadway
King Samuel, clothier, 670 w Baltimore
King Saml. R. clerk, 325 c Monument
King Solomon, wholesale druggist, 1 s Cal-
vert, dw 155 n Calvert
GKO. S. FAGIC Si BRO., Maniifncturers of 'Rooftc and Roofing Materlalg, 111 Smltb^B
IVHnrf. C. HART SBIITH, Agent.
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King Thomas, ship carpenter, 23 Fountain
KingThos. H. ship joiner, 81 s Exeter
King Thomas, carpenter, 81 s Exeter
King Wallace, (Wm. K. &Bro.) 197 Garden
King Walter W. clerk, 57 Lee
King Wm. H. carpenter, 345 e Monument
King Wm. pedler, 103 Mullikin
King Wm. (Wm. K. & Bro.) 127 McCulloh
King Wm. J. clerk, 35 n Exeter
King Wm. H. carpenter, 403 n Gay
King Wm. S. bricklayer, 166 s Fremont
KING WM. & BRO. paints, oil and glass,
and daguerrotypist's depot, 2 n Liberty
King Wm. H. clerk, 362 w Fayette
King Wm. J. (Smith & K.) 121 Preston
King Wm. L., clerk N. C. R. R., 52 n Cal-
vert
Kinghorn Mrs. Eliza, 107 e Lombard
Kingsley Saml. G. clerk, 181 Lexington
Kingston Thomas, mariner, 247 s Dallas
Kingsworth Elizabeth, seamstress, 11 Wil-
liamson al
Kink Mrs. , 313 Aisquith
Kinly James, gardener, 1 Abbot
Kinnaird A. cabinet maker, 32 n Liberty
Kinnear John W. rectifier of liquors, Consti-
tution near Monument
Kinnear Joseph, shoemaker, 22 Stirling
Kinnemon John, laborer, 188 s Caroline
Kinnemon Dr. Perry S. 73 e Pratt
Kinnemond Frederick C. confectioner, 528 w
Fayette
Kinney Thomas, shoemaker, 8 Fall
Kinnich Henry, soldier, 17 L. McElderry
Kinniear Geo. shoemaker, 154 e Fayette
Kinningham Mary A. 26 New Church
Kinsilla James, laborer, 17 Cannon
Kinser John, lager beer, 172 e Madison
Kinser Thos. O. at Baltimore Infirmary
Kinsey Josiah, tinner, 195 e Baltimore
Kinsler Andrew, laborer, 9 Cannon
Kinsley Barney, tavern, 181 Lexington
Kinsley Jacob, butcher, Monument e of
Broadway
Kinsley Wencil, collector, 306 Light
Kinsley Wm. soldier, 102 Jefferson
Kinsley Wm. laborer, 33 Walker
Kinstendorf Charles, grocer, n e cor Gay and
Caroline
Kinterfeather Charles, tailor, 247 e Fayette
Kintner Michael, laborer, 95 s Chapel
Kinzar Nicholas, shoemaker, 67 Richmond
Kipp George, shoemaker, 217 Eastern av
Kipp John, harness maker, 96 Lee
Kippy Wm. L. gas fitter, 22 Ross
Kirby Mrs. Ann, 91 s Carolme
Kirby Bazil, 158 n Fremont
Kirby Bernard, shoemaker, 78 Ross
Kirby Daniel, porter, 14 e Monument
Kirby Edward, (K., Hooper & Price,) 61
Thames
Kirby Edward, treenail borer, 132 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Kirby Elizabeth, 63 Stirling
Kirby Elizabeth, 78 Ross
Kirby Elizabeth, laundress, 231 William
Kirby Frederick, paper carrier, 225 e Monu-
ment
Kirby George, clerk, 1C3 w Lombard
Kirby Henry, carpenter, 3 Jackson ct
Kirby Hiram, blacksmith, 158 n Fremont
Kirby Isaac, mariner, 91 s Caroline
Kirby James T. bricklayer, 202 Gough
Kirby J. Edward, pharmaceutist, cor Frank-
lin and Ogston, dw 280 Franklin
Kirby James, ship carpenter, 231 William
Kirby James, Adam's Express, 340 Franklin
Kirby James H. shoemaker, 200 s Castle al
Kirby Mrs. Jane, 448 w Fayette
Kirby John, bookbinder, 225 e Monument
Kirby John, conductor, 290 Franklin
Kirby John, shoemaker, 17 Perry
Kirby John, shoemaker, 29 New Church
Kirby John, laborer, 14 e Monument ^
Kirby John Thomas, blacksmith, 121 Rollins
Kirby Joseph, cooper, 37 Goodman al
Kirby Loftus, carpenter and cedar tar factory,
107 n Exeter
Kirby Laura, seamst's, Saratoga nr Calhoun
Kirby L. M. C. ship carp. 192 s Washington,
F. P.
Kirby Mrs. Mary, grocery, 10 Dawson al
Kirby Maria, Light near Gitlings
Kirby Mary E. dressmaker, 94 Mullikin
Kirby Maria, 248 Light
Kirby Mrs. Mary, 44 Albemarle
Kirby Michael, laborer, 72 Boyd
Kirby Robert, harness maker, 128 Orleans
Kirby Richard W. S. ship carpenter, 138 s
Chester
Kirby Sarah J. seamstress, 43 Hampstead
Kirby Samuel, (J. K. & Son,) s e cor Mill
and Bowly
Kirby Thomas H. plasterer, 225 e Monument
Kirby Wm. H. ship carpenter, 201 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Kirby Wm. H. carpenter, 67 s Bond
Kirby Wm. H. pilot. 111 n Broadway
Kirby Wm. fireman, 220 e Fayette
Kirby Wm. R. S. ship carp. 138 s Chester
Kirby Wm. shoemaker, 272 e Monument
Kirby Wm. N. ship carpenter, 13 Gough
Kirch William, mariner, 37 s Bond
Kircher Godfrey, blacksmith, 30 n Schroeder
Kircher John, cooper, 261 Hanover
Kircher Joanna, grocery, 261 Hanover
Kircher Joseph, shoemaker, 40 s Bond
Kircher Wm. H. clerk, 53 Ensor
Kirchhoff Chas. grocer, 173 Sarah Ann
Kirchmeyer Charles, jeweler, 199 Hanover
Kirchner Michael, shoemaker, 291 Eastern av
Kirk Charles, (S. K. & Sons,) Townsend nr
Garden
Kirk Elizabeth D. teacher, 56 n Liberty
Kirk Elizabeth, grocer, 288 Penna. av
Kirk Mrs. Eliza J. 81 w Biddle
Kirk E. Clarence, (Samuel K. & Sons,) 187
n Calvert
Kirk George A. butcher, 162 Penna. av
Kirk Henry C. (Samuel K. «fe Sons,) 142 St.
Paul
Kirk James, butcher, 60 Lexington market,
dw 288 Penna. av
Kirk Capt. John, mas. mariner, 24 Williamson
Kirk John A. bookkeeper, 18 Maiden la
Kirk Robt. E. (S. E. K. & Bro.) 246 n Caro-
line
Kirk Samuel, teller Chesapeake Bank, 176 e
Monument
Kirk S. E. lock maker, 12 Jackson
Kirk Samuel, (Samuel K. & Sons,) Loyola
place near Calvert
KIRK SAMUEL E. & BRO. bell hangers
and lock manufacturers, s w cor Calvert
and Lombard
Kirk Saml. E, (S. E. K. & Bro.) 160 Saratoga
"WBI. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Beneflt JLife Insurance Co., Newarls, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Kirk William J. butcher, 103 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 162 Penna. av
Kirkland Mrs. Ann L. 522 w Fayette
KIRKLAND, CHASE & CO. commission
and shipping merchants, 83 and 85 Smith's
wharf
Kirkland Edward P. carp. 519 w Lombard
Kirkland John W. 181 w Fayette
Kirkland Margt. A. tailoress, 519 w Lombard
Kirkland Ogden A. express agt. 522 w Fa-
•yrette
Kirkland Robert R. (K., Chase & Co.) 181 w
Fayette
Kirkley John W. hardware, 104 Penna av,dw
454 Lexington
Kirkman John W. bookkeeper, 235 Mulberry
Kirkmeyer John, jeweler, 53 William
Kirkner Wm. painter, 53 Ensor
Kirkpatrick Jane, huckstress, 187 Penna av
Kirkpatrick Mary Ann, 470 Walsh
Kirkpatrick Samuel, freight sup't. B. & 0. R.
R. 204 Lee
Kirkum Wm. puddler. Canton av near Gist
Kirkwood Mrs. Ann, grocery, 135 Cross
Kirkwood George, huckster, 361 Light
Kirkwood Joseph, brickmaker, 146 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Kirkwood John, huckster, 176 William
Kirkwood John, laborer, 135 Cross
Kirkwood Philip, sen. ship carp. 22 Hamburg
Kirkwood Philip, huckster, 349 Light
Kirkwood S. A. clerk, 22 Hamburg ;
Kirl Nancy, tavern, 137 Eastern av
Kirsch Carl, laborer, 74 Lancaster
Kirsch Charles & Co., china, glass & queens-
ware, 140 n Gay
Kirsch Charles, (C. K. & Co.) 372 n Gay
Kirsch Frederick, sr., tailor, 372 n Gay
Kirsch Lewis, restaurant, 473 n Gay
Kirshner August, boot fitter, 30 Jasper
Kirsten Frederick, piano maker, 641 w Balti-
more
Kirvin Daniel, salesman, 42 s Sharp
Kirwan papt. Geo. W. master mariner, 58
Hamburg
Kirwan Mrs. Capt. Geo, W. 177 s Charles
Kirwan Capt. Jacob, mariner, 102 s High
Kirwan Capt. John, n e cor High and Fawn
Kirwan Capt. John H. 102 Hill
Kirwan Capt. Wm. T. 151 s Paca
Kirwan John R. engineer, 53 Granby
Kirwan Jane, grocer, 53 Granby
Kirwan Wm. mariner, 154 Lee
Kirwui Daniel, clerk. National hotel
Kirwin Capt. John, 177 Hughes
Kirwin Capt. Zebedee E. 351 Light
Kiser Godfrey, gunsmith, 115 Pearl
Kisner Conrad, huckster, 131 n Central av
Kisner Daniel, tailor, 14 n Poppleton
Kisner Frederick, laborer, 45 EUicott, Canton
Kissewetter Charles, butcher, 86 MuUikih
Kissler Amelia, dressmaker, 317 Franklin
Kissler John, tailor, 197 Orleans
Kissler John, mariner, 235 3 Ann
Kissler Michael, coachmaker, 317 Franklin
Kissner Benedict, (K. & Co.) s w cor Warren
and Bethel
Kissner & Co. coverlid and carpet weavers,
93 Bank
Kissner John A. (K. & Co.) s w cor Warren
and Bethel
Kissner Lawrence, shop, 384 e Eager
Kistlcr Jacob, shoemaker, 228 Eastern av
Kitson John E. clerk, 125 s High
Kitson Samuel, clerk, 25 Harford av
Kitson William, 25 Harford av
Kittenkamp Deidrich, whip mk'r, 158 George
KittnerSigmund, lamps, oil, house furnishing,
227 s Broadway
Kitsinger Joseph, ink maker, 119 n Dallas
Kitzinger Frederick, cabinet maker, 1 Jack-
son's court
Kitzner Charles, grocer, 319 n Central av
Klages Frederick, lager beer, 19 e Pratt
Klansing Harman, laborer, 8 Trinity
Klautsheck Francis, professor of music. 435
Klaproth Frederick, 45 Saratoga
Klapper Herman, cabinet maker, 42 Harrison
Klare John B. (K. «fc Winkelman,) 70 Park
Klare & Winkelman, box makers, 15 n
Sharp
Klarmann John, tailor, 25 New Church
Klassal John, tavern, 228 s Charles
Klassen Chas. F. jr. clerk steamer Adelaide,
128 n Eutaw
Klassen Henry W. hay, 142 s Howard
Klassen Jacob S. transportation clerk steamer
Adelaide, 128 n Eutaw
Klatte Herman, grocer, n w cor O'Donnell
and Curley
Klaunberg John, shoemaker, 257 e Lombard
Klaus John, piano maker, 274 Lee
Klausmeyer Henry, 61 Centre Market space
Klausner John, tailor, 27 s Bond
Klausner Mat. book binder, 75 Grindall
KLEES HENRY & SONS, tanners, curriers
and wool dealers, 15 Saratoga. — [See p. 27
Mvertisements.]
Klees Henry, jr. (Henry K. & Sons,) 48 n
Broadway
Klees John, (Henry K. & Sons,) 48 n Broad-
way
Kleff Arnold J. clerk, 70 Buren
Klefler Charles, tavern, 33 Ensor
Klehm John, shoemaker, 230 Castle al
Kleibacker Bernhard, tavern, 100 Dugan's
wharf
Kleibacker Christian B. clerk, 100 Dugan's
wharf
Kleimm Andrew, laborer, Burke near Essex
Klein Catharine, 361 s Sharp
KLEIN & DE BOIS, manuf. of smoking to-
bacco, 30 s Frederick
Klein Emanuel, wines and lager beer, 151 s
Charles
Klein Frederick, tavern, 43 Lancaster
Klein George, blacksmith, 82 Pearl
Klein Geo. F. tailor, 18 Abbot
Klein Joseph, (K & De Bois,) 10 s Schroeder
Klein Leonard, milk. Liberty road near Fre-
mont
Klein Maurice, second-hand dealer, 700 w
Baltimore
Klein Wm. shoemaker, 361 s Sharp
Klein Wm. cabinet maker, 491 Saratoga
Kleineibst Adolphus, manuf. of furs, 213 n
Gay
KLEINEIDAM REV. ROBERT, 101 Sara-
toga
Kleiner Francis, mariner, 11 Spruce al
Kleinhin Jacob, laborer, 181 Lemmon
Kleinjohan Chas. tailor, s e cor Lombard and
High
Kleinle Michael, street contractor, cor Bond
and MuUikin
Kleis John, seamen's boarding, 269 s Ann
nJ. HE.VItY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Ilo»eud«a« Cement wad Cnlcined Plaater constantly on bond, HI Spear's 'Wlxarf^ -
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Klemm Charles, tobacconist, 105 n Calvert
Klenk Frederick, shoemaker, 674 w Balti-
more
Klenker John, grocer, 43 Elbow la
Klepper Charles, carver, 70 n Eden
Klepper Frederick, vaftiisher, 70 n Eden
Kleppish Chas. F. tailor, 130 n Eutaw
Kleppish Fredk. A. porter, 78 n Schroeder
Kleppish Henry M. & Bro. hardware and
cutlery, over 110 w Lombard
Kleppish Henry M. (Henry M. K. & Bro.)
130 n Eutaw
Kleppish Martin L. (Henry M. K. & Bro.)
130 n Eutaw
Kleppish W. A. whip maker, 78 n Schroeder
Klerni Adam, painter, 315 s Bond
Kles Philip, shoemaker, 101 Peirce
Klessel John, tavern, 228 s Charles
Kletch Henry, shoemaker, 77 s High
Kleter P. J. soldier, 217 s Ann
Kletzen Joseph, soldier, 15 Barnes
Kleutjen Francis, cigars, 26 Albemarle
Kleyensteuber Fredk. H. clerk, s wcor Pearl
and Saratoga
Kleyser August, 260 s Eutaw
Klimp John, cooper, 192 Hanover
Klimper Ferdinand, liquors, &c., 38 L. Mc-
Elderry
Kline Adam, laborer, 226 Penna. av
Kline Catherine, 16 n Durham
Kline Christopher, shoemaker, 179 s Ann
Kline David, grocer, 231 Frederick av
Kline Elizabeth N. milk, Fremont near Penn-
sylvania av
Kline Frederick, gardener, 208 n Bond
Kline Frederick, grocer, 290 Penna. av
Kline George, tailor, 123 McElderry
Kline John, horse shoer, 428 Canton av
Kline John, tailor, 42 n Exeter
Kline John R. shoemaker, 312 s Charles
Kline John, soldier, 16 n Durham
Kline John, laborer, 38 Walnut al
Kline Michael, potter, 134 e Fayette
Kline Wm. H. butcher, 57 Centre, 13 Hano-
ver, and 7 Cross-st. markets, dw cor Fre-
mont and Penna. av
Klinefelter D. H. clerk, 45 Gough
Klinefelter Gartman, (V. V. K. & Bro.) Light
St. wharf, dw 157 Barre
Klinefelter George, sawyer, 140 Lancaster
KLINEFELTER JESSE, restaurant, 57 w
Fayette, dw 143 Ensor
Klinefelter Jesse, jr. 57 w Fayette
Klinefelter Overton H. bookkeeper, 45 Gough
Klinefelter Robt. A. 57 w Fayette
Klinefelter Van V. & Bro., flour and grain,
178 and 180 Light-st. wharf, dw V. V. K.
47 s Exeter
Klinefelter V. V. steam flour mill, 202 West
Palls av, dw Exeter, s of Granby
Klinehan Wm. machinist, 41 Brown
Klinely Wm. B. clerk, JOO n Bond
Klinesmith Adam, plasterer, 274 s Sharp
Kliney Alice, 48 L. McElderry
Kling John, piano maker, 299 n Central av
Kling John, 124 German
Klingelhofer J. E. baker, 266 s Eutaw
Khngelhoofer Wm. shoemaker, cor Canton
av and Essex
Klinger Charles, carter, 8 McMechin
Klingerberg Louis, 67 Hampstead
KLINGMYER & HEISE, box makers, 18
McClellan's al
Klingmyer Wm. H. (K.& Heise,) 248 Mul-
berry
Klingworth Fredk. rigger, 270 e Pratt
Kloch Frederick, lager beer, 471 w Baltimore
Klockgether Dedrick, bookkeeper, 86 s How-
ard
Klockgether Henry, ship carpenter, 19 Ster-
rett
Kloh John, laborer, 57 Eastern av
Kloke Anton, lock and gunsmith, 63 Pearl
Kloman Felix, 130 German
KLOMAN FREDER'K, groceries and pro-
visions, 116 William
Kloman Louis, merch. tailor, 9 s Gay
KIoo Henry, laborer, Gist near Essex
Kloper John, cooper, 218 s Bond
Klopf Englehart, laborer, 322 s Dallas
Klopf John G. shoemaker, 3 Chesnut al
Klopf John, tailor, 13 n Spring
Kloppenberg George, mate, 146 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Klopper Mrs. Margaret, 10 Booth
Klosamire Mrs. Frances, grocery, 91 Dover
Klosamire Wm. laborer, 91 Dover
Klosmeyer Henry, sugar refiner, 61 Centre
Market space
Klosterman Frank, shoemaker, 115 Pearl
Klotz Philip, tinner, 128 Peirce
Klotz Rosina, gloves and suspenders, 251 w.
Pratt
Klotzch Fredk. cigar maker. Bethel, between
Pratt and Lombard
Klownklough Henry, hostler, Frederick av
near Fulton
Kloz Joseph, teacher, 53 Watson
Klueber Chas. J. watchmaker, 29 w Fayette,
dw 135 n Central av
Klug Jacob, shoemaker, 70 Camden
Klug John M. second-hand goods, 326 s
Charles
Klug John A. cabinet maker, 426 Light
Klug Joseph A. harness maker, 426 Light
Klug Wm. J. clerk, 326 s Charles
Klump Charles, tavern, cor Covington and
Cross
Klump Jacob, laborer, 31 Forrest
Klump John, laborer, 211 Lemmon
Klump Michael, saw filer, 37 s Regester
Kluney John, laborer, 211 Lemmon
Klunk Charles G. carpenter, 304 Saratoga
Klunk Francis A. carpenter, 88 Ross
Klunk Lewis W. bricklayer, 12 Townsend
Klunk Mrs. Ruth, 256 Mulberry
KNABE WILLIAM & Co., piano makers,
350 w Baltimore, and 1, 3,5 and 7 n Eutaw,
factory, n w cor West and Eutaw. — [See p.
45 Mvertisements.]
Knabe Wm. J. clerk, 105 w Biddle
Knabe Wm. (Wm. K. & Co.) 105 w Biddle
KnabelFrancis,mattress maker, 297 Penna. av
Knackstedt Henry W. confectionery, 54 n
Eutaw
Knall Joseph, carter, 60 Boyd
Knall Peter, farm hand, 227 Bethel
Knaller John, slroemaker, 132 Peirce
Knapp Adam, watchman, 658 Lexington
Knapp Bernard, 24 Sterrett
Knapp Conrad, shoemaker, 34 Leadenhall
Knapp Daniel, carpenter, 253 Columbia
Knapp Elizabeth, grocer, 49 Chesnut al
Knapp F. N. 156 w Biddle
KNAPP FREDERICK, English and German
Institute, 19 s Gay
OSJO. S. PAOB & BBO.. Klnnufhcturnrn of Roof^ nnd Roofing niateriaLi, 111 Smitlk*i
C. HAUT SMITH, Agent.
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Knapp James, gas fitter, 10 Stirling
Knapp Louis, grocer, 13 Calendar
Knapp Leonard, tailor, 238 Bond
Knapp Peter, butcher, 197 Peirce
Knapp Samuel C. actor, 5 Stirling
Knarr Matthias, 400 Canton av
Knatz Philip, grocer, 865 w Baltimore
Knauff Paul, varnisher, 10 Frederick la
Knaus Frederick, lager beer, 71 Park
Knaus Frederick, laborer, 502 Penna. av
Knaus Henry, painter, 4 Bedford al
Knaus Mrs. Susanna, 594 Saratoga
Knauss Louis W. grocer, 74 Portland
Knebel Casper, tailor, 68 Camden
Knechel Thomas, tailor, 86 s Bond
Knecht John, brick maker, 249 s Paca
Knecht Mrs. Mary, grocery, 249 s Paca
Knefely Henry, grocer, 5 Harrison
Kneiling Peter, baker, 113 s Poppleton
Kneisner Peter, rags, 70 Granby
Knell Andrew, cabinet maker, 206 Columbia
Knell George Adam, shoemaker, 185 w Bid-
die
Knell George, cabinet maker, 69 w Madison
Knell George, jr., cabinetmaker, 69 w Madi-
son
KNELL HENRY, Sr. butcher, 4 Lexington
and 51 Hanover markets, dw 85 w Hoff-
man
Knell J Henry, jr. butGher,8 Centre, 52 Han-
over, and 7 Lexington markets, dw Butcher
row, Penna. av extended
Knell John, cabinet maker, 69 w Madison
Knell John, 274 s Bond
Kneller John C. clerk, Franklin House
Knencking Adam, shoemaker, 364 e Balti-
more
KNEEN THOMAS, merchant tailor, 291 w
Pratt
Knere John, tailor, 23 Brown
Knering, Henry, laborer, 175 Ensor
Knickman Mrs. Caroline, confectionery, 185
Hamburg
Knickman Emma, confectionery, s e cor Light
and Montgomery ,
Knickman John, blacksmith, 185 Hamburg
Knickman John, tinner, 7 Leadenhall
Knierim b" hilip, tailor, 259 s Durham
Kniesel Francis, P. tailor, 27 Bevan
Kniesel Charles, cooper, 27 Bevan
Knight Anthony, fisherman, 186 s Sharp
Knight A. L. paper manufacturer, 5 s Charles,
dw 301 Lexington
Knight Mrs. Catherine, Federal nr Cathedral
Knight Charles P. (K. & Johnson,) 301
Lexington
Knight Clara, huckstress, 8 Fish Market
space
Knight Columbus, brakesman, 2 Scott
Knight Conrad, fireman, Heath near Light
Knight Edward R. peddler, 31 Scott
Knight George, carter, 80 Hamburg
Knight George W. sweepmaster, 19 Mercer
KNIGHT & BROWN, produce dealers, \%
Hollingsworth
KNIGHT & JOHNSON, wholesale paper
dealers, 21 s Charles
Knight Capt. H. 88 Lee
Knight Henry N. ship carpenter, 23 Mont-
gomery
Knight Mrs. Isaac, 365 w Lombard
Knight Jsaac K. blacksmith, 156 Pine
Knight James, clerk, 103 s High
Knight James, farmer. Federal near Cathedral
Knight John, laborer, 23 Jefferson
Knight John H. caulker, 12 Gould ct
Knight John W, shoemaker, 84 Central av
Knight Joseph F. blacksmith, 267 Hanover
Knight Joseph C. plasterer, 21 Comet
Knight Joseph F. stone finisher, 258 s Charles
Knight Mrs. Mary, 358 n Eutaw
Knight Mrs. Mary, 448 Light
Knight Mrs. Mary, laundress, 40 Williamson
Knight Margaret T. tailoress, 12 Hill
Knight Michael, blacksmith, 557 w Lombard
Knight Michael, 110 Hollins
Knight Orchem, blacksmith, Frederick road
near first toll gate
Knight Peter, hatter, 33 n Eutaw
Knight Robert, (K. & Brown,) 18 e Lombard
Knight Dr. Samuel T. health officer, 112 n
Greene
Knight Samuel T. tinner, 151 s Fremont
Knight Sarah Ann, 184 Lexington
Knight Thomas, brickmaker, 448 Light
Knight Thomas, boiler maker, 180 William
Knight T. B. 301 Lexington
Knight Tabitha, 30 Mount
Knight Wm. H. huckster, 302 Harford av
Knight Wm. plasterer, 20 n Republican
Knight Capt. Wm. H. 12 Hill
Knight Wm. puddler, 110 Hollins
Knight Wm. sawyer, 116 s Wolfe
Knighton John T. carpenter, 31 s Bond
Knighton P. bakery, 115 n Exeter
Knipe Elizabeth, dressmaker, 59 w Centre
Knipe Mrs. Sarah, 95 s Washington, F. P.
Knipe John, whip maker, 119 Lexington
Knipe Franklin, stone cutter, 59 Centre
Knipe Jacob, silver plater, 41 n Frederick, dw
59 Centre
Knipe Wm. M. ship joiner, 109 3 Washing-
ton, F.P.
Knipp Christian, tailor, 28 Hamstead
Knipp& Carmine, plumbers, 114 Saratoga
Knipp Geo, (K. & Carmine,) 131 Henrietta
Knipp Jacob sr., porter, 131 Henrietta
KNIPP JACOB, Jr., hosiery, yarns, &c,,
33 n Howard — [See page 33 Mvertisements]
Knipp John C. carver, 131 Henrietta
Knipp Jonn, umbrella maker, 119 Lexington
Knipschild Augustus, dealer in tobacco and
cigars, n w cor Fayette and Harrison
Knipschild Francis, shoemaker, n w cor Fa-
yette and Harrison
Knipschild John, restaurant, 80 s Eutaw
Kniss Karl, tavern, 124 Thames
Kniss Peter, shoemaker, 4 Second
Kniss Wm. tobacconist, 391 w Baltimore
Knitout Wilhelm, butcher, 193 Orleans
Knobel Werner, tailor and grocer, 523 Can-
ton av
Knoble John, laborer, 231 s Dallas
Knobler teacher, 279 s Bond
Knobloch John C. butcher, 112 Centre mar-
ket, 35 Hanover and 85 Belair, dw Point la
near Greenmount Cemetery
Knoche Francis, tailor, 215 n Central av
Knockel Francis, tanner, 215 n Central av
Knode Jacob, laborer, 388 s Charles
Knoebel H. liquors, 103 Lancaster
Knoufler August, shoemaker, 153 Dover
Knohel Thomas, tailor, 86 s Bond
Knoll John, barber, 304 s Bond
Knoop Charles, tavern, Boston Steamship whf
foot of Mill
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insnrtmce Co., ZVewark, TS. J.," 89 Second Street.
'Mutual
KNO
225
KOF
Knoop John M. clerk, 236 Madison av
Knopf Robert, shoemaker, 44 Clay
Knopp John, clerk, 236 Madison av
Knoppel John, U. S. N. 73 s High *
Knorr Edward W. rope maker, McElderry
extended, dw 413 e Fayette
Knorr Ferdinand, cigar maker, 53 Leadenhall
Knorr Julius, soldier, 53 Leadenhall
Knorr Mrs, Sophia, tailoress, 53 Leadenhall
Knott A. L. attorney, 26 Law buildings, dw
476 Lexington
Knott Agnes, 5 Clay
Knott Charles A. 5 Clay
Knott Chrysostom, bricklayer, 373 Saratoga
Knott Cornelus L. bricklayer, 3 n Fremont
Knott Edward, 476 Lexington
Knott Edward C. machinist, 77 n Caroline
Knott Mrs. Emily, gaiter fitter, 97 Pearl
Knott Henry L. brush maker, 69 n Central av
Knott James L. painter, 228 Harford av
Knott John R. shoemaker, 97 Pearl
Knotts Alexander, clerk, 170 s Charles
Knotts Joseph, teamster, Dover w of Fulton
Knotts Wm. H. clerk, 474 e Baltimore
Knowen Mrs. Ann, 227 e Lombard
Knowles Geo. G. jr. clerk paymasters, 88 w
Lombard
Knowles Gustavus W. 2d auditor Quarter
master's department, 55 s Sharp
Knowles Henry, grocery, 36 East
Knowles James, police, 127 s Washington,
F. P.
Knowles James W. grocery and commission
merchant, 90 Dugan 's whf, dw 44 n Front
Knowles Mrs. Jane, 37 Orleans
Knowles Martha, dressmaker, 91 Jefferson
Knowles Mrs. Mary, teacher, 172 William
Knowles Dr. Wm. G. acting assistant Sur-
geon U. S. A. 55 s Sharp
Knowles Robert M. soldier. 32 s Schroeder
Knox Adam, blacksmith, 205 s Paca
Knox Anastatia, seamstress. 348 e Eager
Knox Bernard, painter, 9 White al
KNOX & CO. shipping and commission mer-
chants, 125 Smith's wharf
Knox Geo. plumber, 158 s Washington, F. P.
Knox George, engineer, U S. N., 124 w Bal-
timore
Knox James, (K. & Co.) 119 McCulloh
Knox John, laborer, 292 Johnson
Knox car driver, 58 McHenry
Knox Mrs. Rachel, 407 w Lombard
Knox Thomas, laborer, 183 Bank
Knyer, Frederick, tailor, 143 s Exeter
Kober Adolphus, butcher, 39 Belair market,
dw 71 McElderry
Kober George A. tailor, 143 n Gay
KOBOURN D. hackman, 248 s Bond
Kobus John, foundryman, 189 s Bond
Koch August, (K. & Kothe,) 231 Mulberry
Koch Christian, soldier, 6 Baker ct
Koch & Kothe, house furnishing goods, 20 n
Howard
Koch Franz, shoemaker, 247 s Bond
Koch Edward, U. S. A. 60 n Greene
Koch Frederick, piano maker, 454 w Pratt
Koch Frederick, shoemaker, 10 Sarah Ann
Koch Frederick, cooper, 361 s Charles
Koch George, German and English school,
104 East
Koch Gustav, shoemaker, 21 Dover
Koch Helwig, tailor, 12 Prospect la
Koch Henry, 84 Gough
Koch Henry, cutler, 17 Conway
Koch Henry, tailor, 182 e Lombard
Koch Jacob, stoves and tin ware, 240 Hanover,
dw 238
Koch Jacob, stoves, 241 Hanover
Koch John, shoe store, 92 Harrison
Koch John D. tailor, Chase near Central av
Koch John, shoemaker, 16 s Chapel
Koch John, laborer, 424 Canton av
Koch John, cutler, 4 e Pratt
Koch John, laborer, 38 Aliceanna
Koch John, foundryman, 221 Washing-
ton, F. H
Koch Leonard, 259 Aliceanna
Koch Lewis, cooper, 27 Brown
Koch Margaretta, 228 s Ann
Koch Peter, tailor, 259 s Ann
Koch Wm. watches, jewelry, &c. over 209 w
Baltimore, dw Mansion house
Koch William, piano maker, 6n Greene
Kochbect H. Edward, cigar maker, 124 Ra-
borg
Kochling Elizabeth, seamstress, 26 Lloyd
Koebrich Conrad, machinist, 142 s Bond
Koechling Henry M. apothecary, 95 s Broad-
way
Koechling Mrs. Lucy, boarding, 26 Lloyd
Kocgel Mrs. Mary, 75 Park
Koehler Ambrose, cabinet maker. 222 e Lom-
bard
Koehler F. X. die sinker and seal engraver,
11 n Liberty
KOEHLER H. &C0. importers of wines and
liquors, 128 w Lombard
Koehler George L. batcher, 81 Belair market,
dw 374 Harford av
Koehler Henry, (H. K. & Co.) 248 w Fayette
Koehler Henry, boots and shoes, 536 w Bal-
timore
Koehler Julius, shoemaker, 328 s Charles
Koehler Julius, undertaker, 328 s Columbia
Koehler Mrs. Mary, butcher, 374 Penna av
Koehler Thomas, 117 Chatsworth
Koehler Wm. cooper, Dallas near Lancaster
Koehlert Mrs. G. millinery, 449 w Baltimore
Koehlert Henry, porte-monnaie maker, 449 w"
Baltimore
Koell Charles, clerk, 205 Columbia
Koen Charles S. huckster, 311 Penna av
Koenig Adam laborer, 147 s Chapel
Koenig Christina, grocery, 36 Abbot
Koenig David, butcher, 4 Fells Point market,
dw cor Harford av and Chester
Koenig Frederick, tailor, 58 n Caroline
Koenig John A. restaurant, cor Lombard and
Ann, dw 36 Abbot
Koenig Sebastian, tailor, 182 n Broadway
Koenig 211 Chesnut
Koenig Ulrich, tailor, 182 n Broadway
Koerber Charles, tobacconist, 175 s Broadway
Koerber Frederick, tobacconist, 255 Walnut al
Koerber Capt. Vohn, U. S. A,451w Balti-
more
Koenser Henry, shoemaker, 172 Henrietta
Koerner J. Frederick, baker, 498 Lexington
Koesner Francis, confectioaer, 187 e Pratt
Koester Thomas, merchant tailor, 57 Forrest
Koethe Emanuel, milkman, 391 s Sharp
Koffce Alexander, laborer, 24 Barnes
Koffenberger Jacob, baker, 87 Dover
Koffenberger Jacob, laborer, 86 s High
Koffenburger Adam, blacksmith, 113 Albe-
marle
J, HEIVRY GIE:SK, Commlaslon Merchant, tbr the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, dB».
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's Whart
15
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226
KOR
Kofff nburger Henry, carpenter, 125 s Caroline
Kogelschartz Adolph, cabinet maker, 142
Peirce
Kohl Philip, blacksmith, 98 n Schroeder
Kohleaschmidt George, basket maker, 215 a
Bond
Kohleaschmidt Henry, basket maker, 213 s
Bond
Kohlbus Frederick, blacksmith, 234 s Ann
Kohlenstein Henrietta, variety store, 57 s
Eutaw
Kohlenstein Simon, cabinetmaker, 57 s Eutaw
Kohlenstein Simon, watchman, 119 n Calvert
Kohlepp John, carman, 659 Penna. av
Kohlepp John, shoemaker, 76 Penna. av
Kohler Ambrose, cabinet maker, 232 e Lom-
bard
Kohler Christian F. tailor, 108 Light, dw 60
York
Kohler John, tailor, 61 L. Hughes
Kohler Michael, locksmith, 70 Harrison
Kohles John, brewer, 60 s Wolfe
Kohlersmith George, carter, 213 s Bond
Kohlersmith Henry, basket maker, 215 s
Bond
Kohlfeld Ludwig, 270 n Gay
Kohlhepp George, cabinet maker, 80 Jasper
Kohlinstein Simon, watchman, 66 Mulberry
Kohlhipp Mrs. John, grocery, 16 Tessier
Kohlhipp John, shoemaker, 1 Penna. av
Kohl John,, laborer, 21 Armistead la
Kohlman Charles, grocer, 93 s Regester
Kohlman Henry, tailor, 156 s Eden
Kohn Anne, 229 s Dallas
Kohn Charles F. umbrella maker, 73 n Eutaw
Kohn Mrs. Rosa, 116 Conway
Kohn Samuel, tailor, 7 L. Montgomery
Kohn Samuel, tailor, 131 Camden
Koichner Lewis, grocer, 72 n Pine
Kok Susanna, bakery, 278 s Ann
Kokalu Geo. laborer, back of 109 Lancaster
Koke Charles, cigar maker, 199 Lexington
Kolb Adam, laborer, 44 Aliceanna
Kolb David, cigar maker, 47 s Poppleton
Kolb Daniel F. cigar maker, 47 s Poppleton
Kolb George, ship waterman, 31 Haubert
Kolb Jacob, leather dealer, 243 Canton av
Kolb Jacob, stevedore, 272 s Ann
Kolb John, laborer, 170 s Ann
Kolb Leon , shoemaker, 79 Eastern av
Kolb Michael C. tailor, 47 s Poppleton
Kolb Mark, blacksmith, 26 n Bond
Kolb Michael, wheelwright, 74 Hampstead
Kolb Dr. W. W. clerk, 153 HoUins
Kolbe Catherine, seamstress, Fremont near
Pennsylvania av
Kollie John, painter, 222 Bank
Kolbe Henry, shoemaker, 222 Bank
Kolljrick Conrad, wagoner, 11 s Schroeder
Kolinger Edmond, 48 Harrison
Kolick John, laborer. 111 West
Kolkmyer Wm. carter, 45 Albermarle
Kollcnberg Anton, shoemaker, 104 s Bond
Kollcnberg Christopher, shoemaker, 104 b
Bond
Kollunberg John H. shoemaker, 104 s Bond
KOLLE HENRY, tavern, 21 n Frederick
Kolle George, locksmith, 93 Lexington
Koller Isaac, carpenter, 100 Preston
Koller John A. clerk, 166 East
Koller Wm. H. carpenter, Mount Royal
Kolman John G. carpenter, 19 n Washington,
F. P.
Kolman Robert, shoemaker, 9 Clay
Kolp John, ship joiner, 342 e Eager
Kolp John A. shoemaker, 125 w Lombard, dw
53 s Liberty
Kolp John jr., lager beer, 259 w Pratt
Kolp John sr., sawyer, 259 w Pratt
Kolmes Conrad, soldier, 17 Wyeth
Kombman John, laborer, Mulberry above
Strieker
Konderman Charles, porter, 112 Hamburg
Kone Andrew J. painter, 8 St. Paul, dw 24
Holland
Kone Wm. ship carpenter. 111 Albemarle
Koneg Ludweg, cabinet maker, 139 a Exeier
Koneg Philip, laborer, 179 Raborg
Konig John F. cigar maker, 70 Clay
Konig Mrs. Frederick, 22 n Greene
Konig Herman, porter, 41 Perry
Konig John, shoemaker, 524 Penna. av
Konig John, cabinet maker, 37 Perry
Konig John H. clerk, 42 Perry
Konig Wm. 45 Fawn|
Konke George, shoemaker, 208 s Sharp
Konkel John, wheelwright, Smith bet. Penn-
sylvania av. and Walsh
Konrad Wm. cart driver, 228 Canton av
Konsa Clement, cigar maker, 62 Albemarle
Kontner Henry, tailor, 590 w Baltimore
Kontner Kuhn, tailor, 590 w Baltimore
Konze Lewis, shoemaker, 296 w Pratt, dw50
Caroline
Koock John, bootfitter, 6 Butler
Koockegy Elizabeth, 372 w Lombard
Koockegy Geo. W. printer, 20 s Carey
Koockegy Samuel, bookbinder, 372 w Lom-
bard
Kook Fritz, shoemaker, 21 Pine
Kooke Harman, tavern, 273 s Bond
Kookemider John, carpenter, 223 s Wolfe
Koon Conrad, laborer, 272 s Ann
Koon Plorentz, laborer, 391 Saratoga
Koon Robert, pattern maker, 113 Grundy
Koon Samuel, pedler, 174 Regester
Koon Valentine, iron furnace, 336 Canton av
Koonman Henry, at sugar refinery, 256 e
Eager
Koons Alexander, machinist, 149 William
Koons Casper, laborer, 197 Argyle al
Koons Chas. H. 195 w Fayette
Koons Daniel L. (Riley & K.) 200 n Eutaw
Koons James E. clerk Sun office, cor Paca
and Cross al
Koontz Andrew, clerk. Beehive tavern, Penna
avenue
Koontz Charles F. 76 Barre
Koontze Henry, currier, 10 Bevan
Koop Christian, 25 Lancaster
Koop Henry, tailor, 64 Park
KOORS WILLIAM, Elterman house, 23 w
Fayette
Koos T. 287 s Bond
Koover Samuel, U. S. detective, 31 Pearl
Kop John, butcher, 6 Belair market, dw Bal-
timore CO
Kophe Henry, tailor, 136 e Pratt
Kopp Frederick, tavern, 108 Hughes
Kopp Geo. carpenter, 256 s Broadway
Kopp Wm. blacksmith, 58 China
Koppelman John G. tavern, 74 n Gay
Koppen Fredk. cabinet maker, 15 New Church
Koppenhoffer John, laborer, 271 Raborg
Korach & Bro. cap makers, 80 s Charles
Korach Isaac (K. & Bro.) 70 a Charles
0£0. S* PAOS &t BRO., ManufiacturerB of Roofs and Roofing ]»IaterlaU« 111 Smltb'B
WYuxt. C. HART SIHDITH, As«at.
KOR
227
KRA
Korach Louis (K. & Bro.) 70 s Charles
Korb Andrew, tavern, 2 Park
Korb Geo. piano maker, 350 Cross
Korber Christian F. salesman, 264 w Biddle
Korff Ferdinand, cabinet maker, 70 Chats-
worth
Kormann Charles, tailor, 430 w Baltimore
Kormeiert. •, tavern, 13 Fell
Kornauer Simon, tavern, s w cor Elliott and
Patuxent
Korn Andrew, grocery, 214 s Caroline
Korn Charles, ambrotypist, 472 w Baltimore,
dw468
Kornbehler Xavier, piano maker, 63 Portland
Kornel Geo. cabinet maker, 3 s Front
Kornel Wilhelmina, candies, 3 s Front
Kornman Henry, shoemaker, 17 Watson
KorteWm. laborer, 331 s Bond
Korte F. grocer, cor Aliceanna and Wash-
ington
Korte Wm. grocer, 396 Canton av
Korte Wm. laborer, 331 s Bond
Korsch A. 230 s Wolfe
Korsch Wm. painter, 214 s Wolfe
Koss August (Charles Zekle & A. K.) 552 w
Baltimore
Koss Charles, shoemaker, 54 n Eutaw
Kosack Mrs. 384 Penna. av
Kosack Caroline, 171 Vine
Kosack Fredk. piano maker, 384 Penna. av
Kosack Fredk. carver, 171 Vine
Kosack Leo, butcher, 171 Vine
Kosack Otto, cabinet maker, 171 Vine
Koshland Abraham, pedler, 20 Columbia
Kosman Fredk. second hand store, 10 s Eden
Kossman Ludwig, shoemaker, 57 Centre
Market space
Kost Michael, laborer, 53 Aliceanna
Koster Albert J. machinist, 230 Montgomery
Koster H. 26 Fell
Koster Mary A. dressmaker, 46 Hillen
Kothe Conrad, (Koch & K.) 231 Mulberry
Kothe Fredk. carpenter, 26 n Amity
Kothe John W. clerk, 23 Calverton road
Kotis John, laborer, 23 Perry
Kotkamp Edward, laborer, 334 s Bond
Kotter Benno, picture maker in cork, 112 e
Fayette
Koutz Andrew, wheelwright and blacksmith,
96 s Regester, dw 99 s Ann
Kouse John, carpenter, 12 Ryan
Kradel Wiegand, shoemaker, 146 Raborg
Krafft Charles P. attorney, 63 w Fayette
Kraft Adam, cooper, 99 Peach al
Kraft Anna M. 2 Claggett's al
Kraft Adam, carpenter, Fremont, intersection
Penna, av
Kraft Mrs. Catherine, seam's, 68 n Fremont
Kraft Charles, tavern, 51 Penna. av
Kraft Christian J. butcher, 67 Belair market,
dw 47 Greenmount av
Kraft Christopher, butcher, 38 Fell's Point
market, dw 86 Hampstead
Nraft Conrad, laborer, 338 Mulberry
Kraft Conrad, porter, 12 Union
Kraft Mrs. Eve Ann, 604 w Fayette
Kraft Frederick, grocery, tollgate, Hookstown
road
Kraft Frederick A. clerk, 954 w Baltimore
Nraft Geo. carpenter, 45 Dolphin
Kraft Geo. paver, 224 Penna. av
Kraft Henry, baker, 79 and 81 Harrison
Kraft Mrs. Hester, 347 w Lombard
Nraft J. Christian, butcher, 127 Centre mar-
ket, dw 47 Greenmount av
Kraft H. Samuel, machinist, 125 n Fremont
Kraft Jacob, 193 Cathedral
Kraft John, laborer, 189 s Durham
Kraft John W. (J. W. K. & Co.) 604 w Fay-
ette
Kraft John C. 47 Greenmount av
Kraft Joseph A. carman, 6 Scott
Kraft Mary, grocery and liquor, 45 n Liberty
Kraft Michael, carpenter, n Fremont near
Liberty road
Kraft Nicholas, tailor, 58 Somerset
Kraft Peter, baker, 302 Franklin
Kraft Peter B. laborer, Cathedral near city
limits
Kraft Thomas, butcher. Point la
Kraft Thomas, machinist, 302 Franklin
Krag George, bookbinder, 52 s Oregon
Krager Bernard, tailor, 25 East
Krager Mrs. Eliza, 91 Hollins
Krager Frederick, tailor, 258 s Eutaw
Krager Henry, inspector custom house, Pay-
ette near Gibson
Krager John, (Levi & K.) Fremont near Co-
lumbia
Krager J. liv. stables, Paca, dw 93 s Fremont
Krahnert Ferdinand, cap maker, 100 s Ann
Krahm John, cooper, 102 s Caroline
Krame Jacob F. flour, Forrest, dw 133 Ensor
Kramer August, shoemaker, 53 s High
Kramer Casper, fire brick maker, 214 s Sharp
Kramer Casper, laborer, rear 194 Aliceanna
Kramer Frederick, jeweler and engraver, 319
n Gay
Kramer Fredk. cabinet mak. 162 s Broadway
Kramer Francis, ship carpenter, 42 Philpot
Kramer Frederick, tavern, 197 Hamburg .
Kramer Geo. laborer, 106 Lancaster
Kramer Henry, tailor, 28 Bank
Kramer Henry, shoemaker, 85 n Gay
Kramer James, druggist, 6 Henrietta
Kramer Mrs. Jemima, 287 Columbia
Kramer John, cigar maker, 33 s Bethel
Kramer John W. shoemaker, 133 Ensor
Kramer John L. machinist, 158 Scott
Kramer Joseph, laborer, 1 Pearl
Kramer Martin, laborer, 53 Goodman al
Kramer Nicholas, laborer, 28 Burke
Kramer Maj. Samuel, 655 w Lombard
Kramer Win. soldier, 113 s Poppleton
Kramer Wm. H. butcher, 88 Belair market,
dw Baltimore co
Krantz Conrad, tailor, 405 w Pratt
Krantz George, lager beer saloon, 13 e Pratt
Krantz John C. clerk, 51 Stiles
Kranz Conrad, tailor, 32 Lemmon
Kranz Geo. boots and shoes, 269 n Howard
Krapf John, shoemaker, 27 Abey al
Krapf John, tailor, 13 n Spring
Krasse Henry, coal dealer, Gist near Essex
Kratz Alexander, cooper, 3 n Bond
Kratz August F. tailor, 58 n Bond
Kratz Henry, grocer, n e cor Canton av and
Chapel
Kratz Henry, blacksmith and wheelwright,
Harford av near Gorsuch av. Homestead
Kratz Henry, shoemaker, 187 s Regester
Kratz Henry, tailor, 106 Scott
KRATZ JOHN, groceries and provisions,
205 s Howard, cor Montgomery
Kratz John N. butcher, 51 Lexington market,
dw Frederick road, near tollgate
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Slutual
Benefit Ufe Inaurance Co., Ne-vrnrk, ti. J.," 89 Second Street.
KRA
228
KRE
Kratz John W. cooper, 190 s Regester
Kratz John, baker, 16 Carlton
Kratz John, cabinet maker, 222 s Bond
Kratzer Adam, shoemaker, 119 Regester
Kraa George, tailor, 63 s Regester
Kraubig Wm. shoemaker, 297 s Sharp
Krauk F. grocer, 309 Canton av
Krauk Herman, tinner, 489 Canton av
Kraus Adam, shoemaker, 6 China al
Kraus Christopher, cooper, 330 s Charles
Kraus Frederick, laborer, 55 Thames
Kraiis Ferdinand, hardware, 486 Ensor
Kraus Jacob, Britannia worker, 89 n Howard
Kraus Jacob, salesman, 98 s High
Kraus Jacob, Britannia worker, 5 Spring ct
Kraus John, basket maker, 173 e Lombard
Kraus Lewis, (R. K. & Co.) 25 Granby
Kraus iVIichael, shoemaker, 147 s Spring
Kraus Wm. blacksmith, 74 Boyd
Kraus Geo. shoemaker, 590 Light
KRAUS E. & CO. importers and
dealers in "Wines, Liquors and Ci-
gars, 63 s Calvert and 38 Cheap-
side
Kraus R. (R. K. & Co.) 98 s High
Krause Jacob, shoemaker, 9 Green's ct
Krause John, tailor, 35 Bank
Krause John C. machinist, 40 Liberty al
Krause Martin, laborer, 297 Aliceanna
Krause iMichael, shoemaker, 598 Light
Krause Wm. tailor, 36 n Frederick
Krauskop Peter, svheelwright, 92 Albemarle
Krauskop Mrs. Godfrey, grocer, 92 Albemarle
Krauss Charles, 65 n Gay
Krauss John G. puddler, 170 s Washington,
F. P.
Krauss John F, puddler, 170 s Washington,
F. P.
Krauss William, barber, 65 n Gay
Krausse Adam, driver, 82 s Bethel
Kreager Geo. Wm. baker, 72 Leadenhall
Kream John, laborer, 39 Canton av
Kreamer Andrew, paper hanger, 51 St. Mary
Kreamer John G. machinist, 259 Columbia
Kreamer Mrs. Margaret, 51 St. Mary
Kreamer Nicholas, paper hanger, 51 St. Mary
Krebelt John, laborer, 11 Choptank
Krebs August, stone cutter, 12 Jackson ct
Krebs Charles W. coal, 83 w Second, dw 54
Columbia
Krebs Charles T. clerk, 318 Saratoga
KRKBS DAVID H. S. butcher, 28 Fell's
Point market, dw 475 e Baltimore
Krebs George W. C. clerk N. C. R. R. 318
Saratoga
Krebs George, oak cooper, 31 n Carohne
Krebs George C. 275 Madison av
Krebs George W. importer and commis. hide
mercht, 5 Water, dw 237 n Charles
Krebs George M. clerk, 64 Pine
KREBS GEORGE L. provision and commis-
sion merchant, 53 n Caroline, dw 214 e
Fayette ^
KREBS & HALL, insurance brokers, 58 Ex-
change pi
Krebs Henry, woodsawyer, 213 Chesnut
Kr. bs James W. clerk at Mechanics' Bank,
318 Saratoga
Krebs John W. runner Union Bank, 318 Sar-
atoga
Krebs John, barber, 17 w Baltimore, dw 138
w Fayette
Krebs Joseph, laborer, 301 s Bond
Krebs Lemuel, watchman, 171 n Eden
Krebs Mary E. 275 Madison av
Krebs Mrs. Mary Ann, 318 Saratoga
Krebs Mrs. Margaret, 54 Columbia
Krebs Wm. George, judge Circuit Court Bal-
timore City, dw 265 Madison av
Krebs Wm. secretary Maryland Mutual In-
surance Co. 275 Madisoii av
Krebs Wm. J, carpenter, 2 n Durham
Kregel Mrs. Ann, 179 n Paca
Kregel Henry, laborer, 286 s Ann
Kregel Otto, clerk, 179 n Paca
Kreger Francis, laborer, 27 Fell
Kregor John, laborer, 211 Chappell
Kreider Rebecca, 123 s Bond
Kreig Christopher, lager beer, 95 Hanover
Kreig Edward, blacksmith, 183 Lexington
Kreiller C. shoemaker. 229 s Wolfe
Kreiller H. laborer, 33 Lancaster
Kreil Andrew, Division nr Retreat
Krein Louis, shoemaker, 109 Stirling
Kreisel Fredk. stocking weaver, 261 n Gay
Kreis George W. carpenter, 35 Pine
Kreis Henry P. silversmith, 127 n Eutaw
Kreis Peter, tobacconist, 127 n Eutaw
Kreitman Louis P. butcher, Harford av near
city limits
Kreitman Philip, butcher, 65 Belair market,
dw Balto. CO
Krekel Louis, bar tender, 65 Thames
Kremelberg John D. vice consul for Austria,
s e cor Lombard and Cheapside, dw 71
Franklin
Kremelberg John D. (F. L. Brauns & Co.) 41
Franklin
Kremer Casper, baker, 132 Eastern av
Kremer Christian, shoemaker, 22 Preston
Kremer Christian, confectioner, 8 Green-
mount av
Kremer Jacob, tavern, 315 s Bond
Kremer Mrs. James C. 119 Conway
Kremer John, confectioner, 8 Greenmount av
Kremer John T. letter carrier, 178 s Paca
Kremer Wm. V. clerk, 119 Conway
Kremple Michael, ship sawyer, 44 Cross
Krems Mrs. Jane, 179 Franklin
Kremm Mrs. M. E. boarding, 171 w Fayette
Kremm Oscar D. clerk, 171 w Fayette
Krems John S. clerk Ericcson steamers, 179
Franklin
Krems J. Frank, clerk Ericcson steamers, 179
Franklin
Kresback Wm. blacksmith, 1 Baker's ct
Kresse Charles, toy dealer, 201 s Broadway
Kretchmer John L. grocery, 91 s Exeter
Kreteweis Ambrose, carpet weaver, 2 Pros-
pect la
Kretz Jolin, cabinet maker, 29 Harrison
Kretzer August, tailor, 140 L. Greene
Krctzer Christian, salesman, 30 n Greene
Kretzer Theodore, bookkeeper, 30 n Greene
Kreutler Geo. carpenter, 142 Durham
Kreutzer Geo. restaurant, 69 n Gay
Kreutzer Jacob, cabinet maker, 342 s Charles
Kreutzer Theodore, tailor, over 70 Harrison
Kreuzer Charles, laborer, 152 Hamburg
Kruezer Christopher, (J. «fc C. K.) 56 w Bal-
timore
Kreuzer J. & C. publishers German Cath.
People's Gazette, over 114 w Baltimore
HEIVRY GIESB, Commlaslon Mercbant, for tHe sale of Flowr, Grain, Seeds, SiC.
RoMndal* Cei&ent and Calcined PlaatMr constantly^ on band, Zl Spear's WbarC
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Kreuzer Joseph, printer, over 56 w Baltimore
Kreuzer Joseph, (J. & C. K.) 56 w Baltimore
Krichton Joseph, wheelwright, 95 Green-
mount av
Krickhan Carl, piano maker, 379 w Pratt
Krieg Edward, milkman, 362 Canton av
Krieg Lucinda, grocery, 362 Canton av
Krieg Peter, lager beer brewer, 247 Aliceanna
Krieger John P. tailor, 143 n Bond
Kriel Charles G. butcher, 21 Hanover market,
dw 48 Henrietta
KRIEL JACOB, butcher, 9 Centre and 29
Lexington markets, dw Penna av near toll-
gate
Krein John, shoemaker, 46 Somerset
Kries John, blacksmith, 70 Raborg
Kriete Augustus, carpenter, 51 Fountain
Kriete Christian, tailor, 4 China
Kriete Lucinda, ice cream, 362 Cantonav
Krietch Charles, tailor, 345 s Sharp
Krietch Geo. machinist, 345 s Sharp
Krietch Wm. machinist, 345 s Sharp
Kriete Edward W. milkman, 362 Canton av
Kriete Geo. P. grocery, 33 s Oregon
Kriete Geo. L. clerk, 33 s Oregon
Kriete Henry, laborer, 4 China
Krietzer John M. laborer, 38 Biddle al
Krill Francis, carter, 72 Portland
Krill Philip, brickmaker, 239 William
Krill Valentine, laborer, 53 James al
Krille Wm. blacksmith, 395 s Charles
Krin Peter, laborer, 348 William
Krispens Conrad, glass blower, Stockholm w
of Eutaw
Kroder Augustus, soldier, 45 German
Kroder John, tavern, 45 German
Kroeber Frederick, grocer, 234 e Lombard
Kroeller John, laborer, 211 s. Chapel
Kroemiger Henry T. tailor, 13 Mott
Kroesen Isaiah, purchasing agent B. & 0. R.
R., 33 Hollins
Kroft George, blacksmith, 186 s Howard
Kroft John F. tailor, 19 High al
Krog Gustav, locksmitji, 952 w Baltimore
Kroger Clemene A. grocery, 78 Henrietta
Kroger Joseph, shoemaker, 128 Lexington
Kroger Wm. cooper, 250 Hamburg
Kroh Ferdinand, box maker, 5 s Central av
KROH GEORGE L. iron, junk and paper
deal, 222 and 228 s Bond, dw 41 s Broadway
Kroh Harman, barber, 265 Light
Kroh Harman, barber, 216 s Sharp
Kroh Theodore, German book and job printer,
20 Second
Krohn Christina, midwife, 216 s Sharp
Kroll Joseph S. cabinetmaker, 406 w Fayette
Kroll Mary, grocery, n w cor Eager and Stir-
ling
Kroll Peter, cigar maker, 80 s Eutaw
Krollman Mary, Western Hotel, s w corner
Howard and Saratoga
Krom Conrad, cabinet maker, 72 Lancaster
Kroman Henry, bookkeeper, 345 w Lombard
Krone August, laborer, 4 Green ct
Krone Stephen, watchman, 257 e Eager
Kronenberg Henry, box maker, 43 Perry
Kronester John, baker, s e cor Castle al and
Eastern av
Kronhardt Henry, tailor, 27 Harrison
Kronheimer Meyer, tailor, 61 s Howard, dw
63 Conway
KRONHEIMER SIMON, clothier, 122 w
Pratt
Kronmiller George, ivory turner, 27 Low
Kronmiller John, porter, 93 Warner
Kronrekar George, laborer, 22 s Ann
Krook H. laborer, 33 Lancaster
Kropf Frederick, baker, 329 s Bond
Kropp Dorothea, tobacconist, 24 President
Krope Mrs. Catharine, 60 Camden
Kroscup Frederick, tailor, 164 West
Krous Frederick, lithographer, 253 Hanover
Krouse Adam, cabinet maker, 142 s Bond
Krouse Mns. Ann M. 162 Montgomery
Krouse Charles F. A. cabinet maker. Leaden-
hall s of Hamburg
Krouse Elizabeth, seamstress, 105 Pine
Krouse John H. tavern, 35 n Frederick
Krouse John C. blacksmith, 40 Liberty al
Krouse John, cooper, 226 s Sharp
Krouse John M. carpenter, 115 Leadenhall
Krouse John, tailor, 144 s Washington, P. P.
Krouse H. shoemaker, 215 s Bethel
Krouse Wm. tailor, 272 s Caroline
Krout Hannah, milliner, 314 n Gay
Kruch George, laborer, 83 Boston
Krozer Dr. John R. 273 Lexington
Krug Charles, soldier, 230 s Paca
Krug George, book binder, 52 Oregon
Krug Gustorf, locksmith, 952 w Baltimore
Krug Henry, shoemaker, 346 Eastern av •
Krug John, shoemaker, 346 Eastern av
Krug Valentine, tailor, 16 s Chapel
Krugan George, shoemaker, 679 w Baltimore
Kruger Daniel, shoemaker, 49 n Gay
Krum Louis, cigar marker, 202 n Gay
Krum Jacob, cabinet maker, 103 s Caroline
Krumholtz Flemraing, shoemak. 241 s Emaw
Krumm Charles, harness maker, 56 Centre
Market space
Krumm Christian, tavern, 10 n Liberty
Krumme John A. cigars and tobacco, 67 n
Gay
Krfemmer Jacob, tanner, 141 Harford av
Krummock Jacob, shoemaker, 168 Eastern av
Kubert John, butter depot, 23 e Pratt
Kuchting Gotfried, tailor, 15 n Eden
Kuderer George, carver, 295 s Sharp
Kuderer John, sugar refiner, 295 s Sharp
Kuderer Martha, 295 s Sharp
Kuempel George, 66 Granby
Kues Charles, merchant tailor, 260 s Central av
Kues H. driver, 303 Aliceanna
Kuenne Edward, watchmaker, 46 Hanover
Kugen Samuel, confectioner, cor Fremont and
Fayette '
Kugle Conrad, laborer, 9 Choptank
Kugler Jos. hospital steward. Fort McHenry
Kugler Samuel, confectionery, 262 w Pratt
Kuhemy Samuel, tailor, 169 e Lombard
Kuhl Frederick, shoemaker, 59 n Schroeder
Kuhl Frederick, baker, 652 Light
Kuhl George, baker, 450 w Lombard
Kuhl Henry, tin and sheet iron worker, 204 s
Paca
Kuhlepp George, cooper, 12 President
Kuhlman Christian, tobacconist, 274 n Gay
Kuhlman Conrad, shoemaker, 832 w Baltimore
Kuhlman Herman, tobacconist, 822 w Bal-
timore
Kuhn Adolph, varnisher, 63 Portland
Kuhn Anne, seamstress, 40 Plum al
Kuhn Alfred, shoemaker, 128 Raborg
Kuhn Alexander, tailor, 83 Mulberry
Kuhn Anastasia, tavern, 132 Forrest
Kuhn Augustus, cigar maker, 187 Forrest
GEO. S. PAGE Si BRO.. Mnimfnctnirfi-s of Roofs ami Rooling Materials, 111
WlMirf. C. HART S3IITH, Agent.
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Kuhn Bonaparte, police, 94 s Poppleton
Kulin Charles, laborer, 67 s Chapel
Kuhn Conrad, shoemaker, 387 Canton av
Kuhn & Co., clothiers, s e cor Greene and
Lexington
Kuhn Everhart, leather, 160 Light st. wharf,
dw 350 s Sharp
Kuhn Francis, blacksmith, 215 Peirce
Kuhn Frederick, ragman, 248 s Durham
Kuhn Frederick, shoemaker, 197 Hollins
Kuhn Franklin, (K. & Tyson,) 154 w Mad-
ison
Kuhn Ernest, leather, 160 Light st, wharf, dw
350 s Sharp
Kuhn George, barber, 59 Eastern av
Kuhn George, carpenter, 286 Harford av
Kuhn George W. soldier, 108 Walsh
Kuhn John, laborer, 19 Hall al
Kuhn John, police, 10 Walsh
Kuhn John, paver, 118 Ramsay
Kuhn John, grocery, 115 Saratoga
Kuhn Joseph, shoemaker, 3 Chesnut al
Kuhn Jofieph A. salesman, 115 Saratoga
Kuhn Joseph, varnisher, 40 Plum al
Kuhn Joshua, wire worker, 185 Raborg
Kuhn Lewis, rags, 57 Union
Kuhn Lewis, cigar maker, 145 s Charles
Kuhn N. B. police, 94 s Poppleton
Kuhn Sarah, shirt maker, 188 Vine
Kuhn Sylvester J. (K. & Co.) 225 Saratoga
KUHN & TYSON, dealers in Teas,
N. W. corner of Eutaw and Fay-
ette Streets.
Kuhne Francis, tobacconist, 91 n Gay
Kuhst G. H. cabinet maker, 83 Lexington
Kulbus Lewis, laborer, 3 Guilford al
Kulecher Louis, laborer, Henry near Hughes
Kulp Michael, blacksmith, 32 n Amity
Kull Frederick, baker, 23 Brown
Kulling Rev. John, I Franklin
Kullmann Adolph, baker, 54 President
Kumm Henry, laborer, 353 s Charles
Kummel John, shoemaker. West near Light
Kummell Daniel, laborer, 24 Durham
Kummer August, musical instrument maker,
47 Harrison
Kummer Charles, musical instrument maker,
81 n Front
Kummer John, shoemaker, 397 w Baltimore
Kummer Miss, boarding and day school, 139
St. Paul
Kummer Wolf, watchmaker, 79 Thames
Kummert Peter, gunsmith, 165 Sarah Ann
Kummert Philip, piano maker, 297 a Sharp
Kunkeal George, 39 Holland
Kunkel August, cigar maker, 48 St. Mary
Kunkel Conrad, cabinet maker, 58 Park
Kunkel George, lessee Front street Theatre
Kunkel Jacob, soldier, 5 Truxton
Kunkel John, wheelwright, Hanover s of
Hamburg
Kunkel Michael, tailor, 31 s Wolfe
Kunker John H. grocer, 29 Short
Kunkie Henry, miller, 1 Trinity
KuMsman Wm. H. restaurant, 126 Light st.
wharf
Kunz Henry, currier, 10 Bevan
Kunzman George, laborer, 109 Lancaster
Kurnmann Michael, tailor, 112 Burgundy al
Kuntzman Augustus, Brown al, near Low
Kuntzman Adam, tinner, 11 Rock
Kuntzman John A. tinner, 11 Rock
Kuper Francis, shoemaker, 251 n Gay
Kuper Fredericka, milliner, 19 Short
Kuper John, shoemaker, 33 Orleans
Kunk John, woodsawyer, 122 s Durham
Kurph Jacob, painter, 79 s Regester
Kurtz Andrew, milkman, 417 Division
Kurtz Ann, huckstress, 6 Jasper
Kurtz Rev. Dr. Benjamin, 18.3 w Lombard
Kurtz Charles H. clerk, 151 Mulberrv
Kurtz Christian, shoemaker, 87 s Betnel
Kurtz Edward, 323 Lexington
Kurtz George, tailor, 156 Dover
KURTZ GEORGE J. coachmaker, 97 n Paca,
dw 105 Pearl
Kurtz Henry, shoemaker, 16 s Regester
Kurtz Jacob, carpenter, 151 Mulberry
Kurtz John, tavern, 85 Penna av
Kurtz Joseph, druggist, s e cor High and
Lombard
KUKTZ T. NEWTON, Publisher,
Bookseller and Stationer, whole-
sale and retail, No. 151 w Pratt,
dw Decker, near Northern av
Kurtz Mrs. 185 n High
Kurtz Samuel, blacksmith, 958 w Baltimore
Kurtz Mrs. Sophia, 323 Lexington
Kurz George, cabinet maker, 274 s Charles
Kurz Henry, barber, 61 Hanover
Kurz Leonard ,house carpenter, 277 Eastern av
Kurzendorfer Michael, laborer, 320 s Dallas
Kusack Francis, shoemaker, 79 Jasper
Kuschler John, cooper, 86 Henrietta
Kusel Moses B. grocery, s e cor of Central av
and Orleans
Kussmaul Wm. gunsmith, 48 Chatsworth
Kuster Augusta, English and German acade-
my, 72 Saratoga
Kuster Wm. S. clerk, Fayette near Fulton
Kustm Madeline, laundress, 20 Callendar
Kuszmaul Lawrence, shoemaker, 306 e Madi-
son
Kutcher Francis, bricklayer, 44 n Schroeder
Kutzberger Geo. laborer, 52 Albemarle
Kyle Adam B., sr., ( Dinsmore & K.) 88 Han-
over
Kyle Christian, soldier, 93 Low
Kyle George H. (Dinsmore & K.) 88 Hanover
Kyle John, laborer, 102 St. Peters
Kyle Thomas, 171 n Spring
Laake Harman B. liquor dealer, 275 a Ann
Labahn Henry, carpenter, 43 Perry
Labar Augustus, coachman, 25 Low
Labby Li;wis, nightman, 515 n Gay
Labenstein Fanny, grocery, 63 Bank
Laborer Francis, tinner, 38 Henrietta
Labraqucre Louisa J. milliner, 220 e Madison
Labrun Louis, soldier, 9 Bennett
Labrun Mrs. Mary, 105 s Washington, F. P.
Lucoy James, hod carrier, 178 East
Lacey Patrick, foundryman, 96 Albemarle
Lacoy Richard, sailmaker, 164 e Pratt
Lachanor Daniel, gardener, 146 Penna av
Lachel John, porter, 126 s Chapel
Lachman Adam, soldier, 34 Thames
WJI. P. WEBB, MiuriiK), .Tire oxkd Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Beneflt Utfo Inaujnuice Co., Netvnrk, N. J.," 80 Second Street.
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Lacher Casper, soldier, 156 Hughes
Lachner Jacobs shoemaker, 97 Washington,
F. H,
Lackey Daniel, laborer, 695 w Baltimore
Lackey Maria, 205 Gough
Lacy James, laborer, 6 Fall
Lacy Maurice, painter, 129 w Lombard
Ladde Mrs. Harriet N. 121 German
LADIES ' UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
39 Lexington
Ladig August, machinist, 110 Stirling
soldier, 178 Mont-
Ladus Jacob, laborer, 5
Laembach William B
gomery
Laeser John, lager beer, 220 s Bond
LAESSIG JOHN H. grocer, n w cor Fayette
and Poppleton
Laessig John G. grocery, 368 Penna. av
Lafever Wm. painter, 4 e Fayette
Lafferty Mrs Mary, huckstress, 138 Franklin
LafFerty M. butcher, 286 Harford av
Lafferty , 290 Harford av
Lafferty Jane, tailoress, 3 Truxton
Lafferty Robert, plasterer, 267 Forrest
Lafferty Wm. tinner^ 257 Hollins
La Fleur Allen, tinner, 181 Stirling
LafleurMrs. Elicabeth, 87Ross
Lafleur Mary, 87 Ross
Lafply Oliver, cooper, 106 e Pratt
Lahay John, blacksmith, 129 Elliott
Lahay Thomas, butcher, 92 n Wolfe
Lahm H. laborer, 264 s Bond
Laheh Michael, teamster, 20 Eastern av
Laib Frederick, butcher, 17 Hanover Market,
dw Penna. av near toll gate
Laib John, tavern, 208 Lexington
Lahne Nicholas, whitewasher, 168 Eastern av
Lainehart Jonathan, painter, 154 Scott
Lainehart Jonathan, soldier, 154 Scott
Lainehart Robert D. carpenter, 154 Scott
Lainhart Joseph, laborer, 27 Guilford al
Lake Amelia, 101 Orleans
Lalor Margaret & Catherine, dressmakers,
14 n Calvert
L'AUemand Charles, vinegar, 62 s Gay, dw
46 w Biddle
L'AUemand Conrad, clerk Md. Sugar Refine-
ry, 37 e Baltimore
L'AUemand Mrs. Mary, milliner, 37 e Balti-
more
Lally Martin, porter, 34 Hillen
Lally Malachi, blacksmith and wheelwright,
126 Franklin, dw 128
Lalor Lawrence, drayman, 34 East
Laly Patrick, laborer, 55 York
Lamar Thos. brakesman, 8 McHenry
Lamb EliW. clerk at Naval Office, dw Bal-
timore Co
Lamb Henry, laborer, 237 s Bond
Lamb James, finisher, Mount Royal, foot of
McMechin
Lamb John, laborer, 28 Somerset
Lamb John, turner, 117 Ross
Lamb John E. clerk at Surveyor's Office, dw
Baltimore Co
Lamb John, gas fitter, 28 Somerset
Lamb Joseph, cellar digger, 304 n Eutaw
Lamb Nicholas, tailor, 177 Raborg
Lamb Patrick, laborer, 11 Fish Market space
Lamb Pat. jr. mariner, 11 Fish Market space
Lamb Thos. P. wire weaver, 209 n Exeter
Lambdin Mrs. Caroline, 32 George
LambdinMrs. Francis, 131 s Washington, F.P
Lambdin Joseph H. policeman, 141 sRegester
Lambdin Richard H. huckster, 131 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Lambdin Mary, IH.T s Chpi' 1
Lambdin Thomas, hucksM ,-, 75 Raborg
Lambdin Mrs. Wm. D. 294 Eastern av
Lambdin Wm. ship carpenter, 47 s Ann
Lambert C. Wm. salesman, 363 w Lombard
Lambert George W. engineer U. S. N. 363 w
Lombard
Lambert James, coachmaker, 89 n Calvert
Lambert James, wheelwright, 23 Hillen
Lambert Joanna, tailoress, 144 Cross
Lambert John, tailor, 25 Commerce
Lambert Joseph, shoemaker, 144 Cross
Lambert Mary C. dressmaker, 46 Mulberry
Lambert Philip, carpenter, 96 s Spring
Lambert Capt. Robert H. mariner, 99 Gough
Lambert Mrs. Rosini B. 363 w Lombard
Lambert Wm. H. soldier, 144 Cross
Lambercht Geo. H. clerk, 60 s Exeter
Lambesch Geo. laborer, cor Philpotand Will
Lambie Wm C. carpenter, Belair av ex
Lambrecht Chas. tobacconist, s e cor Pratt
and Albermarle, dw 32 e Pratt
Lambright Christopher, painter, 368 n Gay
Lambright Christopher, drayman, 107 Stirling
Lambright Henry E. carter, 8 Fort av
Lambright Philip, carpenter, 12 s Oregon
Lambright Wm. painter, 3GS n Gay
Lambkin Chas. B. soldier, Ramsay w of Scott
LAMDIN BROTHERS, sailmakers, over n
e cor Gay and Pratt
Lamdin Edward S. sailmaker, 117 s Eden
Lamdin John H. (L. & Waddy,) 141 e Pratt
Lamdin Nicholas," (L. Bros.) Orleans e of
Broadway
Lamdin Nicholas M. sailmaker, cor Gay and
Pratt, dw Orleans nr Broadway
Lamdin Philip, shoemaker, 66 Jefferson
Lamdin Robert P., (L. Bros.) 378 e Balti-
more
Lamdin Thos. S. harbor master, 93 McElder-
ry's whf, dw 110 Gough
Lamdin Wm. J. chief engineer U. S. N. 33
Lexington
LAMDIN & WADDY, sailmakers, s e cor
Buchanan's whf and Pratt
Lameeds James, soldier, 13 Perry
Lamm Fanny, 97 Albemarle
Lamman Joseph, laborer, 42 Abbott
Lammarman John, blacksmith, 175 Peirce
Lammart Henry, grocer, n w cor Eden and
Fayette
Lammer Philip, carriage maker, IState
Lameth Lewis H. clerk, 11 Gough
Lamping Wm. & Co. tobacco and commissioa
merchants, 89 s Charles
Lamping Wm. (Wm. L. & Co.) 266 Lexing-
ton
Lampley Nathaniel L. harness maker, 19 Jack-
son
Lampley Oliver E. cooper, 19 Jackson
Lampley Oliver O. cooper, 19 Jackson
Lam pier John, carter, 102 Milliken
Lampman Conrad, whitewasher, 85 Dallas
Lamy John, spar maker, 350 Canton av
Lanahan Darby, huckster, 129 York
Lanahan Dennis, stone mason, 5 White al
Lanahan Elizabeth, tailoress, 13 New Church
Lanahan S. J. clerk, 297 w Lombard
Lanahan Thomas M. attorney, 31 Lexington,
dw 149 n Charles
J. H£NRT GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Gmln, Seeds, «S;c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, Zl Spear's Wharf.
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Lanahan Wm. foreign and domestic liquors,
98 w Lombard, dw 297
Lancaster Andrew J. 66 Penna. av
Lancaster, B. B. 41 Mulberry
Lancaster George, nightman, 513 w Pratt
Lancaster Mrs. Hannah, 16 s Carey
Lancaster Henry, barrel dealer, 22 George
Lancaster Isaac, pilot, 32'3 e Monument
Lancaster Israel, 77 n Paca
Lancaster Jesse, tavern, 131 Milliken
Lancaster John D. undertaker, 39 e Pratt
Lancaster Martin V. B. brickl'r, 66 Penna. av
Lancaster Rachael, rag dealer, 66 Penna, av
Lancaster Wm. potter, 105 s Regester
Lancaster Wm. barrel dealer, 22 George
Lance Jacob, engine tender, 79 Ramsay
Lance Peter, laborer, 237 e Lombard
Land Terence, huckster, 3 Hume
Landauer George, laborer, 78 Biddle al
Landbarry Philip, laborer, 11 Choptank
Landbeck Christian, frescoe painter, 133 Mul-
berry
Landen Dennis, laborer, 661 Penna. av
Landeehr Henry, tavern, 36 Frederick road
Landers Barney, carter, 99 n Spring
Landers James, (Rooney & L.) 306 e Balti-
more
Landers James, prop. Barnum omnibusses,
306 e Baltimore
Landers John, hatter, 139 Ensor
Landers John, heater, 3 Reservoir av
Landers Nicholas J., U. S. N. 306 e Baltimore
Landfelt Theodore, baker, 132 s Fremont
Landin Wm. 286 s Washington, F. P.
Landin Wm. boat builder, 185 s Washington,
F.P.
Landing Wm. laborer, 128 Cross
Landis Capt. David C. mariner, 77 e Penn
Landis Henry C. sec. National Fire Insurance
Co. of Baltimore, dw 77 e Pratt
Landon James, wood, 106 Hamburg
Landower Adam, laborer, 272 s Bond
Landower Catherine, grocery, 281 Cross
Landower Morritz, 146 e Lombard
Landower Saml. G. shoemaker, 281 Cross
Landrigan William, hackman, 16 Fish Mar-
ket spane
Landstreet Mrs. John, 66 n Greene
Landstreet Wm. T. commis. merchant, 10 s
Howard, dw 203 Garden
Landwehr Ferdinand, carp. 6 New Church
Lane Bridget, 75 Orleans
Lane Charles, huckster, 292 Franklin
Lane Christopher, machinist, 292 Franklin
Lane Elizabeth, 259 Forrest
Lane Dr. Franklin, 505 w Fayette
Lane Henry G. moulder, 29 Lemmon,
Lane Isaac G. blacksmith, Calhoun s of Ram-
say
Lane John T. carpenter, 934 Lexington
Lane Mrs. Margaret, 66 Portland
Lane Mrs. 137 s Castle al
Lane Tiiomas, chair maker, 292 Franklin
Lane Wm. varnisher, 103 n Fremont
Laney Daniel, cond. city R. R. 196 s Ann
Laney Rev. Wm. H. Seamen's Bethel, 214
Montgomery
Lanfuir H. S. (L., Malloy & Co.) 375 Can-
ton av
LANFAIR, MALLOY & CO. oyster pack-
ers. Canton, wharf adj. U. S. Bonded
Warehouse
Lanfare Capt. A. C. 375 Canton av
Lang Christian, cabinet maker, 70 s Bond
Lang Conrad, grocer, 138 s Bond
Lang John, cabinet maker, 363 w Pratt
Lang Mrs. Louisa S. 189 s Paca
Lanehardt Henry, wheelwright, 337 e Eager
Lanehart Eliza, dry goods, 218 Light
Lang Frederick, laborer, 218 Aliceanna
Lang Frederick, tailor, 76 s Dallas
Lang George, shoemaker, 181 e Pratt
Lang G. A. teacher, 24 e Lombard
Lang Henry, carman, 67 Preston
Lang Henry, driver, 188 s Bond
Lang Henry, 132 s Bond
Lang Jacob, rigger, 367 Canton av
Lang John, laborer. Falls road near toll gate
Lang John, sawyer, 76 s Dallas
Lang Leonard, groceries and feed, Harford
av near city limits
Lang Mary, 30 w Pratt
Lang Michael, laborer, 17 Elizabeth la
Langdon Mrs. Eliza, 13 n High
Langdon Jas. E. huckster, 270 Division
Langdon John, drayman, 9 Slemmer al
Langdon Thomas P. clerk, 13 s Howard
Langdon Thos. P. druggist, 13 s Howard
Lange Augustus, saddler, 15 Conway
Lange Caroline, organ grinder, 230 s Caroline
Lange Charles, baker, 232 s Bond
LANGE & CO. wood dealers, Caroline betw.
Lancaster and Aliceanna
Lange Frederick C. baker, 229 s Ann
Lange Henry, shoemaker, 232 Canton av
Lange Henry, (L. & Co.) Belair av extended
Lange Henry, shoemaker, 232 Canton av
Lange Herman, baker, 232 s Bond
Lange John G. (Wm. Lamping & Co.) 31
Conway
Lange John H. basket maker, 94 s High
Lange Robert, (L. & Co.) 103 McElderry
Lange Wm. 88 Albemarle
Langer Andreas, tailor, 21 s Wolfe
Langer John, shoemaker, 31)^ s Bethel
Langeman Mrs. grocery, Belair av near city
limits
Langeman Wm. baker, 62 Portland
Langford Mary A. 12 Water
Langguth Charles, hatter, 105 Granby
Langlerta Wm. blacksmith, 11 Perry
Langley Eden, sexton Broadway Methodist
E. Church, 38 s Caroline
Langley Edward, restaurant, 143 e Pratt
Langley Geo. carpenter, 485 w Baltimore
Langley James, carpenter, ]46 McHenry
Langley Rev. John W. Harford avM.E. Ch.,
dw Caroline n of Biddle
Langley Rev. Philip A. 485 w Baltimore
Langley Owen, brick moulder, 287 Cross
Langlotz Chas. F. tinner, 29 Camden
Langneutscky Chas. blacksmith, 108s Eutaw
Langood Moses, cabinetmaker, 265 Canton av
Langschmidt Wm. cigar maker, 59 Penna av
Langvilie Mrs. Elizabeth, 414 Light
Langville Elizabeth, huckstress, 51 Elizabeth la
LANKFORD HENRY S. No. 61,
s Calvert Street and 36 Cheapside
Importer and Dealer in Brandies,
"Wines, Gins, Cigars, and Scotch
and Irish Malt Whiskeys, and Do-
mestic Liquors of all kinds, dw.
120 Cathedral
GJ20. S. PAGK <!li BRO., Itlunufacturers of Roofs and Rooiiug MateriaU, 111 Smitb'
UOiorf. C. HART SMITU. Agent.
m
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Lankford Amanda, tailoress, 26 Ryan
Lankford Isaac P. clerk, 212 w Lombard
Lankford Mrs. Mary, 139 e Baltimore
Lankford Mary, 8 Abbott
Lankford Thomas, farmer, 342 Light
Lankford Wiley, clerk, Baltimore co
Lankford Wm. varnisher, 3 Abbott
Lankle John, 265 s Ann
LANMAN LOUIS, lager beer garden, 21
Calverton road
Lannan John, storekeeper B. & O. R. R., 53
n Strieker
Lannan Patrick, laborer, 66 James la
Lannay Louis, foreman Wilkens' hair factory,
dw Frederick av near Fulton
Lanning Patrick, drayman, 27 s Front
Lano Mrs. Madeline, 272 e Pratt
Lannon Patrick, laborer, 30 Ryan
Lanpher A, M. sewing mechmes, 4 e Balti-
more
Lanpher John W. soldier, 85 n Oregoa
Lansinger Henry, teacher. 111 n Caroline
Lansburgh Mrs. B. milliner, 182 Lexington
Lansburg Julius, cap maker, 469 w Balti-
more
LANSBURGH JAMES, hosiery, millinery
goods, &c., 27 n Eutaw, dw 182 Lexington
Lansdale Catherine S. dressmaker, 814 w
Baltimore
Lansdale Francis A. preserver and pickler,
61 Lee
Lansdale Robt. Vinton, (Varden & L.) n w
cor Hollins and Mount
Lant Michael, second-hand goods, 144 s
Fremont
Lant Wm. C. painter, 479 Lexington
Lantz Christian, laborer, 39 Monroe
Lantz Frederick, cooper, 136 s Regester
Lantz John P. laborer,J)5 Granby
Lantz John G. tobacconist, 117 Barre
Lantz Joseph, watchman, 65 Granby
Lantz Oliver F. (Samuel Elder & Co.) 84
Mulberry
Lanvale Frances, dressmaker, 124 n Eden
Lanvale Walter, paper hanger, 124 n Eden
Lapeyre Jaques, wines, brandies, &c., cor
Saratoga and Lerew 'sal., dwl24n Howard
Lapman Moses, pedler, 2 Broad al
Laporte Arnold, saddler, 576 w Baltimore
Laporte Charles L. cigar maker, 576 w Balti-
more
Laporte Eliza, confectionery, 113 w Biddle
Laporte Henry, boiler maker, 113 w Biddle
Laporte William H. harness maker, 576 w
Baltimore
Lapouraille Alfred B. 83 Aisquith
Lapp George, grocer, 599 Pennsylvania av
Lapp Mrs. fancy goods, 208 s Sharp
Lapp Jacob, confectionery, 4 Claggett al
Lappe John M . laborer, 433 Canton av
Lappe Charles A. scourer, 41 Bevan
Lappe John, 433 Canton av
Lappin Francis, laborer, 6 Williamson
Laracy John, soldier, 1 Carlton
Larereg Charles, butcher, 94 n Ann
Larduskey Thomas, moulder, 13 s Poppleton
Larduskey Wm. tailor, 13 s Poppleton
Larduskey Wm. H. H. pattern maker, 13 s
Poppleton
Lare David W. carpenter, 754 w Baltimore
Lare Edward, clerk, 138 n Pine
Lare Edward, blacksmith, 8 McHenry
Lare Francis D. machinist, 8 McHenry
Lare George H. carpenter, 8 McHenry
Lare Lewis G. painter, 8 McHenry
Laren Susan, 173 n Exeter
Laring John, gardner, 100 Mulligan
Larkin James, tailor, 91 Raborg
Larkin Mrs. Mary, 21 n Oregon
Larkin Michael, watchman, 61 Clifford al
Larkin Thomas, 208 Castle al
Larkin Timothy, wagoner, 72 Hamburg
Larkin Dr. Wm. D. S. 729 w Baltimore
Larkin Mrs. Louisa, 5 Columbia
Larkins Wm. butcher, 101 Lexington market,
dw 76 Hoffman
Larigan John, carter, 21 Abbott
LARMOUR & CO. watchmakers and jewel-
ers, 10 Light, opposite Fountain Hotel
Larmour Wm. B. (L. & Co.) 176 Franklin
Larmer J. William, sutler, 245 Hanover
Earned Mrs. Maria H. 1 McCulloh
Laroque Emile, clerk, 112 Mulberry
Laroque Mrs, Edward, 98 w Fayette
Laroque John M. chemist and druggist, 20 w
Baltimore
Laroque Victor, 98 w Fayette
Larrabee E. Franklin, (Ephraim L. & Sons,)
33 Calhoun
LARRABEE EPHRAIM & SONS, imports
ers and dealers in leather, shoe findings and
Thomsonian medicines, 20 s Calvert
Larrabee Edward F. messenger Adama Ex-
press, 164 w Baltimore
Larrabee Ephraim L. machinist, n e cor Bal-
timore and Ann
Larrabee Ephraim, (E. L. & Sons,) 33 Cal-
houn
Larrabee Frederick, cooper, 35 n High
LARRABEE HENRY C. machinist and iron
foundry, cor Caroline and Lancaster, dw
316 e Pratt
Larrabee Wm. F. (Ephraim 'L. & Sons,) 33
Calhoun
Larrabee Wm. salesman, 179 Madison av
Larracy Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, 12 Scott
Larracy Wm. A. U. S. N. 12 Scott .
Larrimore John H. shoemaker, 318 e Monu-
ment
Larrison Andrew, brickmaker, 232 Mont-
gomery
Larsson Samuel, tailor, 153 w Lombard
Larus John R. com. merchant, 6 Spear's whf.,
dw n e cor Liberty and Barnet
Lasks Peter, laborer, 72 Central av
Laslet David, carpenter, 63 w Biddle
Lastner John C. shoemaker, 25 Philpot al
Lassen Peter, shoemaker, 186 L. Hughes
Lassman John, gilt frames, &c., 521 w Bal-
timore
Latham Rev. Alanson, 131 sAnn
Latham Edward, shoemaker, 114 Bank
Latham Wm. M. grocer, s e cor Caroline and
Jefferson
Lathe Eli, machinist, 312 Li^ht
LATIMER JAMES B. notary public, and
com. of deeds, &c., s w cor Fayette and St.
Paul, dw n e cor Courtlarid and Saratoga ,
Latimer Randolph B. (Randolph «fe L.) 263 n
Eutaw
Latimer W. W. clerk Ericcson hne, 3 Light
street wharf
Latimer Wm. clerk, 68 n Greene
Latimore Robert, mariner, 85 s Bethel
Latrobe Benj. H. civil engineer, 146 Wash-
ington place
WM. P. WEBS, Marine, Fire and Ldfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lAte Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
• Mutual
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Latrobe Benj. H. jr., attorney, 146 Washing-
ton place
Latrobe Ferdinand C. attorney, St. Paul, 1
door n of Lexington, dw 14 Cathedral
LATROBE JOHN H. B. attorney, St. Paul,
1 door n of Lexington, dw Howard co
Latta Joseph, 170 n Eden
Latta Joshua W. clerk, 330 Mulberry
Latta Samuel, clerk, 330 Mulberry
Lattier Peter, laborer, 505 Penna. av
Lattus John, shoemaker, 3 L. McElderry
Latz Mrs. Sarah, 646 w Baltimore
Laubs Ann M. 108 s Wolfe
Laucheimer Meyer, clothier, 134 w Pratt, dw
113 g Sharp
Lauder Wm. blacksmith, 158 L. Greene
Lauder Mrs. Sophia M, 6 Grundy
Lauderbach John, laborer, 84 Union
Lauderbach John, shoemaker, 99 Conway
Laudenbeck Joseph, piano maker, 452 w
Pratt ^ ^
Laudenberger John, wood turner, 118 East-
ern av
Laudenslager Adam, cigar box maker, 124
Low
Laudmann Henry, upholsterer, 52 Raborg
Lauderman Eleanor, 125 Bank
LAUDERMAN WM. H. gunsmith, 136
Thames, dw 125 Bank
Lauer Adam, butcher, 30 Fell's Point market,
dw 110 Hampstead
Lauer Alexander, shoemaker, 94 n Amity
Lauer Bonifant, butcher, 110 Hampstead
Lauer D. grocer, 291 Canton av
Lauer F. hosiery, 39 n Howard
Lauer Henry, dry goods, 169 n Gay
Lauer Ignatius, 69 n Howard
Lauer Jacob J. gunsmith, 483 w Pratt
Lauer John G. machinist, 27 Scott
Lauer Leon, (Oberndorf & L.) 381 w Lombard
Lauer Lewis & Co manuf. shirts, collars,
&c., 283 w Baltimore
Lauer Lewis, (L. L. & Co.) dw 64 Conway
Lauer Mrs. Martha A. cigars, 27 Scott
Lauer Michael, druggist, 209 Mulberry
Lauer Otto, butcher, 73 Centre market, dw
Baltimore co
Lauf Henry, cabinet ipaker, 57 Leadenhall
Lauf Martin, shoemaker. Falls road
Laughheuner Meyer H. clothing agent, 134
w Pratt, dw 113 s Sharp
Laughlin David, tailor, 6 Park, dw Fremont,
bet. Hoffman and Lanvale
Laughlin James, drayman, 367 Franklin
Laughlin Mary, seamstress, 208 Hollina
LAUGHLIN THOS. boot and shoe maker,
2 St. Paul, dw 169 n Fremont
Laughlin Wm. hatter, 344 Franklin
Laughton Mrs. Harriet, 6 Williamson ct
Laughton John W. shipsmith, foot of Cross,
dw 143 Montgomery
Laumann Barbara, 181 Eastern av
Laupheimer Jacob, clothier, 184 w Pratt, dw
157 w Lombard
Laupp Frederick, tinner, 290 s Sharp
Laupus Philip, tobacconist, 136 Eastern av
Laurel Cemetery Office, 18 Courtland
Laurel Furnace, s side basin
Lausicr George, laborer, 10 Spruce al
Lauster John D. baker, 98 n Caroline
Laustncr George, laborer, 251 s Bond
Lautenl)n< h Robert, clerk, 452 w Pratt
Lautenberger Adolph V. tailor, 18 s Liberty
J. HE\ItY GIESE:, Commission Merclinnt, for tt>e sale nt Flour, Grain, Seeds, i^.
Rosendale Cement luid Calcined Piaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.
Lautenberger George, clerk, 18 s Liberty
Lautenberger Louis H. tailor, 18 s Liberty
Lautenberger Wm. merchant tailor, 21 s Li-
berty, dw 18
Lautenberger Wm. jr., locksmith, 15 Calen-
dar al
Lauterbach Andrew, butcher, 83 Belair market,
dw Harford av near city limits
Lauterbach Conrad, laborer, 61 Shakspear
Lauterbach Frederick, porter, 35 n High
Lauterbach Ferdinand, confectionery, 89 Hol-
lins
Lauterbach Jacob, shoemaker, 284 Canton av
Lauterbach Jacob, driver, 200 Cathedral
Lauterbach John F. locksmith, 215 s Bond
Lautner Jacob, tailor, 285 s Eutaw
Lautner Thomas, cutter, 2 State
Laux John, laborer, 109 Hill
Laux Louis, teacher, 231 Mulberry
Lavender F. J. 40 Courtland
Laverty John, tanner, 127 e Eager
Lavine John W. tobacconist, s w cor Balti-
more and Ann
Law Buildings, n w cor St. Paul and
Lexington
Law James S. huckster, 250 e Fayette
Law Mrs. George, 37 Hoilins
Law Wm. driver, 118 Central av
LAWDER SAMUEL M. attorney at law,
over 63 w Fayette, dw 195 n Eden
Lawder Samuel, huckster, 122 s High
Lawder Catherine A. dressmaker, 20 s Paca
Lawder John, cooper, 365 e Fayette
Lawder Mary J. dressmaker, 20 s Paca
Lawer Lewis, butcher, 325 Harford av
Lawer Otto, butcher, 325 Harford av
Lawless Patrick, laborer, 16 Parkin
Lawmis Philip, carriage trimmer, 205 Saratoga
Lawn Christopher C. 238 e Monument
Lawn Francis J. clerk, 138 Ross
Lawn Henry, shoemaker, 138 Ross
Lawn Mrs. Jane J. ]52 w Biddle
Lawn Harrich, 171 n Gay
Lawn Mary Ann, trimmings, 238 n Gay
Lawrason & Smith, stock and bill brokers, 6
South
Lawrason W. W. (L. & Smith,) 4 n Carey
Lawrence Andrew, saddler, 342 Aisquith
Lawrence Beeman, pattern maker, 174 Mont-
gomery
Lawrence Mrs. Elizabeth, 174 Montgomery
Lawrence Emma, 133 w Fayette
Lawrence Edward T. & Bro., grocers, 422 w
Baltimore, dw E. T. L. 373 w Fayette
Lawrence Francis L. grocer, 219 Lexington,
dw 357
Lawrence George, engineer, 162 Montgomery
Lawrence George W. engineer, 51 Bank
Lawrence Henry, lager beer, Belair av near
Baltimore Cemetery
Lawrence Hugh, forgeman, 59 s Schroeder
Lawrence Mrs. Hester, 37 e Pratt
Lawrence Jacob, iron roller, 131 Hudson
Lawrence John B. tavern, 2 South
Lawrence John, laborer, 23 Rock
Lawrence John, carpenter, 94 French
Lawrence Joseph, wagoner, 247 n Eden
Lawrence Montgomery, moulder, 174 Mont-
gomery
Lawrence N. E. at Independent Telegraph
Co., 21 South
Lawrence Richard, pattern maker, 97 William
Lawrence Thomas, engineer, 110 Williamson
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Lawrence Wm. ship carpenter, 228 Castle al
Lawrence W. W. bookkeeper, 56 s High
Lawrence Wm. cooper, 424 w Fayette
Lawrence Wm. R. pattern maker, 174 Mont-
gomery
Laws David O. fruit, cor Light and Pratt, dw
s w cor Franklin and Gilmor
Laws John N. imp. and deal, in foreign and
domestic fruit and cigars, n e cor Light and
Pratt, dw 700 Saratoga
Laws Richard, machinist, 14 n Schroeder
Laws Mary 0. Gilmor near Saratoga
Laws Wm. grocer, n e cor Republican and
and Fayette, dw 700 Saratoga
Lawson Allen S. clerk, 55 Courtland
Lawson Henry S. shipsmith, 59 s Ann
Lawson Jane, 158 n Eutaw
Lawson James, clerk, 55 Courtland
Lawson John F. lumber, 187 s Paca
Lawson John T. butcher, 54 Centre and 46
Hanover market, dw 169 Penna. av
Lawson Richard, clerk, 55 Courtland
Lawson Robert, saddler, 277 w Baltimore, dw
Catonsville, Baltimore co
Lawson Mrs. Stephen, 55 Courtland
Lawson William B. butcher, 169 Penna. av
Lawston Charles, baker, 67 n Spring
Lawton Charles, 26 William
Lawton Charles H. blacksmith, 7 Hope al
Lawton Charles H. lamplighter, 15 Willam-
son al
Lawton Jervis, second hand dealer, 752 w
Baltimore
Lawton John L. (Jos. Thomas & Son,) 292
Saratoga
Lawton John W. shipsmith, Covington near
Cross
Lawton Richard, laborer, 200 Lee
Lay Christian, brass finisher, 239 s Eutaw
Layer Adam, silver plater, 472 Saratoga
Layer Frederica, 472 Saratoga
Layer Frederick G. wagoner, 182 s Bond
Layfield Geo. W. stevedore, 370 Canton av
Lay field James, carpenter, 129 Bank
Layfield William, clerk, 66 n Caroline
Layman Jacob, engineer, N.C. R. R. 37 Ross
Layman Lewis, baker, 138 Henrietta
Layman Orton, tailor, 104 McElderry
Layman Rosa, 175 s Bond
Laynor George, tinner, 145 Barre
Layton Aaron, mariner, 120 s Eden
Layton William, sailor, 59 n Eden
Lazaretto Furnace, Clinton, Canton, ofBce
Stickney & Co's, Exchange Place
Lazenby Daniel L. butter depot, 311 n Gay
Lazarus Frederick, clerk, 111 e Baltimore
Lea George, concert saloon, 7 e Baltimore, dw
Mann's hotel
Lea Samuel, horses, John n of Lanvale
Leableng Henry, butcher, 268 Division
Leach Benjamin, painter, 202 n Broadway
Leach Caleb L. 569 Lexington
Leach Charles, (L.&.Edkins,)Townsend near
Grundy
Leach & Edkins, photographers, 93 w Balti-
more
Leach George, laborer, 67 n Caroline
Leach George R. rope maker, Harford av near
Point la
Leach G. W. police, 32 Jackson
Leach James, carpenter, 352 Harford av
Leach James H. rope maker, Harford avnear
Point la
Leach John, bar tender, 71 Buren
Leach John H. n e cor Baltimore and Fred-
erick
Leach John H., U. S. Commissary depart-
ment, 45 Albemarle
Leach Joseph, 398 Canton av
Leach Peter, rope maker, Harford av ext'd
Leach Wm. amorotypist, 191 w Lombard
Leach Wm. jr. (Coss & L.) 108 s Sharp
Leach Wm. W. Barnum's hotel
Leach Wm. rope maker, 354 Harford av
Leach Wm. gold beater, over 127 w Baltimore,
dw n e cor Townsend and Foster la
League Capt. Albert, 43 Gough
League Christopher C. sweep master, 317
Light
League Emerson, telegraph messenger, 66
Portland
League Geo. B. 16 s Exeter
League Jas. carpenter, 69 sWashington, F. P.
League John Jacob, ship carpenter, 2 Henri-
etta
League Kate, 317 Light
League Capt. Luke M. 83 s Exeter
League Martin, shoemaker, 401 Lexington
League R. S. clerk, 16 s Exeter
Leahy James, wire weaver, 4 Little a!
Leahy Wm. carpenter, 152 Preston
Leake Luke A. tailor, 12 Water
Leaken John J. 31 McCuIloh
Leaken John, carpenter, 118 Orchard, dw 31
McCulloh
Leakin Rev. Geo. A. 129 e Pratt
Leakin Sheppard A. attorney, 11 Law build-
ings, dw Baltimore Co.
Leamy James C. (N. Hynson Jennings &
Co.) Baltimore Co
Leanhas Conrad, cooper, 43 Slemmer al
Lear Harman, cooper, 87 Dover
Lear John, laborer, 5 Russell
Lear Nicholas, laborer, 51 n Exeter
Lears Theodore, cigar maker, 20 Comet
Learsch Francis, porter, 251 n Dallas
Leary Andrew, drayman, 35 n High
Leary Augustus M. tavern, 199 Canton av
Leary Capt. Basil, mariner, 320 e Baltimore
Leary Cornelius, 199 Canton av
Leary Cornelius L. L. attorney, Eastern hall,
dw 32 s Broadway
Leary Geo. bricklayer, 94 s Charles
Leary John, (John L. & Co.) Baltimore Co
Leary John & Co. wholesale druggists, 35
Hanover
Leary Jno. laborer, Chappell near Liberty road
Leary Mrs. Margaret E. 50 s Bethel
Leary Martin, saddler, 79 Preston
Leary Peter, law student, 32 s Broadway
Leary Thomas, huckster, 109 Garden
Leary Thos. H. H. cashier to depository, cus-
tom house, 266 e Baltimore
Leary Wm. carpenter, 184 Gough
Leary Wm. 214 Castle al
Lease Isaac, shoemaker, 236 Bank
Leas Dr. Charles, 185 Saratoga
Leas Jacob F. cigar maker, 167 Lee
Leatherberry Edward, mariner, 82 Mullikin
LEATHERBURY JOHN E. grocer and li-
quor dealer, 6 w Pratt, dw 33 s High
Leavergust Adam, tailor, 30 Granby
Leaverton Mrs. Mary A. 140 Orleans
Leavy Patrick, 137 Harford av
Lebbehusen C. 691 w Baltimore
Lebond Chas. E. bookkeeper, ]62McHenry
GEO. S. PAGK Si BRO.. Mauufnctorera of Roofs nnd Roofin«^ Materials, 111 Smitli'a
Wlurf. C. HART SUtOTH, Agent.
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Lebond Casper J. (Chas. L. & Bro.) 162
McHenry
Lebond Charles, (Chas. L. & Bro.) 162 Mc-
Henry
Lebond Charles & Bro. vinegar, 162 McHen-
ry
Lebon Chas. clerk, cor Poppleton and Mc-
Henry
Lebon Mary, 105 s Washington, F. P.
Lebranthwait John L. carp. 179 e Baltimore
Lebranthwait Mary, millinery, 179 e Balti-
more
Lebron Lewis, soldier, 9 Bennett
Le Brou & Brother, ship chandlers, 1 Thames
Le Brou John F. (Le B. &. Bro.) 142 e Pratt
Le Brou Capt. John, 137 e Pratt
Le Brou Capt. Joseph, (Le B. & Bro.) 180 e
Pratt
Lebason Chas. shoemaker, 125 e Monument
Leberton Capt. Wm. W. 95 Gough
Lebenthal Samuel, ragman 323 n Gay
LEBER J. H. grocer, n w cor Fremont and
Lexington
Lecates Mrs. Esther, 23 Granby
Lechner , laborer, rear 109 Lancaster
Lechner Sebastian, shoemaker, 498 Lexington
Lechner Peter, lumber wag. 93 Eastern av
Lechtner John, laborer, 29 s Washington, F. P.
Lechrian Jacob, butcher. Garrison la, near
Western Cemetery
Lecompte Delia, 49 Hanover
Lecompte. Sylvanus H. 62 Barre
Lecompte Mary A. boarding, lifi Hanover
Lecompte Wm. H. pilot, 16 Williamson
Leddon Benjamin, engineer, 220 e Lombard
Ledden Samuel, city express, 298 Cross
Ledderman Lawrence, musician, 293 e Eager
Leddon Richard, fruit huckster, 182 Dover
Leddon George, junk dealer, 126 Dugan's
whf. dw 118 n Broadway
Leddon Geo. boots and shoes, 208 s Broad-
way, dw 118 n Broadway
Leddon Thos. wharfinger, 126 Dugan's whf.
and shoe dealer, n e cor Baltimore and
Spring, dw 148 e Lombard
Ledere John, boot fitter, 51 s Bond
Leden Mrs. Margaret 32 Chatsworth
Lederer John, laborer, 32 s Regester
Lederer Francis, morocco dresser, 71 Harrison
Lederer John, teacher, 137 s Caroline
Lederer Samuel, skirt factory, 83 n Gay
Ledere John, laborer, Regester near Pratt
Lederman Elizabeth, rear of 201 Montgomery
Ledsinger John, huckster, 110 s Regester
Ledley Daniel H. brickmaker, 607 w Lombard
Ledley Edward C. carpenter, 75 St. Peters
Ledley Mrs. Elizabeth, 75 St. Peters
Ledley Jacob, carpenter, 164 Ramsay
Ledley Jacob, brickmaker, 237 Henrietta
Ledley Jacob, fisherman, 154 s Fremont
Ledley Margaret, grocer, 164 Ramsay
Ledley Wm. M. carpenter, 75 St. Peters
LEDLEY WM. La Fayette stables, 150 w
Fayette, dw 247
Lednum Mrs. Ann M. 441 Lexington
Lcdnum Mary E. dressmaker, 441 Lexington
Lee Adam, 109 Ellicott
Lee Andrew N. blacksmith, 15 Pearl
Lee Andrew G. police', 62 n Pine
Lee Beal, huckster, 28 s Schroeder
Lee B. Franklin, clerk, 133 w Fayette
Loe Benjamin, clerk, 56 Lexington
Lee Chas. tailor, 72 Gough
Lee Chas. wheelwright and blacksmith, 412
w Baltimore, dw 15 Pearl
Lee Chas. W. painter, 15 Pearl
Lee Daniel P. bricklayer. Mount nr Lexington
Lee Mrs. Ellen, 339 w Pratt
Lee Emma A. dressmaker, 188 German
Lee Emory Guest, clerk, 32 Hanover
Lee Edmund, painter, 108 n Eden
Lee Edward, furniture wag. 804 w Baltimore
Lee Mrs. Elizabeth, 45 Watson
Lee Enoch G. saddler, 358 e Monument
Lee Geo. A. ambrotypist, 420 Saratoga
Lee Geo. W. carpenter, 146 Conway
Lee Henry R. soldier, 44 Pearl
Lee James F. 25 s Broadway
Lee James, laborer, 33 s Durham
Lee James W. engineer, 177 e Lombard
Lee James, laborer, 17 s Front
Lee James, teamster, 151 York
Lee James M. clerk, 13 s Howard
Lee James F. com. merchant, 123 McElder-
ry's wharf
Lee Jesse drayman, 14 McElderry
Lee Jesse, clerk, Point lane, near Greenmount
Cemetery
Lee John, huckster, 28 s Schroeder
Lee John, officer at Penitentiary, 80 Green-
mount av
Lee John E. saddler, 358 e Monument
Lee John H. cigar maker, 507 w Lombard
Lee John H. coachsmith, 67 n Caroline
Lee John, coachsmith. Monument, 1 door
from Caroline
Lee John W. plumber, 784 w Baltimore
Lee John, painter, 83 Washington, F. H.
Lee John A. painter, 470 w Lombard
Lee John H. machinist, 348 e Fayette
Lee John W. carpenter and builder, 31 Park,
dw 46 Pearl
Lee Joseph, fireipan, Aliceanna near Cannon
Lee Joseph, huckster, 3 McHenry
Lee Mrs. Josiah, s w cor Charles and Read
Lee Julian H. 144 Washington place
Lee Levi, blacksmith, 507 w Lombard
Lee Lizzie T. cloaks and bonnets, 56 Lexing-
ton
Lee Margaret, 55 e Monument
Lee Mary, 80 Greenmount av
Lee Martha, 64)^ Lexington
Lee Mrs. Mary Ann, 67 n Caroline
Lee Nathaniel, flour, 348 e Fayette •
Lee Richard, cooper, McHenry w of Fulton
Lee Dr. Richard C. 260 w Pratt
Lee Samuel, street supervisor, 414 w Lombard
Lee Samuel, officer R. R. 28 s Schroeder
Lee Sarah, 86 s Paca
LEE STEPHEN S. iron and coal merchant,
50 s Gay, dw 144 Washington place
Lee Stephen, clerk, 44 s Sharp
Lee Street Baptist Church, Lee between Sharp
and Hanover
Lechleitner John, shoemaker, 85 Argyle al •
Lee Thomas, restaurant, 31 w Fayette
Lee Thomas, w Biddle, 4 doors from Garden
Lee William, laborer, Shakspear
Lee Wm. carter, 287 e Monument
Lee Wm. collar maker, 80 George
Lee Wm. H. foundryman, 223 Washington,
F. H.
Lee Wm. E. soldier, 184 Burgundy la
LeeWm. L. carpenter, 223 Washington, F.H.
Lee Mrs. Z. Collins, 46 Franklin
Leech George F. cigar maker, 32 n Caroline
"WM. P. WEBB, Marine, FJre aiwl Life Iiisui-ance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, Ji. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Leech Mrs. Ruth, 32 n Caroline
Leeds Edward W. artist, 81 Hollins
Leeds John F. artist, 81 Hollins
Leedy J. tobacconist, 388 w Fayette
Leedy Jacob, cigar maker, 388 w Fayette
Leedy Joseph S. soldier, 388 w Fayette
Leedy Samuel, soldier, 203 Mulberry
Leedy Walker F. soldier, 388 w Fayette
Leedy Wm. G. soldier, 388 w Fayette
Lcef Mary Ann, 223 e Pratt
Leeke James & McClure, carpenters, 13 Grant
Leeke James, (James L. & McClure,) 13 n
Fremont
Leeke Wm. H. carpenter, 135 n Fremont
Leer Herman, cooper, 17 Dover
Leer Herman, tavern, 14 Park
Lees William, junk, 14 s Schroeder
Leeson Maurice C. blacksmith, 64 n Fremont
Lefaber Wm. cigar maker, 63 Albpmarle
Le Faivre Constant, clerk, 63 Garden
Le Faivre Felicite, 63 Garden
Le Faivre Ferdinand, clerk, 63 Garden
Le Faivre Joseph, clerk, 63 Garden
Le Faivre Louis, clerk, 63 Garden
Lefevre Charles, cabinetmaker, 96 Lee
Lefevre David, sexton, n e cor Spring and
Bounty al
Lefevre Rev. Jacob A. 494 w Fayette
Lefevre Wm. A. cigars, cor Spring and Boun-
ty la
Lefevre William, ship carpenter, 165 e Eager
Lefevre William, painter, 16 s Central av
LEFFER CHARLES, tobacconist, 353 n Gav
Lefferman Wm. tanner and currier, 32 French
LefTcrt Jacob, carman, 110 St. Mary
Leffler Geo. R. H. speculator, 12 Strieker
Leffler Isadora, 238 Canton av
Leffler John, engineer, 182 Montgomery
Leffher Henry, carter, 79 Grindall
Lefler H. laborer. 11 Shakspear
Legant Margaret, washerviroman, 162 Green-
mount av
Legg John H. 41 Chew
Legg John T. provisions, 3 w cor Mullikin and
Bond
Legg John Thomas, plane maker, 352 West
Legg Joseph T. tavern, 47 n Frederick
Leh Caspar, basket maker, 183 s Bond
Lehman Bernard, fruit, 52 s Bethel
Lehman George, shoemaker, 6 Shakspear
Lehman Charles, baker, 401 Light
Lehman Mrs. Hannah, 463 Franklin
Lehman Jacob S. shoemaker, 323 Franklin
Lehman Jacob, jr. watchman, 721 w Lom-
bard
Lehman Lewis, ticket agent, Frederick road
near 1st tollgate
Lehman Theodore, baker, 173 Vine
Lehman Thomas, laborer, s e cor Pratt and
Calhoun
Lehmann Ferdinand, painter, 448 Lexington
Lehmann Mrs. Rosina, 175 s Bond
LEHMAYER SIMON, wholesale clothier,
298 w Baltimore, dw 75 n Liberty
Lehn Valentine, confectioner, 32 Perry
Lehner Caspar, laborer, 1 Brune
Lehnip John, shoemaker, 152 Pine
Lehr Catharine, 186 s Spring
Lehr Conrad, tanner, 28 Walsh
Lehr George, porter, 39 Perry
Lehr Harry, (Brovvn & L.) 8 Jackson
Lehr Robert, (Boninger Bros.) Read between
Charles and Cathedral
Lehrenden John, laborer, 87 n Amity
Leib Jacob, milk, 62 n Schroeder
Leib John, clerk, 265 s Bond
Leib John S. treasurer N. C. R. R. 74 Ais-
quith
Leib Moses W. clerk N. C. R. R., 171 n
Charles
Leib Thomas, potter, 265 s Bond
Leibe Eli Trego, clerk, 33 s Eden
Leibeg John, cabinet maker, 33 Hampstead
Leibold Charles, pickler, 156 n Exeter
Leibold Lewis, laborer, 27 Albemarle
Leichner Martin, woodsawyer, 251 s Dallas
Leicht John J. whitewasher, 195 s Bond
Leidd Michael, cabinet maker, 69 Durham
Leidell Michael, 69 s Chapel
Leidig George, cooper, 82 Central av
Leidy Thomas, druggist, 162 Saratoga
Leifenberger Wm. cooper, 905 w Pratt
Leifeld Bei-nhard, grocer, cor China and
Montgomery
Leiflich John, Fountain near Chester
Leiher John, soldier, 122 St. Peter
Leikauf Margaret, lager beer, 93 e Lombard
Leimbach Martin, laborer, 119 Gough
Leimpach Peter, laborer, 256 s Broadway
Leimboch George, cabinet maker
Leimeradt Conrad, laborer, 187 s Caroline
Lemikuhler Albert H. shoemaker, 38 s Bond
Leimkuhler Edward, shoemaker, 15 n Wash-
ington, F. P.
Leimkuhler John H. shoemaker, 152 Raborg
Leiner John, tailor, 257 e Lombard
Leinhardt Andrew, tailor, 62 James al
Leinhart , tailor, 200 e Madison
Leinsz Fredk. confectioner, 87 w Biddle
Leinthower Christian, carver, 25 Brown
Leip George, laborer, 10 New
Leipold Adam, tailor, 148 William
Leipold Jacob, drayman, 41 Leadenhall
LEISENRING GEO. W. coal dealer, n ecor
Howard and Franklin, dw Franklin house
Leisenring Gideon, proprietor Franklin house,
n w cor Howard and Franklin
Leisher Albert, stone mason, 245 Chase
Leisko Christopher, laborer, 136 e Lombard
Leissinger Mary A. 147 s Bond
Leissler Jacob, shoemaker, 510 Light
Leister Amelia F. dress maker, 168 Saratoga
Leist Charles, shoemaker, 56 Clay
Leist Fredk. marble cutter, 272 n Eutaw
Leister Israel, salesman, 168 Saratoga
Leistncr Israel B. police, 608 w Pratt
Leistner Jos. confectioner, 294 Aliceanna
Leisz Charles, laborer, 232 s Dallas
Leitch David, barkeeper, 415 w Baltimore
Leitch Edward B. jr., (ilerk, 102 n High
Leitch Edw. G. (Matthews & L ) 102 n High
Leitch John, receiving clerk gas office, 61 Jef-
ferson
Leitch Robert, brass finisher, 11 Constitution
Leitcht Bonivass, weaver, 55 s Eutaw
Leitz Andrew, cabinet maker, 49 Penna aT
Leitz Jacob, 117 Ross
Leloup Chas. prof, of French language, 124 n
Howard
Lemach Joseph, laborer, 28 Shakspear
Leman George, tailor, 37 Lewis
Lembach Jacob, baker, 70 Portland
Lembec Jacob, baker, 166 Ensor
Lemcke Christian, 41 Philpot
Lemcke D. H. 45 s Greene
Lemcke Mary Jane, 306 s Sharp
J. HEIVRY GlESE, Conunlasion liferehant, fbr the sale or Flowr, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on band, »t Sfpeor'a Wlutit.
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Lemcke Rudolph, butcher, 5 Elliott, Canton
Lemerick John, cabinet mkr, 32 New Church
Lemkul Chas. watch and jewelry store, 419 w
Baltimore
Lemley Geo, gardener. Monument near Ann
Lemmerman John, blacksmith, 178 Hollins
Lemmert John, shoemaker, 249 w Hoffman
Lemmon Dr. A. H. dentist, 107 Gough
Lemmon Benj. F. printer, 7 Lloyd
Lemmon James, cooper, 18 Green's ct
Lemmon James H. cooper, 36 Williamson
Lemmon John L. shoemaker, 39 s Wolfe
Lemmon John S. conductor, 130 McHenry
Lemmon Joshua, laborer, 238 w Biddle
Lemmon Josiah H. apothecary, 659 w Balti-
more, dw 606 w Fayette
Lemmon Misses, 69 n Charles
Lemmon Noah, carter, 35 Dolphin
Lemmon Mrs. Richard, 8 Cathedral
Lemmon Richard, carpenter, 15 Mc Henry
Lemmon Thomas J. snipper, 7 Lloyd
Lemmon Wm. P. president Merchants' Shot
Works, s e cor Front and Fayette, dw 183
Garden
Lemmont George, tailor, 1 Preston
Lenahan Michael, blacksmith, 113 n Howard
Lenck Amelia, 249 Light
Lenck Geo. carpenter, 437 Canton av
Lend Robert, coal yard, 103 McElderry
Lendour Morriz, clothier, 62 w Pratt, dw 146
e Lombard
Lenger George, shoemaker, 13 Spring ct
Lenliardt Ulrich, laborer, 423 Canton av
Lennahan James, hackman, 16 Fish Market
space
Lennan Capt. Samuel, 28 n Ann
Lennox Mrs. Susannah, 173 Bank
Lennox Thos. A. shoemaker, 60 Raborg
Lenschow Charles, professor of music, 89
Franklin
Lenechow Mrs. Charlotte, 89 Franklin
Lentbecker Casper, plasterer, 28 Shakspear
Lentner Christopher, carpenter, 47 Plum
Lentner Frederick, carpenter, 278 s Sharp
Lentner John, shoemaker, 205 s Bond
Lentz Charles W. (L. & Flack,) 146 Mulberry
Lentz Conrad, cooper, 329 s Sharp
Lentz & Flack, commission merchants, 18
Hanover
Lentz Henry, cooper, 424 w Pratt
Lentz Henry, 168 s Spring
Lentz Henry, painter, 32 Gittinga
Lentz John D. cooper, 177 s Ann
Lentz Mrs. Margaret, 137 Ross
Lentz Philip G. fisherman, 131 Washington,
F. H.
Lenz Alexander, restaurant, 84 s Howard
Lenz August, shoemaker, 54 n Schroeder
Lenz Geo. toys and notions, 176 s Broadway
Lenz Henry, lamps and oil, 663 w Baltimore
Lenzberg Henry, cigar packer, 134 Barre
Lenzburg Maurice, tobacconist, 56 s Howard
Lenz John, shoemaker, 68 n Schroeder
Leon Hester, 186 Pearl
Leon Saml. second hand clothier, 32 Harrison
Leonard Catherine, shop 71 n Bethel
Leonard Catherine, dressmaker, 258 e Monu-
ment
Leonard Charles, bottler, 84 Peirce
Lec/nard Daniel, ship carpenter, 145 s Regester
Leonard Francis, baker, 191 e Eager
Leonard George, cabinet maker, 727 w Pratt
Leonard John G. ship joiner, 106 s Ann
Leonard John, drayman, 15 s Front
Leonard John, tavern, 83 Centre Market sp.
Leonard Lena, 138 s Regester
Leonard Maria L. teacher, 335 Light
Leonard Mary B. 335 Light
Leonard Mrs. Mary D. 456 n Gay
Leonard Mary, grocery, 255 e Monument
Leonard M. millinery, 63 n Charles
Leonard Patrick, tailor, 268 s Charles
Leonard Susan, washerwoman, 87 York
Leonard Thomas, hackman, 26 Liberty al
Leonard Thomas, bar tender, 20 Mercer
Leonard Thomas, laborer, 71 n Bethel
Leonard Thos. soldier, cor Chapel and Fayette
Leonard Wm. H. blacksmith, 463 w Lombard
Leonard Wm. M, cabinet maker, 782 w Balti-
more
LEONARD DR. WM. T. manufacturer of
Matinale, 10 North, dw Baltimore Co.
Leonard William, 63 n Charles
Leonhardt Charles, cupper and leecher, 97
n Eden
Leonhardt Chas. B. barber, 256 e Pratt
Leonhardt Mrs. Jaccolena, fancy dry goods,
73 s High
Leopold Joseph, 253 w Fayette
Leoque James, carpenter, 69 s Washington,
F. P.
Lapp John, carter, 268 William
Leppelburger Fignortz, 217 Henrietta
Lepper Mrs. Geo. A. 3 St. Mary ct
Lepper Jacob, cabinet maker, 2 Belair ct
Leppert Frederick, blacksmith, 10 Callendeir
Leppert Peter, laborer, 208 Penna. av
Leppet Peter, woodsawyer, 54 Lancaster
Lepnard Peter, butcher, 42 Belair market, dw
Baltimore co
Lepson Daniel, painter, 15 s Foppleton
Lequerre Rev. U. treasurer Seminary of St.
Sulpice, St. Mary ct, Penna. av near
Franklin
Lerch Augustus, saddler, 230 w Pratt
Lerch Augustus, saddler and harness maker,
155 and 157 w Pratt
Lerch Catherine, lager beer, 382 Saratoga
Lercl John, sawyer, 118 Johnson
Lerew Geo. A. J. carpenter, 186 w Lombard
Lerew Robert, laborer, 237 s Paca
Lerin Jacob, butcher, 67 Lexington market,
dw Garrison la
Lerkes S. lager beer, e Fayette near Chop-
tank
Lerp Conrad, carpenter, 101 Plum al
Lerp Conrad, carpenter, 225 s Charles
Lerp Theodore F. cigar maker, 104 Hollins
Lertz Reinhold, music teacher, 69 Garden
Leschoan Catharine, 244 w Biddle
Lesfaures Sarah A. tailoress, 13 Hill
Lesisig John, butcher, Western Cemetery la
Leslie James, piano maker, 53 Vine
Leslie John, jr. cabinet maker, 53 Vine
Leslie John, sr, piano maker, 53 Vine
Leslie John, tinner, 186 McHenry
Leslie Robert, shipping merchant, 61 s Gay,
dw 219 Madison av
Lesner Conrad, shoemaker, 128 n Central av
Lester Mrs. Catharine, tavern, 40 Boyd
Lester James T. laborer. Falls road near
Northern av
LESTER JAMES M. lime and feed, 165 n
Howard, dw Baltimore co
Lester John Thos. clerk, 165 n Howard, dw
cor Park place and Wilson
GKO. 8. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofn and Roonng Klateriala, 111
Wluuef. C. HART SSHTH, Agent.
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LEW
Lester John, 54 Saratoga
Lester John G. cashier Howard Bank, dw 127
s Paca
Lester Joseph W. carpenter, 132 Conway
Lester Mrs. Mary, 132 Conway
Lester Samuel T. Bryant Seminary, s w cor
Fayette and Republican, dw 132 Conway
Lester Dr. Shipley, 132 Conway
Lester Thomas, stoves, 28 President
Lester Thomas, teacher, 792 w Baltimore
Lester Wm. H. carpenter, 20 Wayne, dw 195
Barre
Lestner Bowly, laborer, 235 s Washington,
F. P.
Lestrange Patrick, horse shoer, n w cor Cen-
tre and Davis, dw Franklin hotel
Letcher David, dry goods, 78 Hanover, dw
38 Camden
Lefchwich Michael, drayman, 63 Richmond
Letmate Charles A. stoves and tinware, 47
Ensor
Letmate Wm. Geo. stoves and tinware, 59
Penna. av
Letournau Geo. W. ship carpenter, 160 s
Wolfe
Letournau Capt. Peter, mariner, 35 s Ann
Letter Henry, tavern, 341 s Charles
Letterd John, car driver, 68 Decker
Letterd Mrs. Laura, 68 Decker
Letterer John, shoemaker, 5 Etna la
Letterer George, stove maker, 56 President
Letterman Mrs. Anna 6 Cathedral
Letterman Dr. Wm. H. 247 n Howard •
Letzer Joseph, teacher, 36 McElderry
Letvvich Michael, drayman, 63 Richmond
Letzwig Henry, teamster, 234 s Paca
Leucht Rev. Joseph, Hebrew teacher, 67 e
Lombard
Leuers Frederick, tailor, 403 w Pratt
Leuth Caroline, tailoress, 23 Ogston
Leutsinger Mrs. Anne M. 38 Warren
Leutv/iler Louis, laborer, 85 n Bethel
Levely Henry, clerk P. O. 49 Lexington
Levell Edward F. clerk, 186 Mulberry
Levell Mrs. Ellen, 186 Mulberry
Levenstein David, clerk, s e cor Bank and
Caroline
Levering Aaron, clerk, 89 s Sharp
Levering Mrs. Ann, 89 s Sharp
Levering Clinton, president Baltimore & Cuba
Smelting and Mining Co., office over 30
South, dw 104 w Monument
LEVERING «fc CO. wholesale grocers and
commission merchants, 911^ w Lombard
Levering Decatur E. (D. L. & Co.) 174
German
Levering D. & Co. merchandise brokers, 93 w
Lombard
Levering Eugene, (L. & Co.) 310 Madison
avenue
Levering Frederick A. (L, & Co.) 168 Park
Levering Madison, (L. & Co.) 96 n Paca
LEVERING LAWRASON, commis'n mer-
chant and secretary Crescent Coal Oil Co. 3
Commerce, up stairs, dw 96 n Paca
Levering Joshua, clerk, 310 Madison av
Levering Peter R. (Thos. W. L. & Sons,) 56
w Madison
Levering Samuel L. restaurant, s e cor Madi-
son and Ensor
Levering Susanna, huckstress, 160 Harford av
Levering Samuel S. (Thos. W. L. & Sons,)
94 w Madison
Levering Thomas L. accountant, 34 Gilmor
Levering Thomas W. (Thos. W. L. & Sons,)
56 w Madison
LEVERING THOMAS W. & SONS, grain,
seed and commis'n merchants, 55 Commerce
Leverton Wm. mariner, 81 Gough
Levi Adolph, dry goods, 59 w Baltimore, dw
31 n Frederick
Levi Herman, cap maker, 152 Conway
Levi Isaac, clerk, 31 n Frederick
Levi Louis, cigar maker, 9 L. McElderry
LevillerMrs. Anne, 87 Hollins
Levins Louis, rigger, 220 s Wolfe
Levron Mrs. Alice, 180 e Pratt
Levron Joseph, 180 e Pratt
Levy Andrew, ship carpenter, 94 McElderry
Levy J. millmer, 199 n Gay-
Levy Joseph, painter, 15 Choptank,
Levy Joseph, 171 e Pratt
Levy Joseph, clothing and jewelry, 138 Light
St. wharf
Levy Margaret, 79 s Chapel
Levy Morris, rags, 212 Chesnut
Levy Moses, boots and shoes, 44 Centre Mar-
ket space
Levy Samuel, carpenter, 36 Orchard
Lewellen Thomas, coppersmith, 7 Nicholson
LEWIS A. T. & CO. auction dry goods and
commission merchants, over 254 w Balti-
more, dw A. T. L. 11 n Calhoun
Lewis Andrew B. of tobacco warehouse, 19 s
Wolfe
Lewis Andrew B. jr. clerk, 19 s Wolfe
Lewis A. G. 11 n Calhoun
Lewis Arthur C. soldier, 398 w Lombard
Lewis Caleb M. machinist, 208 w Biddle
Lewis Charles A. soldier, 398 w Lombard
Lewis Charles E. clerk, 302 Madison av
Lewis Charles A. laborer, 106 Vine
Lewis Charles, chair maker, 52 Henrietta
Lewis Charles, Bloodgood ct near Front
Lewis Chas. E. painter, 52 Henrietta
Lewis C. M. machinist, Biddle near Ross
Lewis Columbus W. street agent B. & 0. R.R.
97 Hollins
Lewis Domingo, shoemaker, 192 Lexington
Lewis Edward, tailor, 153 w Lombard
Lewis Edward, laborer, 182 s Central av
Lewis Elizabeth, 19 Plover al
Lewis Ellen, dry goods, 682 W. Baltimore
Lewis Frank, clerk, Fulton near Mount
Lewis Frederick, mariner, 239 Canton av
Lewis George, carpenter, 132 Garden
Lewis Geo. H. paper hanger, 392 n Gay
Lewis Geo. T. carpenter, 19 s Wolfe
Lewis George W. shoemaker, Fremont near
Penna. av
Lewis George F. reporter for American, 150
n Exeter
Lewis Geo. H. huckster, 176 Vine
Lewis Henry, laborer, 423 e Fayette
Lewis Henry, iceman, 134 Vine
Lewis Henry C. machinist, 159 Garden
Lewis Henry, carpenter, 22 s Schroeder
Lewis James H. mariner, 85 s Chester
Lewis James M. plasterer, 91 Aisquith
Lewis Jacob S. boots and shoes, 137 s Broad-
way, dw 132 s Ann
Lewis John, grocer, 92 n Calvert
Lewis John, 394 e Monument
Lewis John T. pilot, 87 s Chester
Lewis John, agent, 90 n Wolfe
Lewis Capt. John B. 134 s Bond ,
WM. P. "WKBB, Marine, J'ire aixd Liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Slutual
Benefit Llf« Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
LEW
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Liers John, clerk, 237 Conway
Liers Robert, tinner, 85 Dover
Lieth John, bricklayer, 195 s Bond
Lieutand Dennis, carpent(;r, 765 w Baltimore
Liffingwell Wm. clerk, 12 s Exeter
Light John J. carpenter, 605 Penna. av
Light-st Methodist Episcopal Church, Light
s of Baltimore
Light Street Institute, 12 Light, adjoining
Meth. Epis. Church
Lighthiser John N. shoemaker, 157 Wel-
come al
Lighthizer George, baker, 67 Warner
Lighthouse Charles, cabinet maker, 145 s
Exeter
Lighthouse John, grocer, 145 s Exeter
Lightman Constance, laborer, 168 s Dallas
Lightner Christopher, nightman, 151 Forres t
Lightner Henry, boiler maker, 118 Hambufg
Lightner Henry, tin and sheet iron worker,
101 Hillen
Lightner Isaac N. clerk, 59 n Eutaw
Lightner Isaac, clerk, 59 n Exeter
Lightner Jacob, laborer, 88 s Bethel
Lightner John M. soldier, 15 Chew
Lightner John, laborer, 205 Aliceanna
Lightner Mary A. dressmaker, 15 Chew
LIGHTNER WM. P. Real Estate
Agent and Collector, Basement
Chesapeake Bank. Dw. 146 n
Exeter.
Lihr Leonard, butcher, 49 s Paca
Likes Henry, (Jordan & Co.) 157 s Broadway
Likes Jacob, gas fitter, 2 n Sharp, dw 85 n
Pine
Lildt Mrs. Julia, 144 s Central av
Liller Frederick, ivory turner, 3 Park
Lilly Andrew E. 16 Lanvale
Lilly Alonzo, merchant, 95 w Monument
Lilly Alonzo, jr., clerk, 95 w Monument
Lilly Charles L. police, 85 n Pine
Lilly Edward, harness maker, 40 George
Lilly George W. carpenter, 303 Garden
Lilly John S. fireman, 11 Abey al
Lilly Richard, saddler, 7 s Calvert, dw Mount
near Baltimore
Lilly Wm. H. saddler, n Mount near Bal-
timore
Lilly Wm. D. cigar maker, Shakspear near
Bond
Limback August, shoemaker, 381 w Pratt
Limbecker Francis, cooper, cor West and
Hanover
Lime Inspector's Office, foot of Read near
North
Liming Gilbert, gov'mt employ, 92 Warner
Limmer Mrs. Cunigunda, 330 e Lombard
Limpert August, tailor, 341 Canton av
Linaweaver Geo. W. tin and sheet iron work-
er, cor Eutaw and Baltimore, under Eutaw
House, dw 19 Brune
Linaweaver John N. (Ensor & L.) 93 n Paca
Linaweaver Peter, tinner, 18 Brune
Linberry R. 162 s Durham
Linch Dennis, laborer, 632 w Pratt
Linck John G. butcher, 28 Belair Market, d^
Jenkins la near Cemetery
Lincoln Joseph S. baker and confectioner, 294
Saratoga, aw 20 Chatsworth
J. HENXy GIES>1:, Commlssloii Mcrcliant, ioif the Bale ot Floor, Grain, Seeds, Sm.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Piaster constantly on hand, »1 Spear's Wluirf:
Lewis John, laborer. 151 s Spring
Lewis John T. pilot, Lombard near Chester
Lewis John, mariner, 19 Armistcad la
Lewis John, paper stainer, 139 West
Lewis John B. mariner, 134 s Bond
Lewis John, laborer, 82 Eastern av
Lewis Joseph A. ship carpenter, 115 s Wolfe
Lewis Joshua, engineer, 398 w Lombard
Lewis Levi, block and pump maker, foot of
Montgomery near Hamburg, dw 328 Light
Lewis Louis, flour inspector, 45 w Biddle
Lewis Mrs. Mahala, 272 e Pratt
Lewis Margaret, seamstress, 27 Shakspear
Lewis Mary A. R. 52 Warren
Lewis Mary, 84 Block
Lewis Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 2 Carlton
Lewis Martin, stock and bill broker, 44 w
Second, dw 302 Madison av
Lewis Matilda, 201 Ramsay
Lewis Peter B. confectioner, 55 Pearl
Lewis Mrs. Priscilla G. Fulton near Lexing-
ton
Lewis Redmond, bottler, 182 s Central av
Lewis Robert, pilot, 85 McHenry
Lewis Salvator, figure maker, 202 Chesnut
Lewis Samuel D. mariner, 72 s Washington,
F. P.
Lewis Sarah Ann, seamstress, 239 e Chase
Lewis Stephen, painter, 100 n Front
Lewis Stephen, blacksmith, 43 Mount
Lewis Thomas, pilot, 93 s Chester
Lewis Thos. B. bookkeeper, Fulton near Lex-
ington
Lewis Wm. H. mariner, 208 Montgomery
Lewis Wm. machinist, 141 Barre
Lewis Wm. M. junk and paper, 50 Lee
Lewis Wm. machinist, 104 n Schroeder
Lewis Wm. Penn, salesman, 110 w Fayette
Lewis Capt. Wm. C. 134 s Broadway
Lewis Wm. J. block and pump maker, 131
Cross
Lewitoch Jacob, jeweler, 16 w Pratt
Lewlas Patrick, laborer, 12 Liberty al
Lewy L. 115 e Baltimore
Lewyt Solomon H. jewelry and watches, 45
n Front
Leyer Stephen, carpenter, 309 n Central av
Leyhe Wm. tailor, 109 s Bond
Leyland Thomas, laborer, 29 York
Leyshon David, copper smelter, 4 Andre
Leyshon Mrs. Mary, 12 Cuba
Leyshon Reese, copper smelter, 9 Cuba
Liberty Hall, 22 s Howard
Lichner George, laborer, 25 Perry
Lichty Saml. K. cutter, 4 Jefi'erson
Lickford Henry, tailor, 30 Granby
Lidard John, teamster, 68 Decker
Lieben Henry, second-hand goods, 238 Light
Lieberman John, apothecary, cor Eager and
Eden
Lieberman Peter, painter, 56 e Pratt
Liebhart Rev. Henry, 1 Mosher
LIEKIG GUST A V A., P. D. analytical
chemist, over 67 s Gay, dw 276 Hollins
Lieblich Marcus, dry goods, 151 Lexington
Liebman & Dellevie, domestic cigars, n w cor
Gay and Fayette
Liobman Dr. Gustav, 47 n Front
Liebman Joseph, (L. & Dellevie,) 54 n Front
Lieder August, carpenter, 94 Leadenhall
Lien Wm. 229 Franklin
Liener John, shoemaker, 205 s Bond
Liengman y^enry, baker. West near William
LIN
241
LIN
Lind E. G. architect, over s w cor Charles and
Fayette, dw Townsend near Bolton
Lind Geo. shot maker, 26 s Oregon
Lind Samuel H. millinery, 49 n Howard
Lind Sebastian, paver, 166 s Regester
Lind Simon, laborer, Rose near Foster al
Lindan Abraham, shoemaker, 101 Harrison
Lindar Louis, soldier, 1 McMechin
Lindauer Joseph E. clerk, 75 Ensor
Lindauer Max, salesman, 75 Ensor .
Lindeborn Henry, tailor, 46 Henrietta
Lindeman Edward C. (Schilling & L.) 147 s
Charles
Lindeman Edward, (Schilling & L.) 147 s
Charles
Lindeman L. Gustav. tailor, 314 w Pratt
Lindeman John, carpet manuf. and dealer, 173
e Baltimore
Lindeman Wm. turner, 243 s Bond
Linden Ernest C. embroidery and fancy goods,
143 w Baltimore
Linden Herman, crockery ware, 136 Franklin
Linden John, mariner, 102 e Pratt
Lindenborn David, grocer, 86 Penna. av
Lindenburg Fredk. upholsterer, 61 Albemarle
Lindenburger Chas. paper hanger, 368 Lex-
ington
Lindenburger George, tailor, 341 e Eager
Lindenburger John, jr. tailor, 345 e Eager
Lindenburger Mrs. Mary, 368 Lexington
Lindenburger Wm. tobacconist, 368 Lexing-
ton
Lindenburn Henry, shoemaker, 216 s Sharp
Lindenfelser John, furn. wagon, 183 Columbia
Lindenine John, baker, 239 w Pratt
Lindenman Albert H. clerk, 204 w Pratt
Lindenman Albert H. commis. merchant, 87
Smith's whf, dw 204 w Pratt
Lindenman Christopher, gardener, 96 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Lindenman John F. 26 n Strieker
Lindenstruit Wm. laborer, 259 s Ann
Lindenstruth Lewis, cigar mak. 30 President
Linderman Mrs. hardware, 228 Canton av
Linderman Mrs. H. 311 Mulberry
Linderman Frederick shoemaker, 201 Frede-
rick road
Lindig Chas. tailor, 139 n Bond
Lindlay Wm. porter, 90 s Washington, F. P.
Lindner Henry, restaurant, 67 n Central av
Lindner John, coal carter, 2 State
Lindner Mrs. Ann, midwife, 2 State
Lindower Henrietta, 76 Ensor
Lindon EHzabeth, laundress, 110 Washington,
F. H.
Lindsay Anthony, grocery, 154 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Lindsay Andrew B. grocery and liquor store,
153 Forrest
Lindsay Alex. H. bricklayer, 112 Lee
Lindsay Benj. F. police, 165 German
Lindsay George W. collector, 20 n Paca
Lindsay John, carpenter, 32 Durham
Lindsay John H. plasterer, 299 e Eager
Lindsay Wm. R. (Wra. Paul & Co.) 35 Or-
chard
Lindsey Christopher, (L. & Garvey,) 32
Hanover
Lindsey & Garvey, tobacco and cigars, 106 w
Baltimore
Lindsey Mrs. Wilhelmina, 165 German
Lindt Julia, 144 s Central av
Line Louis, tinner, 258 s Ann
Liner John, tailor, 267 e Lombard
Lines John, blacksmith, 49 Eislein
Linengold Christopher, gardener, 48 Abbott
Linewcaver John L. ganger, 93 n Paca
Lineweaver Louis, shoemaker, 401 Lexington
Linerakemp Herman, police, 24 n Central av
Lingner Martin, blacksmith, s e cor Cross and
Hanover
Lingner Philip, locksmith, 85 Bank
Lingelbach Caspar, tailor, 293 s Bond
Lingelbach Henry, tailor, 219 s Bond
Lingenberg Christopher, tailor, 9ft s Dallas
Lingenfelder Mrs. Elizabeth, 107 Penna. av
Lingenfelder Geo. shoemaker, 42 e Lombard
Lingenfelder Mary, grocery, 301 Light
Linhard Andrew, prof, of music, 97 Ensor
Linhard John, musician, 103 e Madison
Linhard Michael, musician, 13 Stirling
Linhardt Catherine, 270 s Durham
Linhardt John, baker, 229 s Bond
Linhardt John, baker, n w cor Canton av and
Bond
Link Balthazar, piano maker, 254 s Sharp
Link C. tavern, 225 Aliceanna
Link Henry, tailor, 26 Knox al
Link John laborer, Clinton near O'Donnell
Link Ludwig, shoemaker, 45 s Dui-ham
Link Mrs. Mary A. 42 Cross
Link Philip, porter, 52 Vine
Link Philip, clerk, 127 Vine
Link Samuel, shoemaker, 199 Stirling
Link Thos H. soldier, 42 Cross
Linkelfeelter John, shoemaker, 75 e Lombard
Linkenstrudt Christian, shoemaker, 30 Presi-
dent
Linker Henry, laborer, 32 Walsh
Linker Lewis, cabinet maker, 15 Diamond
Linker Wm. cooper, 71 Granby
Linkett Julius, baker, 468 Lexmgton
Linn Bernard, horse drover, 50 Ross
Linn Charles, hostler, 50 Ross
Linn Daniel, laborer, 2 Slemmer al
Linnebaum D. sugar refiner, over 41 Centre
Market space
Linnenborn Henry, sawyer, 130 Saratoga
Linnenkemper Henry, huckster, 236 n Cen-
tral av
Linner Philip, locksmith, 2 Collins ct
Linsey John, clerk, 62 e Pratt
Linsmeyer Mrs. Anna, 332 e Lombard
Linsner John, tavern, 182 s Ann
Linsner Catharine, 147 s Chapel
Linsz John, lager beer, 162 s Caroline
Lint Joseph, porter, 47 St. Mary
Linterberger Wm. cooper, 905 w Pratt
Linthicum Charles G. veterinary surgeon,
livery stables, Saratoga bet. Eutaw and
Howard, dw 125 German
Linthicum Francis, ship carpenter, 178 Mont-
gomery
LINTHICUM, GREEN & SON, produce,
n e cor Hanover and Camden, and all prin-
cipal markets
Linthicum Josiah B. navigator, 178 Mont-
gomery
Linthicum Dr. J. G. 824 w Baltimore
LINTHICUM & CO. merchant tailors, 6 n
Calvert
Linthicum Samuel, ship builder, foot of Cross,
dw 64 Hamburg
Linthicum Sweetser, produce, 37 Columbia
Linthicum Thomas, (L. & Co.) 229 Hollins
Linthicum Thomas F. collector, 99 Hollins
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufnctnrers of Roofs and Roofing MateriiUs, 111 Smith's
Wliarf. C. BART SBIITH, Agent.
16
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242
LIV
LINTHICUM THALES A. attorney at law,
71 w Fayette, dw 4 Franklin
Lintliicum Wm. B. soldier, 178 Montgomery
Linthicum Wm. 0. (L. & Co.) 511 w Fayette
Linton Mrs. Jane, 228 Lemmon
Lintner Adam, porter, 38 Marion
Linton John, potter, 188 Cross
Linton John D. agricultural implements, 45 w
Pratt, dw 151 n High
Linton Samuel, property man, dw Holiday-st
Theatre
LINTON WM. potteries, cor Pine and Lex-
ington, dw 289 Lexington
Lintnor Conrad, laborer, 32 Burke
Lintz Conrad, carpenter, 87 e Lombard
Lintz Jost, laborer, 23 s Spring
Lintz John, laborer, 71 Eastern av
Linzey John, carpenter, 130 s Castle
Linzey John H. tailor, 189 Preston
Linzey Samuel M. chairmakcr, 360 n Gay
Lipe Frederick, painter, 232 Lemmon
Liphard Peter, butcher, 42 Belair Market, dw
86 Centre and Harford av, near city limits
Lipp Adams, shoemaker, 41 Low
Lipj^ & Co. clothiers, s w cor Bait, and Paca
Lipp Mrs. Charlotte, 328 Saratoga
Lipp Christopher, tavern, 171 s Sharp
Lipp Ernest, shoemaker, 472 w Baltimore
Lipp Francis X. (L. & Co.) 22 s Paca
Lipp James, (Bacon & Co.) 328 Saratoga
Lipp James, clothier, 389 w Baltimore, dw
328 Saratoga
Lipp Valentine, shoemaker, 272 n Central av
Lipper Wolf, millinery and fancy goods, 201
n Gay
Lippey George, carpenter, 393 Franklin
Lippey George, jr., carpenter, 77 w Baltimon
Lippey Joseph C. ' ' "
LIPPINCOTT JAMES B. provision broker,
ij Joseph C. tobacconist, 342 Franklin
58 Exchange place, dw 306 HoUins
Lippmun Julius, clerk, cor Jefferson and Ais-
quith
Lipps Christopher, (L. & Vogel,) 18 Calver-
ton road '
LIPPS & VOGEL, Calverton soap and candle
works, Calverton road, near Baltimore
Lippy Jesse L. sergeant police, 210 Barre
Lipschnetz L. dry goods, 349 n Gay
Lipscomb John D. attorney, 14 Law buildings,
dw 14 Calhoun
Lipscomb P. D. colonization agent, 18 s Cal-
houn
Lisch Francis, porter, 251 n Dallas
Lischer Jacob, gardener, 172 Ross
Lischer Paul, wheelwright, 172 Ross
Lissberger David, (D. L. & Bro.) 23 s Sharp
Lissberger D. & Bro. tinners and plumber's
solder, 8 Camden
Lissberger Marks, (D. L. & Bro.) 23 s Sharp
Lish Wm. H. B. bookkeeper, 130 Johnson
Lish Wm. teacher, 130 Johnson
Lisle Mrs. Sarah, 331 Saratoga
Lisele Conrad, tailor, 329 e Madison
Lisner Abraham, millinery, 83 n Gay
List Benjamin, coachmaker, 59 Portland
List Frederick, tailor, 72 s High
List Frederick, tailor, 1 Jasper
List J. Adam, shoemaker, 123 Columbia
List Jacob, shoemaker, 213 Lexington
List Jacob, shoemaker, 123 Columbia
List Jacob, stone mason, 948 w Baltimore
List Jacob, mariner, 186 s Bond
List John, grocery and liquors, 214 e Lombard
List Margaret, grocery, 948 w Baltimore
List Wenhardt, 70 Raborg
Lister Robert, clerk, 194 Saratoga
Lister Thomas, 324 Saratoga
Litchfield Samuel A. iron finisher, 125 Hollins
Litsinger Harry, clerk, 111 Cathedral
Litsinger Henry T. furniture, 111 Cathedral,
dw97
Litsinger Mary J. dressmaker, 21 s Eutaw
Littell Dr. N. W. 148 n Greene
Llttig Caleb li. 81 n Eutaw
Littig John M. discount clerk Chesapeake
Bank, 64 St. Paul
Littig Luther, 58 Buchanan's wharf, dw 64
St. Paul
Littig Philip, jr., cashier Marine Bank, dw 66
Gough
Little Ann M. tailoress, 147 Raborg
Little Charles G. gilder, 217 n Carohne
Little Mrs. Catharme, 102 n Greene
Little David, grocery, 104 n Bond
Little Elizabeth, tailoress, 147 Raborg
Little Edward C. painter, 3 Trinity
Little Francis L. police, 96 s Popijleton
Little James, shoemaker, 217 n Caroline
Little James, rags, 23 Barnes
Little John Q. sutler, 116 n Eden
Little John E. clerk, 100 Lee
Little Mrs. Margaret, 65 McHenry
Little Patrick, huckster, 71 Perry
Little Mrs. Rachel, nurse, 174 Sarah Ann
Little Robert, rectifier, 38 e Lombard
Little Robert, metalworker, 56 Aisquith
Little Robert W. sailmaker, 38 e Lombard
Little Samuel C. Guy's Monument house
Little Mrs. Sarah A. 96 s Poppleton
Little Stephen, auditor Northern Central Rail-
way, 171 n Charles
Little Stephen, police, 94 s Caroline
Little Thomas A. salesman, 38 e Lombard
Little Thomas, police, 3 Trinity
Little Wm. huckster, 160 George
Littlefield John W. ship carpenter, 151 Cross
Littlefield Rufus P. apothecary, 67 Pine
Litz Francis, 236 e Eager
Litz Frederick, gas metre mak. 23 e Lombard
Litz George, shoemaker, 238 e Eager
Litz George A. cooper, 33 Elizabeth la
Litz Henry, lager beer, 60 Mulberry
Litz Mrs. R. grocery, 23 e Lombard
Litzenberger Fredk, tailor, 42 Holiday
Litzinger Richard, pattern maker, 11 Comet
Liverman John W. painter, 5 Regester
Liverpool and London Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Co. 58 Exchange Place, Krebs &
Hall, agts.
Livezey Charlotte, 123 Chesapeake, Canton
LIVEZEY E. Eeal Estate Broker,
buys and sells on commission
Farms, Country Seats, Dwellings,
Lots, Ground Rents, Mortgages,
&c., 48 Lexington, near Charles.
Livezey James, clerk, 92 Dolphin
Livezy Mrs. Alice, cor Townsend and Fos-
ter al
Livingston Clara, 168 Raborg
Livingston Mrs. Elizabeth, 60 Forrest
Livingston Mrs. Emily, 225 Orleans
Livingston Francis, hatter, 232 Light
\OX. p. WKBB, Marine, Fire and liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Livingston George, painter, 14 Prospect la
Livingston George A. painter, 60 Forrest
Livingston James H. caulker, 54 Johnson
Livingston Lorenzo B. shoemak. 43 Milli-
man
Livingston Peter, 90 s Paca
Livingston Seth P. boot and shoe maker, 272
Light
Livingston Wm. mariner, 124 Aliceanna
Livingston Wm. F. clerk, 272 Light
Livingston Wm. oysters, 258 n Eutavv
Llewellyn James, carpenter, 338 e Pratt
Lloyd Edward, prop. Peabody house, n e cor
St. Paul and Centre
LLOYD FRISBY, boots, shoes and gaiters,
146 w Baltimore, dw 6 n Bond
Lloyd Horatio, paper bag maker, 255 Har-
ford av
Lloyd Mrs. J. H. 638 w Fayette
Lloyd J. P. grocer, 30 s Exeter
Lloyd John A. milk, 118 Conway
Lloyd & Lowndes, commission merchants,
95 Smith's whf
Lloyd Lucy E. 638 w Fayette
Lloyd Mary, 197 s Chapel
Lloyd Mrs. Mary P. 638 w Fayette
Lloyd Philemon, butter, 145 e Baltimore and
107 Lexington
Lloyd Reuben, tin and sheet iron worker, 136
n Eutaw, dw 138
Lloyd Street Synagogue, cor Lloyd and Wat-
son
Lloyd Mrs. Thomas, proprietress U. S. hotel,
69 President
Lloyd Thomas, mariner, 4 May
Lloyd Thomas, laborer, 30 Fountain
Lloyd Upshur (L. & Lowndes,) cor Courtland
and Franklin
Lloyd Wm. locksmith, 221 Hollins
Lloyd Wm. J. Union hotel, s w cor Charles
and Pratt
Lloyd Wm. B. ship carpenter, 313 e Pratt
LIufrio Capt. John, mariner, 131 s High
Loane Augustus, cabinet maker, 568 w Bal-
timore
Loane Edwin D. city collector's office, dw 95
e Pratt
Loane Elizabeth M. 63 Fine
Loane Eliza Ann, 114 s Caroline
LOANE GEORGE J. glass, oils and paints,
foot of Cross, dw 1^9 Hanover
Loane Geo. J port warden, office city yard,
dw 149 Hanover
Loane George B. teacher, 128 e Madison
Loane Henry E. bricklayer, 57 George
LOANE JABEZ W. sailmaker, 2 Bowly's
wharf, and U. S. flag store, 67 w Pratt, dw
89 Barre
Loane James R. machinist, 58 Jefferson
Loane John T. S. printer, 438 n Gay
Loane John, cabinet maker, 72 n Eden
Loane Joseph, undertaker, 568 w Baltimore
Loane Joseph G. ship joiner, Warren near
Covington
Loane Joseph J. ship joiner, 31 s Eden
Loane Maria, 199 e Monument
Loane Richard, shoemaker, 65 Pine
Lobe Isaac, pawnbroker, 15 s Gay
Lobenwein John, laborer, 27 Lancaster
Lober George, coachmaker, 256 n Central av
Lober John, blacksmith, 258 n Central av
■Lobert August, hatter, 241 Light
Lochary Mary, milliner, 3 w Baltimore
J. HEIVRY GIESE:, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &o.
Roseudale Cement and CalcUicd Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.
Locher Geo. H. (Kalbfus & L.) 154 e Monu- .
ment
Lochman Conrad, laborer, 325 Hanover
Lochner Chas. F. clothing cutter, 91 Pearl
Lochner Geo. stevedore, 188 s Caroline
Lock Fredk. cigar maker, 30 s Bond
Lock John, plasterer, 255 Cross
Locke Frederick, soldier, 141 Raborg
Locke Frederick, jr., soldier, 14J. Raborg
Locke Henry N. police, 121 Columbia
Lockhard Wm. dry goods, 234 n Caroline
Lockhart Moses, carp. 352 Washington road
Lockington James, 8 Hollins
Lockington Mrs. Lucinda, 8 Hollins
Lockner Chas. F. tailor, 91 Pearl
Lockwick David, copper smelter, 72 Beason
Lockwood Mrs. Belinda T. milliner, 754 w
Baltimore
Lockwood Chas. M. news deal, 42)^ n Greene,
dw 236 Lexington
Lockwood Charles, 42 n Liberty
Lockwood Ellison J. clerk, 754 w Baltimore
Lockwooa Ellison, shoemkr, 754 w Baltimore
Lockwood Mrs. Elizabeth, doctoress, 366 Lex-
ington
Lockwood Francis W. clerk, Lombard near
Carey
Lockwood Geo. W. clerk, 230 Lexington
Lockwood George, clerk, Howard House
Lockwood Henry C. sutler, 42 n Liberty
Lockwood John, tailor, 382 w Lombard
Lockwood Wm. boot fitter, 236 Lexington
Lockwood Wm. F. salesman, 659 w Lombard
Loebenstein Jonas M. 113 e Lombard
Loeffler Charles, shoemaker, 4 Lewis
LOENYI ALBERT, lager beer saloon, 648 w
Baltimore
Loeser Fredk. laborer, 346 William
Loeser Charles, turner and grocery, n w cor
Eden and Bank
Loesh Francis, basket maker, 183 s Bond
Lowenstein Lewis, (Gaithe & L.,) 41 Pine
Lowe Mrs. Gertrude E. variety store, 437
Lexington
Lowenberg Louis, cigar maker, 34 e Lombard
Loewenthal Mrs. J. silk and straw millinery,
27 n Howard
Loewer Peter, tavern, s w cor Lombard and
Light
Loffin Casper, tavern, 41 Lancaster
Loffler Geo. laborer, Henry near Hughes
Loffler John, hair dresser, 5 n Eden
Loffler John, barber, 390 Penna av
Lofflin Thos. H. cigar maker, 153 German
Loffland John, carpenter, 132 Ensor
Loftus Julia, Northern av. near McMechin
Loftus Mrs. Mary, 20 s Front
Loftus Michael, laborer, Clinton
Loftus Timothy, moulder, 3 L. Ross
Logan Charles W. druggist, 300 n Eutaw
Logan George, fruiterer, 173 Raborg
Logan Hall, n e cor Bond and Bank
Logan Hugh M. (J. H. L. & Co.) 388 Lex-
ington
Logan J. H. & Co. cabinet makers, 41 n Paca
Logan James H. (J. H. L. & Co.) 299 Sara-
toga
Logan James, sr., (J. L. & Son,) 99 s Eden
Logan James, jr., (J. L. & Son,) 99 s Eden
LOGAN JAMES & SON, feed and grain
dealers, McElderry's wharf
Logan Jos. T. justice of the peace, 411 w Bal-
timore, dw 10 s Greene
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Logan James, laborer, 317 Light
Logan Mrs. Mary, 146 Mulberry-
Logan Michael, laborer, 245 Hamburg
Logan Robert V. bookkeeper, 153 Garden
Logan Wm. C. iron moulder, 97 s Caroline
Logeman Henry, jr., bookkeeper, Belair av
near Baltimore Cemetery
Logsdon Wm. plasterer, 57 Mount
Logue George, .clerk, 78 Harford av
Logue James, flour and produce, 118 n How-
ard, dw 249 n Eutaw
Logue John, shoemaker, 12 Concord
Logue John, 78 Harford av
Logue Josephine, 141 w Riddle
Logue Louis, fireman, 69 Grundy
Logue Mrs. Mary A. 164 Ensor
Logue Reuben, carter, 65 s Wolfe
Logue Wm. H. paper hanger, 164 Ensor
Lohman Augustus, barber and cupper, 11 n
Frederick, dw 11 w Fayette
Lohman Frederick, barber, 177 Franklin
Lohman Henry, tobacconist, 52 e Pratt
Lohman John A. laborer, 1 Court row
Lohmuller Mrs. Dorothea, shoe dealer, 116 e
Lombard
Lohmuller Henry, tin and stove maker, 227
Aliceanna
Lohmuller Thomas, tinware and stoves, 326
n Howard
Lohmyer William H. trimmings, 612 w
Baltmiore
Lohnaes Christopher, shoemakej-, 11 Biddle al
Lohr Peter, cooper, 316 s Charlea
Lohrfink Lewis, cattle dealer, 114 n Spring
Lohrfink John, cattle dealer, 325 e Madison
Lohrman Henry, laborer, Fremont near Penn-
sylvania av
Lohrmann John H. shoemaker, 317 s Charles
LOHSE & BRO., tanners, n e cor Eastern
and Central avs
Lohse C. A. (L. & Bro.) 108 Eastern av
Lohse W. H. (L. & Bro.) 108 Eastern av
Loiseau Elizabeth, 71 Penna. av
Loker Mrs. Eliza, 316 e Baltimore
Lokman Conrad, laborer, 325 Hanover
Lombard Andrew, telegraph operator, 123 e
Madison
Lombard H. A. telegraph operator, 123 e
Madison
Lombard street M. E. Chapel, Lombard be-
tween Gist and Chester
Londragon Mrs. Hannah, 155 Garden
LONEY B. S. C&, W. A. & CO. dry goods
commission merchants, 11 and 13 German
Loney Boudinot S. (B. S. & W. A. L. & Co.)
267 Madison av
Loney & Bro. stoves and tinware, 156 n
Gay
Loney Charles, butcher, 64 Lexington Mar-
ket, dw 244 s Paca
Loney F. B. & Co. hardware, 3 Hanover
Loney Francis B. (F. B. L. & Co.) 294 Mad-
ison av
LONEY HENRY D. attorney, 46 St. Paul,
dw 168 n Calvert
Loney Mary A. 298 Madison av
Loney Robert W. (L. & Bro.) 200 n Eden
Loney Thomas D. (Hall & L.) 6 McCulIoh
Loney Thomas H. (L. & Bro.) 78 n High
Loney Wm. A. (B. S. & W. A. L. & Co.)
237 Madison av
Loney Wm. 168 n Calvert
Long Adam, coppersmelter, 7 Cuba
Long Albert, tailor, 241 e Chase
Long August, carter, 33 James al
Long August, machinist, 5 Littel al
Long Charles W. clerk, 343 e Baltimore
Long Charles, butcher, 126 s Fremont
Long Charles, hatter, 42 Jackson
Long Charles J. confectioner, 393 s Charles
Long Christian, cabinet maker, 70 s Bond
Long Conrad, barrels, 424 Saratoga
Long Capt. Cornelius E. mariner, 343 e Bal-
timore
Long Conrad, shoemaker, 151 William
Long Conrad, laborer, 166 William
Long Daniel, conductor, Ramsay w of Scott
Long David, (L. & Tannebaum,) 180 Hanover
Long Edmund, carpenter, 45 Haubert
Long Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, 323 e Pratt
Long Mrs. Elizabeth, 81 Ross
Long Mrs. Elizabeth, 451 w Fayette
Long Francis, laborer, 59 Dewberry al
Long Frederick, wood sawyer, 235 e Lombard
Long Frederick, tailor, 135 Mulberry
Long George, tailor, 31 s Washington, F. P.
Long George, grocery, 4 Sarah Ann
Long George, laborer, 36 Miller
Long George, laborer, 452 Light
Long George W. clerk Quarter Master's de-
partment, dw 33 Lexington
Long Gustavus, laborer, 155 Vine
Long Mrs. Hannah, Lexington near Mount
Long Henry, sarsaparilla, 31 Preston
Long Henry J. 419 n Gay
Long Henry, cooper, 93 s Regester
Long Henry, confectionery, 244 w Biddle
Long Jacob, stevedore, 199 e Eager
Long Jackson L. machinist, 81 Ross
Long John R. secretary of Baltimore and
Cuba Mining and Smelting Co. dw 175 n
Howard
Long John, cigar maker, 26 McElderry
Long John H. of tobacco warehouse, 419 n
Gay
Long John, moulder, 81 Ross
Long John, grocer, 454 Saratoga
Long John, laborer, Beason near Haubert
LONG JOHN F. gents, boots, 1 n Calvert,
dw 187 Saratoga
Long John, glass blower, Stockholm near
Eutaw
Long John, tailor, 217 Aliceanna
Long John, iron roller, $2 Fountain
Long John, soap boiler, 192 s Chapel
Long Joseph L. 44 s Sharp •
Long Leonard, carpenter, 416 Penna av
Long Lewis J. inspector of liquors, &c. 248 n
Gay
Long Littleton, mariner, 95 s Bond
Long Margaret, 227 Hollins
Long Maria, 215 Franklin
Long Mrs. Mary A. 419 n Gay
Long Mary, seamstress, 72 Washington, F.H.
Long Michael, laborer, 10 Greenwillow
Long Michael, huckster, 182 Dover
Long Michael, huckster, rear of 56 n Eutaw
Long Michael, blacksmith, 364 Penna av
Long Neal, ship carpenter, 109 Gough
Long Rebecca, 11 Cambridge, Canton
Long Robert, morocco dresser, 26 Willow
Long Rosanna, 26 Willow
Long Samuel, shoemaker, over 98 w Baltimore
Long Samuel K. shoemaker, 81 Ross
Long Samuel, ship carp. 120 s Broadway
Long Samuel, carpenter, 81 Ross
UKO. S. PAGK & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs nnd Roofing Slaterlals, 111 Smltll'S
Wliarf. C, HART SBDTH, Agent.
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Long Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, 16 Chatsworth
Long Sarah J. dress maker, 203 n Eutaw
LONG STEPHEN B. house carpenter and
builder, 17 Morris al., dw 103 Ross
Long & Tannebaum, clothiers, 162 and 164
Light St. whf.
Long Thomas D. grocer, 117 s Exeter
Long Thomas W. carpenter, 79 s Chester
Long Wm. laborer, 184 s Ann
Long Wm. shoemaker, 249 s Broadway
Longcope G. V. S. clerk, 23 s High
Longcope Harding, clerk, 23 High
Longcope Mrs. Mary, 23 s High
Longer A. piano maker, 32 Jasper
Longfellow Thos. H. clerk, Mansion House
Longgood Nicholas, foundryman, 60 Essejc
Longheimer Ernest, moulderf 199 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Longhenry John, carriage maker, 63 Centre
Market space
Longhenry Wm. carriage maker, 57 North
Longinot Carlo, musician, 117 s Bond
Longleitig August, cigar maker, 96 Raborg
Longley Chas. H. laborer, 28 L. Church
Longley Elizabeth, 28 L. Church
Longley John, brickmaker, 20 Gittings
Longley Mrs. Mary, 28 L. Church
Longley Samuel, clerk, 474 Saratoga
Longman Mary, 132 Lancaster
Longner Wm. superintendent of workshop P.
W. &B. R. R.
Longsoke Fredk. shoemaker, 283 s Bond
Loock Charles, piano maker, 23 Chatsworth
Loomen Adam, ice wagon, 133 s Exeter
Loos Henry, lager beer, 12 n Frederick
Loos Henry, shoemaker, 27i'o' Chatsworth
Loos John, boot and shoemaker, 130 Aisquith
Loose Charles A. shoemaker, 341 Penna av
Loose Henry, tailor, 31 Hampstead
Loose M. tailor, 203 Bethel ct
Lopheimer Jacob, junk dealer, 20 Somerset
Lopheimer Moses, ragman, 52 Short
Lopicolo Francisco, hair dresser, 185 e Madi-
son
Lorber John, mariner, 78 Lancaster
LORD CHARLES W. wholesale dealer in
brooms, cordage, and woodenwaro, and im-
3orter of fancy goods, 88 and 90 w Lom-
3ard, dw 245 n Eutaw
Lord John, farmer, near Wills and Fort av
Lord Michael, cooper, s e cor Caroline and
Fayette
Lord Robert, tanner, 72 Block
Lordman Mrs. Anne, West, w of Eutaw
Lorontz Engleworth, laborer, 210 s Wolfe
Lorenz George, liquors, 344 s Charles
Lorenz Henry, carpenter, 307 n Central av
Lorenz John, carpenter, 175 s Wolfe
Lorenz John, carpenter, Washington nr. Polk,
Homestead
Lorman Christian, butter, 29 Eastern av
Lorman John, n w cor Baltimore and Wash-
ington
Lorman Margaret, 382 e Baltimore
Lorman Wm. 554 Saratoga
Lorshbaugh Isaac, cabinet maker, 122 McEl-
derry
Lort John, wheelwright, 140 Camden, dw 186
s Howard
Losoerg Captain Christian, mariner, 118 s
Broadway
Loscom James, carpenter, 74 Lancaster
Loscumb Henry, laborer, 2 Fort av
II
Lose John, tailor, 62 s Caroline
Loskey Henry, vinegar dealer, 1 Hull's la
LOSIER E. K. principal Baltimore Commer-
cial College, over n e cor Baltimore and
Charles, dw Eutaw House.— [See p. 40 M-
vertisements.]
Lotz Amelia, pedler, 55 s Eutaw
Lotz Barbara, milhner, 55 s Eutaw
Lotz Charles, scissor grinder, 13 Baker
Lotz George, tailor, 72 Central av
Lotz George F. shoemaker, 165 Conway
Lotz Jacob, lager beer, 6 n Frederick
Lotz Louis, hats and caps, 44 w Baltimore
Lotz Matthias, cooper, 72 Central av
Loud Grenville, (C. M. Jackson & Co.) 119
s High
Loudenslager Conrad, carpenter, 350 w Fay-
ette
Loudenslager John W. soldier, 350 w Fayette
Loudenslager John W. bricklayer, 487 w
Lombard
Loudenslager Thomas D. soldier, 350 w Fay-
ette
Loudenslager Theodore, tailor, 155 Stirling
Louderman Frederick R. carpenter, 56 s
Broadway
Louderman Henry R. 56 s Broadway
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, office 56 w
Fayette
Lough Joseph, accountant, 74 George
Loughran Patrick, laborer, 70 n Central av
Louis Abraham, butcher, 344 William
Louis Adolph Von, butcher, 10 Painter's ct
Louis Charles F. shoemaker, 242 Hanover
Louis Charles H. shoemaker, 242 Hanover
Louis C. Louis, upholsterer, 110 s Exeter
Louis Henry F. shoemaker, 242 Hanover
Louis Helena, midwife, 344 William
Louper Francis, tailor, 296 n Central av
Louter Frederick, laborer, 5 Cuba
Loutner Thomas, tailor, 2 State
Love Augustus, (L. & Krager,) 29 Chats-
worth
Love & Krager, livery stables, Paca near
Baltimore
Love George, mariner, 80 Lancaster
Love James, sergeant of police, 327 e Monu-
ment
Love James A. machinist, 125 Division
Love Jane, seamstress, 49 Hillen
Love John A. 81 n Eager
Love Joseph, huckster, 83 n Eager
LOVE MARTIN & CO. produce, provision
and commission merchants, 5 Exchange
place
Love Joseph K. agent Poor Association, 173
Lee
Love Mrs. Mary, grocery, 29 Chatsworth
Love Robert Horace, (L. Martin &. Co.) 138
Park
Love Samuel 0. laborer, 17 s Central av
Love Dr. Wm. S. apothecary, 9 Penn
Loveday Mrs. Eliza, 55 n Liberty
Loveday Mrs. Susan, 136 Johnson
Lovegrove Hannah, teacher, 71 n High
Lovegrove Lydia, 71 n High
Lovegrove Parthenia, teacher, 71 n High
Lovejoy Abbott L clerk, 60 Barre
Lovejoy Charles A. clerk, 60 Barre
Lovejoy, Henry A. L. tinner, 60 Barre
Lovell George, hatter, 5 n Front
LOVELL SOLOMON G. grocer, n w cor
Baltimore and High, dw 5 n Front
■ Mutual
WM. P.WEBB, Marine, Fire and T^ife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit liife Insurance Co., Newark:, N. J.," 89 Second Sti-eet.
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Lovell William, Mount Royal
Lovetz Patrick, laborer, 106 William
Lovely Mrs. Malinda, boarding, 52 s Schroe-
der
Loverett Richard C. laborer, 2 President
Lovett Samuel, carpenter, 54 McMechin
Lnvrino; , 73 Chew-
Low Alexander, laborer, 1 Raborg
Low Gilbert, carpenter, 65 Harford av
Lowe Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 297 Mont-
gomery
Lowe James, soldier, 103 Stirling
Lowe John, shoes, 229 n Eden
Lowe John H. deputy clerk Superior Court,
Maltby House
Lowe John, hackman, 23 Pleasant
Lowe Levi B. paper, 27 s Ann
Lowe Martha, 415 w Lombard
Lowe Philip, 222 Mulberry
Lowe Patrick, laborer, 4 Hawk
Lowe Patrick, hackman, 4 Hawk
Lowe Thomas, laborer, 20 Abey al
Lowe Talbert, carpenter, 106 Greenmount av
Lowe Wm. laborer, 81 Cross
Lowekamp Chas. drayman, 63 Richmond
Lowekamp Chas. salesman, 52 Richmond
Lowekamp Frederick, porter, 197 Mulberry
LOWEKAMP JOHN H. merchant tailor, 64
Park
Lowell Patrick, laborer, 388 w Eager
Lowenthal Abraham, second-hand store, 35
Chew
Lowenthal Levi, butcher, 188 Aliceanna
Lowenthal Simon, grocery, s w cor Harrison
and Fayette
Lowenstein George, harness, 301 Aliceanna
Lower George, brewer, 57 Clay
Lower Conrad, grocery, 141 Hollins
Lower Otto, butcher, 92 Belair market, dw
325 Harford av
Lowery Alexander, fisherman, 22 Durst al
Lowery Alexander, police, 61 n Caroline
Lowery Mrs. Elizabeth, 227 Light
Lowery Geo. N. machinist, 638 w Lombard
Lowery James J. machinist, 638 w Lombard
Lowhafer Charles, lal)orer, 9 Lancaster
Lowman Lawrence, 30 Holiday
Lowman Wm. clerk, 117 n Bethel
Lowndes Lloyd, (Lloyd & L.) 75 n Charles
Lownds Andrew J. 273 Madison av
Lownds Jas. stock and bill broker, Gittings
buildings, s e cor South and Second, dw 42
n Front
Lowrey Alexander, carpenter, 59 n Caroline
Lowrey Mrs. Mary R. 306 e Pratt
Lowrey Thomas, engineer, 617 w Pratt
Lowry Edward jr. fisherman, 34 Durst al
Lowry Edward, fisherman, 24 Durst al
Lowry Henry, caqienter, 2 Mott
LOWRY JAMES D. clerk Court Common
Pleas, 314 n Caroline
Lowry Capt. James, janitor of floating school
Lowry John, huckster, 192 Regester
Lowry John, butcher, 102 Madison
Lowry John B. clerk, 638 w Lombard
Lowry John D. clerk in Court of Common
Pleas, 314 n Caroline
Lowry Mary, 306 e Pratt
Lowry Mary, tailoros.s, 49 s Central av
Lowry Capt. Thos. 263 e Pratt
Lowry Capt. Robert J. 308 e Eager
Lowry Wm. L. clerk in Court of Common
Pleas 5 s Broadway
Lowther James F. carpenter, Mount nr Lex-
ington
Lowther Wm. machinist, 357 Lexington
LOYOLA COLLEGE, s w cor Calvert and
Madison
Loze Henry, tailor, 31 Hampstead
Lubberhausen Clement, soldier, STripoletal
Lubec Eliza, 329 Canton av
LUBECKER JOHN S. porter and mineral
water, 22 Thames
Lubecker Lewis, bag maker, 135 s Caroline
Lubke Adam, shoemaker, 241 s Charles
Lubke Henry, cabinet maker, 229 s Charles
Lubker Henry, laborer, 48 Canton
Lubking Wm. cigar maker, 61 Buren
Luby Thomas, grocery, 7 Hamilton
Lubuirg Chafes, foreman Baltimore Water
Board, 59 Jefferson
Lucas Amos F. shoemaker, 11 Harmony la
Lucas Brothers, publishers and stationers,
170 w Baltimore
Lucas Edward C. 60 Courtland
Lucas Edward, messenger Adams' Express,
17 s Republican
Lucas Francis, butcher, 5 Lexington Market,
dw Butcher's row, Penna. av
Lucas Mrs. Frances M. 270 w Fayette
Lucas Harriet, dressmaker, 314 Harford av
Lucas Henry A. type foundry, 7 Bank la,
dw 199 St. Paul
Lucas Jas. B. machinist, 84 Ensor
JAMES LUCAS & SON book and job prin-
ters, over 15 s Calvert. — [See Mvertise-
ment.]
Lucas James, (J. L. & Son,) 96 n Exeter
Lucas John D. (Jas. L. & Son,) 23 s Exeter
Lucas John T. machinist, 14 Comet
Lucas John W. paper hanger, 148 s Caroline
Lucas Major C. mariner, 129 Hamburg
Lucas Samuel, printer, 96 n Exeter
Lucas Sylvanus H. clerk, 102 Mulberry
Lucas Thomas W. shoemaker, 102 n Caroline
Lucas Thomas 0. shoemaker, 107 Stirling
Lucas Wm. R. clerk, 270 w Fayette
Lucas Wm. B. carpenter, 142 Pine
Lucas Wm. F. (Lucas Bros.) Calvert 1 door
from Eager
Lucchesi Frederick A. clerk, 167 Madison av
Lucchesi Fredk. prof, of music, 167 Madison
av
Luck Albert, laborer, 8 s Gist
Luck Henry, restaurant, 59 w Pratt
Luck John, cooper, 255 Cross
Luck'e Henry, mariner, 61 North
Lucke Hi'nry, tailor, 61 North
Lucke Louis, clothing cutter, 82 Orleans
Lucker Geo. morocco. Front, dw 154 e Mon-
ument
Luckett Roger C. insurance agent, 83 w Se-
cond, dw 86 McCulloh
Lucking Herman, harness maker, 209 Alice-
anna
Luckner Nicholas, tailor, 329 e Lombard
Luckstone Chas. cigar maker, 183 Hanover
Luderig John, laborer, 192 Columbia
Ludcrking John P. harness maker, 128 Ger-
man
Luder Christian, lab'r, rear of 300 Aliceanna
Ludloff Mary, confectionery, 226 Canton av
Ludlow Mary, grocery, 224 Canton av
Ludlow Thomas, laborer, 189 Ramsay
Ludwey Andrew, blacksmith, 8 Bank
Ludwig Dr. Chas. 239 n Bond
J. IIKIVHT GIESE, Commiasion ]YIerchant. for tTie sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Rotieiidale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Iiand, 31 Spear's Wlxarf.
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Ludwig Frederick, brickmaker, 3 Kaufman al
Ludwig J. Henry, 135 German
Ludwig James H. clerk, 135 German
Ludwig John, grocer, 426 Hanover
Ludwig John A. tailor, rear of 109 n Paca
Ludwig Wm. 135 German
Ludwing John, tavern, 53 n Frederick
Luehr John, lager beer. Bond n of Shakspear
Luers Rarnhart, shoemaker, 86 Orleans
Luers Joseph, laborer, 42 s Exeter
Luewes Caroline, boarding, 238 e Lombard
Luhn Gustavus, 285 w Fayette
Luhrs James, 42 Eager
Luhrs Theodora, 62 Frederick
Luke Ernest, fisherman, 516 Light
Luke Francis, painter, 184 n Caroline
Lukey Lewis, tailor, 82 Orleans
Luniberson Ericsson, machinist, 249 Light
Lumberson John, watchman, 249 Light
Lumpkin Robert G. (J. Ferry & Co.) 328 w
Lombard
LUMSDEN ROBERT, grocer, 41 Cheapside,
dw 115 s Exeter
Lumsen Peter, can maker, s w cor Fayette
and Republican
Lunsley B. F. police, 165 German
Luntz John W. laborer, 80 Decker
Lupton Eiisha F. contractor, 131 e Baltimore
Lupton Wm. H. carpenter, 28 Scott
Lupus Edward, photographist, over s w cor
Baltimore and Centre market space, dw 61
Conway
Lupus Rudolph, watchmaker, 61 Conway
Lurman Gustav W. (L. & Co.) 59 Franklin
Lurman John S. (L. & Co.) 59 Franklin
LURMAN & CO. shipping and commission
merchants, 31 s Charles
Lurty Ann E. milliner, 98 Barre
Lurty Mary E. di-essmakor, 98 Barre
Lurty Mrs. Rebecca, 98 Barre
Lurty Rebecca, 76 Barre
Lurz Adam, shoemaker, 13 s Frederick
Lurz Michael, tavern, 335 s Bond
Lusby Caleb F. tailor, 57 Harford av
Lusby Charles H. farmer, 280 Madison av
Lusby Charles P. conductor, 603 w Lom-
bard
Lusby Comegys C. 603 w Lombard
Lusby David L. gardener, e of City av n of
O'Donnell-
Lusby Eliza D. E. C. 129 Hanover
Lusby John T. carpenter, s Regester near
Gough
Lusby John D. (Wingate & L.) s Chester
Lusby Edward L. conductor, 339 w Lombard
Lusby Edward R. 269 w Lombard
Lusby Nicholas, 603 w Lombard
Lusby William, tinner, 245 n Caroline
Lusby Wm. M. huckster, 245 n Caroline
Lusk Albert, teamster, 25 Barnes
Lusk John S clerk, 71 s Eden
Lusk John A. hostler, 880 w Baltimore
Lusk Mrs. Margaret, 71 s Eden
Lustnauer Charles, grocery, n w cor Penna.
and Northern avs
Luthardt Lorenz, baker, 1 Tessier
Luther John C. huckster, 28 Granby
Lutheran Church, (English Evang.) Chesa-
peake, Canton
Lutheran Church, (German) Eastern av e of
Broadway
Lutheran Church, (Third)Monument near Gay
Lutherbeck — , butcher, 156 Ellicott
Lutheran Observer, publication office 158 w
Baltimore
Lutin C. mariner, 197 Bethel ct
Lutman Arnold, milkman, Clinton
Lut: y Lorenzo, artist, 191 w Biddle
Luiwig John, porter, 52 e Lombard
Lutwig Nicholas, car driver, 52 e Lombard
Lutt John, wheelwright, 186 s Howard
Lutton Robert. laborer, Fortav adjoining Fort
McHenry
Liitts Frederick, carpenter, 325 Saratoga
Lutz Andrew F. laborer, 78 Albemarle
Lutz Augustus, vinegar, 170 e Madison
Luiz Conrad, vinegar water, cor Mosher and
Penna. av
Lutz Mrs. Elizabeth A. 92 Chew
Lutz George, laborer, 23 Walker
Lutz Henry, tailor, 3 Biddle al
Lutz Henry, butcher, 88 Centre and 16 Belair
markets, dw Eclair av ext
Lutz Henry, carter, Boston, Canton
Lutz Henry, shoemaker, 220 s Bond
Lutz Edward F. book agent, 22 Warner
Lutz Isaac, tavern, 13 w Second
Lutz Johanna, grocery, 240 Eden
Lutz John, carpenter, 276 n Central av
Lutz John F. tavern, 69 Centre Market space
Lutz Joseph, tanner, 179 Ensor
Lutz Martin, laborer, 110 e Lombard
Lutz Mary, 88 Aisquith
Lutz Nicholas, painter, 150 n Front
Lutz Mrs. Susan, 338 e Lombard
Lutz Valentine, wagoner, 554 w Pratt
Lutzner Chadrs, laborer, 2 Green ct
Lux Fredk. provisions, 129 Barre
Lyburn Capt. John, mariner,, 614 Light
Lyburn Mrs. Samuel, 40 n Oregon
Lybrand Henry, wheelwright, 77 Hollins
Lycett George, bookbinder, over 8 n Liberty,.
dw Baltimore co
Lycett Robert, helper, 143 s Chapel
Lydccker Philip, butcher, 78 Lexington mar-
ket, dw Frederick road near tollgate
Lydccker Theodore, butcher, 96 Lexington
and 3 Hanover markets, dw Frederick road;
near tollgate
Lydon James, laborer, 200 Raborg
Lye , carpenter, 135 n Bond
Lyeth Andrew H. stone yardj 562 and 564 w
Baltimore, dw 103 n Poppleton
Lyeth Caroline, 277 Franklin
Lyeth Samuel H. sr. commissary depart. 399'
w Lombard
Lyeth Samuel H. jr. foreman, 399 w Lom-
bard
Lyle C, E. B. clerk, 675 Lexington
Lyles Henry, (Gorman & L.) 48 Stiles
Lyles John T. clerk, 133 Montgomery
Lyles Wm. commis. merch. over 84 Light-st
wharf, dw 57 Lee
Lylle Mrs. Amelia, 675 Lexington
Lyman Mrs. Mary, 180 n Calvert
Lynch Adreon, laborer, rear of 27 Fawn
Lynch Dennis, hackman, 67 North
Lynch Dickerson, bricklayer, 242 n Cen-
tral av
Lynch Henry, ship carpenter, 215 Gough
Lynch Mrs. Hester, seamstress, 19 s Wolfe
Lynch Hugh, laborer, 208 s Eutaw
Lynch James, groceries and feed, cor Howard
and Cathedral
Lynch James, watchman, 4 Addison
Lynch James, machinist, 37 Holland
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Lyons Thomas, laborer, 7 French
Lyons Thomas, 53 Thames
Lyons Wm. T. plumber, 167 n Caroline
Lysher Edward, cigar maker, 66 Ridgely
Lysner Christian, laborer, 13 Smith al
Lytle Wm. B. tailor, 53 George
Lywcker Henry, baker, 44 n Fremont'
M.
Maack George, soldier, 207 n Bond
Maack John, laborer, 426 Hanover
Maars John, wagoner, 113 Harford av
Maas Anton, taiTor, 257 e Eager
Maas Charles, piano maker, 32 Pearl
Maasch Theodore E. butcher, 6 Fell's Point
market, dw Hampstead nr Chester
Maben Eliza, 399 Saratoga
Maben George A. printer, 399 Saratoga
Maben James A. carpenter, 399 Saratoga
Maben Wm. F. dyer, 399 Saratoga
MABEE THADDEUS, vineyard hotel, Lo-
cust Point
Mabbett & McCollum, feed, 146 Franklin
Mabbett Wm. S. (M. & McCollum) Calver-
ton Mills, Balto. co
Macartney John E. miller, 3 Mullikin
Macauley David H. chair painter, 57 e Lom-
bard
Macauley J. J. clerk, 154 w Lombard
Macay John, laborer, 57 s Oregon
Maccubbin Mrs. Amelia, 187 n Eden
Maccubbin Aaron H. tailor, 188 e Madison
Maccubbin Charles, carpenter, 303 Aisquith
Maccubbin Mrs. Eleanora, 10 Diamond
Maccubbin H. ship carpenter, 23 Sterrett
Maccubbin Henry W. lightning rod agent, 73
s Greene
Maccubbin John W. 187 n Eden
Maccubbin Richard A. carpenter, 195 Chew
Maccubbin Robert W. 290 Saratoga
MACCUBBIN SAMUEL, Comptroller city
of Baltimore, dw Liberty road w of Gil-
mor
Maccubbin Samuel, officer custom house,
Liberty road nr city limits
Maccubbin Sam'l J. bookkeeper, water board
office, dw Liberty rd w of Gilmor
Maccubbin Thomas, painter, 42 North, dw
294 Chase
MACDONALD PETER M. flour and grain
commission merchant, s e cor Pratt and
McElderry's whf, dw 11 s Exeter
Mace Alfred, secretary to Mayor, 119 n High
Mace Oscar A. cigar maker, 148 n Eden
Mace Theodore, printer, 71 Holland
Macgill P. H. (C. A. Gambrill & Co.) 66 w
Madison
Macgill Richard G. (C. A. Gambrill & Co.)
66 w Madison
Mache Charles, harness maker, 282 s Bond
Mache Henry, blacksmith, Washington road
MACHEN ARTHUR W. & RICHARD J.
GITTiNGS, attorneys, 47 St. Paul
Machen Arthur W. (A. W. M. & Richard J.
Gittings) 133 n Charles
MacherJohn S. undertaker, 67 s Paca, dw
150 Camden
Mack Andrew, hackdriver, 183 n Dallas
Mack Christian, laborer, 76 President
Mack Mrs. huckstress, 1 Jasper
Mack Mrs. Elizabeth, 6 L. Broadway
Mack George, cigar maker, 143 West
"WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, PIre nntl Life Insnrnnce Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
BeneHt Life Insurance Co., Newark, Vi. J.," 89 Second Street.
Lynch Mrs. Jane, 37 Holland
Lynch John H. lieut. police Eastern District,
97 n Bond
Lynch John, laborer, 138 s Castle
Lynch John, hostler, 8 L. Paca
Lynch Mrs. Dr. J. G. sw cor Fayette and
Calhoun
Lynch Joseph W. provost detective, 129 Jef-
ferson
Lynch Joshua, blacksmith, 217 e Madison,
dw219
LYNCH JOSHUA & CO., Fashion-
able Hat and Cap House, 49 w
Baltimore
Lynch Joshua (J. L. & Co.) 188 Bank
Lynch Mrs. Mary, 115 Preston
Lynch Matthew, wheelwright, 3 French
Lynch Matthew, grocer, 9 Booth
Lynch Martha, 13 Thompson
Lynch Michael, laborer, 269 Forrest
Lynch Michael, iron founder, 147 Aliceanna
Lynch Nicholas, sailmaker, 160 e Pratt
Lynch Patrick, confectionery B. & 0. R. R.
depot, dw 182 s Eutaw
Lynch Ralph, plumber, 37 Holland
Lynch Stephen, ship joiner, Point st. dw 277
e Pratt
Lynch Thomas E. ship carpenter, 204 s Ann
Lynch Thomas, laborer, 22 Block
Lynch Thomas S. shoemaker, 4 e Bath
Lynch Thomas, engineer, 69 Dawson al
Lynch Capt. Thomas, 57 York
Lynch Wm. Olun, 188 n Eutaw
Lynch Wm. H. ship carpenter, 215 Gough
Lynd Mrs. Ann, 77 Hull
Lynd Ellen, grocery, 133 s Castle
Lynn John C. barkeeper, basement cor Light
and Baltimore
Lyon Ira C. (Rose & L.) 259 w Lombard
Lyon John, soldier, 179 n Eden
Lyon Mrs. Kate, confectionery, 248 n Cen-
tral av
Lyon Lawrence, laborer, 147 s Regester
Lyon Robert, 179 n Eden
Lyon Reuben (Cohen & L.) 120 n Gay
Lyon Richard H. carpenter, 356 William
Lyon Wm. B. deputy marshal, 96 Lee
Lyon Wm. L. iron agent, 229 Franklin
Lyons Andrew J. plumber, &c. 10 Holiday,
dw 21 n Exeter
Lyons Bridget H. confectioner, 12 French
Lyons Cornelius, engineer, 22 Armistead la
Lyons Ellen, tavern, 54 Light
Lyons Eliza, rear of French
Lyons Elkin, 55 Portland
Lyons Henry, shipsmiih. New Dock, dw 48
Stiles
Lyons Honora A. dress maker, 5 n Fremont
Lyons James, laborer, 660 Light
Lyons James, shoemaker, 146 s Fremont
Lyons Jeremiah, fireman, 22 Armistead la
Lyons John, laborer, 114 Scott
Lyons John, plasterer, 24 Rock
Lyons John, laborer, 42 n High
Lyons John, cigar maker, 28 Warner
Lyons John R. soldier, 28 Warner
Lyons Lemuel Z. 157 Park
Lyons Patrick, fireman, 20 Armistead la
Lyons Robert, engineer, 368 Cathedral
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Mack Henry, laborer, 61 James
Mack Henry, laborer, 143 West
Mack John, jr., cigar maker, 143 West
Mack John, wheelwright, 143 West
Mack Joseph, laborer, 12 Shakspear
Mack Mrs. Mary, 12 President
Mack Patrick, laborer, 408 s Charles
Mack Thomas, wheelwright, cor Portland and
Emory, dw 81 s Fremont
Mackall Dr. Leonard, 58 Saratoga
Mackall Leonard C. clerk, 58 Saratoga
Macke Conrad, cedar cooper, 71 Portland
Macke John H. watchmaker, 251 w Pratt
Mackee Patrick, boot and shoe store, 9 s
Sharp, dw 104 Aisquith
Mackeintee Patrick, laborer, 532 w Pratt
Mackel George, foundryman, 47 Elliott
Mackel Philip, confectionery, 319 w Pratt
Mackenheimer, Mrs. Catherine, 80 Peirce
Mackenheimer John, cigar maker, 113 Chew
Mackenheimer John N. cigar maker, 17
Ogston
Mackenheimer Nicholas J. constable, 17 Ogs-
ton
Mackenheimer Wm. tailor, 345 Franklin
Mackenzie Colin B. (Thomas M. & Sons,)
69 Franklin
Mackenzie Cosmo T. (Thomas M. & Sons,)
69 Franklin
Mackenzie Colin, 29 Read
Mackenzie Geo. N. (Thos. M. & Sons,) 195
Franklin
Mackenzie Mrs. Geo. B. 11 Courtland
Mackenzie Dr. Jas. S. 35 Lexington
Mackenzie Dr. John C. 118 Park
Mackenzie Dr. John P. 35 Lexington
MACKENZIE THOS. & SONS, importers
and dealers in hardware and saddlery, 222
w Baltimore
Mackenzie Thomas, (T. M, & Sons,) 69
Franklin
Mackenzie Thos. G. 35 Lexington
Mackenzie Thos. G. jr. 35 Lexington
Mackert Catherine, 216 Bank
Mackert Conrad, potter, 216 Bank
Mackert Henry, potter, 216 Bank
Mackin John, milkman, 190 Holiday
Mackin Mary, dairy, 77 Jefferson
Mackin Michael J. carpenter, 257 Franklin
Mackison Daniel, property agent and collect 'r,
76 n Broadway
Macklin John, machinist, 17 e Monument
Maclcllan Arthur R. clerk, Gilmor near
Franklin
Macotter Joseph, ship carpenter, 4 Hill
MACPHERSON SAMUEL, apothecary and
druggist, s w cor Mulberry and Charles, dw
56 Hanover
Macready James, mariner, 54 Stiles
Mactier Alex, clerk, 40 Cathedral
Mactier Saml. merchant miller, over 7 Spear's
wharf, dw 40 Cathedral
Macubbin James, grocer, 230 Harford av
Macul)bin Wm. H. painter, 27 Valley
MACY WM. D. general commission merch.
127 and 129 McElderry's wharf, dw 127 s
High
Madagan John S., U. S. N., 29 Stiles
Madden Mrs. Ann E. 22 St. Peter
Madden Mrs. Catharine, 91 s Greene
Madden David, coachsmith, 640 w Baltimore
Madden John, bottler, 16 President, dw 44 e
Pratt
Madden Joseph, shoemaker, 71 Mount
Madden Martin, hack driver, 3 L. Ross
Madden Mary J. 209 e Lombard
Madden Mrs. 153 e Pratt
Madden Thomas, laborer, 7 n Wolfe
Madden Thomas, laborer, 27 Warner
Madden Thos. G. clerk, 91 s Greene
Madden Wm. T. painter, 142 n Calvert, dw
Chase e of Caroline
MaddisonMrs. Mary, 41 McCulloh
Maddox Mrs. Caroline, 136 Dover
Maddox Chas. T. clerk Post Office, 59 St.
Paul
Maddox Christopher, 83 Hollins
Maddox Colbert, mariner, Grove near Trux-
ton
Maddox Edward, clerk, 138 Lexington
Maddox George, foundryman, 151 Cross
Maddox James, painter, 6 s Ann
Maddox James T. 67 s Bond
Maddox John, conductor Towsontown R. R.
6 s Ann
Maddux Charles, soldier, 753 w Baltimore
Maddux Thomas, shoemaker, 12 Light, dw
753 w Baltim,ore
Maddux Wm. J. painter, 6 s Ann
Mader George, laborer, 97 Elliott
Mader Sanfert, laborer, 102 Lancaster
Madgwick Thomas, shoemaker, 15 William-
son al
Madigan John, laborer, 196 Raborg
Madigan Patrick, laborer, 49 Harrison
Madigan Thomas, laborer. Falls road near
Northern av
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
cor Madison av and Townsend
Madison Mrs. Elizabeth, 11 n Gilmor
Madison John, harness maker, 229 e Pratt
Madzman George, lager beer, 188 e Lom-
bard
Maefert Martin, butcher, Harford avenue ex-
tended
Maemple Charles, printer, 29 Harrison
Maenner J. H. Henry, teacher, 53 German
Maer Frederick, cabinet maker, 102 s Eutaw
Macr Henry, blacksmith, 280 s Charles
Maer Louis, tailor, 522 Penna. av
Maer Wm. drayman. 414 s Charles
Maers Sophia, seamstress, 249 s Durham
Maery Sira, carter, 55 Preston
Maeyers Andrew, shoemaker, 157 Sharp
Maffei Angelo, fancy goods, cor Frederick
and Pratt, dw 40 n High
Maffer Mary, 40 n High , , ^
Maffitt Mrs. Martha A. 369 w Lombard
Maffitt John T. printer, 79 s Fremont
Magaha Samuel, shoemaker, 79 n Schroeder
Magarity John, carpenter, 174 e Eager
Magee John M. dry goods and trimmings, cor
Franklin and Ogston
Magee Mary, 152 Gough
Magee Patterson, shoemaker, 175 Franklin
Magee Thomas, laborer, 28 New Church
Magee William, horseshoer, Watson near Ex-
eter .
MAGEE WM. P. shirts and gents' furnish-
ing goods, 60 n Eutaw
Mager Martin, blacksmith, 49 s. Schroeder
MAGERS GEORGE W. book and stationery
dealer, 175 Lexington, dw 334 Saratoga
Magers John , blacksmith , Clinton near 0 'Don-
nell
Magers Mrs. Tabitha, 334 Saratoga
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for tHe sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Uand, 31 Spear's Wharf.
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MAGERS PETER A. butter dealer, 212 n
Gay
Magers Samuel, huckster, 310 Harford av
Magersupp John, blacksmith, 166 Burgundy
alley
Magersupp Wm. saddler, 180 e Lombard
Maghe Michael, drayman, 8 Truxton
Mages Nicholas, tobacconist, 1 s Frederick,
dw 144 e Lombard
Magill Charles J. butcher, 76 Hoffman
Magill Charles J. butcher, 48 Lexington and
3Hollins-st. markets, dw Black Horse tav-
ern, Penna. av
Magill Patrick, feed, 410 w Baltimore, dw 50
Josephine
Magilley Wm. coach painter, 5 e Madison
MAGNE HORACE, cedar ware and orna-
mental wooden floor mouldings, 408 to 416
Pratt, dw 35 Hollins
Magnes Elijah, brick presser, 166 Lee
Magnes George, brick presser, 166 Lee
Magnes Thomas, brick presser, 166 Lee
Magnes Wesley, brick presser, 166 Lee
Magnes Zechariah, brick presser, 166 Lee
Magness Benj. chairmaker, 234 n Caroline
Magness James, coach trimmer, 183 n Cen-
tral av
Magness Jerome B. bricklayer, 253 n Eden
Magness John A. painter, 46 Harford av
Magness Mrs. Lucy, 555 w Lombard
Magness Thomas H. proprietor Rising Sun
hotel, 74 n High
Magraw Elizabeth, tailoress, 299 Forrest
Magrath John, drayman, 64 s Central av
Magrath John, grocer, 193 s Charles
Magraw Mrs. Bridget, 61 Perry
Magraw Geo. pile driver, 543 Canton av
Magraw James, blacksmith, 299 Forrest
Magraw John, laborer. 111 Mullikin
Magraw John, laborer, 15 n Amity
Magraw Levin, mariner, 89 McElderry's whf
Magruder Edwd. P. clerk, 15 Columbia
Magruder Eliza, boarding, 203 w Fayette
Magruder Frank, clerk, 203 w Fayette
Magruder Henry C. (T. J. M. & Co.) 86
Franklin
Magruder Jesse H. attorney, 72 w Fayette,
dw 166 Ross
Magruder John J. police, 53 King
Magruder John R., U. S, Commissary, 203 w
Fayette
Magruder Joseph, police, 50 Chew
Magruder M. A. music teacher, 392 Franklin
Magruder Richard H. 203 w Fayette
Magruder Robt. B. letter carrier, 203 w Fay-
ette
Magruder Mrs. Rosanna, 15 Columbia
Magruder T. J. & Co. commis. merch. boots,
shoes, hats, &c. over 245 and 247 w Balti-
more, dw T. J. M. 262 Madison av
Maguc Robt. sailmaker, 97 William
Maguire A. R. 103 St. Paul
Maguire Andrew J. commission merchant, 79
Smith's whf, dw 6 n Strieker
Maguire Mrs. Ann, .39 Harmony la
Maguire Charles, 103 St. Paul
Maguire Christopher, baker, 71 n Pine
Maguire Hugh, clerk, 209 n Exeter
Maguire James, coach painter, 209 n Exeter
Maguire James, baker, 209 n Exeter
Maguire Jas. baker, 63 Chesnut
Maguire John, drayman, .32 Morton al
Maguire John A. carpenter, 117 n Eden
Maguire John F. printer, 76 Buren
Maguire John, laborer, 19 Willow
Maguire Michael, basket maker, 176 Raborg
Maguire Susan, seamstress, 94 Harford av
Maguire Thomas, laborer, 238 Mulberry
Maguire Wm. H. police, 77 McHenry
Maha Geo. carpenter, 63 Walnut al
Mahan Dermot, laborer, 65 s Chapel
Mahan J. W. engineer, 302 s Charles
Mahan Michael, tavern, 54 w Lombard
Mahaney Chas. E. H. soldier, 238 w Lom-
bard
Mahaney Jas. M. grocer, 69 Orleans
Mahaney John, property agt. and collector,
238 w Lombard
Mahaney John, jr. soldier, 238 w Lombard
Mahaney Thomas, laborer, 125 Chesapeake
Maher Mrs. Anna, grocery, 199 s Charles
Maher Eliza, millinery, 32^^ w Baltimore
Maher James, machinist, 20~ Henrietta
Maher Patrick, sexton St. Patrick's Church,
Philadelphia road near city limits
Mahill John, tanner. 20 Decker
Mahill John, jr. tanner. 20 Decker
Mahill Wm. soldier, 20 Decker
Mahla Frederick, cigar maker, 195 e Lom-
bard
Mahler C. (M. & Fefilt,) 126 s Central av
Mahler Conrad, laborer, al nr 59 s Bethel
Mahler & Fefill, coppersmiths, 28 Concord
Mahnken Chas. tobacconist, 121 Thames
Mahon Anne, 45 s Frederick
Mahon John, tavern, 59 Centre Market sp
Mahon Mary, 66 Thames
Mahon Dr. Ormsby S. 138 n Exeter
Mahoney Mrs. Catharine, 232 s Paca
Mahoney Cornelius, tailor, 196 n Eden
Mahoney John C. oyster packer, cor Chester
and Aliceanna, dw 126 s Chester
Mahoney John, huckster, 7 Camden la
Mahoney W. 208 s Broadway
Mahool Geo. W. clerk, 163 w Lombard
Mahr Charles, musician, 43 n Liberty
Mahr Frederick, 51 Dorsey al
Mahr Geo. F. shoemaker, 36 Union
Mahr Henry G. tobacconist, 77 w Fayette,
dw 375 Lexington
Mahr John, nightman, 173 s Wolfe
Mahr John N. shoemaker, 490 Penna. av
Mahr Margaret, grocery, 226 s Ann
Mahrer Joseph, blacksmith, 87 n Schroeder
Maidlow Chas. C. huckster, 309 Penna. av
Maier John G. grocer, 63 n Gay
Maier Rev. L. D., pastor St. Matthews*
GermaVi Luth. Church, Central av, dw 145
e Fayette
MaiUienny John, blacksmith, 135 Henrietta
Mailhouse Emma, dry goods, 149 s Broad-
way
Mailhouse Joseph J. dry goods, 124 s Broad-
way
MaiJler John, huckster, 35 Harford av
Mailley Jas. 0. grocer, 38 President
Mainley James, nightman, 6 s Bond
Mainley Samuel, tinner, 77 s Chester
Mainley Thomas, grocer, 25 e Lombard
Mainster Mrs. Harriet, 259 Gough
Mainster Jacob, police, 98 s Chester
Maisch Fredk. shoemaker, 222 Penna. av
IVJaisch John, laborer, 295 Penna. av
Maisel George, huckster, 165 e Lombard
Maiser Fredk. engineer, 202 Eastern av
Maith Wm. mariner, 134 Cross
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MAITLAND BENJAMIN & CO. distillers,
89 South, dw B. M . 256 w Lombard
Maitland Burgwyn, (Bevan, Phillips & Co.)
256 w Lombard
Maitland James R. (Benj. M. & Co.) 256 w
Lombard
Major Rev. James, professor at Loyola Col-
lege
Makar John, laborer, 9 s Ann
Makemull Andrew, shoemaker, 158 Ensor
Makemull Jacob, shoemaker, 158 Ensor
Makepeace Benjamin M. (M. & Co.) 28 Ca-
thedral
Makepeace & Co. wholesale dry goods, 1 and
3 German
Maker John, laborer, 30 Cross
Maker Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 30 Cross
Makibbin Ellen T. tailores*, 132 Ross
Malanrech George, tailor, 135 Henrietta
Malbon Mrs. Emma, 377 Lexington
MALCOLM JAMES, attorney, 27 Lexing-
ton, dw Baltimore co
Male Free School of Baltimore, 39)^ Court-
land, Thos. Gale, teacher
Male Wm. salesman, 24 s Bond
Males Martin, baker, 185 Bank
Maley Bridget, 22 Hammond al
Maley Patrick, laborer, 46 Cooksie
Malfeld C. laborer, 27 Lancaster
Malfeld Fredk. laborer, 286 s Dallas
Mallaley Patrick, foundryman, Potomac near
Ellioott
Mallalient Richard, clerk, 63 Pine
Mallalieu Edward, plumber, 62 n Howard
Mallalieu Franklin S. Mosher near Garden
MalJRlieu Richard, bookkeeper, 63 Pine
Mallatiew John W. fancy goods, 240 w Balti-
more, dw 245 Saratoga
Malle Henry, shoemaker, 58 s Oregon
Malle Henry C. shoemaker, 58 s Oregon
Mallen James, grocer, 46 Low
Mallinckrodt Lewis W. clerk, 132 Hoffman
Mallinckrodt Wm. importer of cloths, over 31
s Charles, dw 1.32 Hoffman
Mallon Eleanora, dry goods, 158 Lexington
Mallon Francis, laborer, 6 Neighbor
Mallon James, grocer, 89 n Pine
Mallon John, block and pump maker, Pratt
near South, dw 73 Lee
Mallon Julia Ann, huckstress, rear of 84 Cen-
tre Market space
Mallon Thomas, huckster, rear of 84 Centre
Market space
Mallone James, laborer, White House, Can-
ton
Mallone James, laborer. Cotton row. Canton
Mallonee Wm. plasterer, 260 Mulberry
Malloy Chas. P. 240 e Lombard
Malloy Daniel, stone cutter, 41 n Spring
Malloy James, tanner and currier, 231 e Bal-
timore
Malloy James A. clerk Union Bank, 231 e
Baltimore
Malloy John, receiving teller Union Bank, dw
231 e Baltimore
Malloy Rev. L., St. John's church, Eager
Malloy Wm. 8 French
Malo Frederick, roller, 364 Canton av
Maloy S^san, 128 Gough
^ 1, groce
Malone Elizabeth, Clinton
Malone Henry, laborer, 75 Johnson
Malone James, laborer. Cotton row. Canton
Malone James, laborer, White house. Canton
Malone Patrick, newsman, 4 Fall
Malone Thomas, laborer, rear 7 French
Malone Richard, laborer, 133 Raborg
Maloney Andrew J. carpenter, 79 w Monu-
ment
Maloney James M. carpenter, 12 McHenry
Maloney John, grocery, n w cor Preston and
Garden
Maloney John, shoemaker, over 135 Eastern
av
Maloney Martin, laborer, 219 Lemmon
Maloney Margaret, 65 Garden
Maloney Margaret, trimmings, 106 Lexington
Maloney Patrick, hackman, 61 North
Maloney Peter J. chairmaker, 313 s Charles
Maloney Richard J. tailor, 17 Sterrett
Maloney Thomas, grocer, 32 Douglass
Maloney I'homas, blacksmith, 32 Douglass
Malong John, grocer, s e cor Eden and Biddle
Malooly Thomas, liquors, 17 Stiles
Mallory Wm. (Lanfair, M. «&, Co.) Bank near
Castle al
Mais Frederick, cabinetTnaker, 366 Canton ar
MALTBY C. S. oyster depot and lime yard,.
foot of West Palls av, dw Maltby house
MALTBY HOUSE, Lucius U. Maltby, pro-
prietor, 180, 182 and 184 w Pratt
Maltby Lucius U. proprietor Maltby house,
180, 182 and 184 w Pratt
MALTBY 0. E. & CO. produce and commis-
sion merchants, 25 Cheapside
Maltby 0. E. (0. E. M. & Co.) 25 Cheapside
Manaca Joseph R. clothing, 227 Lexington,
dw 8 Parkin
Mancus John, grocery, n w cor Lombard and
Durham
Mandel Wm. tavern, 81 Eastern av
Mandelbaum George, clothier, 100 w Pratt,.
dw 83 n Howard
Mandelbaum Jeannette, clothing, 129 n How-
ard
Mandelbaum Simon, clerk, 83 n Howard
Mandelberg Jacob, furniture, 61 Harrison
Mandler John, shoemaker, 208 s Ann
Manes Daniel, paper dealer, 20 Hillen
Manger George, provisions, 156 s Paca
Manger Martin, butcher, 732 Penna. av
Manger Mrs. Mary, 38 s Bond
Mangold Henry, shoemaker, 61 Portland
Manifold Andrew, carpenter, 208 n Eden
Manion John, laborer, 28 New Church
Manion Margaret, tavern, 39 Biddle
Manion Patrick, laborer, 398 s Charles
Manion Richard, laborer, 100 Hillen
Manion Thomas, tavern, 51 Union
Mankin Henry, tavern, 65 Thames
Manko Richard H. bootmaker, 258 w Pratt
Mankin John W. 66 n Howard, dw Hollins,
near Poppleton
Manly Ann, tavern, 145 Eastern av
Manly James, 145 Eastern av
Manly John, hackman, 19 n Eutaw
Manly John, 98 Columbia
Manly John S. captain of police, 98 Columbia
Manly Rodney G. clerk, 140 s Chester
Manly Mrs. S. H. grocery, s e cor Hollins
and Carey
Mann Arthur H. (J. M. & Sons,) 249 n
Howard
MANN BROS, paper hangers and upholster-
ers, 121 Hanover
Mann Benjamin F. tinner, 89 n Eden
WM, p. WEBB, Marine, Fire and l.ife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lAfe Insurance Co., IVewark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
MAN
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Mann Charles, 54 Aisquith
MANN C. H. & CO. produce and provis-
ion dealers, 48 s Howard
Mann Charles H. (C. H. M. «& Co.) 56 Sar-
atoga
Mann & Co. oyster packers, 38 York
Mann Ernest, hosiery and trimmings, 63 w
Baltimore, dw 94 Granby
Mann Fred, furniture wagoner, 70 Granby
Mann George R. sr., tinner, 306 Aliceanna
Mann George, carter, 162 s Spring
Mann George E. painter. 111 s Paca
MANN'S HOTEL, and Dining Room, 124 w
Baltimore
Mann Jacob, frame maker, 157 s Paca
Mann James, tobacco warehouse, 232 Hollins
Mann James 0. (M. Bros.) Ill s Paca
Mann John M. (M. Bros.) 121 Hanover
MANN JOHN & SONS, Park stables, 167
n Howard
Mann John G. tobacconist, 306 s Bond
MANN JOHN, wholesale dealer in
all kinds of American Clocks, and
manufacturer of Mahogany, Rose-
wood, and Gilt Frame Looking
Glasses. A large and varied as-
sortment of Toilet Boxes. Work
Boxes, Portable Desks and Clock
Trimmings always on hand. N.
E. corner Charles and Lombard
Streets.
Mann Joseph L. P. printer, 49 s Caroline
Mann Joseph R. (M. & Co.) 119 Hanover
Mann Mrs. Margaret, 111 s Paca
Mann Thomas J. (M. Bros.) Ill s Paca
Mann Thomas, mate, 37 Henrietta
Mann \Vm. H. (John M. & Sons,) 327 n
Eutaw
Mann Wm. Ill s Paca
Mann "Wm. clerk, 377 w Fayette
Mannar James B. shoemaker, 137 Aisquith
Manner Mrs. Frances, 156 Columbia
Mannes Albert, shoemaker, 35 s Wolfe
Manning Mrs. Ann, grocery, 10 L. Paca
Manning Anthony, laborer, 6 Littel al
Manning Charles H. engineer U. S. N. 137
St. Paul
Manning Henry S. butter, 42 Camden, dw
176 s Paca
Manning Jeremiah, laborer, 367 s Charles
Manning John, laborer, 31 New Church
Manning John, hostler, 55 s Eutaw
Manning Joseph C. 137 St. Paul
Manning Joseph C. jr., clerk, 137 St. Paul
Manning Michael, laborer, 10 L. Paca
Mannlein Sigmund, clerk, 125 n Central av
Manns Adam, lager beer, 125 n Bond
Manns & McAllister, plumbers and gas fitters,
cor Saratoga and Pine
Manns Chas. (M. & McAllister,) 51 Harrison
Manns George, shoemaker, 233 s Wolfe
Mannon Malachi, laborer, 23 Neighbor
Mannslead Mrs. Cecelia, 78 n Greene
Manogue John, laborer, 13 Willow
Manoky George, whip sawyer, 2 X al
Manott Ida, dressmaker, 72 n Ann
Manrath Joseph, laborer, 180 Ramsay
J. IIEVRY OIEISE:, Commission Merchant, for Hie «ale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, &c.
RoveucUae Cement and Calcined Plaster cou»tautly on luuid, HI Spear's Mliarf.
Manro Mrs. Rachel, 574 Lexington
Mans Adam J. lager beer, 125 n Bond
Mansbach Samuel, bar tender, 57 Harrison
Mansdorf Henry, butcher, 8 Calverton road
Mansdorfer Christian, currier, 180 Chesnut al
Mansdorfer Frederick, currier, 180 Franklin
Mansdorfer Henry, currier, 58 s Charles
Mansdorfer John G. drayman, 180 Franklin
Mansdorfer John G. shoemaker, 180 Franklin
Mansfield Mary, 66 n Bond
Mansfield James T. bricklayer, 198 Henrietta
Mansfield Nathan, blacksmith, 228 s Eutaw
Mansfield Wm. huckster, 66 n Bond
MANSION HOUSE, n w cor Fayette and St.
Paul
Manson John G. ship joiner, 211 Bank
ManstaflTor Catherine, 44 Penna. av
Manstaffer Henry, currier, 44 Penna. av
Mantel Wm. tavern, 81 Eastern av
Mantler Geo. butcher, 52 McMechin
Mantz Alexander K. n e cor Gay and Second
Mantz Cyrus, clerk, Charles st. av nr tollgate
Mantz D. Allen, bookkeeper, 493 w Baltimore
Mantz Geo. shoemaker, 233 s Wolfe
Mantz Nicholas, stone mason, 306 Canton av
Mantz Peter, carpenter, 50 s Poppleton
Mantz Philip, laborer, 182 Pearl
Mantz Mrs. Sophia, 493 w Baltimore
Mantz Wm. H. tobacconist, 401 w Baltimore,
dw491
Mantz Wm. uphol'r, s w cor Gay and Chew
Manuel Martin, laborer, 32 Cliflford al
Manuell Geo. W. trunk maker, 11 Chesnut
Manyan James, hod carrier, 55 York
Mara Mark, clothier, 94 s Paca
Marburger Charles, carpenter, 213 Hanover
Marburger Chas. jr. carpenter, 208 Hanover
Marburger Lewis, confectionery, 80 Mulberry
March Frederick, 202 Canton av
March James, tailor, 40 Camden
March John, confectioner, 584 Penna. av
March & McNelly, dry goods, 76 Hanover
March Philip, nightman, 422 Hanover
March Philip, wheelwright, 25 York, dw 223
Henrietta
March Virginia C. 76 Hanover
March Wm. G. tinner, 76 Hanover
March Wm. G. grocer, 143 Lexington, dw
359 w Lombard
March Washington, grocer, 101 Hanover
Marchand John B. commander U. S. N. 230
w Lombard
Marchoinetti Sebastian, glazier, 6 East
Marcusi Michael, Paris lowers and feathers,
146 Lexington
Mardaga Charles, tailor, 262 e Monument
Mardaga Ferdinand, furrier, 85 n Central av
MARDEN JESSE, patent scale manufacturer
cor Balderston and Charles, dw 128 e Balti-
more
Marden Jesse, jr. 128 e Baltimore
Mardzy Peter, tailor, 389 w Pratt
Mardzy Philip, shoemaker, 463 w Pratt
Mares George, grocery, 244 Aliceanna
Marfiold Elizabeth, 80 Barre
Marficld Mrs. Margaret A. dressmaker, 150
Mullikin
Margaret Henry, shoemaker, 331 e Lombard
Margel John, tailor, 267 e Lombard
Margottein John, blacksmith, 11 Fountain
MARINE BANK, n e cor Gay and Second
Marine Fletcher E. com. merchant, cor Frede-
rick and Pratt, dw 96 e Pratt
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Marine Observatory, Fort Federal Hill
Mariner Thomas P. ferry boats, 5 West
Falls av
Marion Hall, Ensor near Gay
Marion Peter, (Schuchmann &M.)327Penna.
av
Maris Dr. Edward A. 68 St. Paul
Mark Calvin B. clerk, 237 Mulberry
Mark John, paper, 29 n Schroeder
Mark John H. tailor, 203 Ross
Mark Nicholas, salesman, 237 Mulberry
Marke Henry, butcher, 104Belair market, dw
Baltimore co
MARKELL CHARLES, prop. Paca Mills,
s e cor Calvert and Lombard, dw 297 w
Fayette
Markell Charles, piano maker, 117 William
Marker Edward H. carpenter, 79 Paca, dw
Fremont bet. Hoffman and Lanvale
Marker John, carpenter, 242 Franklin
Markert August, shoemaker, 210 s Sharp
Market John, machinist, 332 Eastern av
Market Stephen, wheelwright, 332 Eastern av
Markland Charles H. (W. T. M. & Bro.) 50
Columbia
Markland James H. clerk, 26 s Calhoun
Markland Richard, carpenter, 96 n Caroline
Markland Wm. T. & Bro. carpenters, Port-
land nr. Fremont, dw W. T. M. (Mann &
Co.) 56 Columbia
Marklar Michael, cabinet maker, 5 n Dallas
Marklof Henry, shoemaker, 379 w Pratt
Markolf Wm. cooper, 224 s Sharp
Marks A. cigar maker, 58 Orleans
Marks John L. gardener, 33 n Eutaw
Marks Myers, tailor, 61 n Frederick
Marks Thomas H. grocer, 340 e Pratt
Marks X. Henry, butcher, 44 Centre and 69
Hanover market, dw Harford av. nr. city
limits
Marler Herman, laborer, 139 s Bethel
Marley Benjamin, grocer, 29 s Oregon
Marley George, bricklayer, 5 w Lombard
Marley J. Henry, laborer gas works. Spring
Garden
Marley Richard, shoemaker, 135 Pearl
Marline H. shoemaker, 348 s Bond
Marnall Martin, drayman, 208 Bank
Maron Herbert, laborer, 332 n Howard
Maron Wm. laborer, 332 n Howard
Marquardt Wm. gilder, 109 s Bond
Marcjuarett Henry, merchant, 21 McCuUoh
Marquird Wm. tailor, 136 s Bond
Mai-r George, grocery, 165 William
Marr John, (M. & Morrisett) 146 s Sharp
Marr John, laborer, 28 Walsh
Marr Lennox, car driver, 13 Columbia
MARR & MORRISETT, props. Monumen-
tal Bowling alleys, 47 w Fayette
Marr Towson, laborer, 496 w Lombard
Marren Terence, grocer, 201 e Lombard
Marrett Joseph, 4 n Liberty
Marriott Barzilla, clerk, 324 w Pratt
Marriott Felfair, 177 Garden
Marriott George H. M. cigar maker, 269 Sar-
atoga, dw 323 n Eutaw
Marriott & Gould, tobacco and commission
merchants, 35 South
Marriott John H. shoemaker, 234 e Pratt
Marriott John, teamster, 36 n Oregon
Marriott J. McKim, (M. & Gould,) 125 Park
Marriott Noel B. printer, n e cor Eutaw and
Pratt
Marriott Rich'd J, stone cutter, 63 n Schroeder
Marriott Richard W. merchant, 28 s Sharp
Marriott William H. real estate broker, 24 n
Charles, dw 177 Garden
Marrow Charles F. clerk, 142 Division
Marrow Henry C. machinist, 32 Brune
Marsden Elias, tailor, 206 Madison av
Marsden James B. carpenter, 96 Preston
Marsh Chester S. 157 n High
Marsh Mrs. EHzabeth, tailoress,52 s Bond
Marsh George H. shoemaker, 258 n Caroline
Marsh Henry, butcher, 27 Belair Market, dw
Jenkins la, near York road
Marsh Henry C. hatter, 118 Franklin, dw 225
Mulberry
Marsh Mrs. Hester, 124 L. Greene
Marsh John, proprietor Lamb tavern, n w cor
Franklin and Paca
Marsh John, tavern, 41 Fenna av
Marsh S. 1 Jefferson
Marsh Salome, soldier, 282 e Madison
Marsh Wm. H. barber, 71 Centre Market
space
Marsh Wm. carter, 289 s Charles
Marshall Albert, mariner, 31 Holland
Marshall Alexander, painter, 153 s Paca
Marshall Alfred, tavern, 12 Foundry
Marshall Charles H. shoemaker, 219 s Charles
Marshall Charles, laborer, 102 Eastern av
Marshall Charles E. bricklayer, 80 Mullikin
Marshall Mrs. Eliza, 157 Burgundy al
Marshall Elizabeth, 38 Henrietta
Marshall Edmund C. (S. Chestnut & M.) 36
Spring row
Marshall Capt. E. J. mariner, 17 Jackson
Marshall Francis A. shoemaker, 56 Buren
Marshall Fred, boot crimper, 35 Guilford al
Marshall Geo. W. clerk, 116 Central av '
Marshall Henry, stone mason, 88 George
Marshall James, 11 s Central av
Marshall James C. carpenter, 113 e Madison
Marshall Mrs. Jennie, 97 s Paca
Marshall John, blacksmith, 152 n Fremont
Marshall John, shoemaker, 19 Sterrett
Marshall John, fisherman, 33 s Frederick
Marshall John E. bricklayer, 281 e Lombard
Marshall John L. last maker, n e cor Lom-
bard and Grant, dw 18 n High
Marshall John, boots, shoes, and dry goods,
119 e Pratt, dw 111
Marshall John, butcher, 495 Light
Marshall Mrs. Julia S. 24 s High
Marshall Louis, butcher, 412 Division
Marshall Luke, carter, 158 n Central
Marshall Maggie, actress, 40 e Baltimore
Marshall Marcus, sutler, 95 e Fayette
Marshall Mrs. Maria, 40 s Ann
Marshall Mrs. M., McHenry w of Fulton
Marshall Reuben, masquerade costumer, 3
Low
Marshall Susan, tailoress, 88 George
Marshall Thomas B. (Hopkins & M.) 118 s
Paca
Marshall Thomas, huckster, 169 Gough
Marshall Thos. S. shoemaker, 319 s Charles
Marshall Thos. J. caulker, 62 William
Marshall Thos. carpenter, 118 s Paca
Marshall Wm. R. (Streeper, Salter & M.) 280
e Madison
Marshall Maj. Wm. L. judge advocate U. S.
A. headquarters, dw 213 Read
Marshall William, police, 97 s Paca
Marshall Rev. Wm. R. 376 Franklin
GKO, S. PAGE & BRO., Mamxifacttirers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, HI Smlfb's
IVbarf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
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Marshall Wm. clerk, 154 French
Marshall William L. boiler maker, 198 Mont-
gomery
Marshall William R. ship carpenter, 186 s
Washington, F. P.
Marshek Joseph, shoemaker, 597 Penna av
MARSTON & BRO. wholesale dealers in
china, glass and earthenware, 246 w Balti-
more
Marston Frederick W. (M. & Bro.) 351 w
Fayette
Marston Joseph R. (M. & Bro.) Lutherville,
Baltimore Co.
Marston Lincoln W. (M. & Bro.) 126 e Balti-
more
Marten Henry, baker, 132 L. Greene
Martenet Morris T. jeweler, 56 Harford av
Marteaet Wm. jeweler, 56 Harford av
Marthas Mary E. confectioner, 7 n Pine
Martien Joseph, carpenter, 103 Pine
Martien Mrs. Susan, 103 Pine
Martien Wm. carpenter, 191 n Fremont
Martin Adam, agent, 42 n Exeter
Martin Albert, stone cutter. Falls road near
tollgate
Martin Allen, flour and feed, 43 and 44 Tyson
Martin Alverda, 517 w Lombard
Martin Mrs. Ann W. 86 Warner
Martin Anna E. 379 Lexington
Martin Mrs. Ann E. 64 Barre
Martin Ashton A. cashier Harnden Express,
dw 117 Sharp
Martin Basil N. carpenter, 5 Rock
Martin Mrs. Catherine, seamstress, 87 Rich-
mond
Martin Charles W. pattern maker, 11 s Oregon
Martin Charles V. (Love, M. & Co.,) 369
Eutaw place
MARTIN & BE VANS, furniture and cur-
tains, beds and mattresses, n e cor Calvert
and Lovely la
Martin Catharine J. teacher, 634 w Baltimore
Martin Chas. & Co. fruit, confectionery, &c.,
2 and 4 n Calvert
Martin Chas. tobacco, 35 s Bond
Martin Chas. M. at Baltimore Infirmary
Martin Culbertson, pattern maker, 206 Sara-
toga
MARTIN DAVID, grand tyler, Masonic
Hall, 111 German
Martin Edward, tobacconist, 121 s Sharp
Martin Mrs. Edly M. 116 s Chester
Martin Edward, confectioner, 547 w Baltimore
Martin Edward, laborer, 87 Richmond
Martin Mrs. Eliza, 294 s Paca
Martin Mrs. E. M. 49 n Poppleton
Martin Edward, rigger, 5 Fell
Martin Ellen, 56 McMechin
Martin Elijah, master mariner, 169 Hughes
Martin Elijah M. police, 11 Jefferson
Martin Ephraim, laborer, 139 e Eager
Martin Frank T. clerk B. & O. R R. 103 s
Paca
Martin Francis, saddler, 19 New
Martin Frederick, feed, 12 s Bond
Martin Geo. J. carter, 307 William
Martin Geo. W, groceries, cor Essex and
Alexander
Martin Geo. A, baggage agent, 311 w Pratt
Martin Geo. shoemaker, 41 Leadenhall
Martin Geo. butcher, 545 e Fayette
Martin Capt. Geo. 58 s Ann
Martin Geo. ornamental painter, 67 s High
Martin Geo. M. wliip maker, 51 Poppleton
Martin Guillermo H. (Morse & M.) 175 w
Fayette
Martin Harman, grocer, 230 s Caroline
Martin Mrs. Harriet, 25 n Republican
Martin Henry T. of Mechanics' Bank, 133 e
Pratt
Martin Henry C. carpenter, 55 Harford av
Martin Henry, soldier, 200 Stirling
Martin Henry, clothing cutter, 219 s Charles
Martin Henry, laborer, 2 Town&end
Martin Henry J. merchant, 55 Dolphin
Martin Henry L. telegraph linesman, 208
Conway
Martin H. shoemaker, 348 s Bond
Martin James, (M. & Bevan,) 96 e Baltimore
Martin James, laborer, 58 Cooksie
Martin James, shoemaker, 634 w Baltimore
Martin James, laborer, 235 Orleans
Martin James, machinist, 116 s Chester
Martin James, laborer, 202 Cathedral
Martin Jas. L. bricklayer, 4 New Church
Martin Jas. V. carpenter, 314 Aisquith
Martin Jas. carpenter, 77 Warner
Martin Jas. (M. & Bevan^,) 96 Orleans
Martin John, laborer, 8 Truxton
Martin John, 11 Foundry
Martin John, carter, 44 e Pratt
Martin John, laborer, 8 Decker
Martin John D. furniture wagon, 80 n Ann
MARTIN JOHN & CO. wholesale fruiterers
and confectioners, 92 w Pratt
Martin John F. harness maker, 21 Penn av
Martin John L. vinegar manuf. 93 Elbow la,
dw 172 s Paca
Martin John, (J. M. & Co.) 117 Hanover
Martin JohnG. clerk, 112 n Pine
Martin John, shoemaker, 275 w Fayette
Martin John, laborer, 193 Vine
Martin John J. painter, 228 Barre
Martin John G. laborer, 41 President
Martin John, clerk, 547 w Baltimore
Martin J. Joseph, sign writer, 228 Barre
Martin Joseph, carpenter. Miller's Hotel
Martin Joseph, furniture carman, 105 Pine
Martin Joseph, seaman 200 s Wolfe
Martin Joseph K. salesman, 281 w Baltimore
Martin Julius, iron founder, 355 Eastern av
Martin Kate, boarding, 173 Eastern av
Martin Lewis, flour and feed, 39 s Frederick,
dw 12 s Bond
Martin Lawson, carpenter, Francis near Mad-
ison av
MARTIN JOS. LLOYD, M. D. homeopathic
physician, 80 n Charles
Martin Maria, grocery, 76 Harford av
Martin Maria, hat trimmer, 27 s Eden
Martin Mary E. gaiter fitter, 634 w Baltimore
Martin Mrs. Mary, 8 Decker
Martin Mrs, , dressmaker, 11 s Oregon
Martin Mary, 124 Hanover
Mai\tin Mary, seamstress, 50 Durst al
Martin Margaret A. dressmaker, 53 s Popple-
ton
Martin Mrs. Mary A. 496 Franklin
Martin Michael, whip maker, 49 n Poppleton
Martin Noah, flagman, 71 Mount
Martin Owen, grocer, 69 Mulberry
Martin Patrick, foundryman and grocer, 2
Webster row
Martin Patrick, laborer, 41 Stockton al
Martin Paul, laborer, 532 w Pratt
Martin Perry A. plasterer, 103 s Paca
■WT>t. P. •VinanB, Marine, Fire aiMl Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lilfe Insurance Co., Newark, ST. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Martin Rachel, tailoresb, 195 Montgomery-
Martin Robert N. farmer, Homestead, Balti-
more Co.
Martin Samuel, clerk, 112 Pine
Martin Samuel, shoemaker, 516 w Baltimore
Martin Dr. Samuel B. office 131 e Pratt, dw 133
Martin Sarah A. gaiter fitter, 634 w Baltimore
Martin Mrs. Sarah, 372 Franklin
Martin Mrs. Sophia, 18 Baker ct
Martin Stephen, 77 Hampstead
Martin Stephen H. clerk, 60 e Baltimore
Martin Thomas, stone cutter, 19 s Carey
Martin Thos. boiler maker, 195 Montgomery
Martin Thos. laborer, Clinton
Martin Thos. E. paper hanger, 634 w Balti-
more
Martin Thos. cigar maker, 80 Booth
Martin Tristom T. ( Wm. R. M. & Co.) 124
Hanover
Martin Walter, carpenter, 222 Harford av
Martin Wm. engineer, 75 s Regester
Martin Capt. Wm. S. 472 Franklin
MARTIN WM R. & CO. importers and
dealers in fine liquors, and general commis-
sion merchants, 72 s Calvert
Martin Wm. R. (Wm. R. M. & Bro.) 124
Hanover
Martin Wm. bandbox maker, 24 New Church
Martin Wm. E. machinist, 634 w Baltimore
Martin Wm. D. carpenter, 486 Franklin
Martin Wm. C. clerk, 103 s Paca
Martin Wm. R. clerk, 289 w Fayette
Martin Wm. 76 Saratoga
Martinenche Martin, shoemaker, Jefferson,
near Van Buren, Homestead
Martinet Charles F. pattern maker, 245 Mul-
berry
Martino Wm. painter, 129 Cross
Martins Herman, grocery, 230 s Caroline
Martorana Charles F. stencil cutter, 83 Ex-
change place
Martz John, porter, 73 Albemarle
Martz Joseph, stone mason, 90 Pine
Marx Andrew, laborer, 106 Patuxent, Canton
Marx Frank, rigger, 80 s Wolfe
Marx Frederick, rigger, 80 s Wolfe
Marx Max (Sonneborn, Seligman & M.,) 94
s Paca
Marx Peter, tailor, 59 s Wolfe
Marye Mrs. R. C. 304 n Howard
Maryland College of Pharmacy, 47 n Calvert
Maryland Colonization Society over 65 Se-
cond, James Hall, agent
Maryland Club, n e cor Franklin and Cathe-
dral
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF
BALTIMORE, office n w cor of Baltimore
and North
MARYLAND HOSPITAL, Monument e of
Broadway, John Fonerden, medical super-
intendent.— [See Appendix.]
MARYLAND INSTITUTE for Promotion of
Mechanic Arts, Baltimore, opposite Harri-
son.— [See .Appendix.]
Maryland Institute for Instruction of Blind,
258 Saratoga
Maryland Mutual Marine Insurance Co., 58
Exchange place, Wm. W. Spence, president
Maryland Penitentiary, cor of Madison and
Forrest
Maryland Gas Company office, 5 St. Paul
MARYLAND SOAP STONE WORKS, 422
w Pratt, A. W. Berry, treasurer
MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING
CO., F. W. Brune & Sons, agents, O'Don-
nell's wharf
Maryland State Bible Society Rooms, 75 w
Fayette
Maryland State Hay Scales, s e cor Monu-
ment and Buren
Maryland State Hay Scales, n w cor of Frank-
lin and Penna av
Maryland Tract, Sunday School and Evan-
gelical Book Depository, Bible house, 73 w
Fayette
Marz Edw. cigar maker, 190 s Charles
Marz Geo. laborer, 215 s Chapel
Marz Philip, laborer, 22 Port, Canton
Masa John, shoemaker, 225 Light
Mashek Adam, tailor, 47 Preston
Mashek Wenzel, tailor, 47 Preston
Mask Isaac G. collector, 658 Penna av
Mask John a. A. bookkeeper, 658 Penna av
Maskell Wm. H. engineer, 6 s Oregon
Maslin Philip T. blind maker, 12 Chatsworth
Mason Caspar P. coachmaker, 324 e Monu-
ment
Mason Charles E. train despatcher, 503 w
Lombard
Mason Charles, shoe findings, 166 Forrest
Mason Charles W. clerk, 22 McCulloh
Mason Edward, sailmaker, 300 e Madison
Mason Edward, com. merchant, 124 Chew
Mason Elizabeth, 99 Penna av
Mason Geo. A. blacksmith, Wolfe nr. Fayette
Mason Geo. H. clerk, 124 Chew
Mason Geo. huckster, 50 n Greene
Mason Geo. T. stationer, 74)^ w Baltimore,
dw 35 s Sharp
Mason James A. drayman, 154 Columbia
Mason James, laborer, 146 Dover
MASON JAMES D. & CO. biscuit and
cracker bakers, 133 McElderry's wharf,
store 114 w Pratt
Mason James D. (J. D. M. & Co.) 119 e Balti-
more
Mason James, coach trimmer, n e cor Bethel
and Jefferson
Mason Jane, 272 s Bond
Mason John C. (R. M. & Sons,) 39 s Broad-
way
MASON JOHN THOMSON, attorney, 35
St. Paul
Mason John, sec'y Dime Savings Bank, 42
Pearl
Mason John W. drayman, 154 Columbia
Mason Joseph C. clerk, 27 s High
Mason Mrs. Margaret, 215 Lemmon
Mason Mary, 192 n Calvert
Mason Mrs. Mary, 77 s High
Mason Mrs. Mary J. 22 McCulloh
MASON R. & SONS, Unrivalled
Ship Bread, Cake and Cracker
Bakery, 41 McElderry's Wharf,
Store 128 w Pratt.
Mason Mrs. Richard, 222 e Baltimore
Mason Richard C. (R. M. & Sons,) 222 e
Baltimore
Mason Richard C. 27 s High
Mason Thomas, laborer, Donnelly's ct
Mason Wesley, bookkeeper, 154 Columbia
Mason Wm. shoe findings, 189 Lexington
J. HENRY OIESE, Commission MercUant, for the sale of F-lour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's AVharf.
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Mason Wm. A. (R. M. & Sons,) 16 s Chester
Mason William, drayman, 154 Columbia
Mason Wm. E. clerk, 166 Forrest
Mason Wm. D. government contractor, 27 s
High
Masonic Hall, cor St. Paul and Courthouse la
Mass Dr. Frank, 491 w Pratt
Mass Mary V. 166 s Eutaw
Massey Mrs. Anna L. 3 Maidenla
Massicott Catherine E. 78 e Baltimore
Massicott, Robert P. lamps and oils, 338 n
Gay
Massicott Wm. E. currier, 90 s Ann
Massie Mrs. Rebecca, 595 w Lombard
Masson Capt. Charles A. 63 s Ann
Masson Evan, carpenter, 217 Orleans
Masson John, carpenter, Calvert betw. Eager
and Reed, dw 122 n Bond
Masson Thomas, carpenter, 72 n Bond
Masson William, carpenter, 217 Orleans
Master of Machinery, B. & O. R. R. Mount
Clare station
Master of Machinery, N. C. Railway, Bolton
Station
Masti-r of Roads, B. & 0. R. R. Mt. Clare
Station
Master of Transportation, B. & 0. R. R.
Camden station
Masterman Charles A. car weigher, Camden
station, dw 237 s Eutaw
Masterman Charles S. bookkeeper, 49 St. Paul
Masters Capt. E. D. superintendent of repairs
of steamers, 8 s Gay, dw 38}^ w Baltimore
Masterf5 James, moulder, 165 Aisquith
Masterson Margaret, 11 Penna. av
Matchett Miss Annie, young ladies' academy,
131 St. Paul
Matchett Louisa A. tailoress, 8 Williamson
Matchett Mrs. Richard J. 131 St. Paul
Matchett Wm. J. rigger, 98 Hamburg
Mates Wm. mate, 168 Hughes
Matetus Charles, broom maker, 45 Abbot
Mathaney Daniel, pilot, 133 Gough
Mathein John, painter, 42 s Exeter
Matiiein John, 41 e Lombard
MATHERS & IRVIN, merchant tailors, 224
w Baltimore
Mathers James (M. & Irvin,) 33 Pearl
Mather James, ladies' shoes, 92 Lexington
Mathes Jacob, (Pracht & Co.) 155 Franklin
Mathews Arnst, sawyer, 181 Peirce
Mathews & Fitzhugh, forwarding and com-
mission mchts. 128 n Howard
Mathews John, iron founder, 59 Cambridge
MATHEWS & LONEY, attorneys, 1 Coun-
sellors' hall, Lexington
Mathews Lewis, cooper, 206 s Eutaw
Mathews R. Stockett (M. & Loney) 65 n
Charles
Mathews Samuel G. (M. & Fitzhugh) 616 w
Fayette
Mathias John T. 202 n Charles
MATHIOT AUGUSTUS & SON, furniture
warerooms, 25 and 27 n Gay
Mathiot Augustus (Augustus M. & Son,) 39
Mulberry
Mathiot Augustus G. produce commis.merch.
6 Bowly's whf, up stairs, dw 39 Mulberry
Mathiot Chas. ladies' shoemaker, 80 s High
Mathiot James H. bookkeeper, 39 Mulberry
Mathiot John B. salesman, 23 n Gay
Mathiot Octavian L. (Augustus M.&.Son,)
25 n Gay
Mathison James, police, 229 e Pratt
Mathison John, moulder, 295 Columbia
Matin George, porter, 14 s Chapel
Matson Peter, mariner, 342 Eastern av
Matteen John, laborer, 212 Canton av
Matteen , 41 Bank
Matteer Louis, cabinet maker, 3 Etna la
Matthai Christian E. grocery, s e cor Balti-
more and Ann
Mathas John, finisher, 237 Lemmon
Matthews Alfred C. N. salesman, 273 w Lom-
bard
Matthews Mrs. Ann, 17 s Caroline
Matthews Charles, finisher, 8 Windsor
Matthews Mrs. Ellen, 100 Park
Matthews Frances, seamstress, 207 s Ann
Matthews Frances, 135 Hudson
Matthews George E. Alberton cotton mills,
office 24 German, dw 34 s Greene
Matthews Harriet, dressmaker, 289 Franklin
Matthews Henry C. clerk, 100 n High
Matthews Isaac H. huckster, 11 George
Matthews John N. grocer, 25 Centre market
space, dw Balto. co
Matthews John E. shoemaker, 275 e Madison
Matthews John, glassblower, Stockholm w
of Eutaw
Matthews John D. (M. & Co.) Balto. co
Matthews John, laborer, 7 Ulrich
Matthews John P. laborer, Paca s of Ham-
burg
Matthews John J. huckster, 102 Pearl
Matthews Joshua, clerk, 100 n High
Matthews Joshua A. vinegar, 107 McElderry's
whf, dw 121 n Exeter
Matthews Joseph, (M. & Son,) 100 n Pligh
Matthews Joseph D. (Slothower, M. & Co.)
Balto. CO
Matthews & Leitch, commission merchs. 4
Spear's whf
Matthews Mrs. Laura A. 56 n Amity
Matthews Owen, blacksmith, 51 Buren
Matthews Samuel H. (Gardner & M.) 100 n
Higl-
[atthe
Matthews S. G. grocery, n Howard nr Frank-
lin, dw 616 w Fayette
Matthews Susan, washerwoman, 186 Mont-
gomery
MATTHEWS & SON, lumber merchants,
cor Albemarle and Canton av. and 100 n
High
MATTHEWS THOMAS R. & SON, ship-
ping and com. merchs. 18 Bowly's whf
Matthews Thomas R. jr. (Thomas R. M. &
Son) 49 Lexington
Matthews Thomas R. (Thos. R. M. & Son,)
Baltimore co
Matthews Thomas (M. & Son) 100 n High
Matthews Valentine, cooper, 108 West
Matthews Wm. carpenter, 2 s Oregon
Matthews Wm. J. gas fitter, 17 s Caroline
Matthia John C. blacksmith, 560 Penna. av
Matthis Peter, tavern, 231 s Broadway
Mattrie John, figure maker, 26 n Gay
Mattice Henry, teamster, 24 n Oregon
Mattin Patrick, laborer, 120 Garden
Mattingly John F. machinist, 93 n Paca
Mattingly J. F. chief telegraph operator, 241
Mulberry
Mattingly Thomas H. ferryman, 141 Mont-
gomery
Mattison Peter, mariner, 342 Eastern av
Mattison Capt. John J. 88 s Broadway
■WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Inswmnce Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Xiife Insurance Co., TSe-warls., N. J,," 89 Second Street.
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Mattson John, laborer, Hull nr Fort av
Maudrich Henry, n e cor George and Pine
Mauer Henrietta, tailoress, 2 s Poppleton
MAUGHLIN & JOHNSON, steam planing
mill, n e cor East Falls av and Stiles, and
warehouse 55 w Pratt
Maughlin Wm. W. (M. & Johnson,) 28 Ais-
quith
Maul Eleanora, dressmaker, n Central av
Maul John, soldier, 56 n Schroeder
Mauler Conrad, grocery, 193 Eastern av
Maulsby David L. jr. salesman, 115 n High
MaulsbyMrs. Margaret, 115 n High
Maulsby Philip H. (S. W. O'Laughlen &
Co.) 57 n Exeter
Maund Geo. C. attorney, 70 w Fayette, dw
341 Lexington
Maund Dr. Frederick, Baltimore nr Schroeder
Maund Mrs. Metta, 341 Lexington
Maund Rob't C. deputy clerk Superior Court,
341 Lexington
Maupin Logan W. 51 Courtland
Maurer Godfrey S. clerk, 56 Pearl
Maurer Henry, carpet weaver, 95 Low
Maurer Henry, soldier, 52 Portland
Maurer Justus, cabinet maker, 49 n Dallas
Maurer Mrs. Elizabeth, confectioner, 3 n
Poppleton
Maurer Leonard, shoemaker, 596 Penna. av
Maus H. tailor, 16 Park
Mauser John, liquors, 291 n Central av
Maushard John, tailor, 1 Jew al
Max Thomas, wheelwright, 81 s Fremont
Maxwell Alexander, shoemaker, 309 n Gay
Maxwell Ann, 39 Carey
Maxwell David, stone cutter, n w cor Eutaw
and Saratoga
Maxwell Mrs. Ellen, dairy, 204 w Madison
Maxwell Francis F. soldier, 324 n Republican
Maxwell George, machinist, and foreman
machine shop of P. W. & B. Rail Road, 96
s Eden
Maxwell Hugh, marble cutter, 6 Grundy
Maxwell John, grocery, s w cor Bank and
Washington
Maxwell John, machinist, 70 Decker
MAXWELL JOHN W. marble works, 140 n
Calvert, dw adjoining
Maxwell John , shoe findings and garden seeds,
5 Ensor, dw 194 Aisquith
Maxwell Levi, blacksmith, 281 Franklin
Maxwell Robert, 190 Aisquith
Maxwell Samuel, machinist, 118 s Chester
Maxwell Thomas, soldier, 23 Pearl
Maxwell Wm. G. india rubber goods, um-
brellas, &c., 166 w Baltimore, dw 265 w
Lombard
Maxwell Wm. H. brickmaker, 368 Light
Maxwell Wm. blacksmith, 281 Franklin
Maxwell Wm. T. baggage agent, 62 Fawn
May Andrew, carpenter, 265 n Eden
May Albert R. (M. & Bro.) 110 Mulberry
May August, laborer, 284 Aliceanna
May & Brother, imported cigars, 32 n Charles
May Henry, importer watchmakers' articles,
over 127 w Baltimore, dw 60 n Front
May Dominic, M. H. professor of music, 100
Saratoga
May Edward, carpenter, 110 Mulberry
May Frederick L. locksmith and bell hanger,
125 w Madison
May Henry, attorney, 31 Lexington, dw 210
n Charles
May Isidore J. hair worker, 174 e Baltimore
May James W. H. professor of music 100
Saratoga
May John, tailor, 265 e Eager
May James, laborer, 189 Chesnut
May John, carter, 8 Neighbor
May John G. tailor, 4 Plowman
May John, tailor, 171 e Lombard
May John, soldier, 11 Armistead la
May Joseph, 16 Grant
May Julia A. 8 s Front
May Mrs. Mary J. 58 George
May Richard F. in commissary department,
415 n Central av
May P. E music teacher, 100 Saratoga
May Robert, laborer, 104 Hillen
May Samuel, boots and shoes, 665 w Balti-
more, dw 90 Pennsylvania av
May Solomon, grocer, 90 Pennsylvania av
May Sophia D. dress maker, 7 n Fremont
May Thomas, drayman, 43 Buren
May Wm. door keeper Holiday st. Theatre,
4 s Carey
Maydwell John C. cigar maker, 21 Pennsyl-
vania av., dw 165 n Paca
Maydwell Mary Ann, tobacconist, 190 e
Baltimore
Maydwell W. B. bricklayer, 166 n Caroline
Mayenchein Henry, tailor, 91 n Fremont
Mayenchein Frederick, carver, 37 L. Mc-
Elderry
Mayer Adam, shoemaker, 62 Durham
Mayer Alexander, wheelwright, rear of 498
Pennsylvania av
Mayer Babet, fancy goods, 215 e Pratt
MAYER & BRO. importers German, English
and French fancy goods, 4 n Howard
Mayer Brantz, attorney at law, 2 Courtland,
dw 16 McCulloh
Mayer Charles F. of Lewis, (M. & Bro.) 22
n Greene
Mayer Charles F. sr., attorney, 2 Courtland,
dw 29 Franklin
Mayer Charles F. jr., engineer, 29 Franklin
Mayer Christopher, (M. & Bro.) 22 n Greene
Mayer Diedrich, cigar maker, 145 Hamburg
Mayer Elias, (Eliel & M.) 161 w Lombard
Mayer Fannie, 3 Mott
Mayer Francis B. artist, studio Mulberry nr
Charles, dw 29 Franklin
MAYER FREDERICK, merchant tailor, 63
Hanover
Mayer Frederick, shoemaker, 20 Fell
Mayer Gustave L. (M. & Bro.) 22 n Greene
Mayer George, veterinary surgeon, 62 n
Oregon
Mayer H. junk, 31 Fell
Mayer Lewis, attorney, 2 Courtland, dw 29
Franklin
Mayer Lizzie, 3 Mott
Mayer Max, 16 n Howard
Mayer Margaret, seamstress, 335 s Sharp
Mayer Mrs. Catherine, liquors, 132 Barre
Mayer M. (Eliel & M.) 161 w Lombard
Mayer Philip, huckster, 126 s Spring
Mayer Wm. H. grocery, 6 Brune
Mayers Michael, iron moulder, 91 n Amity
Mayes George W. mason, 51 French
Mayford Martin butcher, 13 Fells Point mar-
ket, dw Harford av near Point la
Mayger Richard R. (M. & Shaffer,) 71 e
Pratt
Mayger Richard, sr., 71 e Pratt
J. HEBTRY GIESE;, Commlsston Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain,
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear 'a Wharfi
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MAYGER & SHAFFER, machinists and
iron founders, 40 e Monument — [Seepages
20 and 34 ^Advertisements] .
Mayhew Mrs. Abby E. 80 Franklin
Mayhcw William E. jr., 76 Saratoga
Maylain John, blacksmith, 10 Fremont
Mayler James, porter, 29 Harford av
Maynard George W. millwright, 132 Pearl
Ma'ynard J. A. (M., Ely & Rose,) cor Lan-
vale and Mason al
Maynard James, steward, s o cor of Broad-
way and Thames
MAYNARD, ELY & ROSE, tanners and
leather dealers, 46 s Calvert; tannery, n e
cor Centre and French
Maynard Samuel, clerk, 82 Hanover
Maynard Warren, clerk, 19 Lexington
Maynard Wm. carpenter, 132 Pearl
Mayo John, preserver, 15 Constitution
MAYOR'S OFFICE, City Hall, Holiday n
of Fayette
Maywal'il Henry, shoemaker, 106 Mullikin
Maywhiney Mrs. Margaret, 577 Saratoga
McAbee Mrs. Ann, 2 Decker
McAbee Charles, blacksmith, 226 Freder-
ick av
McAbee James, constable, 2 Decker
McAbee Jesse, engineer, 171 Preston
McABEE JOHN T. restaurant, 116 Frank-
lin
McAbee John C. engineer, 124 Preston
McAdam Owen, tallow chandler, 30 Buren,
dw 137 n Calvert
McAdams Edward, founJryman, 10 Webster
row
McAdams Francis, carter, 143 Aliceanna
McAdams James, stone cutter, 44 n High
McAdams Patrick, grocer, 36 Britton
McAdams Peter, tinner, .107 French
McAdow James, laborer, 249 Wolfe
McAleer Ann, 146 e Eager
McAlcer John F. clerk, 188 Lexington
McAle(?r Sister Mary Ann, Superioress St.
Agnes Hospital, Mt. Dougherty
McAllister Alexander, ]al)orer, 62 Preston
McAllister Archibald, grocer, 101 Albemarle
McAllister Daniel, millwright, 678 w Pratt
McAllister Emma, teacher, 185 Chesnut
McAllister Jaines, bricklayer, 64 Holland
McAllister James, weaver, 4 Collins ct
McAllister JAMES, Ume, s w cor Fawn
and Albemarle
McAllister John, fisherman, 91 Cambridge
McAllister John, magistrate, 185 Chesnut
McAllister Mary, 385 n Gay
McAllister Mrs. Mary J. 193 Franklin
McAllister Peter, carpenter, 74 Bolton
McAllister Richard, salesman, 338 Light
McAllister Richard, ladies' shoemaker, 340
Light
McAllister Robert, laborer, 72 Union
MCALLISTER ROBT. A. attorney, 9 Bank,
dw 68 s Broadway
McAllister Wm. Duncan, gas fitter, 104 Hil-
len
McAllister Wm. H. (Mitchell & McA.) 554
w Hiiltimore
Mi'Aliistcr Capt. Wm. 64 Holland
McAllister Wm. mariner, 64 Holland
McAllister Wmilliam (Manns & McA.) 136
Ross
McAnally Frank, engineer, 25 s Regester
McAnally [-"atrick, sawyer, 249 s Dallas
McAnally Mrs. laundress. Division near Lan-
vale
McAnally Mrs. Sophia, confectionery, 394
Saratoga
McAnnay Barney, engineer, 11 Booth
McArdle Mary, 180 s Durham
McAvoy Dennis, coachman, 30 Hollins
McAvoy Francis, groceries and provisions,
cor Nicholson and Haubert
McAvoy Hugh L. stove, range and hot air
furnace manuf. 14 Light, dw 38 n High
McAvoy Juliet, 11 s Fremont
McAvoy Michael, laborer, 213 Cross
McAvoy Michael, tailor, 95 York
McAvoy Paul, grocer, s w cor Hollins and
Oregon
McAvoy Thomas, laborer, 119 Ellicott
McBee Thomas, pedler, 33 n Caroline
McBlair Mary, tailoress, Madison near Car-
oline
McBride Francis, teamster, 379 e Eager
McBridc James, teamster, 7 Webb
McBride John, stone cutter, 9 Addison
McBride John, weaver, 18 Biddle al
McBride Mrs. Sarah, 74 s Charles
McBride Prof. T. H. electrical rooms, 154 w
Lombard
McBriety Mrs. Louisa, 4 Watson '
McBriety Philip, laborer, 53 Low
McCabe Alex, laborer, 18 Buren
McCabe Henry, clerk, 166 s Central av
McCal^e James, tavern, 186 Lexington
McCabe James, moulder, 24 Valley
McCabe John, printer, 166 s Central av
McCabe John, laborer, 231 Forrest
McCabe Jefferson, steward steamboat, dw 2G
Jew al 0. T.
McCabe Mrs. Louisa R. dress maker, 26
Jew al O. T.
McCabe Michael, laborer, 136 Harford av
McCabe Michael, laborer, 20 Rose
McCabe Mrs. 215 e Monument
McCabe Owen, laborer, 40 Valley
McCabe Mrs. Rose, Strieker s of Baltimore
McCadden Andrew, machinist, 365 n Gay
McCadden Daniel, jr. machinist, 365 n Gay
McCadden Daniel, shoemaker, 365 n Gay
McCadden George, sash maker, 365 n Gay
McCadden James, gilder, 365 n Gay
McCadden John, soldier, 365 n Gay
McCaddin Margaret, 1 Thomsen
McCaddon Owen, tallow chandler, 2 Fall
McCafferty Arthur, bonnet frames, 68 Lex-
ington
McCafferty Charles, painter, 50 L. McEl-
derry
McCafferty John, painter, n c cor Monument
and Ensor
McCafferty John, bonnet frames, 68 Lexing-
ton
McCafferty Joseph, bonnet frames, 68 Lex-
ington
McCafferty Mary C. dry goods, 144 Lexing-
ton
McCafferty Wm. H. police, 87 n Caroline
McCaffrey Andrew J. currier, 224 German
McCaffrey George, clerk, 124 Saratoga
McCaffrey henry, music dealer and
publisher, 205 w Baltimore, dw 205 Gilmor
[See page 27 Jldvertisements.]
McCaffrey James, chemical works, 214 s
Charles
McCaffrey Michael, laborer, 19 Neighbor
GEO. S. PAGE <fc BRO., Manufiicturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 SmlUi's
Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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McCaffrey Jesse T. cattle dealer, Penna. av
near Baker
McCaffrey Patrick, salesman, 224 German
McCaffrey Patrick, engineer, 57 Portland
McCaffrey Thomas, furniture, 54 s Paca
McCaffrey Thomas, carter, 163 s Central av
McCahan Daniel, jr., mate, 17 s Ann
McCahan Daniel, plumber, 4 Hill, dw 11 n
Regester
McCahan D. L. (D. L. McC. & Co.,) 39 Stiles
McCAHAN D. L. & CO., Plumbers,
Tinners and Gas Fitters, s. w. cor
Pratt and Caroline.
McCahan Edward L. time keeper Camden
station, 72 s Poppleton
McCahan George L. machinist, 99 Columbia
McCahan Mary, 72 s Poppleton
McCahan Michael, laborer, 8 Abbot al
McCain John, tobacconist, 132 Pearl
McCain John W. cigar maker, 216 w Biddle
McCaine Edward, cigar maker, 21 Pearl
McCall Andrew P. plumber, 136 L. Greene
McCall Hugh, chemist, 544 Light
McCall James, tinner, 88 Warner
McCall James, brass finisher, 169 Raborg
McCall John, laborer, 253 e Monument
McCall Michael, laborer, 639 Light
McCall Owen, laborer, 1 Heath
McCall Patrick A. plumber and gas fitter, 328
w Baltimore, dw 137 L. Greene
McCall Patrick H. ship carpenter, 66 Wash-
ington, F. P.
McCampbell George, carpenter, 14 Garden
McCampbell Tho.s. bricklayer, 179 n Fremont
McCall Patrick, laborer, 3 Heath
McCambridge Dennis J. bag. agent B. O. R.R.
dw 2 L. Paca
McCambridge John, soldier, 207 Ramsey
McCambridge Mrs. Rosetta, 93 Conway
McCamley Charles, hackman, 96 Columbia
McCammean Nathaniel, 38 s Mount
McCandless Mrs. Christiana, 101 n Fremont
McCandles Jno. R. 95 n Front
McCandles Margaret, 95 n Profit
McCann Cornelius, porter, 184 s Chester
McCann Edward, cooper, Cross near Lead-
denhall, dw 23 Hill
McCann Francis, laborer, 148 s Chester
McCann George L. machinist, 99 Columbia
McCann Geo. W. mariner, 49 Johnson
McCann James, laborer, Aliceanna nr Cannon
McCann James, tinner, 115 Stirling
McCann James, mariner, 49 Johnson
McCann John W. mariner, 49 Johnson
McCann Lloyd, mariner, 49 Johnson
McCann Michael, mariner, 76 Lancaster
McCann Michael, shoemaker, 3 Hamilton
McCann Michael, shoemaker, 7 Park
McCann Mrs. Mary, 3 Hamilton
McCann Peter, ashman, 215 n Eden
McCann Patrick, grocery, 319 n Howard
McCann Sarah, huckstress, 70 Lancaster
McCann Mrs. Sophia, 89 s Sharp
McCann Wm. coach maker, 35 s Gay, shops
3 and 15 s Frederick, dw 69 n Calvert
McCannon Andrew, wagoner, 7 Abraham
McCarahier Daniel, dispatch man, Grundy
near Preston
McCardell Felix, laborer, 76 s Chapel
McCardell John, agricul. implement ^maker,
14 Scott
McCardell Samuel T. agricul. implement ma-
ker, 14 Scott
McCardle Donnel, soldier, 249 Montgomery
McCardle Mary Jane, confectioner, 249 Mont-
gomery
McCariar Mary, 151 e Monument
McCarn John, shoemaker, Bloodgood ct
McCarn Owen, boiler maker, 232 Chesnut
McCarn Wm. hostler, 19 New Church
McCarney Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 46 Mul-
berry
McCarriar James, photographist, 11 w Balti-
more, dw 149 6 Monument
McCarriar Mary, grocery, 151 e Monument
McCarrigan Mary Ann, milliner, 105 n Eutaw
McCarron Patrick, tailor, 1 Clay
McCarron Wm. hostler, 19 New Church
McCart John, plumber, 90 St. Paul
McCart John, plumber, 78 n Front
McCart Mrs. 2 Hume
McCarthy Alexander, carpenter, 2 Stirling
McCarthy Andrew, laborer, 20 Walnut al
McCarthy Mrs. Catharine, 62 Decker
McCarthy Dennis, 9 Townsend
McCarthy Elizabeth, seamstress, 250 n Eutaw
McCarthy Jeremiah, stonemason, 103 Peirce
McCarthy John J. shoemaker, 58i^ n How-
ard, dw 61
McCarthy John F. tavern, 47 Eastern av
McCarthy Michael, huckster, 40 Rock
McCarthy Martin, huckster, 40 Rock
McCarthy Timothy, wines and liquors, 209
Louisiana av, dw 408 Lexington
McCarthy Richard, machinist, 47 Eastern av
McCarthy Thos. laborer, 62 Decker
McCartney Daniel P. engineer, 115 French
McCartney John, miller, 3 Mullikin
McCartney Mary, 115 French
McCartney Patrick, tavern, 13 French
McCartney William, porter, Lexington near
Schroeder
McCarts John, laborer, 108 Hillen
McCarty & Bro. tobacco and cigars, 9 St.
Paul
McCarty Catharine, 62 Decker
McCarty Dennis, clerk, 33 w Hoffman
McCarty Eliza, foot of s Sharp
McCarty Isabella, seamstress, 24 Harford av
McCarty John, laborer, 15 Hillen
McCarty Maria F. teacher, foot s Sharp
McCaity Peyton L. (McC. & Bro.) 56 Spring
Row
McCarty Patrick, huckster, 8 Jackson's ct
McCarty Patrick, huckster, 73 n Fremont
McCarty R. D. (McC. & Bro.) 56 Spring
Row
McCarty Theo. laborer, 62 Decker
McCarty Wm. M. gravel roofer, 307 Cross
McCarty Wm. soldier, 129 Peirce
McCassin Wm. block and pump maker, 370
e Monument
McCauley Bridget, confectioner, 18 Armistead
lane
McCauley Charles, Federal near Cathedral
McCauley Charles, 44 Barre
McCauley David H. painter, 57 e Lombard
McCauley Mrs. Elizabeth, 120 n Poppleton
McCauley George, machinist, 379 w Lom-
bard
McCauley James W. engineer, 264 s Sharp
McCauley Rev. James A. 69 Barre
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire antl Lifp Insnrance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Litfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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McCauley John, wheelwright, 3] Pearl
McCauley John P. shoemaker, 264 s Sharp
McCauley John T. police, 353 e Monument
McCauley John Thomas, collar maker, 120 n
Poppleton
McCauley John S. police, 352 e Monument
McCauley Jos. confectionery, 228 n Howard
McCauley R. A. millwright, 26 n Caroline
McCauley Sarah, 87 Park
McCauley Mrs. Sarah, pickler, 44 Lemmon
McCauley Mrs. Susan, 44 Barre
McCauley Wm. E. bricklayer, 211 e Madison
McCauley Wm. L. shoemkr. 638 w Baltimore
McCAULEY WM. roofer, 25 s Bond
McCauley Wm. machinist, 40 n High
McCauley Wm. S. (Selby & McC.) 353 e
Monument
McCausland Thos. paper hanger, 13 Wash-
ington
McCawley Joseph, coach maker, 41 s Paca,
dw 144 Conway
McCay John, clerk, s w cor Eager and Forrest
McCay Joshua P. (Wm. T. Walters & Co.)
7 Jackson sq
McCay Marcus, clerk, 14i^s Calvert
McCeney Mis. Caroline, 189 Franklin
McCeney Susan, 144 Mulberry
McClain Ann, seamstress, 128 Harford av
McClain John, wagoner, 395 e Fayette
McClane Chas. H. police, 40 Henrietta
McClane Charles M. fireman, 586 w Pratt
McClane Patrick, laborer, foot of Hughes
McClane Robert, blacksmith, 59 William
McClane John M. clerk Union hotel, s w cor
Pratt and Charles
McClannahan Daniel, carp. 209 Harford av
McClary David, watchman, 175 Chesnut
McClaskey Martha M. seamstress, 177 n Fre-
mont
McClatchy Jane, 137 HoUins
McClatchy Robert, plumber, 1 Grace ct
McClatchy William, plumber, 137 Hollins
McClayton John R. silversmith, 53 w Centre
Mcf -layton Joseph, confectioner, 53 w Centre
McClean Charles, police, 122 Hughes
McCleary & Connelly, coppersmiths and gas
fitters, 44 Holiday
McCleary James, porter, 38 Barre
McCleary John, tailor, 157 n Central av
McCleary Robert, laborer, 53 n High
McCleary Robert, jr. (McC. & Connelly) 53
n High
McClellan Mrs. Amelia, 90 w Centre
McClellan Andrew, painter, 34 Warner
McClellan , blacksmith, 112 Jefferson
McClellan Bridget, seamstress, 164 Green-
mount av
McClellan Benj. F. blacksmith, 94 w Centre
McClellan Catherine, 118 Saratoga
McClellan James, laborer, Lexington w of
Calverton road
McCMlan James, boot maker, 32 Warner
McClellan John, .sailmakcr, 177 Bank
McClellan Margaret, 118 Saratoga
McCli-llan Margaret, s e cor Patuxent and
O'Donnell
McClellan Mrs. Mary A. 48 Columbia
McClellan Mary, 49 n Liberty
McClellan Rufus C. steward, 262 n Eutaw
McClellan Wm. W. 67 Cathedral
McClelland John, sailmEiker, 177 Bank
McClelland Robert, grocery, Falls road near
tollgate
*. HEWRY GIKSi:, Commission Merchant, toe the sale of Floor, Grain, Seeds, &e.
BosencUle Cement and Calelned Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's fTharf.
McClenaghan Henry, house carpenter, 341
Eastern av
McClenahan James, carpenter, 349 Forrest
McClenahan Reuben, engineer U. S. N. 131
s Sharp
McClennan, mate, 263 s Ann
McClernan John, produce and commission
merchant, 201 North, dw 102 Ross
McClintock Alex, clerk, 50 n Broadway
McClintock C. W. bookkeeper, 82 Columbia
McClintock John M. baggage agent B. & 0.
R. R. 11 s Sharp, dw 34 Columbia
McClintock John A. clerk Harnden Express,
82 Columbia
McClintock Matthew, grocery, n w cor Broad-
way and Orleans, dw 50 n Broadway
McClintock W infield, grocer, s w cor Broad-
way and Fayette
McCluney Mrs. Martha, 72 n Caroline
McCluney Thos. sr. wagoner, 72 n Caroline
McCluney Thos. jr. wagoner, 72 n Caroline
McClure Geo. H. 152 s Sharp
McClure James T. carp. 224 n Central av '
McCLURE JAMES A. L. attorney, 41 St.
Paul, dw 152 s Sharp
McClure John, shoemaker, 224 n Central av
McClure Richard, (James Leeke & Co.) 273
Mulberry
McClure Wm. G. bricklayer, 224 n Central
avenue
McClurg James, laborer, 3 Morris al
McClusky Mary, tailoress, 4 Albert al
McClusky Thomas, laborer, 4 Albert al
McClymont Alexander, 117 s High
McCLYMONT & CO. coal yard, cor Bowly-
st. and West Falls av
McClymont Mrs. Elizabeth 117 s High
McClymont William, sr. (McC. & Co.) 117
s High
McClymont William, jr. (McC. & Co.) 117
s High
McColgan Ann, confectioner, 139 n Front
McCOLGAN CHARLES, foreign and do-
mestic liquors, 8 Saratoga, dw 178 n Calvert
McColgan Rev. Edward, 40 Hollins
McColgan James, grocer, n e cor Jefferson
and Central av
McColgan Jas. telegraphist Adam's express,
164 w Baltimore
McColgan Michael E. 178 n Calvert
McColgan & McNevin, coal, s w cor North
and Franklin
McColgan Patrick, (McC. & McNevin,) 40
Hollins
McCollon Mary, tailoress, 48 Harford av
McCollouf John, hackman, 25 Chase
McCollum Alexander, 66 Aisquith
McCoUum Herman A. painter, 262 Mulberry
McCollum John, assistant U. S. assessor, 2
Mount
McCollum John W. clerk. Mount near Bal-
timore
McCollum Wm. drayman, 154 George
McColm Robert B. chairmaker, 101 e Madison
McComas Amos, hay packer, 19 n Strieker
McComas Ann, dressmaker, 131 Hollins
McCOMAS ALEXANDER, gunsmith and
importer, 51 s Calvert, dw 205 e Fayette
McComas Alverda, seamstress, 152 Cathedral
McComas Mrs. Annie, fancy goods, 190 Mad-
ison av
McComas Charles, private watchman, 6 Mul-
berry
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McComas Cornelia F. dressmaker, 25 Pearl
McComas George A. clerk, 29 Stiles
McComas George M chief clerk tobacco
warehouse, No. 5, 504 w Baltimore
McComas Gilbert, 130 e Front
McComas James, carpenter, 517 Lexington
McComas James A. bricklayer, 190 Madison
avenue
McComas John S. clerk, 393 w Lombard
McComas John P. clerk Northern Central
Railway, 73 n Charles
McComas Lee, pattern maker, 393 w Lom-
bard
McComas Nicholas D. cutter, 187 Aisquith
McComas Robert, bricklayer, 17 s Oregon
McComas Stephen O. carpenter, 131 Hollins
McComas Mrs. Sarah, 256 Mulberry
McComas Thomas W. bookkeeper, 23 n Cal-
vert
McComas Wm. bricklayer, 394 Saratoga
McComas Wm. G. cigar maker, 25 Pearl
McComb Alexander, meat packer, 92 Green -
mount av
McComb James, paper hanger, 14 Willow
McComb' Samuel, brass finisher, 14 Willow
McConkey John W. (J. S. Reese & Co.) 303
Madison av
McCONKV & PARR, wholesale grocers and
commission merchants; 91 and 93 South
McConkey Stephen D. custom house officer,
222 Aisquith
McConkey Wm. 303 Madison av
McConky James, fMcC. & Parr) 281 Madi-
son av
McConn Richard, flour merchant, 135 n How-
ard, dw 185
McConn Wm. superintendent planing mill,
66 s Eden
McConnell Elizabeth, 183 n High
McConnell Geo. livery stables, 78 n Calvert
McConnell John, laborer, 730 w Baltimore
McConnell Joseph, laborer, 730 w Baltimore
McConnell Patrick, rags, 730 w Baltimore
McConnell Thos. laborer, 730 w Baltimore
McConnell Thos. plumber, 105 Garden
McConnica Charles, cooper, 136 Gough
McConnolly Hugh, second-hand goods, 301
n Howard
McConnell Wm. huckster, 22 Dewberry al
McConville Edward, pedler, 428 Saratoga
McCord Wm. blacksmith, ]85 Aliceanna
McCord Wm. D. (Eaverson & McC.) 124 e
Pratt
McCorley John, hackman, s w cor Eutaw and
Mulberry
McCormick Ann, 8 Poppleton I
McCormick Mrs. Ann, seamstress, 57 Fort av
McCormick Alexander, gardener, n Fremont !
near Walsh j
McCormick Ann, 160 e Monument
McCormick Benj. city collector's office, 36 s \
Ann I
McCormick Benj. clerk, 36 s Ann i
McCormick Bridget, confectioner, 90 s Sharp I
McCormick Carrie, saleswoman, 190 Vine I
McCormick Ellen, grocer, 286 Harford av !
McCormick Ellen, 6e Fayette
McCormick Mrs. Elizabeth A. 52 McCulloh '
McCormick Francis, laborer, 1 Spruce al !
McCormick Jas. H.T. morocco dresser, Don-
nelly ct
McCormick James, draftsman, 85 Harrison,
Canton
McCormick James, collier, 1 Elliott
McCormick James, laborer, gas works, Spring
Gardens
McCormick John, laborer, 3 Rose
McCormick John, carpenter, 35 Ross
McCormick John, gardener, n Fremont near
Walsh
McCormick Mrs. Letitia, dressmaker, 36 Ross
McCormick Mrs. M. dairy, 55 s Dewberry al
McCormick Patrick, carter, 55 s Dewberry al
McCORMICK P. restaurant, s w cor Eutaw
and Mulberry
McCormick Patrick, confectionery, 255 L. .
Hughes
McCORMICK THOMAS, merchant tailor,
149 w Baltimore, dw 16 Holland
McCormick — — , laundress, 32 Hillen
McCormick Wm. carter, Townsend near
Strieker
McCormick Wm. dispatcher for Treverton
Coal Co., 241 w Hoffman
McCormick Wm. T. stair builder, 138 n Fre-
rtiont
McCormick Wm. H. printer, 234 Aisquith
McCormick Wm. L. 66 w Biddle
McCosker Bridget, 175 e Madison
McCosker Mary A. tailoress, McHenry n of
Fulton
McCoubray Thomas, cracker bakery, 158 w
Pratt, dw 191 e Lombard
McCoull A. M. preserving, 56 n Exeter
McCourt David, laborer, 21 Willow
McCoull Geo. C. coffin maker, 131 Saratoga
McCourt Geo. harness maker, ]24McElderry
McCoull Geo. W. cabinet maker, 131 Saratoga
McCoull Robert, printer, 56 n Exeter
McCourt James, wood dealer, 9 May
McCourt James laborer, 13 Albert al
McCourt John, foundryman, 202 L, Constitu-
tion
McCourt John, tavern, 50 Biddle a!
McCourt Wm. bricklayer, 124 McElderry
McCoy Agnes K. tavern, 42 King
McCoy Ciias. W. C. (Alex 'r Murdoch & Co.)
65 n Liberty
McCoy Chas. A. carpenter, 108 Scott
McCoy Catharine, servant St. Bridget's hos-
pital house
McCoy Daniel, grocer, 114 w Fayette
McCoy David G. clerk, 327 Franklin
McCoy David, jr. currier, 114 w Fayette
McCoy Edmund S. clerk Record office, 329
Franklin
McCoy Edwin F. clerk, 205 Saratoga
McCoy Elizabeth F. 36 Boyd
McCoy Elizabeth, 356 e Monument
McCoy Hugh, laborer, 150 n Bond
McCoy Henry B. marble cutter, 32 n Repub-
lican
McCoy James, butcher, 797 w Baltimore
McCoy John, machinist, 25 Armisteadla
McCoy John T. police, 353 e Monument
McCoy John N. cabinet maker, 477 w Fay-
ette
McCoy Mrs. Mary E. 1 New
McCoy Mary F. 84 n Charles
McCoy Major Smith, 205 Saratoga
McCoy Samuel, bookkeeper, 14 Penn
McCoy Stephen S. carpenter, 177 e Fayette
McCoy Stephen, 36 n Eden
McCoy Stores Kline, brakesman, 205 Sara-
toga
McCoy Wash. K. clerk, 205 Saratoga
GEO. S. PAGK Si BRO., Maniifncturers of Roofs nud Roofing Blaterials, 111 Smltll's
l\l»arf. C. HART SanTH, Agent.
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McCoy Wm. hostler, 41 King
McCoy Lieut. Wm., U. S. A. 293 w Pratt
McCoy Wm. ]21 Elliott
McCoy Wm. carpenter, 353 e Monument
McCoy Wm. carpenter and sexton, Chappell
near Fremont
McCoy Zorah, dress maker, 186 German
McCracken Geo. mariner, 14 s Bond
McCracken James, carter, 330 s Sharp
McCracken Joseph, (Baker & McC.) 291
Light
McCracken Wm. 153 L. Greene
McCray John, teamster, 109 Vine
McCrea James, plumber, 756 w Baltimore
McCrea Mr.s. P. 194 Preston
McCready Edward, pilot, 20 n Caroline
McCready Capt. Geo. mariner, 14 s Bond
McCready James, mariner, 54 Stiles
McCready John H. pilot, 28 n Caroline
McCready & Phillips, grocers, 7 West Falls
av
McCready Susan, 107 n Howard
McCready Wesley, (McC. & Phillips,) 111
s High
McCreary John W. drayman, 224 n Howard
McCreery James, (Hamilton Easter & Co.)
32 McCulloh
McCreigh Mrs. Rebecca, 250 s Charles
McCron Rev. Dr. John, 125 Lexington
McCron John, engineer, 173 Hollins
McCron Sarah, 173 Hollins
McCubbin Amanda, milliner, 266 n Gay
McCubbin Chas. T. carpenter, 2' St. James
McCubbin Joshua, tailor, 127 MuUikin
McCubbin Nicholas, tailor, 12 e Fayette, dw
93 n Eden
McCubbin Thos. A. 127 Mullikin
McCubbin Thos. feed, 129 Forrest
McCubbin Wm. M. painter, 105 n Calvert
McCulloh Dr. James H. 101 w Fayette
McCulloh Dr. John K. 101 w Fayette
McCulloh Mary A. 24 n Liberty
McCullough Ann, 213 Forrest
McCullough Andrew J. wood turner, 181 n
Eden
McCullough Chas. F. hatter, 30 n Front
McCullough Duncan H. 280 e Pratt
McCullough Geo. W. 213 Forrest
McCullough G. S. (Philip Gover &Co.) 123
w Fayette
MCCULLOUGH JOHN G. Whole-
sale and Retail Dealer in Coal and
Wood, oflBces : n. w. cor. Pratt
and Fremont streets, n. w. cor.
Park and Fayette streets. Yard—
s. w. cor. Preston and Cathedral
streets. Wharf— foot of Eutaw-st.
dw. 128 w. Fayette.
McCullough John, carpenter, 17 n Eden
McCullough John, porter, 48 n Bond
McCullough dr. j. haines, 107 n
Paca, dw 109
McCulloughMary, huckstress, 59 Clay
McCullough R. stone mason, 101 Hillen
McCuUum Edwd. shoemaker, 92 French
MiCullum John, assistant assessor, n Mount
near Baltimore
McCully Clinton, (Poumairat & McC) 634
w Fayette
McCully Wm. boiler maker, 2 Williamson
McCunnigan Daniel, chair maker, IB Jeffer-
son
McCurdy Dennis, groceries and liquors, 146
Bank
McCurdy Jas. R. clerk, 173 n Eden
McCurdy James, engineer, 526 w Lombard
McCurdy James, carver and gilder, 15 Valley
McCurdy John H. shoemaker, 156 Hollina
McCurdy Robt, B. glass blower, Stockholm
near Eutaw
McCurley Edward, machinist, 22 n Republi-
can
McCurley Felix, grocer, 733 w Baltimore
McCurley Fehx, bricklayer, 725 w Baltimore
McCurley Geo. bricklayer, 725 w Baltimore
McCurley Henry C. clerk, 725 w Baltimore
McCurley James, coach maker, 21 n Liberty,
dw 15
McCurley John, sr. china and stoneware, 725
w Baltimore
McCurley Joseph, brick maker, 500 w Fay-
ette
McCusker Barney, hostler, 132 Greenmount
av
McCusker Daniel, laborer, 243 Gough
McCusker Philip, carter, 106 Stirling
McCusker Thos. laborer, 8 n Amity
McCusker Thomas, ship carpenter, 320 Can-
ton av
McCurran Mrs. Shelly, 14 Garden
McCutchen James, painter, cor Covingtonf
and Hamburg
McCutcheon Wm. H. sutler, 7 Columbia
McCutchinsGeo. wood, 35 Henrietta
McCutchins Geo. W. caulker, 35 Henrietta
McDade Mrs. Elizabeth, 154 Hollins
McDaniel Chas. 27 Haw
McDaniel Columbus, cooper, 112 Dugan's
wharf
McDaniel Elizabeth, grocery, 159 Montgom-
ery
McDaniel Mrs. Elizabeth, 59 s Eden
McDaniel Mrs. Elizabeth, 37 e Pratt
McDaniel Jas. E. (N. Hynson Jennings &
Co.) 88 n Charles
McDaniel Jas. L. commis. merch. cor Light
and Water, dw s w cor Bolton and Lan-
vale
McDaniel J. R. engineer, 59 s Eden
McDaniel Sarah A. 149 e Lombard
McDaniel Wm. H. ship carpenter, 222 e
Lombard
McDaniels Thos. laborer, 45 French
McDemmitt Chas. painter, 1 Gough
McDcrmot David, laborer, 503 Saratoga
McDermotMrs. Elizabeth, 64 Camden
McDerniot Jas. shoemaker, 127 Franklin
McDermot John, grocer, flour and feed, 799
w Baltimore
McDermot John, tavern, 5 Camden la
McDermot Mrs. Mary, 26 Chatsworth
McDermot Misses, teachers, 13 s Broadway
McDermot Owen, wagoner, 172 n High
McDermot Owen, teamster, 26 Chatsworth
McDermot Patrick, laborer, 13 Colvin ct
McDermot Theodore, painter, 341 n Gay
McDermot Thos. laborer, 185 L. Hughes
McDermot Timothy, (Charles Martin «& Co.)
29 n Liberty
McDermot Mrs. Wm. T. 166 s Charles
WM. P. "WEBII. Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent nnd Broker. Agent "Mntmil
Benefit lAfc Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," sb jSecoud Street.
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McDermott Mary A. nurse, 2 Bolton
McDermott Mrs. Mary, 17 s Ann
McDermott Susanna, 97 Gough
McDermott Thos. 12 Block
McDermott Thos. grocery, 328 Light
McDermott Thos. cigar maker, 2 Bolton
McDermott Thos. 29 n Liberty
McDermut Mary, fancy goods, 341 n Gay
McDevitt Ann, grocery, 21 Saratoga
McDevitt Bridget, 86 Hillen
McDevitt Cornelius, 35 e Monument
McDevitt Cornelius, blacksmith, 229 n Caro-
line
McDevitt Edward, tavern, 12 w Madison
McDevitt Frank, marble cutter, 229 n Caroline
McDevitt John, 124 w Baltimore
McDevitt John, morocco finisher, 14 w Balti-
more
McDevitt John, gardener, 229 n Caroline
McDevitt Mrs. shop, 184 n Central av
McDevitt Susan, confectioner, 27 e Madison
McDonald Alexander, Perry near Charles
McDonald Angus, cabinet maker, 9 Perry
McDonald Mrs. Christina, 194 n Eutaw
McDonald Chas. restaurant, 47 n Paca
McDonald Chas. jr. clerk, 47 n Paca
McDonald Mrs. Elizabeth, 87 s Exeter
McDonald Eliza, grocery, n e cor Monument
and Spring
McDonald Harriet, 17 George
McDonald James, ship carpenter, 344 Eastern
av
McDonald Jas. veterinary surgeon, 2 n Bond
McDonald Jas. drayman, 11 Hillen
McDonald Capt. Joel W. mariner, 133 Bank
McDonald John, grocer, n e cor Grundy and
Hoffman
McDonald John, 20 s Ann
McDonald John, chandler, Frederick av
McDonald John, laborer, 105 Vine
McDonald John, tavern, 164 n Front
McDonald Laughlin, tavern, 62 President
McDonald Lawrence, laborer, 25 Bank
McDonald Maria, 95 Saratoga
McDonald Martin, grocery, 370 Canton av
McDonald Michael, hack owner, 77 Mulberry
McDonald Michael, driver, 130 Central av
McDonald Mrs. Milcah, 616 Lexington
McDonald Patrick, 157 Hughes
McDonald Patrick, hackman, 187 n Exeter
McDonald peter feed, cor Pratt and
McElderry's whf. dw 11 s Exeter
McDonald Samuel, messenger at Adams' Ex-
press, 105 Ross
McDonald Mrs. Sarah, huckstress, 58 Rich-
mond
McDonald THOMAS, restaurant, 28 w
Lombard
McDonald Wm. bartender, 47 n Paca
McDonald U. S. N. 68 n Broadway
McDonnell Anna, fringe maker, 192 Vine
McDonnell Anne, rear of 78 Centre Market
space •
McDonnell Catherine, 192 Vine
McDonnell Catherine, 26 Philpot
McDonnell & Co. trimmings, 65 n Howard
McDonnell Eugene, commission merchant, 75
and 77 n Calvert, dw 65 n Howard
McDonnell James, shoemaker, 250 e Madison
McDonnell James, hack driver, 129 n Front
McDonnell James, laborer, 6 e Foundry
McDonnell James, 22 Scott
McDonnell Lawrence, laborer, 9 Scott
McDonnell JAMES, commis-
sion Merchant in Foreign and Do-
mestic Liquors, Best Brands of
Old Sye and Malt Whiskeys, 47
Calve?.t street and 47 Cheapside,
dw 304 w Lombard.
McDonnell Mary, cap maker, 192 Vine
McDonnell Michael, laborer, 48 Harford av
McDonnell Patrick, laborer, 86 York
McDonnell Richard, grocer, 201 Canton av
McDonnell Sarah, boarding, 289 n Gay
McDonnell Thomas, produce, s e cor Pratt
and Commerce, dw 56 Albemarle
McDonnell Thomas, carpenter, 7 McElderry
McDonnough Bridget, pedler, 186 s Sharp
McDonnough Cecelia, tailoress, 20 Albert al
McDonnough Miles, collector, 20 Albert al
McDonnough James, laborer, 108 s Regester
McDonough James, ship carpenter, 344 East-
ern av
McDonough John, marine, U. S. N. 326 Can-
ton av
McDonough Martin, grocer, 370 Canton av
McDonough Patrick, laborer, 15 Fountain
McDonough Thomas, ship carpenter, 183 s
Chester
McDormitt Bernard, private watchman, 138
Holiday
McDorvert , laborer, 15 Hull
McDougal John, 38 French
McDougall & Clarke, lumber, 158 West
Falls av
McDougall James, (McD. & Clarke,) 61 e
Pratt
McDougall John, blacksmith, 69 s Fremont
McDowell Edw. G. (McD., Robinson & Co.)
79 Park
McDowell Elizabeth, nurse, 180 Conway
McDowell Elizabeth, 29 Hamilton
McDowell FRANCIS, merchant tailor,
236 w Pratt, dw 47 Hollins
McDowell James, pedler, 314 Forrest
McDowell Patrick, teamster, 192 Vine
McDowell John, coach painter, 228 n Caroline
McDowell Lieut. R. M., A. D. C. 53 Lexing-
ton
McDowell, ROBINSON& CO. importers
and dealers in carpets, oil cloths, &c. 264 w
Baltimore
McDowell Robert, (McD., Robinson & Co.)
112 St. Paul
McDowell Thomas, restaurant, 154 n Gay
McDowell Wm. shoemaker, 54 n Oregon
McDowell Dr. Wm. S. dentist, 39 Lexington
McDriburn Idas, 86 Holland
McDuffie John, 116 n Schrocder
McELDERRY HENRY, U. S. weigher at
Custom house, 20 n Howard
McElderry Mrs. Hugh, 151 St. Paul
McElderry Thomas, clerk B. & 0. R. R. 201
n Howard
McElduff Peter, laborer, 60 Hull
McElhany John, bricklayer, 42 Williamson
McElhiney Wm. J. clerk, 390 Franklin
McElmoyle Archibald, intelligence office, 8 n
Frederick, dw 28 w Baltimore
McElray Mary, 108 n Schroeder
McElray Matthew, saddler, 73 s Charles
McEray Wm. soldier, 108 n Schroeder
McElroy James, printer, 12 Granby
HEHTRY GIESE, Cominissiou Merchant, for tJie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, HI Spear's Wliaxf.
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McElroy Geo. W. clerk at custom house,- 164
nHigh
McElroy James, barkeeper, at Barnum's hotel
McElroy James, trunk maker, 34 n Caroline
McElroy James W. attorney, 31 Lexington,
dw Baltimore co
McElroy John C. clerk, 305 n Howard
McElroy John, laborer, 46 Division
McElroy John, butcher, 503 e Baltimore
McElroy John T. butcher, 503 e Baltimore
McElroy John, trunk maker, 30 Rock
McElroy John, teamster, 17 Townsend
McElroy Mrs. Julia, nurse, S.Tyson
McElroy Martha, 181 n Exeter
McElroy Matthew, grocery, 2 Orleans
McELROY PATRICK, marble table billiard
saloon, over 5)^ North, dw 26 w Fayette
McElroy Samuel, huckster, 30 Rock
McElroy Wm. H. butcher, 503 e Baltimore
MeElvanay Bernard, carter, 137 s Caroline
McElwee Mary, 68 President
McElwee Wm. harness maker, 469 n Gay
McElwee Wm. harness maker, 78 Mulberry
McElwee Wm. porter, 17 Thomson
McEnnis John, currier, 165 n Fremont
McEntee Matthew, laborer, 2 L. Constitution
McEnsmen Mrs. Jno. W. 28 n Poppleton
McEvoy Jacob, helper, 556 w Lombard
McEvoy James, secretary Peabody Insurance
Co., 128 Cathedral
McEvoy Mrs. James, 128 Cathedral
McEvoy Mary, 118 Pearl
McEwan Hugh, tinner, 59 n High
McFadden Mrs. Ellen, 286 Franklin
McFadden George, carpenter, 297 Franklin
McFadden Jas. D. cigar maker, 286 Franklin
McFadden John A. clerk, 98 Lexington
McFadden John H. police, 208 n Central av
McFadden Mary K. Ill Grundy
McFadden Thomas, 40 Block
McFallen John, 388 Franklin
McFarland C. D. attorney, 46 Lexington, dw
s e cor St. Paul and Saratoga
McFarland James, tanner, 339 Ross
McFarland James S. watchman at Custom
house, 42 Amity
McFarland John, forwarding and commission
merchant, s Eutaw, dw 178 Conway
McFarland John, laborer, 130 Cross
McFaron John, laborer, 183 Peirce
McFaul Alexander, jr. ship carpen. 9 Fountain
McFaul John, 328 n Howard
McFaul Joseph, shoemaker, 102 St. Peters
McFay Mrs. Catherine, 71 Camden
McFee Mrs. Elizabeth, 160 w Biddle
McFee James, stone cutter, 160 w Biddle
McFee James, lumber inspector, 88 s Eden
McFee Mrs. Mary Ann, 160 w Biddle
McFrederick Margaret, 57 Preston
McGahan John, carter, 74 French
McGahan John J. cooper, 66 Harford av
McGalian Patrick, laborer, 18 Gould al
McGahan Susan, 140 Holiday
McGahan Wm. grocer, n e cor Monument
and Bond
McGall David, grocery, 278 Franklin
McGall John H. carpenter, 259 Franklin
McGull Samuel, laborer, 117 Peirce
McGallagher Rebecca, Falls road near North-
ern av
McGallagher Saml. laborer, 6 French
McGann Andrew, rope maker, Harford av.
near Point la
McGann Henry, draftsman, 29 e Monument
McGann Wm. laborer, 32 Jew al
McGarey Hugh, laborer, 6 Neilson ct
McGarigle John, printer, 250 e Pratt
McGarngle John, carter, 105 Jefferson
McGarity James, hackman, 21 MuUikin
McGarrity Thomas, huckster,? Thomsen
McGarvey James, clerk light house inspector,
38 e Fayette
McGeady John, cabinet maker, 71 Lee
McGee Abel, upholsterer, 12 s Fremont
McGee Ann, grocery, s e cor Eastern av. and
Chester
McGee Mrs. Ann, 195 Vine
McGee Francis A. 63 n Calvert
McGee Francis, shoemaker, 12 n Poppleton
McGee George, clerk, 169 Peirce
McGee Geo. R. clerk, 63 n Calvert
McGee John, laborer, 42 Stockton al
McGee John, drayman, 87 Richmond
McGee John, trunk maker, 35 w Fayette and
basement Carroll hall, dw 35 w Fayette
McGee John Owen, livery stables, cor Paca
and German, dw 59 n Pme
McGEE JOSEPH H. & BROTHER, Miller's
Hotel and drove stables, s w cor Paca and
German. — [See p. 49 Mvertisements.]
McGee Joseph, laborer, 12 Pleasant al
McGee Mary A. upholstress 12 s Fremont
McGee Miles, porter, 40 Brune
McGee Patrick, veterinary surgeon, s e corner
Eastern av and Chester
McGee Patrick, laborer, 31 Eastern av
McGee Robert, laborer, 195 Vine
McGee Mrs. Rose, 94 Ensor
McGEE THOMAS H. (Kelly, Hazen & Co.)
258 Hanover
McGee Wm. sailmaker, 28 Warren
McGee Wm. H. clerk, 313 Franklin
McGee Wm. (Milbourne, Adams & McG.)
Warren
McGee Wm. soldier, 1 Hull al
McGee Wm. blacksmith, rear of 3 Watson
McGee Wm. James, clerk, 79 Peirce
McGeoch James, painter, cor Aisquith and
Maiden la
McGEOCH JOHN, agent New Assembly
Rooms, n e cor Hanover and Lombard, dw
104 n Exeter
McGeoch Mary, cor Aisquith and Maiden la
McGeveney Michael, lab'r, 104 Dugan's whf
McGill John, stone cutter, 222 Raborg
McGill John, boiler maker, Gould's la., rear of
641 Light
McGill Patrick, produce, 410 w Baltimore, dw
50 Josephine
McGill Patrick, milk, Washington road
McGill Thomas, caulker, 106 Montgomery
McGill Patrick, ship carpenter, 50 Johnson
McGiUy William, painter, 5e Madison
McGinley Durbin, plumber, 333 Saratoga
McGinley James, canvasser, 333 Saratoga
McGinn Arthur, laborer, 10 Scott .
McGinn Henry, laborer, 50 s Durham
McGinn John, hackman 130 n Front
McGinn Patrick, grocery, s e cor Bank and
Chester
McGinn James R. 136 Hoffman
McGinney James H. boiler maker, 4 Hub-
bard's al
McGinney Mary, laundi'ess, 23 Abey al
McGinney Patrick, 22 Slemmer al
McGinnis Harriet, dressmaker, 118 Saratoga
OBO. S. PAGE 6i BRO., MamiflicturerH of Roof* and Roofing Jlnterlals, 111 Smith's
Whaxt. C. HART SBUTH, Agent.
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McGinnis Francis J. treasurer Firemen's In-
surance Company, 42 s Siiarp
McGinnis Henry C. clerk, 42 s Sharp
McGinnis James, hackman, 9 Mulberry
McGinnis James, machinist, 167 Raborg
McGinnis John, soldier, 566 w Lombard
McGinnis John, laborer, cor Cambridge and
Windsor
McGinnis John, laborer, Bethel near Walker
McGinnis John, clerk of Hollins market, 567
w Lombard
McGinnis Mrs. Mary, huckstress, 63 Camden
McGinnis Michael, blacksmith, 112 Harford
av
McGinnis Richard, shoemaker, 150 n Eutaw
McGinnis Rosina, tailoress, 165 n Fremont
McGinnis Theodore F. 567 w Lombard
McGinnis Thomas, mariner, 221 s Ann
McGinnity Bernard, carpenter, 69 Buren
McGinnity Felix, hackman, 19 Davis
McGivney James, clerk U. S. Hotel, 69 Presi-
dent
McGlenn Bridget, confectionery, 17 Fish mar-
ket space
McGlenn John, hackman, 17 Fish Market
space
McGlenn John, hackman, 15 s Front
McGlennan Mrs. Bridget, 94 Pearl
McGlennan Mrs. Bridget, grocery, 34 Ross
McGlennan Dennis, books, 107 Saratoga
McGlennan John, marketer at Barnum's hotel,
31 New Church
McGlennan John, porter, 34 Ross
McGlennan John, hackman, n w cor German
and Pine
McGlennan Thomas P. harness maker, 404 w
Baltimore
McGlennan Thomas, laborer, 85 s Wolfe
McGlennan Thomas, furniture, 404 w Balti-
more
McGlone Barbara, 6 Harford av
McGlone George, contractor, 126 Cathedral
McGlone George J. 126 Cathedral
McGlone John, 126 Cathedral
McGlone John, huckster, 825 Aisquith
McGlone John T. clerk, 325 Aisquith
McGlonnin John, laborer, 184 Dover
McGlow Patrick, laborer, 27 Foster al
McGonnigale John, laborer, 101 n Spring
McGonnigale Wm. drayman, 101 n Spring
McGookin Martha, 155 n Fremont
McGouldrick Owen, 199)^ e Madison
McGovern James, laborer, 77 n Oregon
McGovern B. laborer, 200 Chesnut
McGovern Michael, printer, 59 Hillen
McGovern Owen, hackman, 7 Callendar al
McGovern Patrick, hackman, 7 Callendar al
McGovern Patrick, hackman, 100 s Howard
McGowan Mr.s. Elizabeth, 48 Ross
McGowan George, hackman, 2 Mulberry
McGowan Henry, grocery, 5 Hamilton
McGowan James, laborer, 23 Haw
McGowan John, 62 Conway
McGowan John, carpenter, 130 Vine
McGuey George, bartender, 57 n Schroeder
McGowan John, laborer, 32 n Oregon
McGowan John, 128 Preston
McGowan John C. clerk, 157 w Biddle
McGowan John, soldier, 5 Preston
McGowan Mrs. Julia, 549 w Saratoga
McGowan Hugh, 273 Franklin
McGowan Mrs. Mary, 5 Hamilton al
McGowan Mary E. 140 Pearl
McGowan Michael, Falls road near toll gate
McGowan Oliver, clerk, 62 n Greene
McGowan Stephen, cooper, 164 Conway
McGowan Thomas, commissary department,
121 e Pratt
McGowan Thomas, machinist, 102 Dolphin
McGowan Wm. laborer, 102 Dolphin
McGowan Wm. salesman 233 Saratoga,
McGowan Wm. jr. laborer, 102 Dolphin
McGrann John, huckster, 67 Clay
McGrane Patrick, stone cutter, 120 n High,
dw57
McGrath James, tavern, 23 Canton av
McGrath Joanna, confectionery, 170 Green-
mount av
McGrath Michael, shoemaker, 14 Mercer
McGraw Bernard, laborer, 61 L. McEIderry
McGraw Mrs. Betsy, milk dealer, 285 Raborg
McGraw James, 135 Ensor
McGraw James, soap boiler, 82 Stirling
McGraw John, laborer, 86 Stirling
McGray Catherine, 158 Pennsylvania av
McGrayWirrifred, confectionery, 120 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
McGreevy A. H. R. bookkeeper, 219 n
Howard
McGreevy Mrs. Arthur, 141 Mulberry
McGreevy Hannah, 204 Harford av
McGreevy James, at Mann's Park stables.
Garden near Richmond market
McGreevy James, blacksmith, 71 Eislein
McGreevy James H. veterinary surgeon,
Mann's stables, dw 95 Garden
McGreevy John A. bookkeeper. Commercial
and Farmers' Bank, dw 219 n Howard
McGreevy Patrick, carter, 164 Burgundy al
McGreevy Mrs. Rebecca, confectionery, 171
Eager
McGregor Mary Jane, 168 e Monument
McGrew William, looking glass and picture
frames, 92 n Howard, dw 77 n Eutaw
McGrugan Joseph, laborer, 111 Harford av
McGuey Geo. (Brown & McG.) 42 w Fayette
McGuffin James, paper hanger, 81 Feirce
McGuagan Jas. caulker, 184 n Central av
McGuigan Clara, boarding, 37 Forrest
McGuigan Mary, seamstress, 22 Hillen
McGuire Andrew, bottler, 64 President
McGuire Mrs. Ann, 17 s Broadway
McGuire Bernard, laborer, 293 Aisquith
McGuire G. W. slioemakcr, 288 e Fayette
McGuire Mrs. Jas. L. 245 Ross
McGuire James, huckster, 1 Abraham
McGuire John, drayman, 32 Morton al
McGuire John F. printer, 293 n Howard
McGuire Julia A. 282 e Madison
McGuire Patrick, shoemaker, 29 Orchard
McGuire Patrick, waiter at Barnum's
McGuire Thomas, baker, 56>^ n Howard
McGuire Thomas C. clerk, 17 s Broadway
McGuirk Henry, boiler maker, 536 w Pratt
McGuirk James, trader, 60 Elliott
McGuirk James, tavern, 1 Bank la, dw 158
Franklin
McGurk Patrick, porter, Lexington near
Schroeder
McGunigan Daniel, mariner, 206 Castle al
McGunigan John, mariner, 232 Bank
McGurk Bernard, grocer and liquor dealer, 12
n Poppleton
McGurk Hugh, bricklayer, 270 Aisquith
McGurk James, machinist, 54 n Exeter
McGurk Margaret, grocery, 172 w Biddle
"WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insnrance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit lAte Insnrance Co., Newark:, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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McGurt Biddy, 53 e Monument
McHail Mrs. Mary A. 81 Harmony la
McHale James, blacksmith, 365 s Charles
McHale Tiiomas, laborer, 98 Chesapeake
McHarry Joseph, carpenter, 418 w Fayette
McHenr'y , grainer, 26 Orleans
McHenry James, painter, 293 n Howard
McHenry Joseph, tailor, 146 Saratoga
McHenry J. H., office s w cor Fayette and
St. Paul, dw Balto. co
McHugh Patrick, laborer, 48 Durham
McHugh Thomas, ship chandler, 113 Light,
dw 96 York
McHugh Thomas, 96 York
Mcllhaney Charles, machinist, 124 William
Mcllhaney James M. clerk, 318 n Eutaw
Mcllhaney John, clerk, 41 s Schroeder
Mcllvain Donald, com.merch. 7 German, dw
114 Park
Mcllvain Mrs. "William, 377 Franklin
Mclhvain James, laborer, 348 Franklin
Mcllwaine David, baker, 29 OrcJiard
Mcllwaine S. O. salesman, 1 St. Paul
Mclnerney Mis. Mary, 563 w Fayette
Mclntee Patrick, laborer, 26 Philpot
Mclntire Mrs. Bridget, 77 Hull
Mclntire James, laborer, 8 Fall
Mclntire Dr. James, prof, mathematics and
astronomy Central High School, 298 n
Howard •
Mclntire Mrs. Jane, 32 n Bond
Mclntire Mrs. Jane, 12 s Exeter
Mclntire John, hackman.^O Richmond
Mclntire Owen, painter, 44 Liberty al
Mclntire Patrick, 64 Perry
Mclntire Peter, brakesman, 4 Decker
Mclntire Wm. W. stone cutter, 279 s Paca
Mcintosh Daniel, painter, 104 Mullikin
Mcintosh Daniel, property agt. and collector,
76 n Broadway
Mcintosh Wm. 17 McCulIoh
Mclntyre Edw. porter, 14 Mulberry
Mclntyre James, laborer, 16 Dicker
Mclntyre John, laborer, 16 Decker
Mclntyre Margaret, teacher, 151 Montgomery
Mclntyre Mrs. Mary, 16 Decker
Mclntyre , laborer, 53 Haubert
Mclntyre Thos. J. bartender Barnum's
McJilton John F. surveyor of customs, 316
Lexington
McJilton Rev. John N. treasurer of Public
Schools, Jefferson av nr Northern av
McJilton Thomas A. custom house aid to
revenue, 31 s Eden
McJilton Wm. E. (Wm. T. Leonard & Co.)
Jefferson av nr Northern av
McJilton Wm. D. secretary school commis-
sioners, Jefferson av nr Northern av
McJilton Wesley W. shoemaker, 74 Henrietta
McKaig Jessop, collar maker, 86 Mulberry
M.Kaig Capt. Wm. 269 Light
McKale John, laborer, 508 w Pratt
McKale Edw. tailor, 510 w Pratt
McKane Patrick, laborer, 23 s Regester
McKANNA PATRICK & CO., groceries,
flour and feed, 325 w Pratt, dw P. McK.,
44 s Greene
McKay George, mariner, 74 Aliceanna
M.-Kay Hugh R. 309 e Eager
McKAY JAMES, bottling establishment, 132
Friiuklin, dw 153 n Eutaw
McKay Wm. F. huckster, 91 Mullikin
McKay Wm. weaver, 173 Pine
McKean James D. freight agent B. & 0. R
R. Locust Point, dw 90 s Caroline
McKean Mary, confectionery, 15 Holliday
McKean Wm. teacher, 163 n Exeter
McKee Mrs. Agnes, 407 Saratoga
McKee Andrew E. Fayette 2d door w of
Gilmor
McKee Charles A. carpenter, 94 Ross
McKee James B. baker, 123 Saratoga
McKee James, brakesman, 514 w Pratt
McKee Martha Ann, 398 Harford av
McKee Capt. Michael F. 207 Barre
McKee Patrick, shoemaker, 104 Aisquith
McKee Patrick, baggage master B. & 0. R.
R. 7 Spring ct
McKee W. F. bookkeeper Bait. Marine Ins.
Co. 168 Garden
McKeever Mrs. Bridget, confectionery, 11
Chew
McKeever Charles C. newsman, 95 Ross
McKeever James (Durham & McK.) 302 n
Howard
McKeever James L. cigar maker, 95 Ross
McKeever John, plasterer, ]1 Chew
McKeever John, tavern, 46 Frederick av
McKeever John F. cigar maker, 95 Ross
McKeever Mrs. Sarah, 95 Ross
McKeim R. H., Fountain hotel
McKelden Joseph, soldier, 105 n Schroeder
McKelden Wm. wool, metals, rags and furs,
104 s Charles, dw 339 w Pratt
McKeldin David, huckster, 271 Mulberry
McKeldin Edward H. stone cutter, 236 Co-
lumbia
McKeldin Robert E. clerk, 339 w Pratt
McKeldin Sinclair, draughtsman, 31 Orchard
McKeldrin Joseph, saddler, 94 s Charles
McKelvey James, jr. carpenter, 435 w Lom-
• bard
McKelvey John W. A. machinist, 435 w
Lombard
McKelvy James, carpenter, 37 Oregon, dw
435 w Lombard
McKenan John, drayman, 361 n Howard
McKcnley Elizabeth, dressmaker, 33 Gough
McKenley Wm. carpenter, 17 n Poppleton
McKenna Bernard, grocery, n e cor Holiday
and Foundry
McKenna Daniel, watchman, 2 Burke, Canton
McKenna Edward, 319 n Howard
McKenna Felix, grocer, 9 Neighbor
McKenna Hugh, laborer, Grover nr Truxton
McKenna John, laborer, 101 Cambridge,
Canton
McKenna James, blacksmith, 104 Harford av
McKenna John, laborer, 28 Decker
McKenna Michael, trader, 77 s Wolfe
McKenna Mrs. Margaret, 300 Raborg
McKenna Michael, laborer, 156 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
McKenna Patrick, laborer, 2 Willow
McKenna Peter, porter, 4 Scott
McKenna Rosa R. seamstress, 94 s Eutaw
McKenna T. James, paper carrier, 42 e Biddle
McKenney Ann, 76 n High
McKenney Isabella, 200 L. Constitution
McKenney J. F., Novelty Ruffle Co. and sew-
ing machines repaired and hired, 7 n Liberty
McKenney James, cart owner, 134 w Madison
McKenney Samuel J. laborer, 408 s Charles
McKenney Sophia, tailoress, 308 Harford av
McKcnzie Andrew J. soldier, Fulton n of
McHenry
J. HE.VUY GIKSE, Commis))ion Merchant, for the sole of Flour, Grain, SeecZa, ^^»c.
IloKenclale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear'a "Wharf.
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McKenzie Charles E. cigar maker, HI
Preston
McKenzie David, carpenter, 19 n Poppleton
McKenzie Evan, shoemaker, 144 Preston
McKenzie Samuel, plasterer, Fulton n of Mc-
Henry
McKenzie Frank T. shoemaker, Fulton n of
McHenry
McKenzie Wm. machinist, Fulton n of Mc-
Henry
McKernan Catherine, seamstress, 36 Biddleal
McKernan Hugh, laborer, 20 Addison
McKernan Michael, carter, 170 n Front
McKeown Henry M. gilder, Jefferson near
Broadway
McKever John J. variety store, 240 Preston
McKew Dr. Dennis I. 154 s Sharp
McKew John, clerk, 78 w Fayette
McKew John, Aisquith near Harford av
McKew Michael, laborer, 203 Vine
McKewen Archibald, livery stables, Fayette
neac Charles, dw 51 Lee
McKewen Arthur, laborer, 69 e Monument
McKewen Daniel, hostler, 26 n Spring
McKewen Hugh, carpenter, 86 s Poppleton
McKewen Joseph, clerk, 51 Lee
McKewen James, grocer, 202 n Central av
McKewen John, iron moulder, 362 n Gay
McKewen Mrs. Nancy, 44 Rock
McKewen Thomas, gas fitter, 107 n Front
McKewen William, laborer, 497 Saratoga
McKILLOP JOHN & CO. commercial agen-
cy over n e cor Baltimore and Charles
McKIM BROTHERS, bankers, n e corner
Baltimore and Calvert
McKim Elizabeth, 140 Holiday
McKIM & CO., bankers, 186 w Baltimore
McKim 's Free School, n w cor Baltimore and
Aisquith
McKim Haslett, (Bros. McK.) 27 Franklin
McKim Hollins, (McK. & Co.) 169 n Charles
McKim Isaac, teller McKim & Co's banking
house, dw Cathedral near Madison
McKim John S. Belvidere near North
McKim J. H. (Bros. McK.) 27 Franklin
McKim John A. (Bros. McK.) 27 Franklin
McKim Robert, 74 w Monument
McKim R. H. clerk N. C. R. R. dw Fountain
hotel
McKim Wm. (McK. & Co.) 124 Park
McKinley Chas. drayman, 55 Mulberry
McKinley Francis T. constable, 210 Chesnut
McKinley Mrs. Mary A. 2 Franklin la
McKinley Mary, seamstress, 25 Barnet
McKinley Margaret, variety store, 601 w
Lombard
McKinley Patrick, grocer, 79 Hampstead
McKinley Mrs. Sallie, 607 w Fayette
McKinley Thompson, clerk to Quarter Mas-
ter, 130 w Fayette
McKinley Wm. porter, 229 Hanover
McKinley Wm. cabinet maker, 90 Orleans
McKinnell Margaret, 103 Penna. av
McKinney Andrew, shoemaker, 95 East
McKinney Bernard, shoemaker, 2 Chester
McKinney James, tinner, 259 s Charles
McKinney Mrs. Maria, 16 Durst al
McKinney Patrick, tavern, 94 Holiday
McKinney Capt. Sam'l, mariner, 30 n Exeter
McKinsey James, 63 s Oregon
McKinstry John, clerk, 665 Lexington
McKittrick Lawrence, hostler at Mann's Park
stables, dw 315 n Howard
McKittrick Philip, watchman Merchants'
Bank, 91 s High
McKittrick Thomas, 91 s High
McKnen Zadok W. bookkeeper, n w cor
Poppleton and Lexington
McKnew Nathan, machinist, 285 s Paca
McKnight George, provisions, s w cor Orleans
and Bond, dw 178 Orleans
McKnight James, sailmaker, 21 3 Bond
McKnight John, sailmaker, 368 Ostend
McKnight Wellington, sailmaker, 254 Light
McKnoughton Thos. blacksmith, 136 Garden
McKusker Alex, tailor, 19 Albemarle
McKusker Daniel, laborer, 243 Gough
McKusker Thos. laborer, 17 Albemarle
McLachlan Elizabeth, tailoress, 538 w Pratt
McLain Alexander, laborer, 234 Lemmon
McLain Robert, huckster. President al
McLain Wm. sr., turner, 46 Holiday, dw 105
e Madison
McLain Wm. jr., turner, 105 e Madison
McLakin Charles, oysters, 136 Preston
McLamara Michael, laborer, 91 York
McLanahan Isabella, 134 St. Paul
McLanahan M. E. 134 St. Paul
McLanahan Mrs. Sarah, 104 Dolphin
McLane James L. attorney, 43 St. Paul
McLane Levin, boiler maker, 56 s Republican
McLane S. S. tavern, 518 w Pratt
McLaren John, ship carpenter, 210 s Wolfe
McLarney Patrick, laborer, 106 s Regester
McLaughlin Mrs. Agnes, .338 s Eutaw
McLaughlin Ann J. 11 n Exeter
McLaughlin Charles, watchman, 30 e Monu-
ment
McLaughlin Charles, laborer, 49 Guilford al
McLaughlin Cornelius, moulder, 99 Hillen
McLaughlin Daniel, carpenter, 87 n High
McLaughHn Edward, shoemakr. 230 Chesnut
McLaughlin Edwin, huckster, 101 Pearl
McLaughlin Jas. laborer, gas works, Spring
Gardens
McLaughlin Francis P. soldier, 12 Baker's ct
McLaughlin Francis, huckster, 166 Penna. av
McLaughlin Geo. carpenter, 245 n Central av
McLaughlin George, plumber, 88 Walker's ct
McLaughlin George, ship carp. 92 s Chester
McLaughlin & Irwin, plumbers and gas fitters,
202 e Pratt, and 55 e Baltimore
McLaughlin James, wagoner, 183 Ensor
McLaughlin Jas. H. fancy goods, cor Cheap-
side and Pratt, dw 109 e Fayette
McLaughhn James, laborer, Hull nr. Fort av
McLaughlin J. & R. ladies' boot and shoe-
makers, 236 n Gay
McLaughlin John, (J. & R. McL.) Chase nr.
Caroline
McLaughlin John, huckster, 34 n Oregon
McLaughlin John, 56 s Carey
McLaughlin John, laborer, 32 Boyd
McLaughlin John, shoe dealer, 236 n Gay, dw
Chase bet. Caroline and Point la
McLaughlin Capt. John, 36 Henrietta
McLaughlin Joseph, prof, of languages, rear
of 58 n Eutaw
McLaughlin Joseph, huckster, 170 Saratoga
McLaughlin Margaret, 31 Valley
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, 77 Hull la
McLaughlin Patrick, (McL. & Irwin,) 99
Hillen
McLaughlin Patrick, soap boil. 232 Chesnut
McLaughlin Philip S. at Adam's express,
338 Saratoga
GKO. S. PAGB Si BRO., Maniifnctwrers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smltli's
\iriiarf. C. HART SBIITH, Agent.
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M'LAUGHLIN PATRICK, attorney, over
80 w Fayette, dw 59 n Charles
McLaughlin Robert, (J. & R. McL.) n e cor
Caroline and Milliman
McLaughlin Rebecca, tailoress, 49 e Monu-
ment
McLaughlin Mrs. Rose, 99 Hillen
McLaughlin Thos. plasterer, 283 Aliceanna
McLaughlin Thos. lab. 168 Greenmount av
McLaughlin Thos. shoemaker, 70 s Paca
McLaughlin Wm. Barnum's hotel
McLaughlin Wm. soldier, 16 Aisquith
McLaughlin Wm. J. fireman, Hudson al near
Federal
McLaughlin Wm. mariner, 420 w Fayette
McLaurin A. penman, over 207 and 209 w
Baltimore
McLean Adalbert, printer, 169 e Fayette
McLean Arthur L house and sign painter, 2
Harrison, dw 169 e Fayette
McLean David, hack driver, 51 Garden
McLean Mrs. Eliza, 128 Central av
McLean Mrs. Jane, 233 n Central av
McLean James, carpenter, 694 w Baltimore
McLean Jane, grocery, 172 Sarah Ann
McLean John, keeper of Patterson park, e
Lombard extended
McLean John, laborer, 3 Abraham
McLean John, boiler maker, 10 Hubbard al
McLean Mrs. Rebecca, 155 Hughes
McLean Samuel, blacksmith, 25 Fountain
McLean Thomas B. painter, 169 e Fayette
McLean Thomas, painter, 169 e Fayette
McLEAN WILLIAM, proprietor hacks, 47
and 49 Garden, dw 51
MeLEAN WM. H. Family Grocer,
and Dealer in fine Teas, Wines,
&c., 52 n Charles, dw 47 n Li-
berty.
McLean Wm. W. 618 Lexington
McLeane Edward, grocer, 827 w Baltimore
McLeane Samuel R. lumber merchant, Hol-
lins near Mount
McLeer Margaret, nurse, 108 n Eutaw
McLees Ellis, 91 Hanover
McLellan R. C. police, 262 n Eutaw
McLeod Alexander H. teacher, 72 s Sharp
McLeod Alex. H. clerk B. & 0. R. R. s w cor
Sharp and Camden
McLeod Rev. A. W. s w cor Camden and
Sharp
McLeod Albert D. clerk, 72 s Sharp
McLeod Emma E. teacher, 72 s Sharp
McLEOD Mrs. GEORGIE A. HULSE,
Southern Literary Institute, 72 s Sharp
McLeod Wm. C. steamboat captain, 1 Har-
dens ct
McLevy Mrs. Ann, 100 Ensor
McMackin Mrs. Frances, 371 Lexington
McMagarry Michael, drayman, 79 North
McMagh Bernard, dry goods and groceries,
cor Eastern av and Castle al
McMahon Bernard, grocer, 77 Watson
McMahon Mrs. Eliza, 240 Lexington
MfMahon James, machinist, 8 Truxton
McMahon James, engineer, 112 York
McMahon John, ice, Ex(,ter near Canton av
McMahon John, stone mason, 211 n Exeter
McMahon Joseph, grocer, 217 n Exeter
McMahon Michael S. tavern, 93 w Lombard,
dw 210 Forrest
McMahon Michael, laborer, 149 s Central av
McMahon Michael, machinist, 95 n Schroeder
McMahon Michael, laborer, 633 Light
McMahon Michael, laborer, 1 Jasper
McMahon Mrs. Mary, 171 n Eutaw
McMahon Patrick, jr. stone cutter, 7 Willow
McMahon Patrick, sexton, 18 s Fremont
McMahon Patrick, 7 Willow
McMahon Patrick, grocery, 5 Abraham
McMahon Patrick, miller, 253 Cross
McMahon Peter, driver, 29 Watson
McMahon Sylvester, groceries and provisions,
171 n Eutaw
McMahon Wm. plumber, 211 n Exeter
McMakin Andrew, carter, 5 Perry
McMakin Rosetta, 1 n Caroline
McMaines John, chandler, 1 Mott
McManara Joseph, laborer, 194 Holiday
McMann James, lakorer, 110 York
McMann Michael, ashes and grease, 149 s
Central av
McMann Patrick, 90 Bloomsberry
McManus Rev. Bernard J., Eager betw Har-
ford av and Valley
McManus Mrs. Eliza, 277 w Fayette
McManus Dr. Felix R. homeopathic physician,
27 s Sharp
McManus Dr. Frederick A, homeopathic phy-
sician, 15 n Eutaw
McManus Hugh, 1 McAller's ct
McManus James, laborer, Baltimore co
McManus James, 46 n Exeter
McManus John, mariner, Philadelphia road,
near city limits
McManus Patrick, drayman, 4 Hillen
McManus Robert, engineer B. & O. R. R. 7
Parkin
McManus Thomas, drayman, 171 n High
McManus Tyre, blacksmith, 174 Dover
McMechen Emma, dressmaker, 211 w Biddle
McMechen Mary R. dressmkr, 211 w Biddle
McMechen Thomas G. pattern maker, 374 w
Fayette
McMechen Thomas J. laborer, 211 w Biddle
McMillan Mrs. Ann, 298 w Lombard
McMillan Henry, ship carpenter, 301 e Pratt
McMillan James, machinist, 296 s Sharp
McMillan John G. tinner, 56 Walsh
McMillan Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 126 Bur-
gundy al
McMillan Sarah J. vest maker, 147 s Fremont
McMillan Thos. H. tinner, 126 Burgundy al
McMillan William D. hardware, 333 w Pratt,
dw 298 w Lombard
McMullan Harriet, tailoress, 144 e Eager
McMullan James, shoemaker, 36 n Charles
McMullan John F. hardware, 18 s Charles,
dw 72 Centre
McMullan John, cabinet maker, and cabinet
materials, 15 and 17 n Gay
McMullan Lucy, dress maker, 97 Saratoga
McMullan Margaret, 80 York
McMuUen Agnes, boarding, 5 and 7 Lewis
McMullen John, porter, 259 Franklin
McMullin John, 72 Centre
McMuUin John F. (Keenan, McNally & Co.)
72 Centre
McMurphy Silas D. assist, master of roads,
B. & O. R. R. 1 Penn
McMurray John, blacksmith, 98 s Chapel
McMurray Mrs. Sarah, 49 McCulloh
WM. P. WEBIl, Mtulne, Ftre ninl Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, Jf. J.," 89 Second Street.
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McNerny Mrs. Mary, 205 w Biddle
McNespy Mrs. Isabella, 407 s Charles
McNetty John, milkman, 646 w Pratt
McNevin John, (McColgan & McN.) 86 Co-
lumbia
McNew Ariadne, 425 w Lombard
McNew Henry, engineer, Clinton
McNew James, machinist, 527 w Lombard
McNew Nathaniel, 30 Lemmon
McNew Thomas, watchman, 527 w Lombard
McNew Wm. laborer, 425 w Lombard
McNew Zadock W. grocer, 407 Lexington
McNicholas Patrick, fireman. 49 Chappell
McNichols Isaac, sawyer, 128 Hamburg
McNierney Jas. hackman, 94 s Eutaw
McNoon James, grocery and liquors, 5 L.
McElderry
McNotten Thos. blacksmith, 83 Garden, dw
134
McNulty Mrs. Mary, 140 German
McNulty Mary, dressmaker, 140 German
McNulty Neil, blacksmith, 347 e Eager
McNutt Rebecca, fancy goods, 44 n Greene
McPHAIL'S hats, caps and furs, 132 w Bal-
timore
McPhail Maj. Daniel H., U. S. A. 32 Holiday
McPhail Edward, weaver, 3 Harmony la
McPHAIL JAMES L. Provost Marshal of
Md., 40 w Fayette, dw 132 w Baltimore
McPhail John, 32 Holiday
McPhail Wm. 32 Holiday
McPhail Wm. L. 32 Holiday
McPherson David, trunkmaker, 205 w Biddle
McPherson Duncan, tailor, n w cor Charles
and Barnet
McPherson James B. d'entist, 141 Washington
place
McPherson Jane, 137 Camden
McPherson John, painter, 16 Essex
McPherson John, moulder, 42 s Bond
McPherson John, carpenter, 145 n Exeter
McPherson Lewis, laborer, 381 Light
McPherson Samuel T. coachmakerand livery
stable keeper, Boston e of Chester, dw cor.
Cambridge and Canton av
McPherson Dr. Wm. S. Carey between Sara-
toga and Lexington
McPhillips James, 424 Light
McPhillips Mrs. Margaret, 144 n Dallas
McPhillips Michael, laborer, 424 Light
McPhillips , laborer, 83 York
McQuade Wm. laborer, 31 Eastern av
McQuaid Jas. waiter, 80 n Front
McQuaid Jas. laborer, 3 Gelston ct
McQuaid John, steward, Barnum's hotel, dw
80 n Front
McQuarley Jas. blacksmith, 188 East
McRae Geo. P. clerk, 116 n Calvert
McRae Roderick, 116 n Calvert
McShane Chas. 23 Chew
McShane Edward, carter, 2 L. Constitution
McShane Ellen J. dress maker, 5 Perry
McShane Henry & Co. brass and bell found-
ers, 157 North
McShane Henry, (H. McS, & Co.) 104 Ca-
thedral
McShane Jas. ship sawyer, 49 Cross
McShane John, (H. McS. & Co.) 118 Chew
McShane Lawrence, gents' furnish, store, S02
s Broadway
McShane Patrick, laborer, 15 Willow
McSherry John A, (W. D. Shurtr & Cc.)
126 n Eutaw
jr. HEIVRY GIESB:, Commission Mercbant, for the sale of Flonr, Ondn, Seeds, te.
Roseudale Cemeut and Calcbjutd Planter constantly on baud, HI Spear's "Whaxf.
McMURRAY LOUIS & CO., packers of
oysters, fruits, &c. 254 and 256 w Biddle
McMurray Louis, (L. McM. & Co.) 252 w
Biddle
McNabb James, carpenter, 267 n Eutaw
McNabb Eliza, 267 n Eutaw
McNally Adolphus, tinner, 183 n Fremont
McNally Elizabeth, second hand dealer, 133
Aisquith
McNally Henry, gardener, n e cor Franklin
and Gilmor
McNally Henry R, (Keenan, McN. & Co.)
38 Mulberry
McNally James, 133 Aisquith
McNally James, grocer, 100 St. Paul
McNally James, 11 McElderry
McNally John, laborer, 511 Saratoga
McNamara Garret, laborer, 643 Light
McNamara Jas. T. wood inspector, 365 Light
McNamara Joseph, laborer, 194 Holiday
McNamara Robert, laborer, 137 Conway
McNamara Wm. W. carpenter, 228 Bank
McNamee Jas. private watchman, 123 n Paca
McNamee John S., tinner, 91 French
McNaney Ellen, grocery, 16 Parkin
McNaney Owen, laborer, 16 Parkin
McNany Joseph, laborer, Johnson
McNarana Michael, basket maker, 20 St.
Mary ct
McNeal Mrs. Ann, Mount Royal
McNeal Andrew L. carpenter, 240 e Fayette
McNeal Charles K. clerk, 69 e Fayette
McNeal Henry H. watchmaker, 49 Lexington
McNeal Henry, hatter, 108 s Exeter
McNeal Honora, grocery, 364 Cross
McNeal Hugh, grocer, 208 Light
McNeal Hugh, blacksmith, 122 Garden
McNeal Isaac Q. clerk, 110 s Exeter
McNeal James B. bookkeeper, 240 e Fayette
McNeal James, grocery, 21 Foundry
McNeal James H. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 183 s
Charles
McNeal James, jr., coal, 58 w Second, dw
189 n Calvert
McNeal James, clerk, 240 e Fayette
McNEAL & JONES, alcohol, ethereal and
coal oils, &c. 34 s Calvert
McNeal J. V. clerk, 189 n Calvert
McNeal Lloyd, (McN. & Jones,) 69 e Fayette
McNeal Mrs. Mary, 122 Garden
McNeal Michael, laborer, 101 Plum
McNeal Philip D. carpenter, 240 e Fayette
McNeal Peter, laborer, 16 Mulberry
McNeemy Owen, laborer, 190 Lemmon
McNeill B.C. 10 Valley
McNeill Hugh, (McNeill & Co.) 10 Valley
McNEILL & CO. grocers, n e cor. Gay and
High
McNeil Archibald, confectioner, 332 n Gay
McNeil Catherine, 21 Slemmer al
McNeil George, 249 s Wolfe
McNeil John, laborer, 259 West
McNeil Joseph, grocer, 129 Hudson
McNeir Geo. W. bricklayer, 523 Belair av
McNeir John J. watchman at Record ofSce,
182 Chesnut
McNelly Mrs. Ann M. (March & McN.) 76
Hanover
McNelly Hugh, iron roller, 212 Bank
McNelly Hugh, jr. teacher, 212 Bank
McNelly John, stone cutter, 205 e Madiflon
McNelly Wm. J. heater, 212 Bank
McNemar Rev. Henry, 127 s Sharp
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McSherry Dr. Richard, 189 n Howard
McStouffer Thos. mariner, 88 w Hoffman
McSweeney Arthur, laborer, 327 Saratoga
McSweeney Catherine, 137 s Bond
McSweeney Dennis, laborer, G32 w Pratt
McSweeney Dennis, machinist, 258 Light
McSweeney John, carpenter, 258 Light
McSweeney Peter, laborer, 363 Lexington
McSweeney Sarah, confectionery, 363 Lex-
ington
McTague Mary, tavern, 10 Water
McTague Peter, 10 Water
McTavish Mrs. Emily, 84 Cathedral
McTeer C. E, clerk, 14 n Eutaw
McTeer Wm. clerk, 14 n Eutaw
McTener , corder, 147 Hamburg
McUne Adam, laborer, 131 L. Greene
McVay James, millwright, 83 Preston
McVey Wm. carpenter, 120 e Madison
McWhinney Anna, boarding, 191 w Lom-
bard
McWhirter Archibald, agricult. impl, maker,
15 e Eager
McWilliams Ann, 20 Liberty al
McWilliams Catherine, 100 Bank
McWilliams George, grocer, 20 Jew al, O. T.
McWilliams James, mariner, 82 Luzerne
McWilliams Mrs. James, 177 s Central av
McWilliams John, laborer, 20 Liberty al
McWilliams Mary, 50 n Front
McWilliams Michael, blacksmith, 57 n Eden
Mc Williams Dr. P. A. 2 e Fayette
Mead Edward, wagoner, 15 May
Mead Eliza, 83 Stiles
Mead Mary A. 180 n Calvert
Mead Mrs. Sarah E. 272 Light
Meade Lewis R. shoemaker, 51 n Poppleton
Meadline , clerk, 125 n Central av
Meads Charles, hatter, 72 s Regester
Meads Daniel, shoemaker, 181 s Wolfe
Meads Francis, soldier, 343 Penna. av
Meads Henry, ship carpenter, 81 Harrison,
Meads Mary Jane, 285 e Pratt
Meads Lieut. Robt. B., U. S. A. 3 Cambridge,
Canton
Meads Wm. H. shipsmith, 285 e Pratt
Meagher Daniel, laborer, 16 Port
Meagher John, laborer, 214 Cross
Meagher John, carpenter, Greenwillow, be-
tween Walsh and Penna. av
Meakin J. W. clerk, 192 Aisquith
Meakin Nathaniel, bookkeeper, 158 Pine
Meakin Samuel, (M. & Son,) cor Northern
av and John
Meakin S. M. & Son, painters, 85 Mulberry
Meakin Wm. T. (M. & Son,) 13 w Lanvale
Meakins Thomas, clerk, 290 Lexington
Meakins Wm. bricklayer, 331 n Eutaw
Meany Chas. F. clerk, 309 Garden
Meany Mrs. Eliza, 309 Garden
Meany Wm. R. clerk, 309 Garden
Meara Hannah, furniture, 55 Harrison
Meara Patrick, clerk, 55 Harrison
Mearis Absalom W. 97 n Exeter
Mearis Leonidas, U. S. dept. collector, 14 s
Calhoun
Mearis Mrs. Louisa, 14 s Calhoun
Mear.s Edward A. F. furniture warerooms, 8
w Baltimore, dw 634 Lexington
Mears Henry W. clerk, 8 w Baltimore
Mcars John F. mariner, 68 Henrietta
Mears Lewis, clerk, 115 Hollins
Mears Tabitha E. 68 Henrietta
Mears Thos. H. restaurant, s e cor Lombard
and Spring
Mears Wm. mariner, 320 e Baltimore
Mecaslin Thomas, millwright, 304 e Madison
Mecaslin Wm. T. block and pump maker, —
Covington
Mechanical Bakery, a w cor King and How-
ard
MECHANICS' BANK OF BALTIMORE,
s e cor Calvert and Fayette
Mechanics' Hell Tower, 292 s Caroline
Mechanics' Exchange, second story Sun
building
Mechanics' Hall, 152 w Fayette
Mechau Christian, wholesale and retailliquo r
dealer, 318 s Charles
Mechthold Charles, shoemaker, 147 s Charles
Meconnekin Louisa, milliner, -127 Saratoga
Medairy Mrs. Harriet, 24 Conway
Medairy Jacob H. (Whitney, Cushing& Co.)
2 s Greene
MEDAIRY JOHN W. attorney, 24 Law
Buildings, Lexington, dw 62 Saratoga
Medairy Mrs, Lavinia, 392 w Lombard
Medairy Nicholas B. bookkeeper Citizens'
Bank, 312 w Fayette
Medairy Mrs. Rachel B. 2 s Greene
Medcalf Elijah, cabinet maker, Aisquith near
Baltimore
Medcalfe Charles, 29 Pleasant
Medcalfe Edward P. baker, 48 s Republican
Medcalfe Franklin, clerk, w Fayette near
Gilmor
Meddle John, laborer, 327 Eastern av
Medford Charles, clerk, 42 s High
Medger Ernest, cabinet maker, 308 e Monu-
ment
Medical Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, 47
n Calvert
Medical (U. S.) Purveyor's store, 8 n Charles
Medinger Andrew, laborer. Woods ct
Medinger Augustus C. (M. & Bro.) 145 Ais-
quith
MEDINGER & BRO. grocers and produce
dealers, 158 and 160 Forrest
Medinger Emanuel J. chair maker, 155 Con-
way
Medinger Edw. G. druggist, n e cor Monu-
ment and Aisquith
Medinger Frederick, moulder, 106 Dolphin
Medinger Geo. painter, 184 e Fayette
Medinger Gotleib, 184 e Fayette
Medinger Henry, butcher, 57 Jefferson
Medinger Mary J. 116 Dolphin
Medinger John G. laborer, 196 Penna av
Medinger John G. (M. & Bro.) 65 Aisquith
Medinger Sophia M. baker and confectioner,
164 Forrest
Medstorf Henry, fisherman, 15 Green ct
Medstorf James, fisherman, 18 Green ct
Medstorf John, fisherman, 15 Green ct
Medtart Jesse L. salesman, 53 n Fremont
Medtart J. C. deputy city Register, 552 Lex-
ington
Medtart Mrs. Mary, 74 Hanover
Medwall John, 105 e Pratt
Mee Mrs. Anna, grocery, 304 Cross
Mee Bridget, huckster, 275 Forrest
Mee Stephen, laborer, 275 Forrest
Mee Timothy, laborer, Truxton
Meeds Andrew J. tailor, 94 s Regester
Meeds Mrs. Elizabeth, 84 n Bond
Meegan Patrick H. groceries, 147 e Eager
GKO. S. BAGB Si BRO., DlanuTacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smitli'i
IVharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Mechan Bartholomew, clerk, 4 s Bond
Meehan Mary A. 194 Garden
Median Patrick, grocer, s w cor Gay and
Madison
Meehan Patrick, coffee roaster, 198 n Eden
Meek Wm. W. huckster, 292 Canton av
Meeks Samuel, coach maker, Aisquith near
Gay
Meeks John W. machinist, 44 sRepublican
Meeks Wm. H. brush maker, 51 McHenry
Meeks Wm. H. puddler, 224 Eastern av
Meeks Wm. P. morocco dresser, 27 St, Mary
Meeks Wm. bricklayer, 20 Ramsay
Meekins Mrs. Augusta, ice cream, 139 Han-
over
Meekins Basil, hatter, 364 e Fayette
Meekins Chas. E. police, 361 e Fayette
Meekins Geo. A. 143 s Paca
Meekins John, rigger, 38 Cross
Meekins Mrs. Nancy, confection'ry,209 Cross
Meekins Robert Jas. sailmaker, 63 Henrietta
Meekins Thomas, clerk, 290 Lexington
Meekins Wm. P. soldier, 139 Hanover
Meekins Capt. W. K. 146 w Lombard
Meertter John, shoemaker, 37 s Paca
Meertter John M. shoemaker, 60 King
Meeter Mathias, grocer, 14 Sterrett
Meeth Christian, moulder, 18 Dewberry al
Meeth John, lager beer, 104 Frederick av
Meeth Nicholas, blacksmith, 18 Dewberry al
Meeth Nicholas, shoemaker, 512 Light
Megan John, grocer, 55 s Caroline
Megary Alexander, butcher, 83 Lexington
Market, dw 47 Dolphin
Megary Robert, police, 48 Division
Megee Chas. A. provisions, n e cor Caroline
and Pratt
Megee Chas. T. provisions, n e cor Caroline
and Pratt
Megee Geo. A, collector, 169 Peirce
Megee George E. butcher, 105 e Pratt
Megte Thos. H. ship carpenter, 258 Hanover
Megee Mary, 152 Gough
Megenhardt Frederick, 769 Penna. av
Megenhardt Richard, telegrapher, 769 Penna.
av
Meggibbon Valentine, confectioner, Howard
near Lee
MegiJly James, cobbler, 54 e Eager
Meginniss Caspari G. dry goods, 63 w Balti-
more, dw 88 McCulloh
Meginniss Mary, 53 s Durham
Meginniss Mrs. Mary Ann, 52 s Ann
Meginnis John, laborer, gas works, Spring
Gardens
Megraw Wm. A. brushmaker, 210 w Balti-
more, dw 28 w Baltimore
Mehafferty Mrs. nurse, 142 Ross
Mehan John, furniture, 107 n High
Mehlhelmy Henry, coach maker, 156 Mul-
berry
Mehler Chas. piano maker, 93 Lexington
Mehler Charles, piano maker, 93 Lexington
Mehlgarten August, tailor, 137 Franklin
Mehlthauser Henry, tailor, 31 n Spring
Mehring John, tailor, 92 n Pine
Mehring Philip, shoemaker, 350 Light
Mehrens John, liquors, 55 n Schroeder
Mehrus Adam, carter, 21 Jackson's ct
Meid Conrad, blacksmith, 21 Brown
Meier Abraham, barber and cupper, 203 s
Charles
Meier Carl, butcher, 382 Pennsylvania av
Meier D. H. (A. Schumacher & Co.) 144
Mulberry
Meier Eliza, cigar store, 268 s Ann
Meier Frederick, tailor, 15 s Spring
Meier W. bookbinder, 156 s Broadway
Meirrirriks Augustus, varnisher, 24 n Oregoa
Mierhoff M. hoopskirts, 37 n Howard
Meifert Sophia, 193 Vine
Meinkraniz H. W. cooper, s w cor New
Windsor and Bolton al
Meinkrantz Theodore, brush maker, Wilson
near Pennsylvania av
Meinkrantz K. s w cor New Windsor and Bol-
ton al
Meiksell John, conductor, 343 Columbia
Meilhaner Randolph, laborer, 272 s Bond
Meiller John, tobacconist, 12 n Liberty
Meineheim Michael, laborer, 233 s Wolfe
Meineke Eudoc, grocer, 54 s Regester
Meineke Rudolph, cigar maker, 246 Conway
Meinhardt Agnes, washerwoman, 68 Granby
MEINETSBERGER STEPHEN M. tailor,
24 s Sharp
Meir Fred'k cabinet maker, 102 s Eutaw
Meirs James, barrel dealer, 78 Cross
Meirs Wm. mariner, 25 Thames
Meis Conrad, umbrellamaker, 183 Eastern av
Meise Andrew, milk, 500 Lexington
Meise Henry, shoemaker, 61 Orchard
Meise John, laborer, 203 Aliceanna
Meisel George, butcher, 10 Hanover market,
dw Frederick road, Baltimore co
Meisel John, baker, 589 Pennsylvania av
Meisel Mrs. Rebecca, 127 West
Meiser Andrew H. blacksmith, 120 Raborg
Meiser Mrs. Barbara, 127 West
Meiser John, siiip joiner, 199 Gough
Meiser Louisa, teacher, 96 s Washington, F. P.
Meisner Adolph, tailor, 269 n Eutaw
Meisner Henry, laborer, 11 Baker
Meisner John, horseshoer, 178 e Madison
Meister Ernst, cooper, 133 Henrietta
MeisterF. artist, 6 Barnet,dw 401 Eutaw place
Meister George, 51 Aliceanna
Meister Henry, cooper, 23 Plum al
Meister Mangus, laborer, 15 Cambridge
Meisz Wm. tavern, 12 Fell
Meixner Henry, soldier, 529 Canton av
MEIXSEL & GRAFTON, flour and general
produce commission merchants, 149 w Pratt ,
Meixsel Jacob, city collector's office, 614 w
Lombard
Meixsel Joseph H. (M. & Grafton,) 308 w
Fayette
Meixsel Wm. H. bookkeeper, 614w Lombard
Meldaw August, tailor, 158 s Broadway
Melden August, tailor, 158 s Broadway
Mellen Rosana, grocer, 62 Chesnut
Melis Martin, baker, 58 Johnson
Melrick Henry, cabinet maker, 32 s Sharp
Melcher Casper, baker, 58 Johnson
Melcher Harman, gunsmith, 149 n Central av
Melhoir John, laborer, Chatsworth nr Lan-
vale
Melhorn Michael, laborer, 58 s Regester
Melhorn Zacharias, shoemaker, 58 s Re-
gester
Meller Henry, laborer, 2 Walsh
Mellev Oswald, watchmaker, 177 s Sharp
Mellien Joseph, varnisher, 84 Harrison
Melling Emanuel, clerk, 78 Aisquith
Melville Samuel J. painter, 166 George
Melvin Geo. W. pilot, 93 s Washington, F.P
WM. P. WIBBB, Mai'iiie, Fire and Ufe Instiraiice Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lAfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," S9 Second Street.
> Mutual
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Melvin George, huckster, 240 s Eutaw
Memmert John F. soldier, 72 George
Meminger Geo. cabinet maker, 218 n Caroline
Memorial (Episcopal) Chapel, Grundy near
Lanvale
Memorial (Episcopal) Church, n e cor Town-
send and Bolton
Mencke John R. police, 42 Constitution
Mencken Berkhard, grocery, 364 Cross
Mendoza John, cigar maker, 7 Watson
Menge Christopher A. wood and ivory turner,
181 Raborg
Menge Wm. glove maker, 368 Penna. av
Mengel Henry, mariner, 123 e Pratt
Menger Henry, lager beer, 262 Canton av
Menger Valentine, lager beer, Clinton w of
Boston
Menings John, laborer, 213 s Broadway
Menke Fredk. W. printer, 433 w Pratt
Menke Fredk. tailor, 435 w Pratt
Menke Granz, wagoner, cor Lancaster and
Bond
Menner Charles, finisher, 178 McHenry
Menner John, shoemaker, 194 Hollins
Menninger George, cabinetmaker, 218 n Car-
oline
Mennion Mary, 1 Friendship
Mennius Joseph, laborer, 343 e Lombard
JVIeno , watchmaker, 67 Barre
Mensdorf Peter, fisherman, 201 William
Menslage Fredk. grocery, 12 State
Menslage Wm. telegraph operator, 12 State
Menster Englebare, cooper, 70 n Caroline
Menster Henry, soldier, 25 Guilford al
Mentler Christopher, shoemaker, 39 s Re-
gester
Mentz Nicholas, mason, 306 Canton av
Mentzel Charles, carter, 203 s Chappell
Mentzel H. laborer, 104 Lancaster
Mentzel Henry, collector, B. & O. R. R. 112
Pearl
Mentzel Wm. tailor, 259 Lexington
Mentzel Wm. general agent, 3 Water
Mentzel Wm. agent, 112 Pearl
Menzul Charles, 186 George
Menzies Francis B. conductor N. C. R. R. 159
s Fremont
Meosgy Charles, chandler, 186 s Bond
Mercantile Club house, 72 n Calvert
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TION, Atheneeum buildings, n w cor St.
Paul and Saratoga
Merceman Joseph, porter, 160 Stirling
Mercer Catherine, dressmaker, 38 St. Mary
Mercer Charles H. (Bowen & M.) 328 e Bal-
timore
Mercer Charles G. engineer, 202 Penna. av
Mercer George T. sailmaker, 248 e Madison
Mercer George W. shoemaker, 156 s Ann
Mercer Henry R. bookkeeper, 554 w Balti-
more
Mercer James, laborer, 79 Boyd
Mercer James E. liquors, 208 Lee
MERCER LUTHER 0. saddle, harness and
trunk manufacturer, 334 w Baltimore, dw
311 Saratoga
Mercer Robert, laborer, 40 Ryan
Merceret Louis, public weigher, 79 Smith's
whf, dw 147 Saratoga
Merchant Mrs. Adelaide, 114 n Pine
Merchant Anna, seamstress, 14 n Oregon
Merchant Benjamin, clerk, 170 Hanover
Merchant Henrietta, 161 n Fremont
Merchant J. & Son, confectioners and fruiter-
ers, 174 w Pratt
Merchant John (J. M. & Son) 170 Hanover
Merchant J. (J. M. & Son) 170 Hanover
Merchant J. jr. sutler, 170 Hanover
Merchant Thomas, carpenter, 231 Peirce
Merchant Thomas, jr. carpenter, 231 Peirce
MERCHANTS' BANK, Exchange Build-
ings, s w cor Second and Gay
Merchants' Exchange Company, office New
Exchange buildings, Wm. Sperry, treas-
urer and secretary
MERCHANTS' SHOT WORKS, s e corner
Front and Fayette, Wm. P. Lemmon, pres-
ident
Merck August, shoemaker, 829 w Baltimore
Meredith Charles P. property agent, 465
Franklin
Meredith Daniel R. stonecutter, 257 s Charles
Meredith Mrs. Elizabeth, 257 s Charles
Meredith Mrs. Elizabeth, 151 w Biddle
MEREDITH GILMORE, agt. Pacific Mail
S. S. Co. and Gebhard Fire Ins. Co of New
York, 49 Exchange pi, dw 43 Franklin
Meredith Harriet A. fruiterer, s w cor Light
and Montgomery
Meredith John C. carpenter and pattern mak-
er, 95 Hamburg
Meredith John F. appraiser of custom house,
43 s Aisquith
Meredith Jonathan, attorney, dw 43 Franklin
Meredith Joseph H. (Canfield, Bro. & Co.)
92 w Madison
Meredith Mrs. Margaret, 140 Franklin
Meredith Mrs. Maria, 138 Saratoga
Meredith Samuel, laborer, 5 n Dewberry al
Meredith Wm. B. butcher, 192 Mulberry
Merfield Joseph, tobacconist, 68 n Howard
Mergottin Alexander, tailor, 66 Preston
Merhauke Henry, tavern, n e cor Light and
Water
Merkel Joseph, laborer, 673 Penna. av
Marker Andrew, blacksmith, 178 Saratoga,
dw 180
Merker George 0. 180 Saratoga
Merklin Geo. huckster, 15 Perry
Merklin Geo. 0. brakesman B. 0. R. R. dir
401 Saratoga
Merklin Mrs. Sarah, 401 Saratoga
Merks, John, laborer, 466 Canton av
Merle Andrew, carter, 2 McHenry
Merle Mrs. Mary, grocery, 2 McHenry
Merluzzi Nicholas A. clothier, 12 w Balti-
more
MERREFIELD JOSEPH, auction dry
goods, over 258 w Baltimore, dw 31 s Sharp
MERRILL WARNER, agent Wheeler and
Wilson's sewing machines and lightning
rods, 214 w Baltimore
Merrick John R. grocer, 42 Constitution
Merrick Jesse, shoemaker, 287 e Eager
Merrick Wm. M. attorney, 29 St. Paul, dw
36 Cathedral
Merriken Catharine, 107 Lexington
Merriken Francis M. engraver, over 159 w
Baltimore, dw 12 n Bond
Merriken James, laborer, 154 Ross
Merriken James T. tinner, 293 e Fayette
Merriken Joseph S. last maker, 118 w Lom-
bard, dw 13 Columbia
Merriken Wm. dry goods, 1 Water, dw 90
s Paca
Merriken Wm. tinner, 293 e Fayette
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, A*.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, (31 Spear's Wliarf.
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Mernken Wm. bookbinder, 107 Lexington
Merrill Capt. Henry M. 260 n Howard
Merrill Catherine Ann, dressmaker, 94 n
Greene
Merrill J. L. bookkeeper, 141 n Charles
Merrill Jeremiah L . gunsmith , 275 w Lombard
Merrill Jas. H. (M., Thomas & Co.) 145
Washington place
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO., manuf. and
importers of guns, gun locks and rifles, 239
w Baltimore ; forging shop 3 Lovely la
Merrill Wm. Y. gunsmith, 275 w Lombard
Merrillion Mrs. Rebecca, 147 Mulberry
Merritt Charles, heater, 22 Scott
Merritt Caleb, pattern maker, 326 e Baltimore
Merritt Mrs. Ellen, milliner, 243 w Fayette
Merritt Elizabeth, 111 n Front
Merritt Francis, 181 s Charles
Merritt Geo. A. (Wm. K. M. & Co.) 622 w
Fayette
Merritt Henrietta, 80 Hamburg
Merritt Isaac H. 243 w Fayette
Merritt James A. clerk, 228 AiSquith
Merritt Jno. B. pattern maker, 80 Hamburg
Merritt John P. soldier, 176 n Eden
MERRITT JOSEPH C. & BRO., Maryland
coal oil works, 125 and 127 Eastern av
Merritt Joseph C. (Jos. C. M, & Bro.) 4 n
Broadway
Merritt Samuel, (Jos. C. M. & Bro.) 310 e
Baltimore
Merritt Samuel, clerk, 17 n Schroeder
Merritt Wm. K. (W. K. M. & Co.) Eager
near Charles
Merritt Wm. K. & Co., wholesale grocers and
commission merchants, 53 s Calvert and 57
Cheapside
Merryman Barnet K. s w cor Aliceanna and
Cannon
MERRYMAN CHARLES, lumber dealers,
s w cor Pratt and Greene, dw 83 s Greene
Merryman Mrs. Ellen, trimmings and fancy
goods, 139 n Eutaw
Merryman Francis A. 139 n Eutaw
Merryman Franklin W. clerk, 83 s Greene
Merryman Geo. dentist and water registrar,
50 n Calvert
Merryman Jacob, boot fitter, 194 Orleans
Merryman John, clerk, 154 w Lombard
Merryman Joseph P. attorney, 71 w Fayette,
dw 50 n Charles
Merryman Dr. Moses W. 134 W. Fayette
Merryman Moses S. R. clerk, 84 Columbia
Merryman Nicholas B. (M. & Young,) 43 n
Poppleton
MERRRYMAN OLIVER P. curled hair and
bristle manufacturer, 151 w Fayette, dw 50
w Biddle
Merryman Philip, laborer, Canton av nr Gist
Merryman Samuel H. B. salesman, 189 Mul-
berry
Merryman & Young, bricklayers and jobbers,
basement 61 e Fayette
Mersmann Joseph, porter, 162 Stirling
Merson Charles E. engineer, 54 s Schroeder
Merson John H. blacksmith, 588 w Pratt
Merson Thomas L. blacksmith, 14 Lemmon
Merson Wm. G. blacksmith, 416 w Lombard
Mertens Conrad, shoemaker, 45 Orchard
Merter Michael, wagoner, 642 Light
Merz Henry, gas fitter and plumber, 254 w
Pratt
Meseke Frederick, shoemaker, 322 w Pratt
Mesenberg Geo. stoves and tinware, 28 s Pop-
pleton
Meshaw Dennis, trimmings, 554 w Baltimore,
dw Pearl
Meshberger John, tailor, 12 s Regester
Meshberger John, jr., 12 s Regester
Messer John, watchmaker, 651 w Baltimore
Messer John, jr., watchmkr, 651 w Baltimore
Messerschmidt Adam, baker, 137 s Fremont
Messersmith Charles, butcher, 107 Centre
and 48 Lexington markets, dw Penna av n of
Northern av
Messersmith Emanuel, shoemaker, 123 Penn-
sylvania av
Messersmith George, baker, 15 n Poppleton
Messersmith Jacob, yeast, 125 Penna av
Messersmith J. K. & Son, bakers, 82 Penna
av. dw J. K. M. 82
Messersmith John W. (J. K. M. & Son,) 82
Penna av
Messersmith Wm. butcher, 98 Centre and 11
Lexington markets, dw Aisquith near Biddle
Messick Charlotte, 89 s Broadway
Messick Robert, clerk, 96 e Pratt
Messick Theodore, carriage maker, 209 Han-
over
Messing Mrs. Susanna, 58 n Pine
Messner Jacob, blacksmith, 144 n Bond
Mesz John, carpenter, 280 s Sharp
Mesz John, 'trunk maker, 280 s Sharp
Metamora (Red Men) Hall, 124 and 126 w
Lombard
Metcalf Emanuel, soldier, w Boyd
Metcalf Geo. W. shoemaker, 101 w Boyd
Metcalf George, machinist, 447 w Fayette
Metcalf Wm. H. soldier, 101 w Boyd
Meteer Albert, coach smith, 41 n Eden
Meteer Samuel B. mariner, 41 n Eden
Methaney Jas. of Custom House, 298 e Lom-
bard
Methaney Mrs. Mary, 298 e Lombard
Metherell Mary, teacher, 46 n High
Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School, HoUins
near Oregon
Methodist Protestant Church, s w cor Lom-
bard and Washington
Methodist Protestant Church, s e cor Lom-
bard and Greene
Methodist Protestant Church, n e cor Fayette
and Aisquith
Methodist Protestant Publication Oflice and
Book Store, 12 n Gay
Metropolitan Hall, 84 w Baltimore,
METTEE ALBERT R. paper hanger, 150 s
Broadway
Mettee Elizabeth, 69 e Pratt
Mettee Emily J. 5 Penn
Mettee Mrs. E. S., Hollins near Calhoun
Mettee Lieut. James S. 131 n Eden
Mettee John, sexton Christ Church, 19 e
Monument
Mettee Joseph, cooper, 104 Dugan's whf
Mettee Leonard C. blacksmith, 113 w Lom-
bard, dw 73 s Sharp
Mettee Leonard, type caster, 240 n Caroline
Mettee Margaret J. cupper and leecher, 73 s
Sharp
Mettee Martin W. harbor master, 131 n Eden
Mettee Martin, jr., soldier, 131 n Eden
METTEE MILTON D. paper hangings, 42
n Eutaw, dw 77
Mettee Mrs, Susan, 12 s Ann
Mettegar Louis, tailor, 227 e Monument
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Mettiiiger John P. mariner, 27 Philpot
Metz Charles, laborer, Foster al. nr. Hoffman
Metz David H. clerk, 5 and 7 s Liberty
Metz Henry, cabinet maker, over 227 w Pratt
Metz John A. tailor, 60 Somerset
Metz John E. clerk, Baltimore Co.
Metz John F. carpenter, 184 Vine
Metz John F. tavern, s w cor Cross and Hen-
rietta
Metz John, cabinet maker, 226 e Eager
Metz Richard A . turner, 636 w Baltimore
Metz Sarah, 636 w Baltimore
Metzel Geo. V. cabinet maker, Hudson w of
Federal
Metzer John, paver, 364 e Eager
Metzger Aaron, horse dealer, 37 e Lombard
Metzgi r Fredk. shoemaker, 237 Canton av
Metzger Gotleib, restaurant, 101 Conway
Metzger Franklin, chemist and druggist, s e
cor Gay and Exeter
Metzger Isaac, (M. & Miller,) 53 e Fayette
Metzger John, carter, 220 s Eutaw
Metzger & Miller, clothiers, 88 Centre Market
space
METZGER Miss, dressmaker, 97 n Charles
Metzger Sally A. variety store, 151j^ n Gay
Metzler John, shoemaker, 147 Peirce"
Metzman Louis, lager beer, 42 n Caroline
Metzung Joseph, carver, 63 Mulberry
MeuUer John, laborer, 40 Aliceanna, Canton
Meushaw Charles H. bookbinder, 94 n Greene
Meurer Nicholas, huckster, 254 Canton av
Mewburn Joseph, 20 Republican
Mewshaw Charlotte, 353 Light
Mewshaw John A. machinist, 363 Light
Mex Frederick, cedar cooper, 411 w Pratt
Mexican Consulate, J. A. Pizarro, 3 Barnet
Meyberger Philip, shoemaker, 494 Penna. av
Meyd Francis, wheelwright and blacksmith,
HI Henrietta, dw 253 s Sharp
Meyer August, cap maker, 190 s Charles
MEYER AUG. G., Manufacturer of
White Lead, Paints, Varnishes,
Lamp Black, Saltpetre, &c., No.
100 Lombard Street, dw. 226.
Meyer Mrs. A. M. 121 Garden
Meyer Augustine, cigar maker, 316 Eastern
avenue
Meyer Charles, shoemaker, 289 Raborg
Meyer Charles, shoemaker, 86 Central av
MEYER CHARLES, wines and liquors, 199
Montgomery
Meyer Christian, tailor, 49 Albemarle
Meyer Mrs. Catharine M. grocery, 3 e cor
Howard and Richmond
Meyer C. J. druggist, 121 Garden
Meyer Catharine, seamstress, 142 s Regester
Meyer Carl H, laborer, 182 s Spring
Meyer Elias, clothier, 161 FranKlin
Meyer Mrs. Elizabeth, 110 Barre
MEYER FERDINAND, hosiery, gloves,
worsteds, undershirts and drawers, 139 W
Baltimore, dw 241 w Lombard
Meyer F. C. staves, 275 s Bond
Meyer Frederick, gardener, Frederick road
nr. city limits
Meyer Frederick G. tobacconist, 744 w Balti-
more
Meyer Frederick, piano maker, 219 Henrietta
Meyer Frederick, piano maker, 43 Pearl
Meyer George, brass founder, 21 w Pratt
Meyer George, gunsmith, 124 s Charles
Meyer George, butcher, 343 Penna. av
Meyer George, restaurant, 125 Franklin
Meyer GeArge, blacksmith, 97 Thames
MEYER G. & CO. stoves, 505 w Baltimore
Meyer Gerhardt (G. M. & Co ) 505 w Balti-
more
Meyer George H. L. shoemaker. 41 n Liberty
Meyer Herman F. clerk, 121 Garden
Meyer Herman, box maker, 14 Abey al
Meyer Herman, rigger, 31 Fell
Meyer Harman, box maker, 356 West
Meyer Henry, laborer, 96 Lancaster
Meyer Henry, 246 s Bond
Meyer Henry, tinner, 44 Park
Meyer Henry, cabinet maker, 106 n Howard
Meyer Henry, laborer, 91 Somerset
Meyer Henry, shoemaker, 141 n Central av
Meyer Henry, laborer, 3 Choptank
Meyer Henry, blacksmith, 73 Eislein
Meyer Henry, drayman, 14 Etna lane
Meyer Henry, Wm. Tell House
Meyer Capt. Henry, mariner, 106 s Eutaw
Meyer Jacob, of tobacco warehouse No. 2,
98 s Charles
Meyer James & Co. grocers and commission
merchants, 37 Cheapside
Meyer James, (J. M. & Co.) 123 Hanover
Meyer John F. A. tavern, 39 German
Meyer John H. confectioner, 104 w Baltimore
Meyer John, 56 Essex
Meyer John F. shoemaker, 189 s Bond
Meyer John, cooper, 142 s Regester,
Meyer John C. shoemaker, 6 Columbia
MEYER JOHN G. grocery and feed store, s
e cor Poppleton and Columbia
Meyer John, wood sawyer, 21 s Wolfe
Meyer John W. lager beer, 44 n Frederick
Meyer John, laborer, 21 Sterrett
Meyer John P. grocery, 127 Barre
Meyer John, tailor, 65 McElderry
Meyer Kunigunda, 244 Canton av
Meyer Louisa, 14 Mercer
Meyer Lewis, farmer, 26 Bank
Meyer Lewis G. groceries and liquors, 134
Franklin
Meyer Lorenz tin and coppersmith, 44 Park
Meyer Louis, cigar store, 252 s Broadway
Meyer Laneliart, cooper, 208 s Sharp
Meyer L. coffin trimmings, Uhler'a al
Meyer Michael, shoemaker, 364 Penna. av
Meyer Mary, 76 Biddle al
Meyer Meyer D. dry goods, 143 n Gay
Meyer Martin, tailor, 311 n Central av
Meyer Michael, laborer, 15 Smith's al
Meyer Misses, school teachers, 18 Barnet
Meyer JNathan, second-hand dealer, 128 s
Caroline
Meyer N. stevedore, 108 Lancaster
Meyer P. dry goods, 189 n Gay
Meyer Peter, tavern, 60 Centre Market space
Meyer Philip, shoemaker, 316 w Pratt
Meyer Sophia, shop, s e cor McElderry and
Spring
Meyer Simon, blacksmith, Walsh nr. Laurens
Meyer Valentine, cooper, 75 Grace ct
Meyer Wm. B- clerk, 123 Hanover
Meyer Wm. laborer, 66 Light
Meyer Wm. mariner, 4 Shakspear
Meyers Wm. cigar maker, 105 e Baltimore
Meyers Augustus C. cigar maker, 14 Lee
"WDI. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and I.lfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 8U Second Street.
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Meyers August, lager beer, Frederick road nr.
city limits
Meyers Abraham, furniture, 206 s Charles
Meyers August G. white lead mill, Cross,
nr. Johnson
Meyers Clorinda, 64 e Fayette
Meyers Charles, baker and eating house, 258
s Broadway
Meyers Charles R. huckster, 14 Brune
Meyers Charles, currier, 285 Raborg
Meyers Christopher, tavern, 64 Light
Meyers David, laborer, 2 Townsend
Meyers Ellen F. grocery, 273 L. Hughes
Meyers Elizabeth, 105 n Caroline
Meyers E. police, 44 Warner
Meyers Frederick, tinner, 343 Light
Meyers Henry D. box maker, 50 Leadenhall
Meyers Henry, tailor, 185 Peirce
Meyers Henry, soldier, n e cor Washington
and Polk, Homestead
Meyers Jacob Wm. fireman, 343 Light
Meyers Jacob, laborer, 70 Beason
Meyers John H. grocery, 299 Franklin
Meyers John, laborer, 45 Hampstead
Meyers & Kemp, restaurant, 92 w Baltimore
Meyers Oliver, (M. & Kemp,) 92 w Baltimore
Meyers Peter, laborer, Belvidere House
Meyers Samuel, well digger, n e cor Wash-
ington and Polk, Homestead
Meyers Solomon, second hand goods, 156 L.
Greene
Meyers Wm. wood dealer, foot of Ann
Meyers Wm. tailor, 252 e Eager
Meyers Wm. laborer, 273 L. Hughes
Meyers Wm. cigar maker, 105 e Baltimore
Meyers Yort, sugar refiner, 30 Albemarle
Meyler James, porter, 29 Harford av
Meyser Conrad, carpenter, 100 n Paca
Mhoon John W. porter, 51 Hill
Michael Alexander D. (M. & Bro.) 59>^ n
Calvert
Michael Barbary, 61 n Amity
Michael & Bro. paper hangings and uphol-
stery goods, 122 w Baltimore
Michael Christina M. laundress, 119 Plum
Michael Daniel S. fireman, 130 McHenry
Michael Mrs. Elizabeth, 471 w Pratt
Michael Emanuel H. morocco dresser, 346 e
Eager
Michael Francis, tinner, 230 Orleans
Michael Frederick, laborer, 7 Spruce al
Michael George D. cigar maker, 471 w Pratt
Michael Henry, cooper, 376 s Charles
Michael Henry J. (M. & Bro.) 56 w Fayette
Michael Henry, hardware store, s e cor Cen-
tral av and Fayette
Michael Henry, laborer, 220 Castle al
Michael Henry, piano maker, 404 s Charles
Michael Henry, tailor, 149 Chesnut
Michael Jacob, baker, 146 s Broadway
Michael Jacob(Wm.H. M. & Son)66 s Exeter
Michael James, dyer, 52 Harford av
Michael John, carpenter, 61 n Amity
Michael John, laborer, 220 s Durham
Michael John J. baker, 184 s Bond
Michael John W. shoemaker, 471 w Pratt
Michael Josephine, 25 n Liberty
Michael Lewis, confectionery, 421 n Gay
Michael Mary, 25 n Liberty
Michael Margaret A. E. tailoress, 471 w Pratt
Michael Martin, blacksmith. Liberty road nr.
Penna av
Michael Mrs. Mary, 209 Saratoga
Michael Peter, butcher, 382 Penna av
Michael Peter, laborer, 88 s Poppleton
Michael Sarah J. boarding house, 73 n High
Michael Wm. H. wood dealer. Union dock,
dw 66 s Exeter
Michael WiUiam H. (W. H. M. & Son,) 66 s
Exeter
Michael Wm. H. & Son, commission mer-
chants, 10 Bowly's whf
Michaelsen P. W. rigger, 213 Aliceanna
MICHEAU DR. THEuDORE J. 249 s How-
ard
Micheau Letitia, druggist, 249 s Howard
Michel Adam, chair maker, 56 s Eutaw
Michel Carl, barber, 54 Central av
Michel Frederick, tailor, 186 Vine
Michel Helena, tailoress, 186 Vine
Michel Henry, restaurant, 835 w Baltimore
Michel Louis, confectionery, 421 n Gay
Michel Martha, tailoress, 186 Vine
Michel Nicholas, stevedore, 306 Canton av
Michel Peter, cooper, 185 s Bethel
Michel Theodore, confectioner, 2 Bedford al
Michel Thomas, conductor, 477 w Lombard
Michel Wm. tobacconist, 117 n Calvert
Michell Geo. F. 24 s Broadway
Michelman Charles, carpenter, 257 s Ann
Michelmau H. E. tobacconist, 18 Park
Mick Jacob, laborer, 547 Canton av
Mickle Robert, cashier Union Bank, 41 Mc-
Culloh
Middendorf J. Clement, laborer, 33 William
Middendorf Harman, porter, 127 n Central av
Middendorf Herman, 2 Gough
Middendorf Henry, grocery, 46 Leadenhall
Middendorf Henry, jr., porter, 127 s Central av
Middlecamp Henry, carter, 34 Gittings
Middlekauff Emanuel, clerk, 285 w Fayette
Middlekauff J. A. machinist, 92 n Schroeder
Middlemis Mrs. Elizabeth, variety store, 109
Chew
Middlemis John H. wood turner, 109 Chew
Middlemore Mrs. Juliana, 124 n Pine
Middlemore Samuel, saddler, 124 n Pine
Middleton Charles F. (M. & Dorsey,) Balti-
more Co.
Middleton & Dorsey,tobacconists, 126 w Pratt,
factory 103 s Charles
Middleton Ignatius (Gardiner & M.) 640 w
Fayette
Middleton James P. soldier, 69 s Eutaw
Middleton Dr. John D. homoepathist, 137 w
Fayette
Middleton John A. (M. & Warfield,) Bolton,
betw. Lanvale and Townsend
Middleton Richard H. engineer, 56 Courtland
Middleton Richard, storage and commission
merchant, 119 Smith's whf, dw 56 Courtland
Middleton & Warfield, commission merchants,
7 German
Miebert Herman, baker, 41 Preston
Miekard Charles, laborer, 138 Peirce
Mikel George, carter, 142 s Spring
Miekel Joseph, tailor, 184 s Bond
Mienz John, cigar maker, 385 w Pratt
Mier Barbara, dry goods, 215 e Pratt
Mier Henry, salesman, 25 Pratt .
Miete Fredk. W. baker, 63 s Fremont
Miete Henry A. cigar box mkr, 157 s Charles
Mieting Charles, carpenter, 68 Granby
Mieting Mrs. Mary, lager beer saloon, 161 e
Fayette
I Miezel John, tailor, 63 Bank
J. HEIVRY GIESS, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Orain, Seeds, &c.
Roaeudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, !S1 Spear's Wliarf.
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Mifflin Wm. blacksmith, 134 Preston
Mifflin Geo. W. 134 Preston
Mifflin James, finisher, 132 Preston
Mifort Fredk. cooper, 198 Eastern av
Migen Mrs. Nancy, 125 Mulberry
Mihke Charles, blacksmith, 234 e Lombard
Mihm Conrad, piano maker, 246 s Sharp
Mihm Patrick, carter, 21 Jackson's ct
Mike John, laborer. Falls road near toUgate
Mikel John, tailor, 267 e Lombard
Mikel Joseph, tailor, 63 Bank
Mikesey Wm. roller, 27 Pleasant al
Milan David, conductor, 118 Orleans
Milan Dennis C. laborer, 52 Buren
Milan Patrick, lab. rear of 197 Montgomery
Milbourne, Adams & McGee, sail makers,
over 4 Light st. whf
Milbourne Charles D. (M., Adams & McGec,)
24 Warren
Milbourne Elijah, gaiter uppers, 56 Mulberry
Milbourne Elijah S. blacksmith, 66 Clay
Milbourne Mary A. 66 Clay
Milbourne Wm. T. machinist, 66 Clay
Milburn Alfred K. stone cutter, 323 e Monu-
ment
Milburn Charles D. sailmaker, 24 Warren
Milburn James A. pilot, 126 s Ann
Milburn John H. carpenter, 69 Hampstead
Milburn John T. pilot, 204 s Ann
Milburn Thomas, carpenter, 323 e Monument
Milburn Thomas, tinner, 189 e Madison
Milde Joseph, mariner, 5 s Caroline
Mildner Charles, shoemaker, 341 e Monument
Miles Abraham S. (G. S. Windsor & Co.) 22
e Lombard
Miles Albert, harness maker, 234 German
Miles Charles, clerk, 51 n Fremont
Miles Charles A. restaurant and billiards, 66
w Fayette, and 5 Centre Market space, dw
97 s High
Miles Daniel, carter, 32Haubert
MILES H. CLAY, 49 n Fremont
Miles Mrs. Eliza, 8 L. Paca
Miles Mrs. Elizabeth, 49 n Fremont
Miles Mrs. Elizabeth, 218 Mulberry
Miles George, livery stable, Ramsay, dw 41
Portland
Miles George T. teamster, 97 s Poppleton
Miles Henry, (M. & O'Niel,) 7.3 Preston
Miles John, blacksmith, 56 Davis
Miles John S. boat builder, foot of York, dw
53 s Eden
Miles & O'Neil, restaurant, s w cor North and
Foundry
MILES & HOPKINS, grocers and commis-
sion merchants, 68 s Calvert
Miles Richard D. clerk to Provost Marshal,
60 s Broadway
Miles Robert, turner, 158 Vine
Miles Robert, well digger, 367 e Eager
Miles Samuel, carter, 199 n Fremont
Miles Samuel, finisher, 12 Ross
Miles Samuel G. (M. &. Hopkins,) 212 w
Lomliard
Miles Wm. E. shoemaker, 29 * Charles
MilhoUand Arthur, 55 n Front
MILHOLLAND Dr. E. F. resident physi-
cian at Baltimore Infirmary, cor Lombard
and Greene
MilhoUand Isaac, machinist, 82 Albemarle
MilhoUand James, stoves, &c. 708 w Baltimore
MilhoUand Rol)crt D. jr., teller. Commercial
& Farmers' Bank, dw 274 e Baltimore
Milke Henry, waterman, 75 Elliott
Milke John, waterman, 75 Elliott
Millagan Mrs. Susan, 42 Franklin
Millar Alexander H. government employ,
Biddle 3d door from Eutaw
Millar Charles W. (J. W. Bruff & Co.) 34
McCulloh
Millar Ellen, 90 Saratoga
Millar Henry A. moulder, 221 Orleans
Millar Isaac, bricklayer, 221 Orleans
Millar M. A. 90 Saratoga
Millchaup Lydia, confectionery, 198 Forrest
Miller Adam, shoemaker, 211 Montgomery
Miller Adam, currier, 97 w Monument
Miller Adam, tailor, 273 e Eager
Miller Alfred B. cashier at Maltby house
MILLER ALFRED B. dealer in watches and
jewelry, 161 w Baltimore, dw 46 Pearl
Miller Alfred J. artist, 264 w Fayette
Miller Alexander H. bricklayer, 134 Raborg
Miller Amandus, tailor, 21 Plum al
Miller Ambrose, cooper, 348 s Sharp
Miller Andrew, tailor, 22 e Eager
Miller Andrew, milkman. Liberty road near
Fremont
Miller Andrew, ship carpenter, 108 s Chapel
Miller Andrew J. (Davis & M.) 167 w Fay-
ette
Miller Andrew, laborer, 240 e Eager
Miller Andrew J. (Benj. & A. J. M.) 196
Garden
Miller Andrew J. piano maker, 61 Portland
MiUer Andrew, laborer, 90 Walker ct
Miller Andrew, laborer, 185 s Eden
Miller Andrew, tailor, 341 Saratoga
Miller Mrs. Ann M. 177 Henrietta
Miller Mrs. Ann Elizabeth, confectionery, 30
Chatsworth
Miller Ann, 66 e Baltimore
Miller Annie, 19 MuUikin
Miller Anthony, 174 Pearl
Miller Anton, straw cutter, cor Gorsuch av
and Polk, Homestead
Miller A. D. (Jacob F. M. & Co.) 85 St.
Paul
Miller August, cooper, Bevan nr Cross
Miller August, tailor, 119 McElderry
Miller Augustine, carpenter, 206 Franklin
Miller Benjamin & A. J. painters, 93 Jasper
Miller Benjamin (Benjamin & A. J. M.) 9
Grundy
Miller Benjamin F. clerk, 206 Franklin
Miller B. F. shoemaker, 246 s Broadway
Miller Barnitz, laborer, 220 B Washington,
F. P.
MILLER & BEACHAM, music publishers,
10 n Charles
Miller Cassandra, 36 n Spring
Miller Casper, laborer. Fort av nr Lowman
Miller Casper, shoemaker, 93 n Caroline
Miller Casper, piano maker, 253 Lee
Miller Casper, furniture wagoner, 46 Presi-
dent
Miller C. furniture, 241 s Bond
Miller Charles, shoemaker, 36 Leadenhall
Miller Charles W. (G. W. Bruff & Co.) cor
McCulloh and Preston
Miller Charles F. (Fowble & M.) 375 Lex-
ington
Miller Charles, butcher, 127 Columbia
Miller Charles, carpenter N. C. R. R. near
reservoir
Miller Charles, cigar maker, 228 a Charles
GEO. S. PAOB <Ss BRO., Manufacturers of Roofa and Roofing Materials, 111 Smltb's
Wliarf. C. HAKT S9IITH, Agent.
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Miller Charles, 340 Mulberry
Miller Charles, blacksmith, 3 Biddle al
Miller Charles, mate, 150 e Pratt
Miller Charles F. porter, 2 Haw-
Miller Charles, shoemaker, 80 Somerset
Miller Charles, harness maker, 229 Aliceanna
Miller Charles W. painter, 201 Ross
Miller Catherine, 4 Greenwillow
Miller Catherine, laundress, 74 Buren
Miller Catherine, tailoress, 227 s Wolfe
Miller Catherine, 51 e Fayette
Miller Mrs. Catherine, 186 Preston
Miller Christian, cooper, 329 s Sharp
Miller Christian, laborer, 415 s Charles
Miller Christina, 152 Eastern av
Miller Christiana, 137 Welcome al
Miller ChristofF, iron roller, 336 Canton
Miller Conrad, cigar maker, cor Harapstead
and Dallas
Miller Conrad, butcher, 489 e Pratt
Miller Conrad G. butcher, 312 e Baltimore
Miller Conrad, bakery, 127 Conway
Miller Conrad, carter, 305 Columbia
Miller D. H. (J. Heald & Co.) n w cor Mon-
ument and Cathedral
MILLER DANIEL & CO. importers and
Jobbers of dry goods, 329 w Baltimore
Miller Daniel (D. M. & Co.) 40 s Sharp
Miller Daniel S. clerk, 116 Mulberry
Miller Daniel, tobacconist, 22 e Pratt
Miller Danford, Strieker s of Pratt
Miller David, carpenter, 52 n Pine
Miller David S. K. butcher, 94 Lexington
market, dw Northern av nr Penna. av
Miller Dominic, shoemaker, 18 Preston
Miller Edgar C. (Samuel Bevan & Co.) 113
w Monument
Miller Dr. Edward A. 194 w Biddle
Miller Edward A. (Armstrong & M.) In
Exeter
Miller Edwin A. clerk, 89 s Greene
Miller Elizabeth, 157 s Caroline
Miller Elizabeth, 214 s Charles
Miller Elizabeth, 201 Ross
Miller Mrs. Elizabeth, 151 e Lombard
Miller Mrs. Elizabeth, 19 s Central av
Miller Ellen A. teacher, 336 w Fayette
Miller Mrs. Emeline, tailoress, 12 Ramsay
Miller Ents, tailor, 366 e Eager
Miller Enoch H. carpenter, 67 Albemarle,
dw 68
Miller Ernest, butcher, 45 e Fayette
Miller F. laborer, rear of 194 Aliceanna
Miller Felton, blacksmith, 87 n Poppleton
Miller Francis A. bricklayer, 116 Mulberry
Miller Pranciscus, seamstress, 7 Valley
Miller Frederick, laborer, 751 Light
Miller Frederick, pickler, 121 s Eden
Miller Frederick, factory hand, 869 w Pratt
Miller Frederick, basket maker, 260 Ann
Miller Frederick, planing mill, 46 President
Miller Frederick, real estate broker, Penna.
av nr tollgate
Miller Frederick W. shoemaker, 211 Con-
way
Miller Frederick T. shoemaker, 757 w Balti-
more
Miller George K. coal, 162 s Paca
Miller George T. varnisher, 29 Rock
Miller George W. edge tool manufacturer, 7
Camden, dw 142
Miller George W. bar tender Union hotel, cor
Bond and Thames
Miller George, laborer, Saratoga nr Calhoun
Miller George C. cashier Bank of Commerce,
• 644 w Fayette
Miller George W. stone cutter, 206 Franklin
Miller George, butcher, 489 e Baltimore
Miller George, cigar maker, s e cor Gay and
Madison
Miller George, nailmaker, 379 w Pratt
Miller George, laborer, 40 Block
Miller Geo. C. carpenter, 153 n Fremont
'Miller George, bricklayer, 4 Hull's 'a
Miller Geo. H. (Coffroth, M. & Co.; 84 n
Paca
Miller George, laborer, 21 New Church
Miller George, blacksmith, 379 w Pratt
Miller George, 232 s Caroline
Miller George, shoemaker, 172 s Sharp
Miller George, brick moulder, 630 Light
Miller George, laborer, 284 Aliceanna
Miller Geo. W. clerk, 206 Franklin
Miller Georgiana, seamstress, 52 McElderry
Miller Gephart, printer, 11 w Lanvale
Miller Gotleib, cooper, 132 n Spring
Miller Gotleib, nightman, 49 Burke, Canton
Miller Grace, milliner, 216 Cross
Miller Harrison, brakesman, 625 w Pratt
Miller Hartman, teamster, Calverton mills,
near Almhouse
Miller Hartman, teamster, 2 w Centre
Miller Henry, blacksmith, 340 w Pratt
Miller Henry, shoemaker, 7 Trinity
Miller Henry, cooper, 87 >^ Jefferson
Miller Henry, grocery. 111) Bank
Miller Henry, cigar box maker, 225 s Eutaw
Miller Henry G. boot maker, 183 n Eden
Miller Henry, barber, 94 e Madison
Miller H. Clay, clerk, 40 s Sharp
Miller Henry, tailor, 23 Biddle al
Miller Henry, capmaker, 241 Light
Miller Henry C. (J. Harvey Sedgwick & Co.)
2 Water
Miller Henry C. vinegar, 156 Henrietta
Miller Henry, hardware, 228 Canton av
Miller Henry C. bartender, 186 w Pratt
Miller Henry, grocer, 69 Somerset
Miller Henry & Co. butcher, 92 Centre mar-
ket, dw 484 e Baltimore
Miller Henry, tailor, 15 Elizabeth la
Miller Henry, laborer, 35 s Wolfe
Miller H. Clay, clerk, 81 w Hoffman
Miller Henry, shoemaker, 792 w Baltimore
Miller Henry carter, 4 Jaspar
Miller Henry, butcher, 489 e Baltimore
Miller Henry, laborer, 41 Philpot
Miller Henry, ship carpenter, 27 Philpot
Miller H. C. & Co. liquors, 2 Water
Miller Herman, tailor, 244 n Central av
Miller Herman, carter, 5 Hoffman
Miller Mrs. Hester, shoe binder, 439 Raborg
Miller Hester, 156 e Fayette
Miller's Hotel, cor German and Paca
Miller Ignatz, tailor, 255 Washington, F. P.
Miller Isaac, carpenter, 6 n Exeter, dw 15 e
Fayette
Miller Jacob, wagoner, 120 Eager
Miller Jacob, rigger 154 s Ann
Miller Jacob, 151 e Pratt
Miller Jacob F. & Co. general commission
merchants, 83 South
Miller Jacob F. (J. F. M. & Co.) 85 St. Paul
Miller Jacob, car driver. Harford av near city
limits
Miller Jacob H. plumber, "JS Jasper
WM. P. AVEBB, Marine, Fire and Life InsHr;snce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., IVew.irlc, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
'Mutual
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Miller Jacob, carpenter, 113 Henrietta
Miller Jacob, shoemaker, 306 Canton av
Miller Jacob, (Brooks & M.) n e cor Harrison
and Fayette
Miller Jacob, blacksmith, 237 Hollins
Miller Jacob, shoemaker, 238 s Bond
Miller James, watchman, Mount Clare, 225
Conway
Miller James, stevedore, Biddle near Caroline
Miller James D. clerk, 187 McCulloh
Miller James H. carpenter, 498 Franklin
Miller James, painter, 205 e Baltimore
Miller Capt James, mud machine, 225 Con-
way
Miller Jane, 90 Chesnut
Miller Jeremiah, soldier, 78 Central av
Miller Jessie police, 11 s Carey
Miller John, carpenter, 177 Henrietta
Miller John, shoemaker, 39 Lancaster
Miller Capt. John A. 174 s Wolfe
Miller John, well digger, 153 s Spring
P/liller John G. cooper, 95 Peach al
Miller John, cabinet maker, 35 n Dallas
Miller John, tailor, 117 McElderry
Miller John, plasterer, 214 s Charles
Miller John, laborer, 36 Walsh
Miller John, jr., coal, n w cor Paca and Ger-
man, dw 13 s Exeter
Miller John, provisions, n e cor Bank and
Washington, dw n e cor Bank and Regester
Miller John, machinist, 23 Ensor
Miller John, printer, 224 Preston
Miller John A. 103 s Regester
Miller John, cooper, 31 King
Miller John, police, 7 Josephine
Miller John, cabinet maker, 56 s Bethel
Miller John, currier, 100 s Caroline
Miller John, shoemaker, 62 Ross
Miller John, shoemaker, 184 n Eden
Miller John Henry, hostler, 206 s Wolfe
Miller John F. police, 65 s Fremont
Miller John M. tailor, 56 Eislein
Miller John, soldier, 21 Fountain
Miller John, 85 Cambridge
Miller John P. tavern, 119 Penna av
Miller John D. shoemaker, 133 Peirce
Miller John, laborer, 19 Spruce al
Miller John R. cooper, 17 Penna av
Miller John, lai)orer, 53 Durst al
Miller John, (Jno. M. & Bro.) 125 Columbia
Miller John, butcher, 15 Elizabeth la, dw 362
Light
Miller John H. collector, 336 w Fayette
Miller John T. carpenter, 12 Ramsay
Miller John D. mariner, s e cor Leadenhall
and Henrietta
Miller John W. A. painter, 135 Raborg
Miller John H. laborer, 106 s Dallas
Miller John, tailor, 280 s Bond
Miller John, hack driver, 165 s Eden
Miller John G. shoemaker, over 31 s Wolfe
Miller John, lager beer, 282 Canton av
Miller John M. (Daniel M. & Co.) 40 s Sharp
Miller John, laborer, 70 s Caroline
Miller John, laborer, 230 Aliceaima
Miller John, stevedore, 181 Eastern av
Miller John, broom maker, 12 e Lombard
Miller John, conductor N. C. R. R. 110 n
Calvert
Miller John, soldier, 99 Washington, F. H.
Miller John, shoemaker, 184 n Eden
Miller John, tailor, 165 s Eden
Miller John, 181' Eastern av
Miller John, laborer, 31 Mosher
Miller Joseph J. cooper, 403 Lexington
Miller Joseph, painter, 52 Harford av
Miller Joseph, turner, 78 French
Miller Joseph J. screwman, 403 Lexington
Miller Joseph, tailor, 574 w Baltimore
Miller Joseph ]j. boot fitter, 41 James al
Miller Joseph, comb maker, 219 Boston
Miller Joseph, laborer, 315 Light
Miller Joseph, tailor, 169 Ensor
Miller Jos., Custom House, 956 w Baltimore
Miller Joshua H. cigar maker, 23 Holland
Miller Joshua, blacksmith, 125 Harford av
Miller Justice, woodsawyer, 60 s Bethel
Miller Justice, cutler, 2 n Amity
Miller Katrina, midwife, 151 e Pratt
Miller Kilian, stone mason, 534 Saratoga
Miller Lawrence, laborer, 4 Hammond al
Miller Lewis, 28 Hampstead
Miller Lewis, dry goods, Frederick av near
city limits
Miller Lewis, (Wilhelm & M.) 16 Mott
Miller Llewellyn, clerk, 49 Lexington
Miller Llewellyn, (G. H. Reese & Bro.) 42 s
Eutaw
Miller Louis, shoemaker, 12 Lanvale
Miller Louis H. police, 118 Ensor
Miller Mrs. Louisa, 519 w Fayette
Miller Ludwig, lab. 224 Washington, F. H.
Miller Luke H. manufacturer safes and patent
bank locks, 225 w Baltimore, dw Carey
bet. Saratoga and Lexington
Miller Mrs. Margaret, 330 w Pratt
Miller Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 467 w
Lombard
Miller Margaret, 464 Saratoga
Miller Margaret, washerwoman ,34 Hampstead
Miller Maria, 243 n Eutaw
Miller Mary, grocery, 23 Block
Miller Mary, 15 Preston
Miller Mrs. Mary, (Wm. Guy & Co.) n e
cor Calvert and Fayette
Miller Mrs. Mary, 121 Stirling
Miller Mary, 284 s Bond
Miller Mrs. Mary, 265 n Dallas
Miller Mrs. Mary A. grocery, 550 w Lombard
Miller Mary E. teacher, 336 w Fayette
Miller Mrs. Mary, huckstress, 49 Perry
Miller M. letter carrier, 7 s Gay
Miller Martin, baker, 103 n Central av
Miller Martin, tanner, 245 Penna. av
Miller Matthew, bricklayer, 96 n Wolfe
Miller Matthew, nail maker, 72 Washington,
F. H.
Miller Matthias, nail maker, foot of Warren,
dw 73 Washington, F. H.
Miller Matthias W. blksmith, 533 w Lombard
Miller Mrs. Melinda, 24 n Amity
Miller Michael, gardener, 78 Fort av
Miller Michael, 71 e Fayette
Miller Morgan A. (Devries, Stephens & Co.)
399 w Fayette
Miller Nicholas, 37 Lancaster
Miller Nicholas, fisherman, 14 Gould's la
Miller Nicholas, wagoner, 18 Callendar
Millir Nicholas, tailor, foot of Hughes
Miller Nicholas, tailor, 14 Walker
Miller Nicholas, shoemaker, 166 Raborg
Miller Nicholas, laborer, 37 Lancaster
Miller Nicholas, furniture, 88 n Howard
Miller Otto G. cabinet maker, 9 Russell
Miller Paul, shoemaker, 58 Ross
Miller Peter, boot maker, 375 w Lombard
HEIVRY GIKSK, Commi.9i<)ioii Merclinnt, for the sale of F-lour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roneuilnlc Cement and CaJlciued. Piaster coustoutly on Iiaud, 31 Spear'8 Wluurf:
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Miller Peter, laborer, 8 Chapel
Miller Peter, tailor, 223 e Madison
Miller Peter, soldier, 185 n Eden
Miller Rev. Peter L. vice pres. Loyola college
Miller Peter, tailor, 473 w Baltimore
Miller Peter, blacksmith, 41 Marion
Miller Peter, laborer, s e cor Eastern av and
Exeter
Miller Philip, laborer, 129 n Bond
Miller Philip, 52 Lancaster
Miller Philip, laborer, 199 Hamburg
Miller Mrs. Rebecca, seamstress, 97 n Amity
Miller Mrs. Rebecca S. boarding, 256 w Pratt
Miller Richard, boiler maker, 309 Forrest
Miller Rinehart, bottler, rear of 39 n High
Miller Robert J. (Wm. H. M. & Bro.) 66 e
Baltimore
Miller Robert, soldier, 463 w Lombard
Miller Robert, car coupler, 32 Ryan
Miller Robert, caster, 86 s Republican
Miller Robert, photographer, 256 w Pratt
Miller Mrs. Rosanna, 106 s Broadway
Miller Rattel, soldier, 314 e Monument
Miller Samuel, foreman Mt. Royal
Miller Mrs. Sarah, 132 n Spring
Miller Mrs. Sarah, milliner, 151 e Fayette
Miller Sophia, 174 Eastern av
Miller Sophia, butter and cheese, 327 s Bond
Miller Susan, dressmaker, 119 Aisquith
Miller Stephen, sr. plumber, 216 Cross
Miller Theodore, shoemaker, 386 Light
Miller Theodore, baker, 280 n Howard
Miller Theodore K. clerk, 40 s Sharp
Miller Thomas J. painter, 201 Ross
Miller Tobias G. miller, Calverton Mills, near
Almshouse
Miller Valentine, carter, 7 Stockholm
Miller Valentine, rag cutter, 113 s Chapel
Miller Wesley, train dispatcher N. C. R. R.
274 n Eutaw
Miller Wilhelmina, 68 n Eden
Miller Wm. B. carpenter, 2 Hull's la
Miller Wm. provisions, 312 e Prutt, dw 489
e Baltimore
Miller Wm. soldier, 132 n Spring
Miller Wm. plasterer, 487 Saratoga
Miller Wm. G. letter carrier, 98 s Bond
Miller Wm. E. printer, 7 Jackson
Miller Wm. B. S. n e cor Baltimore and Carey
Miller Wm. cigar maker, 375 s Eutaw
Miller Wm. F. clerk, 561 w Fayette
Miller Wm. grocery, 33 Hampstead
Miller Wm. C. (M. & Beacham,) 121 Mul-
berry
Miller Wm. H. bookkeeper, 181 McCulloh
Miller Wm. butcher, Frederick road, near
tollgate
Miller Wm. H. 119 Aisquith
Miller Wm. D. jr. clerk, Carey bet. Lexing-
ton and Saratoga
Miller Wm. H. tailor, 156 Henrietta
MILLER WM. H. & BRO. engineers and
machinists, s e cor President and Fawn, dw
W. H. M. 66e Baltimore
Miller Wm. D. office 255 w Baltimore, dw
cor Carey and Baltimore
Miller Wm. sutler, 56 Somerset
Miller Wm. R. bookkeeper, 337 w Baltimore
Miller Wm. C. livery stables, 86 German, dw
336 w Fayette
Miller Wm. J. carpenter, 231 Saratoga
Miller Wm. 330 w Pratt
Miller Wm. laborer, 290 Aliceanna
MILLER WM. F. lager beer saloon, 1043 w
Pratt
Miller Wm. B. jr. clerk, 1 n Carey
Miller Wm. J. ambrotyist, 256 w Pratt
Miller Wm. H. (M. & Bro.) 66 e Baltimore
Miller Wm. L. omnibus proprietor, 224 e
Madison
Miller Wm. music teacher, 87 Eastern av
Miller Wm. (Metzgr.r & M.) 53 e Fayette
Milles Alphonse L. clerk, 6 s Gay
Milless James, painter, 92 Barre
Milless Laertes 0. printer, 80 s High
Millett James F. provisions, 20 e Baltimore
Millhouse Samuel, second hand, 165 n Eden
Milligan Moses, laborer, 132 n Dallas
Millholland Arthur, 55 n Front
Millholland Robert D. clerk, 274 e Baltimore
MILLIKEN ROBERT H. imp. and deal, in
linen goods exclusively, 195 w Baltimore,
dw 160 Saratoga
MILLIKIN JAMES H. & SON, whip, cane,
umbrella and parasol makers, 267 w Balti-
more
Millikin James H. (Jas. H. M. & Son,) 136
Park
Millikin Robert, clerk, 136 Park
Millikin Wm. H. (Jas. H. M. & Son,) 169
Garden
Millington John N. printer, n e cor Pearl and
Baltimore
Millington Luther M. soldier, n e cor Pearl
and Baltimore
Milliron Lucinda J. 157 Ross
Milliron Mrs. Merab, 74 n Calvert
Milliron Samui'l W. tailor, 74 n Calvert
Milliron Zechariah S. printer, 157 Ross
Millis Thos. 0. (Heimiller& M.) 198 e Lom-
bard
Millman Geo. drayman, 3 Gough
Mills Andrew J. police, 175 Vine
Mills Benj. mariner, 52 Johnson
Mills Cecilia E. 32 n Fremont
Mills David, laborer, 23 c Monument
Mills Eliza Ann, dressmaker, 285 s Charles
Mills , cigar maker, 69 n Eden
Mills Ezekiel, tinner, 385 w Baltimore, dw
Lombard 1 door e of Calhoun
Mills F. cigar maker, 212 Aliceanna
Mills Geo. A. (Harrington & M.) 205 Garden
Mills Henry J. mariner, 179 s Ann
Mills Henry T. soldier, 385 Mulberry
Mills James F. cooper, 80 s Howard
Mills James C. printer, 176 n Exeter
Mills James F. clerk, 32 n Fremont
Mills Job watchmaker, 426 Lexington
Mills Dr. J. B. 408 Saratoga
Mills John W. laborer, 36 Dewberry al
Mills John L. bookkeeper atBarnum's, 32 n
Fremont
Mills John, plasterer, 4 Dolphin
Mills John E. ship joiner, Henry near basin,
dw 82 Hill
Mills John M. printer, 172 n Gay
Mills Levi, farmer, 80 s Howard
Mills & Fall, ship joiners, Covington, foot of
Montgomery
Mills Penelope, 308 Canton av
Mills Robert, 419 w Pratt
Mills Samuel S. printer, 212 Aisquith
Mills S. D. clerk, 378 w Fayette
Mills Thos. plasterer, 18 Jefferson
Mills Wm. shoemaker, 29 Brune
Mills Wm. laborer, Calhoun s of Ramsay
G£:0. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing materials. 111 Smith's
AVliarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Mills Wm. D. 51 w Fayette, dw Charles near
Madison
Mills Wm. (M. & Fall,) 29 Warren
Mills Wm. D. 165 n Charles
Mills Wm. H. caulker, 285 s Charles
Mills Zachariah, machinist, 199 Hollins
Milnor James P. clerk, 132 s Sharp
Milnor J. N. L. dry goods commission mer-
chant, over 5 s Charles, dw Baltimore Co.
Milnor John P. jr., & Co. military goods, 117
w Baltimore
Milnor John P. jr., (John P. M.jr.,& Co.)
347 Lexington
Milnor John S. bookkeeper, 443 w Baltimore
Milnor Henry M., U. S. A. 443 w Baltimore
Milnor Mrs. Jane J. 36 Warren
Milnor Joseph K. clerk. Fire Insurance Co.
443 w Baltimore
Milroy Alexander, plumber, 230 s Sharp
Milroy Grace, huckstress, 190 s Sharp
Milroy John, wood huckster, 338 s Sharp
Milstead Wm. T., U. S. N. 224 n Caroline
MILTENBKRGER Dr. GEO. W. prof. Uni-
versity of Maryland, 152 w Lombard
Milter Henry, varnisher, 439 w Baltimore
Mimm Casper, cooper, 295 s Paca
Mince Joseph, tavern, 48 w Fayette
Mincher Ann, 27 Garden
Mincher Elizabeth, 226 w Fayette
Mincher John, 27 Garden
Minck Charles, liquors, s Calvert, dw 238 e
Chase
Mindel Nicholas, laborer, 8 Wyeth
Minderlein Frederick, tavern, 131 Lexington
Minecliause John, barrels, Paca .s of Hamburg
MINER JOSEPH CHARLES, general ad-
vertising agent and collector, 416 Lexington
Miner Thomas H. mariner, 154 n Caroline
Miner Patrick, foundryman, 7 Webb
Ming John, tailor, 33 s Regester
Mingel John, butcher. Chase near Central av
Mings Alexander, shoem'kr, 254 s Broadway
Minifie Charles G. clerk, 98 Saratoga
Minifie J. H. carver, 161 s Howard
Minifie J. Woodfin, clerk, 98 Saratoga
MINIFIE WM. books, stationery and artists'
materials, 114 w Baltimore, dw 98 Saratoga
Minis J. Livingston, clerk, 189 Hoffman
Minis Mrs. Philip, 189 Hoffman
Minks Adam, boiler maker, 14 Union
Minner George, shoemaker, 98 Richmond
Minner Mrs. Sophia, ladies' shoe store, 98
Richmond
MINNICK CHARLES E. carriage maker,
65 n Calvert, dw 287 Franklin
Minnick Charles, porter, 238 e Chase
Minnick Conrad, lamps and oils, 841 w Bal-
timore
Minnick Francis M. carpenter, 172 n Fremont
Minnick John, 23 Port
Minnick John, paper carrier, 47 Mosher
Minnick Jno. stone cutter, 150 Greenmountav
Minnick John, shoemaker, 181 n Eden
Minnick Joseph, engineer, 2 Grundy
Minnick Mrs. Mary Ann* 172 n Fremont
Minnick Uriah, carpenter, 12 Jefferson
Minnick Wm. F. painter, 145 Penna. av
Minnick Wm. tinner, 182 Greenmount av
Minoguo Mary, laundress, 244 Lemmon
Minten Chas. tobacconist, 114 Vine
Minton Mrs. Eliza, 54 King
Minten S. B. tobacconist, 114 Vine
Minten Wm. cigar maker, 54 King
Minter Martin, soldier, 13 Chesnut al
Mintz Daniel, tavern, dw 106 s Exeter
Mintz Eleanora, 106 s Exeter
Mintz Joseph, sailmaker, 106 s Exeter
Mirron Christian, tanner, 239 e Monument
Misbach Barbara, grocery, 257 e Pratt
Misel Casper, turner, 24'Holland
Misel George, butcher. Western Cemetery la
Misel Joseph, fnrniture wagon, 82 Harrison
Miser Hermann, finisher, 96 Raborg
Miskelly Catherine, cigar, 55 n High
Miskelly Capt. Joseph, 277 e Baltimore
Miskelly Mrs. Mary, 277 e Baltimore
Miskimmon Andrew C. machinist, 1 Poultney
Miskimmon Elizabeth, milliner, 1 Poultney
Miskimmon Mrs. Mary, 305 e Pratt
Miskimmon Philip, sailmaker, 204 e Lombard
Miskimmon Sam '1, sail maker, 204 e Lombard
Miskimmon Thomas, sailmaker, 130 Dugan's
wharf, dw 204 e Lombard
Miskimmon Thomas J. ship carpenter, 56 s
Exeter
Miskimmon Wm. T. sailmaker, 56 s Exeter
Misler Geo. laborer, 51 Aliceanna
Misner Mrs. Mary, grocery, 32 Orchard
Misner Wm. butcher, 32 Orchard
Mispelhorn Elizabeth, grocery, 552 w Pratt
Mispelhorn Frederick, tailor, 552 w Pratt
Mission School, Franklin st Presbyterian
Church, cor Constitution and Falls
Mission Chapel, (M. E. Church,) cor Ham-
burg and Ridgely
Mister Abraham & Son, grocers and commis-
sion merchants, 98 Light st wharf
Mister Abraham, (A. M. & Son,) 148
Hanover
Mission School, (M. E. Church) Hill e of
Hanover
Mister George W. (Abraham M. & Son,) 91
s Paca
Mister J. Henry, ( A. M. & Son,) 148 Hanaver
Mitchell Alexander, jr engineer, 39 n Eden
Mitchell Ann, 71 Jefferson
Mitchell Amelia, 318 Harford av
Mitchel Catherine, seamstress, 6 Mott
Mitchell Charles J. 8 n Front
Mitchell C. W. children's clothing and pattern
dealer, 63 e Baltimore
Mitchell Chas. E. clerk, 17 s Exeter
Mitchell C. mariner, 94 e Pratt
Mitchell David C. carter, 180 Hamburg
Mitchell Edward, (Edward M. & Son,) 17 s
Exeter
Mitchell Mrs. Ellen, 308 s Eutaw
Mitchell Edward, bottler, 168 Barre
Mitchell Edward & Son, wholesale grocers
and commission merchants, 90 w Pratt
Mitchell Mrs. Elizabeth, Schroeder near
Saratoga
Mitchell Elisha, n w cor Caroline and
McElderry
Mitchell Francis A. tailor, 76 s High
Mitchell Geo. S. clerk, 219 e Fayette
Mitchell Geo. carpenter, 88 Jefferson
Mitchell George W. brickmaker, 414 Light
Mitchell George W. tinner, 45 McHenry
Mitchell Henry, sr., 163 Cathedral
Mitchell Harriett L. 76 s High
Mitchell Mozart H. bookkeeper, 515 w
Fayette
Mitchell Henry H. huckster, 6 Mott
Mitchell James, shoemaker, 17 s Frederick
Mitchell James, blacksmith, 804 w Baltimore
"WM. P. WKBB, Marine, Fire ilnd L.lfe Insnrnnce Agent and Broker. Agent » Mwtwal
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Mitchell James A. 803 w Baltimore
Mitchell James T. (Edward M. & Son,) 17 s
Exeter
Mitchell James, hackman, 24 Constitution
Mitchell John, dealer in rags & iron, 23 Rock
Mitchell John R. engineer, 35 York
Mitchell John S. huckster, 284 Light
Mitchell John A. 389 Lexington
Mitchell John W. clerk, 281 s Paca
Mitchell John W. shoemaker, 22 s Sharp
Mitchell John, 140 e Monument
Mitchell John H. spar maker, 68 William
Mitchell John, liquors, 35 w Lombard
Mitchell John T. (J. T. M. & Co.) 272
Franklin
Mitchell John W. mariner, 49 Johnson
Mitchell John D. artist, 839 w Baltimore
Mitchell John R. sail maker, 68 William
Mitchell John W. (Scoggins & M.) 262 w
Pratt
Mitchell John W. clerk, 88 Bank
MITCHELL JOHNT. & CO. hermetical-
ly sealed fruits, oysters, &c. 13 and 15
Mercer
Mitchell Joseph C. tavern, cor Baltimore and
Frederick av
Mitchell Joseph B. salesman, 312 Franklin
Mitchell Joseph, finisher, 299 Light
Mitchell Jos. B. (Jos. E. Quinlan & Co.)
Franklin near Fremont
Mitchell Joseph, captain police, 33 Constitu-
tion
Mitchell Joseph, helper, 210 Saratoga
Mitchell Jos. T. (Edward M. & Son,) 17 s
Exeter
Mitchell Joshua, soldier, 45 Hillen
Mitchell Mrs. Kate, 50 s Exeter
Mitchell Lewis, engineer, 527 w Pratt
MITCHELL MARCELLUSA. ship chand-
ler, grocer and ship broker, 2 Spear's whf
dw 317 w Baltimore
. Mitchell Mrs. Malvina, 140 Hanover
Mitchell Margaret, 43 George
Mitchell Mrs. Margaret, 10 Maiden la
Mitchell Mrs. Mary, cor Chase and Central
av
Mitchell Mary, tailoress, 1 Albert al
Mitchell Mrs. Mary, 265 e Baltimore
Mitchell & McAllister, sailmakers, over 92
Light-st. wharf
Mitchell Capt. Nathaniel, mariner, 35 Hill
Mitchell Oliver &. Co. tobacco and grain com.
merchants, over 53 w Pratt
Mitchell Philip, lithographer, 51 Preston
Mitchell Mrs. Rachel, 134 n Fremont
Mitchell Richard H. (M., Oliver & Co.) 147
Cathedral
Mitchell Richard, ship carpenter, 64 n Caro-
line
Mitchell Robert, police, 36 Constitution
Mitchell Robert, carpenter. Castle near Pratt,
dw 3 s Ann
Mitchell Robt. M. 55 Lexington
Mitchell Sarah J. 339 w Baltimore
Mitchell Mrs. Sophia, 188 s Paca
Mitchell Mrs. Susan E. dress maker, 257 e
Madison
Mitchell Thomas J, bookkeeper, 284 e Balti-
more
Mitchell Uriah, moulder, 102 s Poppleton
Mitchell Uriah H. laborer, 180 Columbia
Mitchell Washington,. baker, 371 e Fayette
Mitchell Washington, police, 28 Constitution
J. HENRY GIESE, Commiasion Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constanUy on hand, Zl Spear's "Wliarf.
Mitchell Wesley, 265 s Charles
Mitchell Wm. H. brick moulder, 13 Armi-
stcad la
Mitchell Wm. H. confectioner, rotunda P. O.
dw 115 n High
Mitchell Wm. clerk, 50 e Eager
Mitchell Wm. K. 196 Penna. av
Mitchell Wm. H. grocer, s w cor Monument
and Broadway
Mitchell WiTfi. clerk, Schroeder n of Saratoga
Mitchell Wm. overseer at Gas Works, dw 50
e Eager
Mitchell Zach. (M. & McAllister,) 137 Mont-
gomery
Mitchell Capt. Zach. 118 s High
Mitchell Zebulon, laborer, 13 Armistead la
Mitler Dietrich, music teacher, 43 Harrison
Mittan Erastus, police, 157 w Hoffman
Mittan Hervey, laborer, Lanvale road
Mittan Wm. H, (Brown, M. & Co.) 68 Bel-
ton
Mittelsdoerffer Henry, professor music, 43 a
High
Mittendorf Mina, 202 Lexington
Mittendorff Charles, sec'y Md. Sugar Refin'g
Co. dw 33 s Exeter
Mitter Michael, shoemaker, 60 King
Mittlender Powel, sausage maker, cor Port
and Canton av
Mix Thos. sawyer, 60 China al
Moale Chas. H. 76 Franklin
Moale Geo. N. (Poultney & M.) 92 w Mon-
ument
Moale Henry, (Geo. M. Gillet & Co.) 64
McCulloh
Moale Isaac G. law student, 76 Frankjin
Moale Randall H. attorney,70w Fayette, dw
76 Franklin
Moale Rich, H. 60 Franklin
Moale Mrs. Saml. 69 Courtland
Moale Wm. A. 152 Washington place
Moan Mrs. Ann, 26 Chesnut
Moan Wm. shoemaker, 15 Webster al
Mobray Rachel, tailoress, 181 Hanover
Mockbee Jacob, porter, cor Charles and Hen-
rietta
MOCKBEE RICHARD, boots and shoes, 29
w Baltimore, dw 37 n Calhoun
Mockbee Wm. T. boots and shoes, 29 e Bal-
timore, dw 37 n Calhoun
Moebus Henry, grocer, 172 e Fayette
Moehle Fritz, watchmaker, 37 Concord
Moeller Conrad, piano maker, 245 s Paca
Moershell Henry, wool carder, 384 Penna. av
Moffett John F. 163 Garden
MOFFETT ROBERT, livery and sale sta-
bles, Howard, between Centre and Frank-
lin, dw 147 n Eutaw
Moffett Wm. H. saddler, 64 n Front
Moflit Mrs. Louisa S. tavern, 142 Hughes
Moffit Mary Ann, 39 Stirling
Moifitt Mrs. Ellen, 51 Scott
Moffitt Joseph, laborer, 214 Columbia
Moffitt Louisa M. 220 Madison av
Mogawith George, tailor, 112 Cross
Mohiser John, shoemaker, 41 Marion
Mohl Levi, soldier, 147 Welcome al
Mohler Albert, cigar maker, 303 e Lombard
Mohler Ann M. 298 e Baltimore
Mohler G. laborer, 213 s Bethel
Mohler Isaac W. 298 e Baltimore
Mohler Jacob T. machinist, 303 e Lombard
Mohlert Chas. cabinet maker, 117 William
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Mohlhenrick Gotleib, g^rocer, 32 Ross
Mohn Geo. laborer, 171 Columbia
Mohr Christian, mattress maker, 66 Callen-
dar
Mohr Christian, cigar maker, 25 n Dallas
Mohr Daniel, fresco painter, 152 Hamburg
Mohr G. painter, 215 Canton av
Mohr John, tailor, 258 Lee
Mohr John P. tailor, 166 Dover
Mohrschladt Henry, tailor, 23 Plum al
Moire James, Fountain hotel
Moissonnier Felix, professor of French, 40 n
Charles
Moissonnier Mad. children's garments, 40 n
Charles
Mojean De Oscar, sutler, 55 Lee
Moke Harman, laborer, 234 s Charles
Mol Mrs. laundress, over 218 s Bond
Molesworth Asbury, conductor, 515 w Lom-
bard
Moliere T. bookkeeper, 218 w Pratt
Moliere Theodore, bookkeeper, Maltby house
Molihard Albert J., U. S, A. 15 Franklin
Moll John, baker, 19 s High
Moll John H. baker, s e cor Canton av and
Gist
Moll John, tailor, 20 Carlton
Moller Ernst H. grocery, 291 Aliceanna
Mollonee Lawrence, bricklayer, 10 Rock
Molloy Ann, dressmaker, 64 s Republican
Molloy James, laborer, 537 Lexington
Molloy Michael, boiler maker, 537 Lexington
Molloy Miles, blacksmith, 66 s Republican
Molloy Patrick, grocer, 537 Lexington
Molloy Thomas, blacksmith, 64 s Republican
Monaghan Cornelius, laborer, 189 Chesnut
Monaghan Hannah, grocery, n e cor Ham-
burg and Howard
Monaghan James, tailor, 421 Canton av
Monaghan John, laborer, 1 Slemmer al
Monaghan Lawrence, laborer, 630 Light
Monaghan Michael, tavern, 39 President
Monaghan Patrick, laborer, 38 Hillen
Monaghan Patrick, blacksmith, 5 Scott
Monaghan , 19 Townsend
Monahand John, tailor, 23 Barnet
MOLTZ HENRY, ambrotypist, 217 w Bal-
timore, dw cor Courtland and Saratoga
Moncrt Andrew, carter, 48 Hamburg
Monk Solomon, cooper, 65 n Caroline
Monk Wm. cooper, 25 s Caroline
Monk Wm. H. cooper, 208 e Pratt
Monks Lewis A. clerk, 306 Lexington
MONKUR DR. JOHN C. S. 129 s Broadway
Monmonier Charles L. carpenter, Bank e of
Washington
Monmonier Charles G. carpenter, s Wash-
ington near Bank,dw 213 Bank
Monmonier Ignatius, 225 e Baltimore
Monmonier Dr. John F. 225 e Baltimore
Monmonier J. Carroll, bookkeeper, 117 s
Sharp
Monmonier Dr. Louis, 225 e Baltimore
Monroe Aloysius, clerk, 37 s High
Monroe Mrs. Georgiana, Gilmor between
Franklin and Mulberry
Monroe Henry, blacksmith, 13 Concord, dw
37 s High
Monroe James, gunsmith, 98 s Bond
Monroe Joseph, huckster, 5 Binney
Monroe Lucius, clerk, 37 s High
Monroe Mrs. Mary A. 91 Hanover
Monroe Mary L. china store, 41 n Eutaw
Monsarrat Nicholas, Lanvale near Grundy
Monsarrat Oscar, apothecary, 113 s Broadway
Montag Charles, tailor, 112 Saratoga
Montague Charles, clerk, 143 Dover
Montague Charles, porter, 61 L. Montgomery
MONTAGUE CHAS. P. insurance agent,
77 w Second, dw 338 Madison av
Montague Mrs. H. B. 172 Garden
Montague Wm. Martin, blacksmith, 118
Schroeder
Montague Peter, marine fireman, 89 Hamburg
Montague Richard, gilder. Chase e of Caroline
Montague Wm. carpenter, 242 Franklin
Montague Wm. L.jr. vice president Balti-
more Marine Insurance Company, dw 152
St. Paul
Montell Mrs. Isabella, 675 Lexington
Montell James E tobacco and general com-
mission merchant, 58 Exchange place, dw
33 McCulloh
Montell Maria, 156 w Biddle
Montell Mrs. Mary, 141 w Biddle
Monteverde J. B. confectionery, 196 w Pratt
Monteverde Mary, cake stand, n w cor Light
and Pratt, dw 196 w Pratt
Montgomery & Bro. wheat fan makers, 155
n High
Montgomery David, laborer, 349 s Sharp
Montgomery Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 21
Ringgold
Montgomery Hugh, painter, 40 Orleans
Montgomery Henry, fireman, 164 William
Montgomery Mrs. Hannah E. restaurant,
157 and 159 w Madison
Montgomery Dr. James, 134 n Eutaw
Montsomery James, agricultural implements,
203^Aisquith
Montgomery James, (M.& Bro.) 203 Aisquith
Montgomery James, clerk, 19 Grundy
Montgomery Joseph M. 226 Aisquith
Montgomery John, grocery 105 Hillen
Montgomery John, laborer, rear of 110 Du-
gan's wharf
Montgomery Joseph, (J. M. & Bro.) 226 Ais-
quith
Montgomery Morris, laborer, 265 West
Montgomery Norris, 184 n Calvert
Montgomery Robert, hackman, 64 Hillen
Montgomery Samuel, shoemaker, 19 Grundy
Montgomery Wm. T. printer, cor Hillen and
East
Montrop Alphonse D. clerk, 131 Forrest
Monument Street M. P. Church, n e cor Mon-
ument and Broadway
Monumant Street M. E. Church, cor Monu-
ment and Stirling
Mood Frederick, blacksmith, Chase, nr. Cen-
tral av
Moody Charles C. moulder, 41 Scott
Moody Eliza, teacher, 132 Barre
Moody John, mariner, 277 Durham
Moody John B. rigger, 271 s Durham
Moody John S. (D. Shetlle & Co.) Old Point
Comfort
Moody Mary, 198 e Madison
Moody Wm. clerk, 630 w Lombard
Moog Jacob, liquors, 264 Hanover
Mool Mrs. Ann, grocery, 656 w Pratt
Moon Edward B. butcher, 38 Frederick av
Moon Edward H. butcher, 66 Centre and 71
Hanover markets, dw 36 Frederick av
Moon James, hatter, Frederick av, cor Fulton
Moon John, laborer, 349 Forrest
GKO. S. PAGJB & BRO., Manufncturers of Roofs and Roofing DIaterlals, 111 Smltli's
Wliarf. C. HART SaHTH, Agent.
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Moon Richard N. (Thomas & M.) n w cor
Frederick av and Fulton
Moon Richard fisherman, 462 Light
Moon Robert Capt. mariner, 317 Light
Moon Wm. D. engineer, 462 Light
Mooney Bridget, grocery, 216 Vine
Mooney Andrew, grocer, 66 L. Monument
Mooney Hugh, blacksmith, 66 Perry
Mooney James, laborer, 216 Vine
Mooney John, engineer, 31 Stirling
Mooney John, machinist, 505 w Lombard
Mooney Julia, 66 L. Monument
Mooney Joseph, huckster, 99 Raborg
Mooney Lawrence, grocer, 63 Gough
Mooney Mary, tailoress, 177 n Paca
MOONEY MICHAEL E. dry goods, 231
Light
Mooney Patrick, laborer, 54 Buren
Mooney Patrick, laborer, 66 Chesnut
Mooney Richard, tavern, 98 Albemarle
Mooney Richard, stone mason, 233 n Caroline
Mooney Thomas, laborer, 87 Hampstead
Mooney Thomas, salesman, 156 e Eager
Mooney Wm. blacksmith, 3 Hall al
Moore Adam, woodsawyer, 142 s Regester
Moore Alexander, boiler maker, Hudson al,
n Federal
Moore Anna, 57 Chew
Moore Ann J. 253 e Pratt
Moore Anthony, 186 Chesnut
Moore Archibald, laborer, 45 Jackson
Moore Archibald D. tinner, 31 n Eden
Moore Barney, boiler maker, Hudson al near
Federal
Moore Catherine, 31 Eden
Moore Charles, (Robt. M. & Bro.,) n e cor
Aisquith and Jackson
Moore Charles D. moulder, Hudson al near
Federal
Moore Ch. wholesale cloth house, 233 Balti-
more
Moore Daniel, clerk, 27 n Exeter
Moore , pilot, 304 Light
Moore Daniel, hod carrier, 21 Smith
Moore David P. horse dealer. Miller's Hotel
Moore David, 57 n Eutaw
MOORE & DIFFENBACH, apothecaries,
n e cor Hill and Hanover
Moore Edward, clerk, 8 s High
Moore Emma, seamstress, 47 Park
Moore George, tobacconist, cor Eastern av and
High
Moore George, engineer, 128 n Dallas
Moore G. A. (M. & DiflFenbach,) 203 Hanover
Moore George, cabinet maker, 14 Etna la
Moore Mrs. dress maker, 790 w Baltimore
Moore Geo. paper hanger, 746 w Baltimore
Moore George W., Llieut. U. S. A., 140 w
Lombard
Moore George W. steamboat inspector, 311 e
Baltimore
Moore George S. 182 S. Paca
Moore George, drayman, 78 Spring
Moore Harry F., receiving clerk Amer. Tel.
Co., 241 Franklin
Moore Henry, janitor Epis. Reading Rooms,
dw 4 n Oregon
Moore Mrs. Hester, 178 Hamburg
Moore Horatio, carder, 129 e Lombard
MOORE J. PARIS, druggist, s w cor How-
ard and Madison
Moore James A. grocery, 336 e Fayette
Moore James C. carpenter, 123 Vine
Moore James C. dairyman, 1 L. Constitution
Moore James F. grocery, 314 Aliceanna
Moore John W. (J. W. M. & Co.,) 4 s Ann
Moore John W. & Co., foreign and domestic
fruits, 39 South
Moore John, provisions, 2 Gough
Moore John, plumber, Frederick, dw Broad-
way near McElderry
Moore John, clerk, 169 w Fayette
Moore John A. coal dealer, 3 Rechabite Hall,
dw 144 e Eager
Moore John, clerk, 169 w Fayette
Moore John, pilot, 304 Light
Moore John G. artist, 31 n Eden
Moore John, carpenter, 80 Dorsey's al
Moore John P. block and pump maker. Fell
St., dw 183 Gough
Moore John R president Associated Firemen's
Insurance Co., 8 s High
Moore Johnson, sail maker, 128 Bank
Moore Joseph M. 181 s Durham
Moore Lydia, 151 n Fremont
Moore IVIrs. Maria, 486 Franklin
Moore Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 34 n Bond
Moore Martha, 205 e Monument
Moore Martha, 57 Mullikin
Moore Mary, grocer, 27 Douglas
Moore Mary A. confectionery, 519 w Lombard
Moore Mary, huckstress, 230 s Ann
Moore Mary E. boarding house, 33 s Ann
Moore Nathan H. 57 n Eutaw
Moore Nathaniel, (J. W. M. & Co.,) 4 s Ann
Moore Nathaniel, jr., clerk, 4 s Ann
Moore Mrs. Rachel, 304 e Fayette
Moore Rebecca, 93 Ross
Moore Robert, printer, 9 Orleans
Moore Robert, cabinet maker, 249 Franklin
Moore Robert G. (S. & R. G. M.,) 169 w
Fayette
MOORE ROBERT & BRO., importers and
jobbers in cloths, &c., 233 w Baltimore, dw
R. M. Baltimore Co.
Moore Mrs. confectionery, 154 n Calvert
Moore Saml. (S & R. G. M.,) 169 w Fayette
Moore S. & R. G. importers and jobbers of
clothiers' and tailors trimmings, 6 s Charles
Moore Samuel T. carpenter, 57 Mullikin
Moore Sarah, washerwoman, 42 Low
Moore Sherburn L. 37 Courlland
Moore Silas, tinner, 171 Lee
Moore Susan, 128 n Dallas
Moore Thomas, carpenter, 10 s Oregon
Moore Thomas, clerk, 68 s Poppleton
Moore Thomas, milkman, Fremont, between
Hoffman and Lanvale
Moore Thomas, carter, 4 L. Constitution
Moore Thomas, salesman, 68 s Poppleton
Moore Thomas, blacksmith, 83 Garden
Moore Wm. engineer, 3 L. Constitution
Moore Wm. N. tailor, 192 e Eager
Moore Wm. foundryman, 13 Be van
Moore Wm. laborer, 372 Eastern av
Moore Wm. H. carpenter, 137 n Bethel
Moore Wm. H. soldier, 304 e Fayette
Moore Wm. baker, 3 L. Paca
Moore Wilson, clerk, 32 s Sharp
Moorehead George E. moulder, 169 German
MOOREHEAD JOHN & BROTHER, com.
and wholesale dealers in tobacco, cigars,
snuffs, &c., 14 n Howard, dw J. M., 12
Hollins
Moorehead John, inspector tobacco warehouse
No. 5, dw 12 Hollins
W3I. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Liife Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Sti-eet.
MOO
284
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Moorehead Sanil. (J. M. & Bro.,) 222 Frank-
lin
Moorehead Thomas, drayman, 98 Dolphin
Moorehead Wm. clerk tobacco warehouse No.
5, dw Mulberry near Pine
Moorehead Wm. H. salesman, 130 w Fayette
Mooyer Albert, tavern, 42 Centre Market sp.
Mooyer Ferdinand, lager beer, s e cor Ensor
and Madison
Mopps Emeline, 17 n Howard
Mopps James S., clerk, 65 Columbia
Moran Annie, grocery, s w cor Sharp and New
Church
Moran Bridget, 125 North
Moran Charles, plane maker, 3 Holland
Moran Charles S. mate, 3 Holiday
Moran Charles, jr., mariner, 3 Holland
Moran Edmond, laborer, 29 Wagon al
Moran Edward, laborer, 70 Holiday
Moran Eliza, 57 Union
Moran Elizabeth C. 392 Franklin
Moran George, harness maker, 3 Holland
Moran James, laborer, 122 Harford av
Moran James, tailor, 4 Jackson
Moran James, laborer, 67 York
Moran John, clerk, 9 Barnet
Moran John, laborer, 65 York
Moran John, stone polisher, 166 Pearl
Moran John T. clerk, Pearl near Mulberry
Moran John, laborer, 66 L. Monument
Moran M. M. clerk, 199 w Fayette
Moran Matthew, 199 w Fayette
Moran Owen, 46 n Exoter
Moran Patrick, tavern, 85 McElderry's whf
Moran Patrick, laborer, 73 Hull
Moran Patrick, laborer, 8 Fall
Moran Richard T. engineer, 118 s Bond
Moran Richard G. engineer, 118 s Bond
Moran Richard F. machinist, 408 w Lombard
Moran Robert H. painter, 408 w Lombard
Moran Thomas, plasterer, 362 n Gay
Moran Timothy, laborer, 114 Dugan's wharf
Moran Wm. shoemaker, 290 n Eden
Moran Wm. 154 n Bond
Moran Wm. messenger, Eutaw House, dw s
w cor New Church and Sharp
Mordersohn Wm. 12 Light
Mordica Mary, doctress, 4 West Falls av
More Mary, 369 e Fayette
Morehead James, shipping merchant, 49 Han-
over
Morehead Lieut. John B. acting assistant pro-
vost marshal, Washington Hotel
Morehead John, (M. & Bro.) 12 Hollins
Morehead Samuel, tobacconist, 222 Franklin
MORELAND ELIZABETH, grocery, 398
Franklin
MORELAND GEORGE W. grocer, 398
Franklin
Moreland John H. brakesman, 398 Franklin
Moreland Joseph, shoemaker, 16 Pleasant al
MORKLAND WM. H. ladies' shoe store, 56
n Gay, dw 177 e Madison
Morekoe Mary A. 168 Chesnut
Moreton Samuel, 267 Ross
Moreton Wm. S. bookkeeper, 267 Ross
Morfit Henry M. attorney, 87 e Baltimore
Morflan Robin, laborer, 89 Mount
Morford James C. collector, 150 n Exeter
Morgan Alfred, police, ]90 n Broadway
Morgan Andrew, bricklayer, 199 s Charles
Morgan Mrs. Ann, 415 Lexington
Morgan Mrs. Anna, cook, 101 Raborg
<J, HKXRY GISSE, Commiasion l^Iercliant, for the gale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «&c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear'a 'Wharf.
Morgan Charles A. boiler maker, 251 n Eden
Morgan Charles H. clerk, 16 n Eutaw
Morgan De Witt C. principal Light-st. Insti-
tute, dw 118 w Fayette
Morgan Emily, laundress, 1 Baker
Morgan Felix, laborer, 243 s Bethel
Morgan George, laborer, 38 n Dallas
Morgan George, clerk, Three Tuns Hotel
Morgan George W. shoemaker, 330 e Monu-
ment
Morgan George T. fireman, 139 s Regester
Morgan George, cigar maker, 290 Aisquith
Morgan Dr. Gerard E. assistant com. health,
66 n Calvert
Morgan Henry, boarding, 1 w Fayette
Morgan James, grocery, 53 Forrest
Morgan James K. teamster, 101 Raborg
Morgan James, at city yard, 89 Ross
Morgan James S. (Trego, M. & Co.) 82 n
Charles
Morgan John, laborer, 330 n Republican
Morgan John, police, 11 Thompson
Morgan John C. stone cutter, 2 n Greene, dw
415 Lexington
Morgan John, copper smelter, Clinton near
Boston
Morgan Prof. John A. at Loyola College
Morgan Joseph, laborer, 100 Hamburg
Morgan Joseph A . vice-principal Central High
School, dw 10 s Calhoun
Morgan Rev. L. F. pastor Charles-st. M. E.
Church, dw 20 n Eutaw
Morgan Marcus J. police, 123 Camden
Morgan Miriam, fancy goods, 415 Lexington
Morgan Margaret, 8 Jefferson
Morgan Mrs. Mary, 318 Harford av
Morgan Rev. N. J. B. 56 Conway
Morgan Patrick, laborer, 279 Ross
Morgan Rebecca, nurse, 208 e Lombard
Morgan Robert, copper smelter, 76 "
Morgan Rebecca, dress maker, 1 Baker
Morgan Rev. Tillotson A. pastor William-st.
M. E. Church, 84 William
Morgan Shinken, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Morgan Samuel T. clerk, 16 n Eutaw
Morgan Thomas, carter, 279 Ross
Morgan Thomas, jr., clerk Marine Bank, 15
n Fremont
Morgan Thomas, laborer, 5 Will
Morgan Thomas, well digger, 101 Raborg
Morgan Wm. painter, 98 n Pine
Morgan Wm. carpenter, 15 Comet
Morgan Wilson B. sweep master, 297 s Bond
Morgan Wm. T. boiler maker, 197 Ramsay
Morgenroth Frederick, barber, 71 Hillen
Morgereti Joseph, cigars, 347 s Bond
Moriarty Ann, fringes and buttons, 66 Lex-
ington
Monarty Michael, tailor, 1 Valley
Morii William, cabinet maker, 4 Carlton
Moringo Alfred , shoemaker, 325 Saratoga
Morisson Ann, N. C. R. R. near Northern av
Morisson Abram, carpenter, N. C. R R.
near Northern av
MORITZ ALBERT, pocket book, portemon-
naies and satchel manufacturer, 541 w Bal-
timore
Moritz Henry, shoemaker, 87 s Poppleton
Moritz John D. clerk, 200 w Baltimore
Moritz Louis, tailor, 295 s Sharp
Morling Geo. W., U. S. assessor's office, 16 n
Eutaw
MOR
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Morlock Frederick, laborer, 232 Aliceanna
Morman August, cigar maker, 122 n Howard
Morman Henry H. wagoner, 211 s Bond
Morman Henry, cigar maker, 211 a Bond
Morman Margaret, 321 Aliceanna
Morman Nicholas, restaurant, 122 n Howard
Morningstar Adam, soldier, n e cor Pratt and
Ann
Morphy Patrick, laborer, 106 York
Morran Mrs. Bridget, Arch Row near Falls av
Morrell Francis, 142 s Charles
Morrell Mrs. Hannah C. 611 w Lombard
Morren William, groceries and liquors, 216 e
Lombard
MORRILL HARRISON 0. clock maker, 23
n Liberty
Morrill Wm. H. clock maker, 23 n Liberty
Morris Adolph, pedler, 76 n Eden
Morris Mrs. Anne, 94 Lee
Morris Lieut. Arthur, aid-de-camp, Fort Mc-
Henry
Morris Catherine, 42 Davis
Morris Charles T. ship joiner, 138 Thames,
dw 340 e Baltimore
Morris Charlotte, 82 Read
Morris Edward, laborer, 129 West
Morris Edwin F. lieut. of police, Wolfe 5
doors s of Fayette
MORRIS LIEUT. FORDHAM, post adju-
tant Fort McHenry
Morris George, boiler maker, 15 s Ann
Morris George W. ship joiner and inspector
of steam boats, 21 York, dw 311 e Baltimore
MORRIS LIEUT. GOVERNEUR, commis-
sary of prisoners. Fort McHenry
Morris Mrs. Hannah, grocery, 161 Lee
Morris Isabella, 82 Read
Morris Mrs. Jesse, 101 n Central av
Morris , butcher, 193 e Pratt
Morris James, mariner, 356 s Charles
Morris James, boiler maker, 152 s Ann
Morris James, grocer, 72 Pine
Morris James A. grocer, 250 Eastern av., dw
93 Gough
Morris John, mariner, 39 Barnes
Morris John, coppersmelter, 3 Cuba
Morris Dr. John, office 21 s Gay, dw 5 Frank-
lin
Morris John B. president Mechanics' Bank,
22 Mulberry
Morris John B. jr., 87 Franklin
Morris Rev. John G. 106 n Greene
Morris John Q. clerk, 14)^ s Calvert
Morris John T. (Hinkley & M.) 71 n Paca
Morris John H. police, 249 e Pratt
Morris Joseph, ship joiner, 94 Lee
Morris Levin, marmer, 39 Barnes
Morris Levin F. carpenter, 6 Franklin la, dw
173 n High
Morris Mrs. Mary Ann, confectioner, 110
Jeflerson
Morris Mrs. Margaret, 94 Lee
Morris Owen, bricklayer, 162 n Bond
Morris Patrick, laborer, 408 s Charles
Morris Patrick, laborer, 196 Vine
Morris Mrs. Sarah, 213 Madison av
Morris Samuel C. police, 31 Jackson
Morris & Trimble, French burr mill stone
manufacturers, West Falls av s of Pratt
Morris Thomas J. (Hinkley & M.) 213 Mad-
ison av
Morris Thomas H. clerk Fell's Point Bank ,
340 e Baltimore
Morris Thomas O. coppersmelter, 15 Cuba
Morris Thomas H. 137 Washington place
Morris Wm. groceries, 31 w Lombard
Morris Wm. E. clerk, 213 Madison av
MORRIS BRIG. GEN. W. W., U. S. A,
commanding Fort McHenry
Morris Lieut. Wm. E. assist, provost mar-
shal, Washington Hotel
Morrisett Thomas (Marr & M.) Bond near
Fayette
Morison Rev. G. F., Rugby Academy, 265
n Eutaw
Morison Horace, teacher ladies' school, 144
w Fayette
Morison N. H. teacher ladies' school, 77 Ca-
thedral, dw 98 w Madison
Morrison Mrs. Annie M. 609 w Lombard
Morrison Ann R. 50 Fort av
Morrison Arthur, oificer at penitentiary, dw
252 Aisquith
Morrison Elizabeth, 89 n Charles
Morrison Franklin W. druggist, 219 Mul-
berry
Morrison Francis L. constable, 58 Camden,
dw 71 Warner
Morrison Geo. P. wagoner, 4 n High
Morrison Hugh J. 103 e Fayette
Morrison Hugh, carpenter, 93 McElderry
Morrison James A. moulder, 71 Wai-ner
Morrison James S. clerk, 319 Franklin
Morrison James H. engineer, 108 e Fayette
Morrison James, painter, 139 Ross
Morrison James, fisherman, 50 Fort av
Morrison Jesse, ship carpenter, 299 e Lom-
bard
Morrison John, ship carpenter, 310 s Bond
Morrison John, ship carpenter, 170 Happy al
Morrison John E. (Wm. H. Brown & Bro.)
152 w Madison
Morrison John H. carpenter and stair builder,
Jasper nr Mulberry, dw 8 George
Morrison Lewis, sec y and treas. Md. Gas Co.
5 St. Paul, dw s w cor Hollins and Mount
Morrison Mary, 107 French
Morrison Mary A. 189 Bank
Morrison Mrs. Margaret, 168 w Fayette
Morrison Michael, carter, 66 Harford av
Morrison Robert, farmer, 72 Harford av
Morrison Robert D. attorney, 28 St. Paul, dw
89 n Charles
Morrison Richard, soldier, 50 Fort av
Morrison Susanna, gaiter fitter, 191 Forrest
Morrison Wm. painter, 145 s Washington,
F. P.
Morrison Wm. 128 e Madison
Morrow David, police, 250 Mulberry
Morrow Mrs. Jane, grocery, 12 Preston
Morrow John, sr., house carpenter. Comb al,
dw 158 Hanover
Morrow John H. carpenter, 96 Lee
Morrow J. S. books and stationery, 103 n
Gay
Morrow Mary A. laundress, 66 Preston
Morrow Mary A. 61 Gough
Morrow Mrs. Mary, 97 Franklin
Morrow Robert, carpenter, 214 n Howard
Morrow Samuel, police, 31 Jackson
Morrow Samuel, weaver, 66 Preston
Morrow T. G. furniture and stoves, 63 n
Eutaw
Morrow Wm. weaver, 66 Preston
Morry Mrs. Elizabeth, 387 n Gay
Morse Chas, C. (M. & Martin) 175 w Fayette
GIEaO. S. PAGB & BRO., Manufhcturers or Koofs nnd Roofiitg Materials, 111 Smlib's
Wharf. C. HART SBUTH, Agent.
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Morse Charles, 171 s Charles
Morsu John, engineer, 115 L. Greene
MORSE & MARTIN, importers and dealers
in cigars, over 2 s Charles
Morse Philip, gardener, 175 s Eden
Morse Stephen A. deputy sheriff, 158 w Hoff-
man
Morse Thomas W. fHays & M.) 159 n Gay
Morse Dr. Wm. L, dentist, 65 n Paca
Morsell Wm. fisherman, 184 Burgundy al
Mortimer George, tailor, 335 n Central av
Mortimer John, lumber inspector, 124 Gough
Mortimer John W. (M. & Mowbray) 245
Saratoga
Mortimer Margaret, 75 Somerset
Mortimer & Mowbray, comb, brush and
fancy store, 240 w Baltimore
Mortimer Thomas, 210 Lee
MORTON A. B. «fc SONS, ship chandlers
and grocers, 103 Smith's whf
Morton Alfred B. (A. B. M. & Sons,) 63 e
Pratt
Morton Dixon, butter depot, 118 Garden, dw
156 Hoffman
Morton Dudley T. (A. B. M. & Sons,) 63 e
Pratt
Morton Elizabeth, 124 Vine
Morton Emma, 98 North
Morton Franklin J. (A. B. M. & Sons) 63 e
Pratt
Morton George 0. ex-French consul, Mc-
Culloh nrTownsend
Morton George C, jr., public weigher, 63 s
Gay, dw 252 Madison av
Morton James, laborer, 21 Colvin ct
Morton Mrs. J. A. 48 Franklin
Morton John, stone cutter, 89 s Exeter
Morton John (P. M. & Son,) 269 Ross
Morton Mary, restaurant, 651^ Centre Mar-
ket space
Morton Mrs. Mary, tavern, 5 L. Paca
Morton Mrs. Margaret, 677 Lexington
Morton Moore, machinist, 155 n Eden
Morton Mrs. Nettie, 9 Josephine
MORTON PHILANDER & SON, china,
glass and queensware, 137 n Howard
Morton P. (P. M. & Son) 269 Ross
Morton Robert, grocer, n w cor Madison and
Aisquith
Morton Robert, 107 Jefferson
Morton Thomas M. printer, 205 Orleans
Morwood Wm. laborer, 71 French
Moseley Mary F. boarding, 120 Hughes
Moser August, shoemaker, 60 Davis
Moser Adam, laborer, 183 s Eden
Moser Mrs. Catherine, lager beer, Belair av
near Baltimore Cemetery
Moser Henry, tailor, 92 s Dallas
Moser Joseph, tailor, 17 Spruce al
Moser Lewis G. Quartermaster's department,
122 s Charles
Moser Morris, cigar agent, 44 Henrietta
Moser Wm. W. grocery, 314 s Sharp
Moses Bernard, salesman, 2 Centre Market
space
Moses Kopel, cow dealer, 41 e Lombard
Mo.ses Moses, horse dealer, 61 s High
Mo.'^e.s Wolfe, clothing, 6 Watson
Moslicr Benjamin, tinner, 157 n Eden
Mosher C. W. clerk, 214 Aisquith
Mosher Eliza F. dressmaker, 157 n Eden
Mo.slier John A. at Union Bank, 214 Aisquith
Mosher Maria, 150 Gough
Moss Conrad, blacksmith, 247 e Biddle
Moss Hamilton E. 129 Chew
Moss Peter, boiler maker, 1 n Wolfe
Mossburg Arthur J. brakesman, 52 s Schroeder
Mossburg Edw. T. conductor, N. C. R. R. 13
Grundy
Most Frederick W. turner, 161 e Madison
Most Henry, police 60 s Washington, F. P.
Most John T. millwright, 158 Gough
Moszer John A. watchman Union Bank
Mosznar Christopher, shoemaker, 16 New
Motley William, stone cutter, 168 n High
Motschman Bernard, saddler, 112 Raborg
Motschmann George, cooper, 9 James al
Mott Abraham G. agricultural implements
and seeds, 40 Ensor
Mott Elizabeth , provisions, 9 w cor Monument
and Central av
Mott Henry B. paper hanger, Madison near
Chester
Mott Joseph, laborer, 325 Penna. av
Mott R. G. clerk, at Farmers and Merchants'
Bank
Mottu Theodore, lumber, 126 Penna. av, dw
65 Walsh
Mots Frederick, 68 French
Mots Mrs. Capt. 15 s Broadway
Moughan Eliza, dressmaker, 38 n Exeter
MOUGHAN MICHAEL, clerk, 38 n Exeter
Moulee Julia, 257 Saratoga
Moulton James F. jr. clerk, 482 w Baltimore
Moulton Jamea F. fancy goods, 482 w Balti-
more
Moulton John D. clerk, 163 n Paca
Mount Calvary Church, (Episcopal,) corner
Madison and Eutaw
Mount Clare Station, B. & O. R. R. n w cor
McHenryand Poppleton
Mount Elijah, furniture, 31 n Gay, dw 172
Preston
Mountgarity Wm. T. salesman, 442 Light
Mount Hope Hospital, Bolton near Northern
av. Dr. Wm. H Stokes, attending physician
Mount Lelia Ann, 42 Biddle al
MOUNT VERNON MANUFACTURING
CO. Wm. Kennedy, president,s w cor Lom-
bard and Franklin la, near Cheapside
Mourar Mary, second-hand goods, 32 Harri-
son
Mourer Marie, junk shop, 56 Hampstead
Mouse J. Henry, boots and shoes, 63 Harri-
son
Mousler Henry, furn. wagoner, 54 Durst al
Mowbray George W. (Mortimer & M.) 66 n
Front
Mowbray Mrs. Henrietta, 185 Barre
Mowbray Jas. H. clerk, 45 n High
Mowbray Robert, nightman, .39 Milliman
Mowbray Wm. puddler, Aliceannanr Cannon
Mower Leonard, gardener, Philadelphia road,
near city limits
Mowinckle Hans P. bookkeeper, 608 w Fay-
ette
Mowell Peter, iron furnace, cor Boston and
Potomac, dw 339 e Pratt
Moxel Chas. laborer, 178 Regester
Moxley Basil, 39 Holland
Moxley E. A. dressmaker, 187 Hanover
Moxley Perry, engineer, 62 Republican
Moxley Thos. L. 39 Holland
Moxley Walter, bricklayer, 226 Eastern av
Moxley Wm. tin and sheet iron worker, 1
Dover, dw 187 Hanover
Witt. P. WEBB, Marine. Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent «• Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Moxley Walter, tobacconist, 243 s Broadwajr
Moyer Geo. butcher, Calverton road nr. tdl
gate
Moylan James, chair maker, 52 Buren
Moylan Michael, drayman, 367 w Pratt
Moylan Mrs. Bridget, confectionery, 367 w
Pratt
Moylan John, clerk, 206 Chesnut
Moylan Patrick, drayman, Buren near Mcn-
umuiit
Moylan Patrick, drayman, 367 w Pratt
Mozino;o John H., Quartermaster U. S. i.,
237 Cross
MUDGE ABNER B. (Wheelwright, M &
Co.) 68 McCuUoh
Mueller Frederick, tobacco and cigars, s ecor
German and Liberty
Mueller John, watchmaker, 247 Canton av
Mueller John, tailor, 331 e Madison
Mueller Joseph, tailor, 251 e Eager
Mueller J. P. blacksmith, 68 Greenmount av
Mueller Laurenz, shoemaker, 237 e Lombard
Muesse Henry, cigar maker, 42 n Frederick
Muhl Conrad, tavern, 249 Aliceanna
Muhl Elizabeth, 187 Lexington
MUHL LOUIS B. tavern, 187 Lexington
Muhlhoffer Mrs. John, 1 Collins ct
Mulhoffer Wm. huckster, 413 Saratoga
MuhlhofF Herman, shoemaker, 841 w Pratt
MULHAUSER JACOB, lager beer brewer,
near Belvidere bridge
Mulily Christian, baker, 391 s Charles
Muhly Eberhard, baker, 391 s Charles
Muhly Harman, baker, 391 s Charles
Muir Alexander F. blind maker, 15 n Popple-
ton
Muir Jas. N. salesman, 41 s Carey
Muir Uriah, carpenter, 323 Eastern av
Muir John H. grocery and com. merchant, 37
Block, dw9 s High
MUIRHEAD ANDREW, pedler,51 e Eager
Muirhead Samuel D. laborer, 30 Warner
Muirhead Samuel, laborer, 30 Warner
Mnlaney Matthew, hackman, 23 Pleasant
Mulbury Mrs. B. 66 Durst al
Mulcahy James, laborer, 122 Boyd
Mulcahy Michael, shoemaker, 52 n Oregon
Mules Daniel, police telegraph operator, 389
Franklin
Mules Isaac, City Col's office, 466 Lexington
Mules Isaac, produce, 466 Lexington
Mules Nathaniel, carter, cor n Fremont and
Liberty road
Mules Mrs. Rosina, seamstress, 21 Orchard
Mules Samuel, ladies' shoemaker, 21 Orchard
Mules Thomas H. butcher, 24 Centre and 31
Lexington markets, dw 532 Penna. av
Mules Thomas, shoemaker, 176 Lexington,
dw 241 Saratoga
Mules Thomas, laborer, 23 Brune
Mules Wm. J. butcher, 532 Penna. av
Muldoon James, cigar maker, 146 Henrietta
Mulgraw Michael, grocery, 384 and 386 Har-
ford av
Mulhare Catherine, 29 Valley
Mulhare Thomas, laborer, 208 Bank
Mulhauser John, tailor, 203 e Madison
Mulhern James, tinner, 94 Hampstead
Mulkerns Bernard, brakesman, 156 McHenry
Mulkerns Mrs. Bridget, 156 McHenry
Mullan James, e Madison
Mullen Ann,25Gough
Mullen Alfred, carpenter, 135 Walsh
Mullen Bridget, washerwoman, 55 w Biddle
Mullen Barnard, Igiborer, North opp. Johns
Mullen Barbara, 190 s Chapel
Mullen Catherine, laundress, 107 Garden
Mullen Mrs. Charles F. grocery, 2 Haw
Mullen Cornelius, laborer, 96 Dolphin
Mullen Henry, restaurant, 62 West Falls av
Mullen James, laborer, 165 Greenmount
Mullen James S. carpenter, 414 Saratoga
Mullen John, grocer, 270 n Eutaw
Mullen John P. stone cutter, 148 n Eutaw
Mullen Mary, dairy, 129 Holiday
Mullen M. H. sergt. police, 207 n Central av
Mullen Owen, iron roller, 328 Canton av
Mullen Patrick, laborer, 384 w Lombard
Mullen Peter, 35 n Schroeder
Mullen Sarah, 31 Buren
Mullen Thomas, laborer, 23 Rock
Mullenberg John H. shoemaker, 112 n Paca
Mullenberg John W. brickmaker, 20 Durst al
Muller Anton, cutler, n e cor Lexington and
Green
Muller Charles F. porter, 2 Haw
Muller Charles, grocery and liquor, 234 s
Charles
Muller Conrad, laborer, 284 Aisquith
Muller Charles, laborer, 58 York
Muller Christian, tailor, 215 w Pratt
Muller Christian, lager beer, 244 Aliceanna
Muller Ernst, barber, 35 Ross
Muller Ernst, butcher, 45 e Fayette
MULLER FRANCIS, restaurant and lager
beer saloon, 33 w Fayette
Muller F. laborer, 321 Ahceanna
Muller Fred, shoemaker, 66 s Regester
Muller Geo. Wm. ship joiner, 98 s Bond
Muller Geo. tobacconist, n e cor McElderry
and Eden
Muller George, blacksmith, 308 w Pratt
Muller Henry, tavern, 96 s Eutaw
Muller H. T. clerk Qr. Master, 28 Hanover
Muller Jacob, cabinet maker, 21 Harrison
Muller Jacob, boot fitter, 306 Canton av
Muller James N. ship builder and proprietor
of marine railway, 1 Philpot, dw 107 8
Broadway
Muller James N. jr. clerk, 107 s Broadway
Muller John, cooper, 86 Central av
Muller John, broom maker, 16 St. James
Muller John, laborer, 58 York
Muller John, baker, 230 n Caroline
Muller John P. boots and shoes, 259 s Broad-
way
Muller John H. baker, 234 Aliceanna
Muller Dr. John R. at Eastern Dispensary,
dw 154 e Baltimore
Muller J. Philip, butcher, 507 Saratoga
Muller Joseph, butcher, 79 Belair market, dw
Baltimore co
Muller Julius E. music teacher, 236 Madison
avenue
Muller Julius, bar keeper, 8 Centre Market
space
Muller Lawrence, shoemaker, 239 e Lombard
Muller Lorenz, cooper, 56 n Schroeder
Muller Louis, paper hanger and upholsterer,
110 w Baltimore
Muller Mrs. Louis, milliner, 110 w Baltimore
Muller Mary, seamstress, 58 York
Muller Philip H. ship carp. 279 e Lombard
Muller Mrs. Sophia M. 105 Hanover
Muller Wm. 28 Albemarle
Muller Wm. F. tailor, 255 West
a. HEIVTIY GISSE, Commission merchant, for the sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, A»,
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster eoustantty on hand, !31 (gear's Wharf;
MUL
288
2s
Mullet Thomas, laborer, s w cor Orleans and
Caroline
Mullet Walter, laborer, 58 s Charles
Mulley John M. shoemaker, 622 w Baltimore
Mulley Joshua R. restaurant, 11 HoUiday
Mullfinger John, tanner, 55 Buren
Mullholland Francis, plasterer, 69 French
Mulligan Ann, grocery, 125 e Eager
Mulligan James, machinist, 199 HoHins
Mulligan John, laborer, 5 Will
Mulligan John, plow maker, 5 Perry
Mulligan Matthew, machinist, 322 Forrest
Mulligan Owen, laborer, 2 Webster al
Mulligan Patrick, tavern, 19 Concord
Mulligan Patrick, laborer, 294 Johnson
Mulligan Robert, carpenter, Lanvale lane, nr.
Charles
Mulligan Thos. stone cutter, 92 Harford av
Mullikin Chas. E. sail maker, 7 Centre Mar-
ket space
Mullikin Mrs. M. C. 42 n Poppleton
Mullikin Wm. N. bookkeeper, 22 Earnet
Mullin Henry, sergt. police, 207 n Central av
Mullin John, tailor, 101 Garden
Mullin John, laborer, 177 Ramsay
Mullin John D. barkeeper, 75 Thames
Mullin John, tavern, 188 Lexington
Mullin Michael A. teacher, 138 Division
MULLIN THOMAS, Jr., coach maker, 91
Holiday, dw 80 n High
Mullin Thomas, laborer, 213 Lemmon
Mullin Timothy, restaurant, 14 South
Mullins Martin, currier, 9 Hillen
Mullins Mary A. 277 n Gay
Mullinix John H. fireman, 461 w Lombard
MuUmyer, Hunter & Co. carriage makers, 144
n Howard
Mullmyer Wm. (M., Hunter & Co.) 301 e
Eager
Mulmani Pietro, stencil cutter, 21 Balderston
Multhaupt Conrad, laborer, 35 Fell
Mulvaney John, laborer, 25 Eastern av
Mumberger John, brickmaker, 93 Cambridge
Mumbower David, soldier, 3 Hyde ct
Mumma Daniel, inspector at custom house,
167 Aisquith
Mumma David, butcher, 13 Belair Market,
dw 20 Harford av
Mumma David N. butcher, 53 Fell's Point
market, dw 159 Greenmount av
Mumma Jacob J. butcher, 21 Centre and 86
Belair Markets, dw 159 Greenmount av
Mumma Mary, 113 Greenmount av
Munch Charles, 103 s Bond
Muncks John, clerk, 239 Madison av
Muncks Louis A. clerk, 306 Lexington
Muncks Margaret, 18 East
Muncks Mrs. Margaret, 239 Madison av
Mund Henry, huckster, 913 w Pratt
Mund Adam, curled hair maker, 899 w Pratt
Mund Frederick, curled hair maker, 899 w
Pratt
Mund Lewis, barber, 899 w Pratt
Munder Catharine, 369 e Baltimore
MUNDER C. F. & BRO. can fruits and
French candies, 27 s Liberty
Munder Chas. F. (C. F. M. & Bro.) 230 w
Lombard
Munder Ferdinand, shoemaker, 191 Aliceanna
Munder Lewis F. (C. F. M. & Bro.) 34 Uon-
wav
Munaer Theophilus, ladies' dress trimmings,
139 Lexington
MUR
Milder Theophilus, photographist, over 131
Baltimore
Miiidrofr Caleb, huckster, 207 n Exeter
Mu dorf Mrs. Mary, 240 Lexington
Mu die Theodore, shoemaker, 17 Cambridge
k Allen, cooper, 33 n Caroline
kewitz John A. tailor, 330 s Charles
Mu roe Anna, dressmaker, 142 Ross
Mu roe Anna, nurse, 142 Ross
Muroe Mary, 35 High al
Mufaon W. Albert, 100 s Bond
Muifeon Capt. Samuel A. mariner, 100 s Bond
Muminghausen Henry, cap maker, 352 w
Prltt
Murdoch Alexander F. (A. M. & Co.) 76
Cdirtland
MURDOCH ALEXANDER& CO. dry goods
commission merchants, 14 s Charles
Murdoch Alexander, (A. M. & Co.) Elgin,
Reifterstown road
Murdoch Charles, manufacturer at Maryland
Penitentiary, dw 12 Aisquith
Murdoch Fridge, (Riach & M.) 30 Pleasant
Murdoch James, ship carpenter, 6 Pleasant al
Murdoch & Pennington, stock and bill bro-
kers, 71 w Second
Murdoch Thomas, (M. & Pennington,) 71 w
Second
Murdoch Dr. Thomas, surgeon of board of
enrolment, 3d district, dw 107 St. Paul
Murdoch Robert, gardener, 60 s Carey
Murdoch Thos. s w cor Wolfe and Fayette
Murdoch Wm. F. agent Liverpool and Lon-
don Fire and Life Insurance Co., and gua-
no agent, 54 s Gay, dw 30 Pleasant
Murdock John, printer, 95 s Caroline
Murdock Richard, scales maker, 46 s Charles,
dw 36 Camden
Murdock Thos. ship carpenter, 183 s Chester
Murghtridy Alice, 237 Cross
MURGUIONDO PRUDENCIO DE, consu-
late Oriental Republic Uruguay, shipping
and commis. merch. 59 s Gay, dw 578 w
Fayette
Murneghen Patrick, stone mason, 337 Mul-
berry
Murphy Alexander, laborer, 116 e Monu-
ment
Murphy Arthur, laborer, 10 Scott
Murphy Bartholomew, grocer, 62 Orleans
Murphy Bartholomew, boot fitter, 12 Jose-
phine
Murphy Bernard, laborer, 7 Fall
Murphy Charles, clerk, 29 Holland
Murphy Daniel, grocer, 153 n Exeter
Murphy Dennis J. printer, 7 Carleton
Murphy Edward, blacksmith, 32 s Republi-
can
Murphy Edward, farmer, Madison la
Murphy Ellen, shop, 91 Harford av
Murphy Francis, teamster, 399 Lexington
Murphy Francis P. sailmaker, 99 Cambridge
Murphy Franklin, laborer, 95 s Chester
Murphy Henry, laborer, 164 Burgundy al
Murphy Henry, storekeeper, 122 s Spring
Murphy Hugh, lager beer, s e cor Broadway
and Gay
Murphy Isaac, engineer, 371 Light
Murphy James, laborer, 105 s Ann
Murphy James, laborer, 80 L. Hughes
Murphy James, boiler maker, 45 s Schroeder
Murphy James, carpenter, 22 Hill
Murphy James, teacher, 6 Durham
GEO. S. PAGC: Oi B^O., niamifnoturei-^ ox' Hoofs nud Hoofing SlaterlaU, 111 Smltii'l
Wlxarf. C. HART SBDTH, A^ent. ,^
MUK
MUK
Murphy Jas. S. bookkeeper, Maltby house
Murphy James, laborer, 57 Eastern av
Murphy Jas. P. mariner, 235 Gough
Murphy James, drayman, 45 York
Murphy James, grocer, 48 Marriott
Murphy Jeremiah, driver, 175 Ramsay
Murphy Jesse D, 301 Aisquith
Murphy John, laborer, 1 McMechin
Murphy John, hackman, 322 Vine
Murphy John T. porter, 19 Fountain
Murphy John, laborer, 239 Cross
Murphy John, tailor, 30 e JVlonument
Murphy John, shoemaker, 9 Callendar
Murphy John, driver, 95 Granby
Murphy John, machinist, 29 Holland
MURPHY J. & CO. printers, publishers,
booksellers and stationers, 182 w Baltimore
[See Mvertisement.]
Murphy J. (J. M. & Co.) 74 St. Paul
Murphy Joseph, blacksmith, 214 Light
Murphy Joseph, painter, 3 Lancaster
Murphy Jos. F. gilder, 29 Holland
Murphy Julia, laundress, 37 Cambridge
Murphy Lemuel W. tinner, 167 Orleans
Murphy Margaret, 10 Pleasant al
Murphy Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 233 Gough
Murphy Mrs. Mary, grocery, 164 Burgun-
dy al
Murphy Mary, seamstress, 26 Lloyd
Murphy Matthias, mason, 630 w Pratt
Murphy Michael, hostler, 21 n Sharp
Murphy Michael, 547 Saratoga
Murphy Michael, laborer, 20 Hampstead
Murphy Michael, mill stone worker, 41 Jew al
Murphy Owen, laborer, 67 Dawson al
Murphy Owen, grocer, 69 Mulberry
Murphy Patrick, hog driver, 108 Frederick av
Murphy Patrick, porter, 31 n Exeter
Murphy Patrick, laborer, 2 Rose
Murphy Patrick, laborer, 174 Hughes
Murphy Patrick, laborer, 39 Holland
Murphy Peter, laborer, 7 n Dewberry
Murphy Peter, laborer, 44 Haubert
Murphy Robert, restaurant, 3 n Calvert
Murphy Mrs. Sarah, 175 w Lombard
Murphy Susan, grocery, 197 Saratoga
Murphy Thomas, laborer, 106 Dugan's wharf
Murphy Thomas, carpenter, 171 n Fremont
Murphy Thomas, laborer, 60 Perry
Murphy Thomas, laborer, 41 s Dewberry al
Murphy Thomas, porter, 8 n Ann
Murphy Thomas, engineer, 136 e Madison
Murphy Thomas, laborer, 78 Durst al
Murphy Thomas, baggage agent B. & 0. R.
R. 191 Conway
Murphy Timothy, laborer, 47 s Dewberry al
Murphy Virginia, 18 St. James
Murphy Wm. potter, 167 Orleans
Murphy Wm. H. tinner, 167 Orleans
Murphy Wm. watchman, 63 McHenry
Murr Geo. F. shoemaker, 35 Goodman al
Murr Jacob, machinist, 37 Penn
Murr Jacob F. tailor, 31 King
Murr Wm. F. confectionery, 139 Hanover
Murray Ann, huckstress, 59 Clay
Murray Albert, engineer, 114 n Pine
Murray Ann, 23 Valley
Murray Mrs. Ann, seamstress, 265 s Paca
Murray Bridget, 94 Holiday
Murray Mrs. Catherine, 230 e Fayette
Murray David G. (John H. Rea & Co.) 286
Light
Murray Elizabeth, 85 Garden
Murray Edward, china and glass, 229 n Gay
Murray Elizabeth Ann, 94 n Pine
Murray Francis, blacksmith, 191 Preston
Murray Francis, machinist, 425 e Fayette
Murray Georgeanna, boarding, 130 w Fayette
Murray Mrs. Harriet, 177 e Monument
Murray Heron C. property agent, 2 Jarvis
buildings, dw 207 Garden
Murray Hubert, pedler, 20 Scott
Murray James, engraver, 76 Buren
Murray J. S. E. 11 s Carey
Murray James H. clerk, 13 Courtland
Murray James, porter, 51 King
Murray James B. shoemaker, 68 Centre Mar-
ket space
Murray James F. machinist, 121 w Biddle
Murray Jas. (Jas. M. & Co.) 164 Hughes
Murray Jas. machinist, 23 McElderry
Murray James B.. groceries and feed, s w cor
McElderry and Eden
Murray James C. 13 Courtland
Murray Jas. & Co. millwrights and machin-
ists, 42 York
Murray James, laborer, 46 Lancaster
Murray James, carter, 180 L. Constitution
Murray Jesse H. police, 115 Carey
Murray John of D. grain and feed, 365 w Bal-
timore, dw 279 Franklin
Murray John, laborer, 28 Abey al
Murray John, 279 Franklin
Murray John, laborer, 82 Eastern av
Murray John, laborer, 79 Hull
Murray John, carpenter, 133 n Exeter
Murray John T. carter, 392 Hanover
Murray John, engineer, 194 Montgomery
Murray John W. H. 49 n Fremont
Murray John, fireman, 184 L. Hughes
Murray John, clerk, 94 Holiday
Murray John P. clerk in Register of Wills
office, dw 240 Madison av
Murray John, chair maker. 111 Albemarle
Murray John, mariner, 94 Block
Murray John, 279 Franklin
Murray John H. carpenter, 465 Saratoga
Murray Mrs. Julia, 49 n Fremont
Murray Lucy, dry goods, 391 n Gay
Murray Laura, 146 L. McElderry
Murray Mrs. Margaret, grocery, n w cor
Douglass and East
Murray Mrs. Martha, 86 Granby
Murray Martin, mariner, 164 Gough
Murray Mary, 162 L. Hughes
Murray Michael, tavern 3 w Lombard
Murray Michael, foundryman, 26 Callender
Murray O. B. & Co. claim agents, over 22
Second
Murray 0. B. (0. B. M. & Co.) 169 w Lom-
bard
Murray Patrick, laborer, Potomac near Can-
ton Market
Murray Peter, laborer, 338 n Howard
Murray Patrick, stone cutler, 177 s Paca
Murray Robert, clerk, 172 e Monument
Murray Richard C. carpenter and builder, s e
cor Lombard and Charles
Murray Thomas, engineer, 194 Montgomery
Murray Thomas, shoemaker, 166 Orleans
Murray Thomas, carter, 581 w Lombard
Murray Thomas H. B. clerk, 279 Franklin
Murray Thomas, laborer, 85 Garden
Murray TChomas, furniture wagoner, 7 Scott
Murray*rhomas, laborer, 208 Bank
Murray Thomas S. clerk, 172 e Monument
MTUI. P. WKBB, Marine. Fire and Llfte Insnrnnce Agent nntl Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insiurance Co., Newarli, N. J.," 80 Second Street.
19
Slutiul
MUB
290
MYE
Murray Wm. tinner, 41 s Bond
Murray Wni. 432 w Ballimore
Murray Wm. boots and shoes, 68 Centre
Market Space
Murray "Wm. B. clerk, 130 w Fayette
Murray Wm. machinist, 192 n Exeter, dw
189 n High
Murray Wm. H. clerk, 94 Holiday
Murray Wm. T. shoemaker, 21 Harmony la
Murray Wm. J. millwright, 165 Montgomery
Murrill James H. (Flynn, Emrick & M.) 89
n Calvert
Murta Mrs. Mary, 206 Columbia
Murtha James, laborer, 55 s Eutaw
Masch Conrad, laborer, 122 Thames
Musch John, carpenter, Aliceanna, Canton
Muse Wm. B. 3 n Calhoun
Mu.sgrave James, tanner and currier, 103 n
Front, dw 93
Musgrave Mrs. Caroline R. 61 s Oregon
Musgrove Steph. W. laborer, 16 s Republican
Mush Henry, shoemaker, 284 Canton av
Mush John, cigar maker, 1 Somerset
Mushuke Carl, ice cream, 70 s Eutaw
Music Joshua W. hatter, 370 n Gay
Musick Reuben W. printer, 132 Central av
Mussolman Amos F. attorney, 21 Lexington
dw Fountain hotel
Musselman Hiram D. fruit packers 410 Lex-
ington
Musselman Jackson, saddler, 139 German
Musselman George R. clerk, 410 Lexington
Musselman John, clerk city collector's office,
410 Lexington
Musser John, carpenter, 121 Ross
Mussman Emma, dress maker, 17 Marion
Mussman Theresa, tavern, 17 Cowpen al
Mussman John, tavern, 256 Montgomery
Mussman John S. 121 Ross
Musson John, oysters and ice cream, 50 En-
sor
Musson John, (J. Bickerton & Co.) 44 Bol-
ton
Mustgut George, barber, 217 Frederick road
Mutcher Fredericka, grocery, 80 Beason
Matcher Gottleib F. laborer, 80 Beason
Muih Adam, laborer, 217 s Ann
Muih Adam, telegraph linesman, 217 s Ann
Muih Mrs. Anne E. 271 w Fayette
Muth Anthony, tailor, 325 Penna. av
Muth Eugene, tailor, 325 Penna. av
Muth Francis, drayman, 14 w Townsend
Muth George, shoemaker, 284 n Gay
Muth John, shoemaker, s e cor Warren and
Light
Muth John, sawyer, 192 s Wolfe
Muth John P. clerk, 16 w Townsend
Muth Joseph, clerk, 671 Penna. av
Muth Louis, 49 n Frederick
Muth Martin, blacksmith, 4 Mulberry ct
Muth Sebastian, laborer, 671 Penna. av
Muth Sebastian, confectioner, 85 n Poppleton
Muthert Frederick W. shoemaker, 135 Cam-
den
Muthert Frederick R. tobacconist, 76 s Eutaw
MUTHERT J. R. A. tobacconist, 15 Penna.
Mutter Julius, cabinet maker, 3 Etna la
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Baltimore Coun-
ty Ijuildings, 21 n Calvert, Jasl^ Ridgely,
president ^^.
Mutzbauer John, tanner, 57 French^
Myer Chas. M. (D. W. & C.M.M.) 115
Hanover
MYER D. W. & C. M. grocers, 14 w Balti-
more
Myer Daniel W. (D. W. & C. M. M.) 103 s
Eden
Myer Francis, baker, 11 Wat-son
Myer George, cooper, 170 s Bond
Myer Rev, George, 148 n Broadway
Myer Mrs. Henrietta, 22 St. James
Myer Herman, trunk maker, Pratt, between
Howard and Eutaw
Myer James & Co. wholesale grocers and
com. merchants, 65 s Calvert
Myer James, (J. M. & Co.) 123 Hanover
Myer John F. shoemaker, 189 s Bond
Myer John W. bookbinder, 107 Henrietta
Myer John J. chemist, 115 Hanover
Myer Lazarus, clothier, 1771-2 Franklin
Myer Philip, iron roller, 87 Cambridge
Myer Powell, tailor, 44 Abbot
Myer Mrs. Rosa, 231 e Lombard
Myer Mrs. Susanna, 115 Hanover
Myer Thomas J. (Baldwin, M. & Co.) 209
Franklin
Myer Wm. B. bookkeeper, 123 Hanover
Myerly John J. cattle dealer, 618 w Fayette
Myers Alexander, shipping master, 79 s Bond
Myers Ambrose, clerk, 154 Pennsylvania av
Myers A. J. (C. H. M. & Bros.) 45 Mc-
CuUoh
Myers Adw. tailor, Gorsuchav., Homestead
Myers Benjamin C. 102 L. Greene
Myers Charles, confectioner, 130 n Caroline
Myers Charles H. jeweler, 438 w Baltimore
Myers Charles H. (C. H. M. & Bro.) 154
Pennsylvania av
Myers Mrs. Caroline, second-hand furniture,
102 L. Greene
Myers Mrs. Catherine, 402 w Fayette
Myers Catherine, 37 Aisquith
MYERS CHARLES H. & BRO., importers
of liquors, &c. 72 Exchange place
Myers Charles N. well digger, Washington
near Polk, Homestead
Myers Charles T. (Thomas Bond & Co.) 76
w Pratt
Myers Charles N. tavern, 18 Foundry
Myers Charles A. silversmith, 90 Granby
Myers Charles, coffin trimmer, 10 n Exeter
Myers Charles, grocery, 55 s Oregon
Myers Charles, garbage carter, 1 Anthony
Myers Mrs. Charlotte, seamstress, 376 n
Fremont
Myers Christian H. 75 s Bond
MYERS DANIEL E. coal dealer. North op-
posite Denmead's foundry, dw 99 e Madison
Myers Daniel, carpenter, 55 n High
Myers Emanuel, clerk, 43 n Eutaw
Myers Mrs. Elizabeth, 78 n Greene
Myers Edward, police, 74 L. Montgomery
Myers Frederick H. clerk, 4 s Republican
Myers George, blacksmith, 807 w Baltimore
Myers George, butcher, 809 w Baltimore
Myers George, sr., 805 w Baltimore
Myers & Hedian, mirrors and picture frames,
33 w Baltimore
Myers Henry W. mariner, 173 s Eden
Myers Harman, gunsmith, 114 Raborg
Myers Herman, box maker, 14 Abey al
Myers Henry, mariner, 113 s Eden
Myers Henry, puddler, 57 Aliceanna
Myers Rev. Henry, 25 n Front
J. HEVRY GIESK, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, «S«5.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Poster constanUy on hand, 81 Spear's "Wharf.
1
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291
NAR
Myers Henry W. watchman, 252 e Pratt
Myers Henry, clothing cutter, 3 New Church
Myers Henry, property and collecting agent,
163 w Lombard
Myers Henry L. 601 w Fayette
Myers Humphrey, tobacconist, 113 Franklin,
dw Baltimore co
Myers Jacob, tanner, 214 n Caroline
Myers Jacob, jr. paper hanger, 214 n Caroline
Myers Jacob, carpenter, Jackson near Fort
Covington
Myers Jacob, 94 s Broadway
Myers James A. paper hanger, 95 William
Myers James A. clerk, 100 Centre
Myers James, plane maker, 107 Lexington
Myers James, 28 w Baltimore
Myers J. Norris, clerk, 75 McCulloh
Myers John, laborer, 89 McElderry's wharf
Myers John, laborer, 216 Castle al
Myers John, cabinet maker, 13 Rose
Myers John H. cutter, 13 Clay
Myers John, clerk, 37 Aisquith
Myers John, laborer, 33 Stockton al
Myers John R. mariner, 250 n Eden
Myers John W. paper hanger, 42 n Howard
Myers John, clerk, 37 Aisquith
Myers Joseph, umbrella maker, 190 East
Myers Joseph, (Chas. H. M. «fe Bro.) 154
Penna. av
Myers Joshua M. interpreter at City Court,
31 Gough
Myers Mrs. Lavinia, 100 Centre
Myers Mrs. Mary, 42 n Howard
Myers Mary, 165 e Pratt
Myers Mary E. nurse, 169 Chesnut
Myers Mary Jane, mantua maker, 2 Green-
willow
Myers Mrs. Margaret, 106 Russell
Myers Nicholas, plasterer, 12 Josephine
Myers Otto, stone cutter, 90 Granby
Myers Richard, grocer, 200 Hamburg
Myers Mrs. Susanna, 241 Peirce
Myers Mrs. Susan, 99 Hillen
Myers Stephen G. soldier, 13 n Bond
Myers Susannah M. seamstress, 116 n Greene
Myers Rev. Thomas, agent Md. State Bible
Society, 75 McCulloh
Myers Thomas, baker, 167 n Eden
Myers Thomas A. cigar maker, 227 n Central
avenue
Myers Timothy, butcher, 122 Hollins
Myers Capt. Wm. 355 e Baltimore
Myers Wm. H. clerk, 104 Mulberry
Myers Wm. piano maker, 43 Pearl
Myers Wm. rope maker, 96 Grundy
Myers Wm. P. (M. & Hedian,) 94 s Broad-
way
Myers Wm. H. cigar factory, over 5 Water,
dw 601 w Fayette
Myers Wm. H. teacher, 28 Hanover
Myerson John, 74 s Chapel
Mylan James, laborer, 88 n Front
Mylander Henry, carpenter, Penna. av, n
Biddle, dw 531 Lexington
Myles James, (Jones & M.) 125 Lexington
Myles Patrick, cutter, 99 s High
Myttenger Mrs. E. 2 Waverly Terrace,
Franklin Square
N.
Naas Justus, shoemaker, 10 Park
Nabill Mathew, hackdriver, 42 Hillen
Nace George, millwright, 402 Harford av
Nace Wm. millwright, Jackson near Polk,
Homestead
Nach Michael, shoemaker, 217 Light
Nachenbrust 6 Gist
Nachengast John, laborer, 352 William
Nachman A. fancy goods and cloak store, 139
n Gay
Nachman George, musician, 8 s Caroline
Nack Christopher, tailor, 23 Elizabeth la
Nadel Mrs. Godfrey, 79 n Fremont
Nader John, shoemaker, 32 Abbot
Nading Henry C. bootmaker, 17 Orchard
Naeder Therese, collars, laces, &c., fluted,
&c., 77 n Howard
Naff Albert H. 843 w Baltimore
Naff Charles A. 28 Ryan
Naff John H. home and foreign agent and
appraiser, and old oil paintings, engravings
and books, 83 w Fayette, dw 843 w Balti-
more
Naff Wilson, potter, 843 w Baltimore
Nagcl Mrs. Anna, grocery, 107 Eastern av
Nagel Catherine, grocery, 155 s Charles
Nagel Edward R. shoemaker, 58 s Republican
Nagel George, carpenter, Old Frederick road,
near Mt. de Sales
Nagel Henry, laborer, 309 Mulberry
Nagel Henry, tailor, 396 s Charles
Nagel Henry, second-hand clothing, 26 Har-
rison
Nagel Philip, porter, 309 Mulberry
Nagengast Henry, tailor, 90 s Castle
Nagle Andrew, laborer, 92 n Ann
Nagle Daniel H. coal heaver, 187 Vine
Nagle Frederick, cigar maker, 61 McHenry
Nagle Isaac, soldier, 502 w Lombard
Nagle Isaac, coal heaver, 187 Vine
Nagle John N. coal heaver, 187 Vine
Nagle Lewis, tailor, 250 n Central av
Nagle Lawrence, tailor, 127 West
Nagle Michael, laborer, 214 Chesnut
Nagle Michael, coal heaver, 187 Vine
Nagle Paulina, Clinton
Nagle Wm. glass blower, 502 w Lombard
Nagle Wm. cooper, 37 Brown
Nail John, nightman, 166 s Bethel
Naill H. Clay, chief clerk to Provost Mar-
shal, 98 e Baltimore
Nailsmith John H. laborer, 30 Stirling
Nake Ernest, confectioner, 125 s Broadway
Nails Benjamin F. magistrate, Fayette, w of
St. Paul, dw 52 Holiday
Nally James, 150 Mulberry
Nally Michael, laborer, 91 s Spring
Nally Richard, constable, 150 Mulberry
Nale James, laborer, 11 s Fremont
Namuth Charles, cabinet maker, 265 Franklin
Namuth Edward F. bookkeeper, 115 n Broad-
way
Namuth Frederick T. cabinet maker, Fremont
bet. McHenry and Ramsay
Nanegar Fritz, curled hair maker, 901 w
Pratt
Nangel Wm. boot fitter, 200 Conway
Nant John, bricklayer, 27 n Paca
Nants John H. bookkeeper, 56 s Gay
Nants John, 166 n Eutaw
Napfel Catharine, tailoress, 11 High al
Napier Mrs. Mary A. 34 L. Church
Napp John, butcher, 297 Fremont
Nardi Lorenzo di Guiseppe, figure maker, 191
Chesnut
GEO. S. PAGS & BRO., Mamifacturera of Roofs and Roofing materials. 111 Smith's
Wliarf. C. HART SnQTH, Agent.
NAR
292
NEI
Nardi Raphael, figure maker, 191 Chesnut
Narr Christopher, laborer, 191 s Chapel
Nary Edwara, stone cutter, 12 Willow
Nasal Meyer, ragman, 150 L. Greene
Nasich George, shoemaker, 17 Cambridge
Nash Charles, caulker, 87 Washington, F.H.
Nash Ephraim, caulker, 43 Durst al
Nash George A. caulker, 43 Durst al
Nash James, carter, 43 Durst al
Nash John W. shoemaker, 103 s Broadway
Nash John O'B. caulker, 54 Cross
Nash John W. bartender, Dallas, n of Lan-
caster
Nash Patrick, laborer, 267 s Dallas
Nash Thomas, clerk, 11 Lexington
Nash Thomas A. shoemaker, 242 e Lombard
Nash Wm. H. shoemaker, 180 n Caroline
Nash Wm. J. boiler maker, 79 Hamburg
Nason Charles, mariner, 83 Thames
Nason Mrs. Elizabeth, 146 Hanover
Nason James S. furniture, 56 n Greene
Nason Wm. G. sailmaker, 146 Hanover
Nassauer Frederick, clerk, 180 Lexington
Nathan Isaac, clothing, 68 e Lombard
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF
BALTIMORE, 30 South, H. C. Landis,
Secretary
National Union Reading Room, over 131 w
Baltimore
Nattalli Edward J. collector, 2 s Front
Nattalli Mary, corset maker, 49 s Liberty
Nau John, carpenter, 64 Ross
Naubauer Margaret, grocery, 220 s Sharp
Naubauer Casper, carpenter, 220 s Sharp
Naughton John, fireman, 31 James al
Naughton Michael, laborer, 21 s Front
Naugel Anna E. dressmaker, 339 Light
Naugel Geo. H. shoemaker, 880 w Baltimore
Nauhues Gotleib, cigar maker, 20 Conway
Naumann Fred'k, clothing cutter, 137 n Bond
Naumburg Elkan, (Simon Frank & Co.) 96
e Baltimore
Navin Francis, laborer, 144 Holiday
Navy George W. tobacco, 6 Water, dw 163
Hanover
Naylor Mrs. Eleanora, 146 McHenry
Naylor John H. plumber, 333 Mulberry
Nazerenus Frederick, laborer, 1 Russel al
Nazerenus Mary, midwife, 1 Russel al
Neabaner George, laborer, 352 William
Neaberiin John, roller, 181 s Chapel
Neadner Frederick, soldier, 85 n Oregon
Neagle Henry, grocery, 46 Elbow la
Neal Catherine, seamstress, 126 Harford av
Neal Edwin, mariner, 194 s Ann
NEAL GEORGE H. C. dry goods dealer, 97
w Baltimore, dw 64 e Baltimore
Neal James G. bricklayer, 155 L. Greene
Neal Joseph, 101 n Caroline
Neal Margaret, 53 Clay
Neal Thomas, laborer. Mount Royal, foot of
Mechin
Neale Mrs. Catherine, seamstress, 284 Sa-
ratoga
Neale Edwin, private watchman, 149 s Ann
Neale Francis A. engineer, 150 West
Neale Francis. (N., Harris & Co.,) 23 Frank-
lin
NKALE, HARRIS & Co., general commis-
sion merchants, 26 Commerce
Neale John H. (N., Harris & Co.) 23 Frank-
lin
Neale Wm. engineer, 183 William
Nealin Patrick, laborer, 125 s Chester
Nealing Mrs. Mary, 387 Hamburg
Neandether Henry, tailor, 21 s Regester
Nearey Edward, fruit, &c., corner South and
Pratt, dw 12 Willow
Neas Casper, blacksmith, 102 L. Greene
Neavaker Geo. E. boiler maker, 47 Henrietta
Nearman Charles, engine tender, 77 Ramsay
Nebe Charles, laborer, 54 Raborg
Nebe Catherine, grocery, 54 Raborg
Necker Joseph, milkman, Chester near
Madison
Nedemyer Fernand , blacksmith , 93 Cambridge
Nedweill Davis, carpenter, 30 Josephine
Nedweill Geo. W. carpenter, 30 Josephine
Needham A. jr. (A.N. & Sons,) 185s Charles
NEEDHAM A. & SONS, grocers and com-
mission merchants, 142 Light st wharf
Needham George F. (A. N. «Si Sons,) 185 s
Charles
Needle Nicholas, nightman, 166 Stirling
Needles Charles E. bookkeeper of Water
Board, dw 300 w Lombard
Needles Jane S. 212 e Baltimore
Needles John, (J. N. & Son,) 56 Hanover
Needles John A. (John N. & Son,) 10 Barnet
Needles John & Son, dry goods merchants,
43 n Charles
Needmyer Zacharias, tailor, 91 e Lombard
Neely James, huckster, 93 n Spring
Neely Thomas, cooper, n e cor Monument
and Bond
Neely Mrs. Margaret, 294 Mulberry
Neenaber Charles, laborer, 99 Washington,
F.H.
Neeper Wm. J. hatter, 113 Chew
Neer J. P. (Carroll, Adams & N.) 1 Chats-
worth
Neff Dr. John, 720 w Baltimore
Neff Johann, laborer, 86 s Regester
Negengerd Fred. A. dry goods, 167 n Gay
Negel Thomas, tanner, 134 Forrest
Neiberger Powell, laborer, 2 Walnut al
Neibith Jacob, tailor, 7 Walker
Neibert John A. laborer, 279 s Bond
Neider Frederick, tavern, 128 Saratoga
Neidhamer Mrs. Clara, 26 Orchard
Neidhamer John G. stone cutter, 26 Orchard
Neidhamer Wm. painter, 26 Orchard
Neidhardt Edward, provisions, 49 s Paca
Neier Jacob, tavern, 114 e Monument
Neighoff Joseph, laborer, 67 s Schroeder
Neil Charlotte, 72 Lancaster
Neil Mrs. Mary, 34 Franklin al
Neile Mrs. Ann, 153 e Lombard
Neile Robert B. tobacconist, 153 e Lombard
Neill James, clerk, 121 n Front
Neill Mrs. Rebecca T. 192 e Madison
Neill Wm. drayman, 40 L. Church
Neilson Andrew J. painter, 525 Lexington
Neilson Albertus, attorney, 552 w Fayette
Neilson Catherine, seamstress, 154 Mullikin
NEILSON J. CRAWFORD, architect, 39 n
Charles
Neilson Geo. (Stimpson &N.) 81 n Calvert
Neilson John, clerk, 122 Pine
Neilson Joseph, (Grove & N.) 231 n Howard
Neilson Mary E. stationer, 44 Thames
Neilson Wm. H. printer, Calhoun near Sar-
atoga
Neily Joseph W. (R. W. N. & Son,) 328 e
Baltimore
Neily Richard A. 328 e Baltimore
XVm, p. TTXSBQ, Marine, Fire and Ufti Inanrance Agent and Broker. Agent "OXu««ta
BMMfit UU InwajnoM* do., Vewacrk, K. J.," 89 8«eond BtcMt.
NEL
293
NEW
Neily Richard W. & Son, oar makers, 115
Thames
Neily Richard W. (R. W. N. & Son,) 352 e
Baltimore
Neismeister Chas. cabinet maker, 173 s Wolfe
Neimeyer August, 35 Scott
Neimeyer Harman, carpenter, 142 s Sharp
Neimeyer Henry, bar tender, 145 w Lombard
Neimeyer John, foundryman, 28 n Schroeder
Neimyer & Fowler, wholesale dealers in to-
bacco, cigars and snuff, 26 s Howard
NeimoUer Rachel, restaurant, 26 Towson
Neimoller Wm. laborer, 26 Towson
Neimyer John H. (N. &, Fowler,) 40 s Sharp
Neipier Mrs. Sophia, periodicals, 113 Chew
Neiss John, shoemaker, 51 Biddle al
Neis John, shoemaker, 83 Penna. av
Neisel Jacob, nightman, 92 St. Peters
Neitmiller Geo. blacksmith, 238 e Eager
Neitsel George, 13 n Dallas
Nelher Chas. gardener, e Monument extended
Nelligan Thos. laborer, 26 Albemarle
Nellis Anthony, laborer, 215 Eastern av
Nellon Lawrence, laborer, 95 s Chapel
Nelse Wm. mariner, 217 s Wolfe
Nelson Andrew, mariner, 10 Essex
Nelson Alexander, marmer, 316 Canton av
Nelson Ann, 192 Bank
Nelson Charles, mariner, 265 s Wolfe
Nelson Charles, rigger, 5 Fountain
Nelson Erasmus, laborer, 104 St. Peter
Nelson Francis M. plumber, 46 William
Nelson Henry, grocer, 11 Fell
Nelson James, engineer, 117 Walsh
Nelson Mrs. Johanna, 6 Armistead la
Nelson John A. salesman, 46 Milliman
Nelson John, tailor, 233 Forrest
Nelson Joseph J. mariner, 1 Harden's ct
Nelson Joseph E. carpenter, 457 Franklin
Nelson Laura, 94 Stiles
Nelson Lingham, carpenter, 177 e Pratt
Nelson Mrs. Louisa, 28 Hampstead
Nelson Martha, 161 Bank
Nelson Peter, grocer, 52 Lancaster
Nelson Peter, boarding, 76 Block
Nelson Thomas T. provost marshal's clerk,
38 n Fremont
■Nelson Wakeman, tailor, 63 Jefferson
Nengel Philip, fresco painter, 105 Granby
Nenninger Edward, laborer, 280 s Bond
Nergean Margaret, dressmaker, 3 Walker's ct
Nerman Louis, cutler, Aisquith near Low
Nernberger Augustus, piano mak. 207 Hollins
Nesler Christopher, sailor, 179 Eastern av
Ness Mrs. Anne, 198 n Eutaw
Ness Alfred S & Co. wholesale tin ware
manufacturers, 30 s Calvert
Ness Alfred S. (A. S. N. & Co.) 198 n Eutaw
NESS GEORGE W. fruit and confectionery,
s e cor Baltimore and Eutaw, dw Balti-
more CO
Ness Wm. H. laborer, s w cor Spring and
Aliceanna
Nessel Christopher, mariner, 179 Eastern av
Nething Henry, blacksmith, 13 Baker's ct
Netre Ferdinand, clerk, 107 Hollins
Netre G. R. trader, 137 Hamburg
Netter Ferdinand, clerk, 107 Hollins
Neu Henry, 188 s Bond
Neu John, cot maker, 291 Sharp
Neu Peter, grocer, 188 s Bond
Neubeck Nicholas, shoemaker, 193 s Bethel
Neuberger Frank J. stevedore, 182 s Dallas
Neuberger Franz, tailor, 88 s Castle
Neubert Frederick, shoemaker, 184 w Lom-
bard
Neufschaeffer Lawrence, 154 s Spring
Neuffer Christian A. bookkeeper, 543 w Fa-
yette
Neuhause Mrs. Maria, boarding, 52 n Eutaw
Neuhoff Joseph, tailor, 203 Saratoga
Neuman August, tailor, 40 Marion
Neuman Henry, laborer, 11 Jackson ct
Neuman John M. cabinet maker, 40 Marion
Neumeyer Joseph, tailor, 334 e Lombard
Neurath E. boots and shoes, 117 w Fayette
Neureuter Andrew, clothing cutter, Central av
near Gay
Neus Adam, cooper, 159 e Lombard
Neuslein Urich, stevedore, 57 Thames
Neuweiller J. F. soldier, 120 n Spring
Neuweiller John E. soldier, 120 n Spring
Neuweiller Mrs. Joshua, 120 n Spring
Neviker Charles, police, 77 Washington, F.H.
Neviker John W. boiler maker, 260 s Charles
Neviker Peter, police, 260 s Charles
Nevins John, tavern, 18 s Gay
Nevins John, barkeeper, 1 n Greene
Nevitt James, builder, 19 w Fayette, dw 34
w Pratt
Nevitt Wm. C. conductor, 6 n Poppleton
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS, n e cor Han-
over and Lombard
New Getz, cows, 362 e Eager
New Jerusalem Church, (Swedenborgian,)
Orchard near Madison
New Jerusalem Church, (Swedenborgian,)
110 e Lombard
New Jerusalem Church, (Swedenborgian,) s
w cor Baltimore and Exeter
Newbell John, car driver, 32 Preston
Newbell John D. trader, 351 Penna. av
Newberry Abraham, 85 e Lombard
Newbold David H. (H. Bersch jr. & Co.) 2 e
Baltimore
NEWBOLD JAMES F. oils and lamps, 2 e
Baltimore
Newberger Samuel, tavern, n e cor Broadway
and Thames
Newburger Jacob, sailor, 19 n Washington,
F. P.
Newcom Peter, laborer, n e cor Potomac and
Elliott
Newcomb Hiram, currier, 215 Cross
Newcomb Wm. R. clerk, 159 s Charles
Newcomer B. Frank, (N. & Co.) 83 McCulloh
NEWCOMER & CO. flour and grain, 26, 41
and 43 s Howard
Newcomer Joseph, grocer, 14 n Strieker
Newcomer Lewis R. clerk post office, 341 w
Fayette
Newdhardh John, wagoner, 352 Canton av
Newell Alexander, teacher, 343 e Pratt
Newell Mrs. Elizabeth, 246 n Gay
Newell Peter, tobacconist, 176 w Pratt, dw
164 Barre
Newgent Sylvester, painter, 4 Durham
Newgent Walter H. soldier, 365 e Eager
Newhan Abraham, teacher, 3 Cowpen al
Newhan Samuel, dry goods, ]08 n Central av
Newhoff Joseph, (L. & A. Frank & Co.) 203
Saratoga
Newkirk Charles, ship joiner, 104 s Chapel
Newkirk Mary C. 114 s Chester
Newkirk Joseph, painter, 400 e Monument
Newkirk Mrs. Josephine, 1]4 s Chester
J. HE-VRY GIESE, Comimission BlercHnnt. for the sale oi Flouir, Grnlii, Seeds, «&c.
Roseudale Cenaeut and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, !21 Spear's Wliarf.
NEW
294
NIC
Newman August, cigar maker, 259 West
Newman Benj. clotliier, 54 and 56 Centre
Market space
Newman, Bro. & Sons, pianos, cor Oregon
and Lombard
Newman Casper, cabinet maker, 46 n Spring
Newman Charles F. 634 w Lombard
Newman Christopher H. grocer, cor West
and Hanover
Newman David, engineer, 21 Chatsworth
Newman Edward, shoemaker, 180 w Biddle
Newman E. R, (N. Bro. & Sons,) Gilmor nr
Lexington
Newman Frederick, cigar maker, 62 Somerset
Newman F. cutter, 137 n Bond
Newman George W. clerk, 282 e Pratt
Newman George L. clerk, 282 e Pratt
Newman H. lithographer, 59 w Second
Newman Henry, tailor, 19 e Fayette
Newman Joseph, essences, 54 n Spring
Newman Mrs. Ophelia, G34 w Lombard
Newman Jacob E. (N. Bro & Sons,) 45 n
Gilmor
Newman James, laborer, 302 Cross
Newman John, wheelwright, 6G2 Penna. av
Newman Joseph, 155 s Ann
Newman Lawson J. clerk, 104 Dolphin
Nev^man Louis, tailor, 142 Aisquith
Newman Mary, 282 e Pratt
Newman Philip,furniture wagoner, 109 n Cen-
tral av
Newman Timothy, carpet weaver, 37 Marion
Newman Wm. A. shoemaker, 80 Penna. av
Newman Wm. J. civil engineer, 60 Saratoga
Newman Wm. W. carpenter, 51 Josephine
Newmayer C. A. artist, 45 e Fayette
Newport Capt. Reece M. assist. Quartermas-
ter, 201 n Howard
Newmyer Max. finisher, 24 Callendar
Newton Alfred C. shoemaker, 436 Lexington
Newton Ann Jane, seamstress, 49 s Bond
Newton Mrs. Eliza, 28 Gough
Newton Chas. G. window shades, 118 e Mon-
ument
Newton Isaac carpenter, 529 Lexington
Newton John, butcher, 269 Raborg
Newton John H. butcher, 520 Saratoga
Newton Chas. E. coffee roaster, Uhleral, dw
27 McHenry
Newton Thos. machinist. 10 s Carey
Newton Thomas, shoemaker, 43 Pine
Newton Thomas, shoemaker, 18 George
Newton University (U. S.) Hospital, 11 Lex-
ington, and 2 and 4 Davis
Newton Wm. mariner, 45 Chatsworth
Newton Wm. 3 n Republican
Newton Wm. painter, 70 Thames, dw 238
Eastern av
Newton Wm. T. comb maker, 508 Lexington
NEW YORK AND BALT. TRANSPOR-
TATION LINE OFFICE, 3 Light-stwhf.,
J. Alex, Shriver, agent. [See p. li Mver-
liseinents.]
New York State agency for the relief of sick
and wounded soldiers, 85 w Fayette, Jas.
M. Redfield, agent
Nice Augustus W. gas filter, 71 Saratoga, dw
152 Ensor
Nice Benj. B. commission merchant, dw 169
Penna. av
Nice Rev. George P. 7 n Front
Nice Mary E. confectionery, 108 Vine
Nice Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 152 Ensor
Nicely H. Clay, hats and caps, 34 w Baltimore
Nicely Thos. S. clerk, 34 w Baltimore
Nicewaner E. B. watchmaker, 14 n Strieker
Nicholas Andrew, cooper, 272 s Bond
Nicholas Jane, 88 w Read
Nicholas John Spear, attorney, 91 Law build-
ings, dw 66 Franklin
Nicholas Mrs. Mary J. 3&8 Cathedral
Nicholas Wilson N. 131 Park
Nicholls Mrs. Mary, Armistead la
Nicholls Wm. I. apothecary, n e cor Ross
and Biddle, and U. S. appraiser, custom
house, dw 180 Garden
Nichols Henry T. clerk, 49 Lexington
Nichols Geo. M. printer, 132 North
Nichols Henry painter, 254 Hanover
Nichols Rev. Jas. K. 85 s Greene
Nichols John T. brick maker, 31 Bevan
Nichols Joseph, puddler,207 Bank
Nichols Mrs. Julia W. ]90 Ross
Nichols Mrs. Sarah, 111 Ross
Nichols N. H. clerk at commissary's, 62 s
Sharp
Nichols James, blacksmith, 81 s Washington
Nichols Mary, 72 Holiday
Nichols Sarah, 170 s Regester
Nichols Zechariah, brick maker, 29 Bevan
Nicholson A. J. clerk, 128 St. Paul
Nicholson Andrew, tavern, 4n Greene
Nicholson Albert, beef butcher, 705 Lexington
Nicholson Alex, bacon, 113 n Broadway
Nicholson Charles G. (J. J. N. & Sons,) 128
St. Paul
Nicholson Charles, laborer, 46 Rock
Nicholson Caroline, 146 n Central av
Nicholson Mrs, Eliza, 14 n Schroeder
Nicholson George, butcher. 970 w Baltimore
Nicholson , baker, 58 e Fayette
Nicholson Gustavus, 86 w Madison
Nicholson Henry, 58 e Fayette
NICHOLSON ISAAC L. & CO. specie and
bank note exchange office, 28 w Baltimore
Nicholson Isaac L. jr., clerk, 128 St. Paul
Nicholson Isaac F. (Isaac L. N. «fe Co.) 88 w
Madison
NICHOLSON J. J. & SONS, bankers, 284
w Baltimore
Nicholson Jacob C. 62 s High
Nicholson Jacob K. butcher, 37 Centre and 61
Belair markets, dw Madison near Chester
Nicholson James A. butcher, 47 Lexington
market, dw Silver Hill nr tollgate
NICHOLSON JAMES M. attorney, 38 St.
Paul, dw 91 w Monument
Nicholson James, currier, 10 Mc Henry
Nicholson James H. engineer, 69 Lancaster
Nicholson John, butcher, 75 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 34 Frederick av
Nicholson John T. L. butche*-, 34 Frederick
lane
J
(J.
N. & Sons,) 128 St.
(J.J. N.&Sons,)128
85 n
Nicholson J. J.
Paul
Nicholson Johns H.
St. Paul
Nicholson Joseph J. clerk N. C. R. R.
Charles
Nicholson Prudence, 18 McHenry
Nicholson Samuel, clerk, 11 McHenry
Nicholson Sophia, 113 n Broadway
Nicholson Thomas, leather inspector, 47 Co-
lumbia
Nicholson Thomas, boon binder, 60 n Fremont
Nicholson Wash. H. carver, 21 n Schroeder
GEO. 8. page: Si BRO., Mnniifjicturcr* of Roofs nml Roofing Haterlalg, 111 Smitb'a
AVliarf. C. HART SaDTH, Ageut.
NIC
295
NOL
Nicholson Wtn. H. moulder, 145 West
Nicholson Wm. G. (Gould, Dukes & Co.)
Mansion house
Nicholson Wtn. book binder, 60 n Fremont
Nichter Joseph, butcher, cor Fort av and
Johnson
Nickel Carrie, 104 e Baltimore
Nickel Christian, tailor, 53 Albemarle
Nickel Christian G. clerk, 2:22 Lee
Nickel Conrad, cabinet maker, 23 Pine
Nickel Hannah, 58 Davis
Nickels August, flour inspector, 215 Hamburg
Nicklas Casper, barber, 257 Hanover
Nicklas Casper, 167 n Eden
NICKLAS CONRAD, watchmaker and jew-
eler, 470 w Baltimore
Nicklas George, tailor, 106 Pearl
Nicklas John, watchmaker, 393 w Baltimore
Nicklas Louis, junk, 58 Block
Nickolas August, cigar maker, 63 s Sharp
Nickols Adam, tinner and plumber, 56 Philpot
Nickols Caroline, dressmaker, 325 n Gay
Nicodemus Jeremiah, (Heim, N. & Co.) 235
Madison av
Nicodemus Josiah C. (Smith & N.) 301 w
Fayette
I^licol David, plasterer, 94 s Caroline
Nicolai Charles, U. S. guager, 26}4 e Balti-
more, dw 397 n Central av
Nicolai Henry, shoemaker, 84 Barre
Nicolai John C. ladies' shoemaker, 553 w
Baltimore
Nicolassen Albert, clerk, 23 Stiles
Nicolaus John, baker, 131 n Bond
Nicoll Wm. bricklayer, 85 s Ann
Nicoll Wm. D. huckster, 399 n Central av
Nicols James, puddler, 81 s Washington,
F. P.
Nicols Patrick, laborer, 49 Chapel
Nieberet Frantz, wagoner, 223 s Bond
Niebold John, carpet weaver, 29 s Caroline
Niehoof Frederick, laborer, 133 Hollins
Niehoof Jos. A. wagoner, 133 Hollins
Niel Henry, laborer, 254 s Caroline
Niemann Edward, (Gieske & N.) 94 Hanover
NIEMEYER FREDERICK, iron and brass
worker, and piano finishing goods, 163
King
Niemeyer John, ship carpenter, 265 s Bond
Nieuman Geo. A. butcher, 115 McElderry
Nightbauer Nicholas, shoemaker, 95 Mul-
berry
NihofF Joseph, railroad man, Frederick road
near Fairville
Niller Conrad, locksmith, 451 Lexington
Niller John, currier, 17 Liberty al
Niller John, boot fitter, 176 s Caroline
Nily Adam, professor music, 36 Holiday
Nimmo Mrs. Isabella, millinery, 53 Hanover
Nimmo Jas. R. clerk, 63 Barre
Nimmo John E. clerk, 53 Hanover
Nimmo Jos. C. seeds and spices, 140 Lexing-
ton
Nimmo Wm. T. clerk, 63 Barre
Ninde John C. 85 McCuUoh
Ningardt Fredk.jr. tinner, 156 e Baltimore
Ningardt Fredk. porter, 5 Mulberry
Nink John, cooper, 172 Aliceanna
Nippard George, tinner, 431 n Gay
Nippard Jas. A. plasterer, 431 n Gay
Nippard Mrs. Sarah, 105 Chew
Nirvim Henry, tailor, 26 Fountain
Wiser Bernard, shoemaker, 130 Peirce
Nissell John A. blacksmith, 45 Lancaster
Nissen Henry, bookbinder, 57 w Second
Nissen Wm. cooper, Payson near Pratt
Niterd Henry, fireman, 132 William
Nivert Francis, wheelwright, 233 s Bond
Nix John, laborer, 107 s Beihel
Nixon Dr. A. C. 44 Hanover •
Nixon Elizabeth, boarding, 12 e Lombard
Nixon John, moal, 74 Greenmount av
Nixon John, drayman. 89 n Bethel
Nixon Joseph, mariner, 152 French
Nizer Harriet, tailoress, 217 n Bond
Nizer John, laborer, Orleans near Castle al
Nizer Nicholas, boot agent, 63 s Caroline
Noa Benjamin, milkman, 51 Canton av
Noah Elizabeth, 2 Abbot
Noah Jacob, laborer, 227 s Durham
Noah Jacob, dry goods, 198 s Broadway
Noah Joseph, blacksmith, 7 Perry
Noble Catharine J. tailoress, 64 Portland
Noble Daniel, mariner, 230 c Pratt
Noble David, boatman, 388 Light
Noble Dennis, printer, 95 Albemarle
Noble Ellen, 95 Albemarle
Noble James J. engineer U. S. N. 95 Albe-
marle
Noble James, butter depot, 153 and 234 s
Broadway, dw 153
Noble John A. clerk, 95 Garden
Nodolph Henry, butcher, 79 n Bond
Noedel Godfrey W. (N. & Wilhelmy,) 45 n
Fremont
NOEDEL & WILHELMY, wines, liquors,
and German and French produce, 379 w
Baltimore
Noel Saml. H. grocery, 52 Gough
Noel Capt. Wm. A., U. S. A., 540 w Balti-
more
Noelker August, blacksmith, 146 Saratoga
Noelle Charles & Son, apothecaries, 18 s
~" ' way
^has. jr.
mgton, D. C.
Noeth John, tailor, 12 Ivy al
Noey Geo. 251 s Dallas
Nogther John, 55 Chapel
Noija Francis, laborer, 226 n Dallas
Nolan Bryan, grocer, 142 s Eutaw
Nolan Charles, grocer, 193 n High
Nolan John, laborer. Northern av near Mc-
Mechin
Nolan John, waiter, 12 Garden
Nolan Martin, laborer, 34 Morton al
Nolan Mary, 75 n Amity
Nolan Matthew, tailor, 34 German
Nolan Michael, of fire department, 28 e Lom-
bard
Nolan Michael, laborer, 79 Forrest
Nolan Michael, laborer, 384 w Lombard
Nolan Patrick, shoemaker, over 82 Centre
Market space
Nolan Patrick, car driver, 50 s Eutaw
Nolan Patrick, laborer, 145 s Chester
Nolan Theodore, varnisher, 112 Low
Nolan Thomas, hostler, 4 Diamond
Nolan Wm. painter, 368 Eastern av
Noland John, hostler, 3 Garden
Noland Mary, grocery, 57 Arch
Noland Michael, laborer, 92 East
Noland Thomas, hostler, 3 Garden
Nolden Theodore, painter, 47 Conway
Nolen T. Spencer, (Geo. Bartlett & Co.) 70
Saratoga
J. HENRY eiBSB, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Sao.
RoseudAle Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.
NOL
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NOR
Noll Adam, laborer, 238 s Bond
Noll David, machinist, 37 n Amity
Noll Henry, cooper, 44 s Oregon
Nollend Geo. baker, 257 s Bond
Nolta John, shoemaker, 2 New Church
Nolte Bernard, barber, 351 nGay
Nolle Dedrich, shoemaker, 29 Thames
Nolte Hermann, cigar maker, 14 Thames
Nolting Chas. receiving teller Western Bank,
25 n Eutaw
Nones Jos. D. collector, 356 n Gay
Noofshriver Freitag, laborer, Clinton
Noon Michael, tailor, 25 Concord
Noonan James, soldier, 80 Durst al
Noonan James, printer. Woods ct
Noonan Michael, laborer, rear 1 Hillen
Noonan Robert, tailor, 62 Lexington
Noonan Thomas, laborer, 32 Eastern av
Nooner Matthew, hostler, 63 Clay
Norberg Louis, cabinet maker, 83 Eastern av
Nordhaus Mrs. Sarah M. 461 w Saratoga
Nordhaus John T. 461 w Saratoga
Nordheimer Moses, clothier,328w Baltimore,
dw 10 Pine
Nordhoff Amendus, cabinet maker, Pearl btw
Saratoga and Mulberry
NordhofF Christian , upholsterer, 204 w Fayette
Nordhoff Mrs. Eliza, embroiderer, 204 w
Fayette
Nordhoff Wm. piano maker, 130 Pearl
NORDLINGER & CO. importers French and
German produce, brandies, wines and gins,
and dealers in whiskies, 102 w Lombard
Nordlinger Isaac (N. & Co.) 118 Hanover
Nordnian Rudolj h, cor Block and Wills
Nordmyer Henry, varnisher, 21 s Schroeder
Norfolk David H. ship joiner, 375 Light
Norfolk George, mariner, 150 Cross
Norfolk George, fisherman, 54 Fort av
Norfolk John'H. clerk, 22 e Fayette
Norfolk John, police, .375 Light
Norfolk John W. bricklayer, 375 Light
Norfolk John W. police, 82 Hamburg
Norfolk Mrs. S. boarding, 22 e Fayette
Norfolk Steamboat Co. office foot tjnion dock
Norman Capt. Anthony M. 114 s Wolfe
Norman Alexander B. reporter, 86 McElderry
Norman Eliza, 97 Cathedral
Norman John R. clerk, 27 s Caroline
Norman John, coachmaker, 129 n Fremont
Norman Julia, 97 Cathedral
Norman Michael S. & Son, stock and bill
brokers, 69 Second
Norman Michael S. (M. S. N. & Son) 61
McCulloh
Norman Richard E. machinist, 96 Gough
Norman Samuel, wool, 80 n Exeter
Norman Wm. B. (Michael S. N. & Son) 61
McCulloh
Norman Wm. E. locksmith, 86 Gough
Norris Amelia, Hudson al nr Federal
Norris Andrew J. tobacconist, 96 Richmond
Norris Aquilla J. inspector at custom house,
58 Chew
NORRIS & BALDWIN, cotton and woolen
goods, and general com. mrchts. 19 German
Norris Beiij. H. park keeper, 432 w Fayette
Norris Benjamin F. 262 Hollins
NORRIS & BRO. iron agents, over n w cor
Lombard and South
NORRIS, CALWELL& CO. importers and
dealers in wines, brandies, teas, cigars, &c.,
322 w Baltimore
Norris Charles H. plasterer, 120 e Madison
Norris Charles S. clerk, 301 Madison av
Norris Charles W. (W. E. N. & Co.) 89
McCulloh
Norris C. Sidney, hardware, 36 Hanover, dw
301 Madison av
Norris Mrs. Caroline, 87 Ross
Norris C. 247 s Ann
Norris Charlotte, 394 w Fayette
Norris & Dulany, tobacconists, 46 n Eutaw
Norris Edw. T. (N. & Baldwin) 170 Garden
Norris Edward S. (W. E. N. & Co.) 89 Mc-
Culloh
Norris Edward, mariner, 47 Milliman
Norris Elizabeth, boarding, 28 w Baltimore
Norris Eliza A. 139 s Regester
Norris Eliza, 184 n Broadway
Norris Francis B. surveyor, 127 Aisquith
Norris George R. blacksmith, 352 Washing-
ton road
Norris Geo. W. furniture mover, 7 Wagon al
Norris G. Somerville, (N. & Bro.) Balto. co
Norris Henry C. B. law student, 209 Aisquith
Norris Capt. Isaac H. 105 s Broadway
Norris Isaac T. clerk, 217 Madison av
Norris Isaac S. shoemaker, 506 Penna. av
Norris Jacob C. custom house inspector, 177
McCulloh
Norris Jacob (N., Calwell & Co.) 311 w
Fayette
Norris J. Saurin, treasurer Savings Bank, 217
w Madison
Norris James, shoemaker, 222 n Eutaw
Norris James H. clerk, 128 s High
Norris James B. bookkeeper, Carey nr Sara-
toga
Norris J. Cloud, proprietor Sunday Telegram,
Monument w of Harford av
Norris Jesse C. 112 e Monument
Norris John D. (N. & Dulany,) 215 Mulberry
Norris John (W. E.'N. & Co.) 89 McCulloh
Norris John J. grocery, 124 Chesnut
Norris John C. clerk, 45 n Pine
Norris Jonathan, (Glocker& N.) 209 Aisquith
Norris Josephine, 310 Lexington
Norris J. J. clerk, 671 Lexington
Norris Maria, dress maker, 78 Orleans
Norris Mary, cigar store, 96 Richmond
Norris Mrs. Mary, 75 McCulloh .
Norris Morley, clerk, Carey near Saratoga
Norris Peter S. clerk, 301 Madison av
Norris Rachel, 58 n Spring
Norris Richard, treasurer Springfield Mining
Co., s c cor South and Second, dw 239 n
Charles
Norris Richard Y. coach trimmer, 58 Chew
Norris Robert W. clerk, 412 w Fayette'
Norris Samuel, plasterer, 87 Ross
Norris Summerville, 131 n Charles
Norris Thomas M. insurance adjuster, and
preparer of custom house papers, s w cor
Gay and Lombard, dw .383 w Lombard
Norris Thomas E., Fountain Hotel
Norris Thomas, agricultural implements, 141
w Pratt, dw 310 Saratoga
Norris Thomas A. 119 n High
Norris Thomas S. A. clerk, 184 n Broadway
Norris Thomas C. bookkeeper, 310 Saratoga
Norris Thomas, stove dealer, 45 s Calvert, dw
28 w Baltimore
Norris Dr. Wm. H. surgeon 5th Md. regi-
ment, dw 83 e Fayette'
Norris Wm. bricklayer, 380 e Monument
GEO. S. PAOK Si BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing JJIaterials, 111 SnUth's
Wliarf. C. HART S9IITH, Agent.
NOR
297
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Norris Wm. H. cashier Western Bank, dw
267 w Lombard
Norris Wm. paying teller Commercial and
Farmers' Bank, dw Fountain Hotel
NORRIS WM. E. & CO. produce commission
merchants, 114 s Eutaw, dw Wm. E. N.,
291 iVIadison av
Norris Wm. H. H. clerk, 177 McCulloh
■ Norris Wm. G. W. clerk, 209 Aisquith
Norris Wm. puddler, Aliceanna near Burke
Norris Wm. mariner, 60 Philpot
Norris Wm. G. 353 e Monument
Norris Wm. 394 w Fayette
Norris Wm! R. bricklayer, 252 n Eden
Norris Wm. wheelwright, 41 s Caroline, dw
54 s Central av
Norris William B. (N., Calwell & Co.,) Har-
ford Co.
Nort Christian, wheelwright, 42 Holland
Nort Frederick, sutler, 112 Franklin
North Charles E. clerk, 92 Barre
North Edm'd, (Jones, White &N.) 55 Warren
North Edward, ship carpenter, 27 Thames
North Henry H. gunsmith, 20 Warren
North Captain James L. mariner, 225 Mont-
gomery
North James wood huckster, 57 Warren
North James, bricklayer, 76 Lee
North John, wood, 144 Light, dw 298
North Capt. R. J. mariner, 132 n Exeter
North Capt. Thos. G. 52 Hill
Northern Terminus City Passenger Railway,
753 Penna av
North Mrs. Julia, seamstress, 175 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
North John, wood, 282 Light
North John, wood, 298 Light
North , laborer, 192 s Caroline
North Capt. John, mariner, 92 Barre
North Louisa, 223 Montgomery
North Susan, 88 Greenmount av
North State Copper and Gold Mining Compa-
ny, office over 24 w Second
North Violet, 38 Henrietta
Northacker Frederick, tailor, 180 s Eden
Northeimer Christian, 230 Bethel
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY STA-
TION, cor Calvert and Franklin
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WESTERN FREIGHT STATION, 75
and 80 North, W m. Brown, agent
Northwestern Hall, 195 Penna. av
Nortmeier Henry, varnisher, 31 n Schroeder
Norton Joseph Thomas, clerk, 88 n Greene
Norton Mary, 64 Aliceanna
Norton Mrs. Mary A. 166 s Fremont
Norton Mary A. boarding, 554 w Lombard
Norton Mrs. Mary A. 305 w Lombard
Norton Michael, boiler maker, 554 w Lombard
Norton Michael, laborer, 2 Hubbard's al
Norton Michael, grocer, 48 Forrest
Norton Nathaniel B. butcher, 76 Wayne
Norville William, mariner, 28 Fawn
Norwood Belt, carpenter, 25 n Greene, dw 8
Josephine
Norwood Charles, tavern, 48 Chesnut
Norwood Edward, (N. & Taylor,) Aisquith,
3d door s of Jefferson
Norwood Mrs. Elizabeth, 79 n Fremont
Norwood Giles, superintendent of N. C. R. R.,
5 w Biddle
Norwood Hiram, 339 Saratoga
Norwood Jacob, foundryman, 224 e Madison
Norwood John W, engineer, 230 e Lombard
Norwood John, stone mason, 293 e Madison
Norwood John, tinner, 50 Philpot
Norwood Phcebe Ann, tailoress, 49 s Bond
Norwood Richard G. hard ware, 28 n Schroeder
Norwood Rufus, 436 w Fayette
Norwood Summerfield, grocer, 337 and 339
Saratoga
Norwood & Taylor, engineers and machinists,
4 East Falls av
Norwood Thomas, laborer, 4 Willow
Nothhas John, last maker, 178 s Central av
Noting Hervey, 13 Baker ct
Notts John, carpenter, 30 Constitution
Noughton Patrick, laborer, 20 Block
Nourse Wm. H. Maltby house
Newark Joseph, blacksmith, 66 Somerset
Nowlan Wm. laborer, 21 New Church
Noyes David, paper hangings, 141 e Madison
Noyes Edward C. clerk, 320 w Lombard
Noyes Mrs. Dr. Enoch, 320 w Lombard
Noyes George, soldier, McHenry s of Fulton
Noyes Mrs. J. H. milliner, 508 w Baltimore
Noyes T. J. coal oil, 508 w Baltimore
Nugent Frederick, harness maker, 435 Lex-
ington
Nugent James, clerk, 248 e Pratt
Nugent John, grocer, 12 North
Nugent Patrick, shoemaker, 14 Albert al
Nugent Sylvester, engineer, 32 Anthony
Nugent Thomas, tavern, 204 Lexington
Nuitz Charles, watchmaker, 321 n Eutaw
Nulker Christian, 12 Warner
Null , tailor, 122 n Caroline
Nulte Henry, barber, 36 Ensor
Nulty Thomas, moulder, 301 n Gay
Nulty Frederick, shoemaker, 18G William
Numen Hugo, lithographer, 59 w Second
NUMSEN, CARROLL & CO. Pre-
servers, Pieklers, Ojrster Packers,
&c., 18 Light St. Established, 1847
[Seepage 6 Mvertisements.]
Numsen Frederick H. baker 117 Ross
Numsen John W. (N., Carroll & Co.) Balti-
more CO
Numsen Nathaniel G. (N., Carroll & Co.) 76
Columbia
NUMSEN PETER, can factory, Jackson,
foot of Cross, dw 45 Columbia
Numsen Wm. (N., Carroll & Co.) 208 w Lom-
bard
Numsen Wm. N, 126 s Paca
Nunan George, saddler, 180 Park
Nunan John, grocery, 42 St. Mary
Nunan John, grocery, s w cor St. Mary and
L. Monument, dw 180 Park
Nunan John, (Cotter & N.) 125 e Lombard
Nuner Frederick, shoemaker, 233 L. Hughes
Nunn Stephen E. machinist, 24 Orchard
Nurtz Charles C. watchmaker, 321 n Eutaw
Nusa Oliver T. coach painter, 472 w Lombard
Nusbaum Henry, dry goods, 206 s Broadway
Nussbickel Ernest, salesman, 181 w Pratt
Nussbickel Morris, tailor, 256 s Sharp
Nuse John, laborer, over cor of Bond and
Shakspear
Nuthall John, mate, 196 Gough
Nutman Frederick, cooper, 20 Albemarle
Nutter Benjamin, clerk, 285 e Eager
Nutter Edmund M. scissors grinder, 85 Boyd
' Mutual
VnXl. p. WEBC, Blaiiiie, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker, Agent
Benefit lafe Insurance Co., Ne-vrark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
NUT
298
O'D
Nutter Samuel, salesman, 285 e Eager
Nyburg Samuel, gold pen agent, 31 n Howard
Nyburg S. S. cigar manufactory, 31 n How-
ard—[See page 12 Mvertisements]
Nyce Crawford, clerk, 27 n Calvert
NYCE B. BROOKE, commission merchant
for the sale of butter, cheese, eggs, &c. 1
Guilford, dw 196 Penna av
Nye George, tinner, Pratt near Hanover
Oakford Charles A. (Butler & 0.) 100 Mc-
Culloh
Oats Andrew, laborer, 19 Wyeth
Oats Peter, teacher, 103 Vine
ObeldoIhoffWilhelm, sugar refiner, 86 s Bethel
Ober Anton, laborer, 346 William
Ober Gustavus, wholesale druggist, Howard
county
Ober Henry, box maker, 82 Jefferson
Oberbeck Henry, laborer, 69 Park
Oberderick Louisa, 160 s Regester
Oberheim Christian, tailor, 55 Conway
Oberlander Geo. blacksmith, 138 e Fayette
OBERNDORF A. importer and jobber in
cloths, cassimeres, vestings, &c., 10 s
Charles, dw 212 w Fayette
Oberndorf Joseph, (0. & Lauer,) 235 w Fay-
ette
Oberndorf Julius, notion house, 288 w Balti-
more, dw 235 w Fayette
Oberndorf & Lauer, millinery and fancy dry
goods dealers, 243 w Baltimore
Oberndorfer John, laborer, 27 Port
Obrecht Jacob, cooper, 113 Leadenhall
O 'Boyle Martin, laborer, 106 Dugan's whf
O 'Brian Cornelius, stone cutter, 277 s Paca
O'Briant Edward, 11 s Regester
O'Brien Adam, carpenter, 187 s Castle al
O'Brien Andrew, laborer, 121 Chesapeake,
Canton
O'Brien Charles, stone cutter, 18 n Poppleton
O'Brien Daniel, clerk, 29 s Liberty
O'Brien Edward, cabinet maker, 230 Mul-
berry
O'Brien Mrs. Elizabeth, 18 n Poppleton
O'Brien Mrs. Frances, dress maker, 44 Ross
O'Brien Geo. blacksmith, 12 Bank
O'Brien Hugh, salesman, 93 Franklin
O'Brien Hugh, laborer, 1 French
O'Brien James, saddles, harness and trunks,
7 s Calvert, dw 14 s Exeter
O'Brien James, bricklayer, 199 e Monument
O'Brien James, heater, 132 s Castle al
O'Brien James, carter, 6 State
O'Brien John, hackman, 94 s Eutaw
O'Brien John Smith, laborer, 10 Decker
O'Brien John, trimmings, corner Dallas and
Madison
O'Brien John, laborer, Falls road near North-
ern av
O'Brien Johanna, 152 n Front
O'Brien Lawrence, porter dealer, 31 Fawn
O'Brien Lawrence, clerk, 297 w Pratt
O'Brien Lizzie, upholstress, 467 w Lombard
O'Brien Margaret, milliner, 117 s Wolfe
O'Brien Mary Ann, 71 Park
O'Brirn Mrs. Mary A. 88 St. Peter
O'Brien Mortimer, salesman, 504 w Fayette
O'Brien Owen, office 182 w Baltimore
O'Brien Patrick, marble polisher, 7 w Chase
O'Brien Patrick, shoemaker, 44 Ross
O'Brien Patrick, salesman, 148 Conway
O'Brien Richard, laborer, 50 Liberty al
O'Brien Richard, laborer. Falls road nr North-
ern av
O'Brien Rosa, upholstress, 467 w Lombard
O'Brien Susan, 117 Albemarle
O'Brien Thomas, carpen. 170 Greenmount ar
O'Brien Wm. J. attorney, 49 w Fayette, dw
286 e Madison
O'Brien Wm. laborer. Wood's court
0 'Bryan Mrs. Cecelia, liquor, 141 n Eutaw
0 'Bryan Patrick, grocer, 28 McHenry
O'Bryan Samuel, wood dealer, 61 George
0 'Bryan Thos. grocery, Falls road nrcity limits
O'Connell Daniel, laborer, 5 e Monument
O'Connell Eliza, laundress, 496 w Pratt
O'Connell Henry, coach maker, 29 n Gay,dw
91 n Paca
O'Connell Mary. 49 Block
O'Connell Matthew, laborer, 9 Camden Irf
O'Connell Patrick, clerk, 114 n Exeter
O'Connell Patrick, clerk N. C. R., Valley nr.
Eager
O'Bryan Patrick, grocer, 28 McHenry
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, 59 York
O'Connell Thomas, grocery, 348 Eastern av
O'Connell Timothy, watchman, 69 n Schroeder
O'Conner Eugene, laborer, 24 n Durham
O'Conner Francis, (Rennert&O'C.) Exchange
restaurant
O'Conner George, laborer, 26 Rock
O'Conner James, laborer. 111 York
O'Conner Jeremiah, tailor, 4 w Falls av
O'Conner John, provision dealer, 125 Walsh
O'Conner John, laborer, 161 West
O'Conner , clerk, 125 n Exeter
O'Conner John, carpenter, 26 Rock
O'Conner John, laborer, 21 Concord
O'Conner Richard, carpenter, 241 Peirce
O'Conner Wm. (Fisher& O'C.) 352 n Gay
O'Connor Andrew B. machinist, 133 s Sharp
O'Connor Daniel, huckster, 84 Jefferson
O'Connor Edward, sr. tinner, 40 Lemmon
O'Connor Edward, jr., soldier, 40 Lemmon
O'Connor Francis (Kennert & O'C.) 133 s
Sharp
O'Connor Hugh, bill poster, 30 s Eutaw
O'Connor Hugh, shoemaker, 153 Chesapeake
O'Connor James, clerk, 133 s Sharp
O'Connor John T. clerk, 133 s Sharp
O'Connor Prof. Jeremiah, at Loyola college
O'Connor Lawrence, ship carpenter, 82 Cross
O'Connor Mrs. Margaret, eggs, rear of 73
Hanover
O'Connor Michael, driver, 167 s Dallas
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, 169 Warner
O'Connor Susan, seamstress and pattern
maker, 300 n Gay
O'Connor Wm. paper, 382 n Gay
O'Connor Wm. tinner, 69 Mulberry
O'Connor Wm. jr., tinner, 69 Mulberry
O'Day Bridget, tavern, 106 s Howard
O'Day Catherine, 5 w Chase
O'Donncll Catherine, 14 Liberty al
O'Donnell Charles, tavern, 49 s Frederick
O'DONNELL C. OLIVER, Brazilian vice
consul, agt Sun Mut. Ins. Co. of New York,
and president Newburg Orrel Coal Co., 52
s Gay, dw 76 Cathedral
O'Donnell Columbus, president Gas Co. 107
n Charles
O'Donnell Columbus, jr., 73 Courtland
O'Donnell Dr. Dominick A. 39 n Gay
J. HEIVRY CIKSE:, Commia«ion MercUant, for the sole of Flour, Grain, Ses-«Js, i
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's Wliarf.
O'D
299
O'N
O'Donnell Ellen, gov't hospital matron, 163
Hughes
O'Donnell John, laborer, 13 Slemmer al
O'Donnell John, confectioner, 86 s Charles
O'DONNELL JOHN B. conveyancer, 32 St.
Paul, dw 144 German
O'Donnell Margaret, 1 Slemmer al
O'Donnell Margaret, Walsh nr Biddle
O'Donnell Mary, 317 Aliceanna
O'Donnell Martin, mariner, 6 Spruce al
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, 139 s Chester
O'Donnell Oliver, 76 Cathedral
0 'Donovan Dr. Charles, 144 w Biddle
O'Donovan Dr. John H. s w cor Franklin and
Park
O'Donohue Daniel, tailor, 54 French
O'Donohue John, tailor, 43 e Monument
O'Dowd &. Bro. (John and Thomas) grocers,
n w cor Gough and Wolfe
O'Farrell Joseph, laborer, 77 York
O'Ferrall Hugh, clerk, 80 s Sharp
O'Ferrall John (J. O'F. & Co.) 80 s Sharp
O'FERRALL JOHN & CO., manufacturers
of fruit and oyster cans, 162 s Eutaw
O'Ferrall Michael, 80 s Sharp
O 'Grady Patrick, drayman, 241 Columbia
O'Hara Benj. commission merchant, 18 Cam-
den
O'Hara Mrs. Betsy, 72 Durst al
O'Hara Charles, bookkeeper, 230 w Pratt
O'Hara Charles A. clerk, 18 Camden
O'Hara Mrs. Mary, 250 n Eutaw
O'Hara Sarah, 19 Jew al
O'Hare Peter, laborer, 393 Cross
O'Harra James, laborer, 129 West
O'Harra James, drayman, 84 s Charles
O'Harra James W. 26 Concord
O'Harra James W. jr., 26 Concord
O'Harra Mrs. Jane, boarding, 89 s Sharp
O'Harra John G. clerk tobacco warehouse,
dw 89 s Sharp
O'Harra John, well digger, 342 Harford av
O'Harra Michael, laborer, 129 West
O'HARRA PETER, restaurant, s w cor St.
Paul and Bank la
O'Hare John, laborer, 161 Aliceanna
O'HERN M. P. & CO. coal miners and ship-
pers, 24 Second
O'HernM. P. (M.P. H.&Co.) dw Relay
House, B. &0. R. R.
O'Keaf Arthur, laborer, 4 Buren
O'Keefe Daniel, laborer, 62 Buren
O'Keefe Dr. David, 186 Chesnut
O'Keefe Joseph, drayman, 19 Granby
O'Keefe Margaret, 8 Hammond al
O'Keefe Wm. A. 0. soldier, 49 King
O'Keefe Wm. laborer, 160 e Madison
O'Laughlin Mrs Ellen, grocery, cor Fayette
and Dallas
O'Laughlin Francis, blacksmith, 182 George
O'Laughlin Francis, horse shoer, 3 Marion
O'Laughlin John, tinner, 397 Lexington
O'Laughlin John, 9 Humes
O'Laughlin Mary Ann, 57 n Exeter
O'Laughlin Michael, grocer, 218 e Fayette
O'Laughlin Michael, painter. Law building,
cor St. Paul and Lexington, dw cor Fayette
and Dallas
O'Laughlin Peter, horse shoer, 397 Lexington
O'Laughlin S. W. & Co. packers of hay and
straw, 83 North
O'Laughlin S. W. (S. W. O'L. & Co.) 57 s
Exeter
O'Leary John, laborer, 195 Vine
O'Leary John, wagoner, 68 Eastern av
O'Leary John, currier, 19 Grant
O'Leary Thomas, sailmaker, 164 e Pratt
O'Leary Wm. F. mariner, 135 Gough
O'Loane Edward, carter, 2 L. Constitution
O'Mailley James, grocer, 38 President
O'Meara Andrew, restaurant, 104 Light-st.
whf, dw 22 Conway
O'Meara Julia, nurse, 169 Chesnut
O'Meara Mrs. Mary E. 638 w Baltimore
O'Meara Patrick, porter, 55 Harrison
O'Meara Patrick, cap cutter, 90 s Fremont
O'Moan John, carter, 132 s Eden
O'Moan Michael, carter, 132 s Eden
O'Moan Patrick, carter, 132 s Eden
O'Neal Ann, grocery, 64 L. McElderry
O'Neal Chas. H. clerk, 17 Cheapside
O'Neal David, bricklayer, 276 Johnson
O'Neal Israel C. sutler, 359 Franklin
O'Neal James, grocer, 38 Chew
O'Neal James, laborer, 82 French
O'Neal John, gardener, 242 German
O'Neal John, Miller's hotel
O'Neal Margaret, 11 Neighbor
O'Neal Patrick, laborer, 161 Warner
O'Neal Patrick, laborer, 8 e Foundry
O'Neal Rose, grocery, 242 German
O'Neal Wm. cooper, 170 Aisquith
O'Neil Ann, grocery, 2L. Monument
O'Neil Ann, 25 w Centre
O'Neil Bridget, laundress, 443 s Dewberry al
O'Neil Charles C. (J. Hazlitt & Co.) 108
William
O'Neil James, salesman, 69 s Spring
O'Neil James, laborer, 27 Elizabeth la
O'Neil James, hackman, 67 Perry
O'Neil John, laborer, 23 Haw
O'Neil Mrs. Margaret, 23 Haw
O'Neil Michael, laborer, Falls road near
Northern av
O'Neil Owen, blacksmith, 12 Sterrett
O'Neil Wm. (Miles & O'N.) 3 L. Monu-
ment
O'Neil Wm. mariner, 2 L. Monument
O'Neill Daniel, 398 Light
O'Neill James, wagoner, 112 s Eden
O'Neill James, grocer, 63 Boston
O'Neill James, drayman, 66 s Howard
O'Neill James, drayman, 63 Camden
O'Neill John F. coach maker, n e cor Eutaw
and German, dw58 n Fremont
O'Neill John, weaver, 214 Peirce
O'Neill John 0. milkman, North near Belvi-
dere bridge
O'Neill John F. laborer, 299 North
O'Neill John, engineer, 208 s Wolfe
O'Neill John, 70 McKim
O'Neill John, laborer, 19 Colvin ct
O'Neill John, shoemaker, 68 s Howard
O'Neill Joseph, laborer, 47 Ross
O'Neill Louis, tavern, Lombard w of Light
O'Neill Margaret, 30 Buren
O'Neill Margaret R. 25 w Centre
O'Neill Mrs. Mary, 63 Camden
O'Neill Mrs. Mary, 58 n Fremont
O'Neill Martin, laborer, gas works, Spring
Gardens
O'Neill Michael, proprietor of hacks, 214 n
Eutaw
O'Neill Owen, hostler, 150 Conway
O'Neill Patrick, laborer, cor Monument and
Ensor
CIX:0. S. PAGE! & BRO., Manirfactiirers of Roofa and Roofing materials. 111 Smitl&'s
VITbaxf. O. HART S]»nTH, Agent.
O'N
O'Neill Patrick, hackman, cor German and
Pine, dwll5 German
O'Neill Patrick, shoemaker, 68 s Howard
O'Neill Mrs. Susan, 68 s Howard
O'Neill Wm. brass finisher, 2] 4 Peirce
O'Reilly Matthew, coal, 47 Orleans, dw 243
n Eden
O'Rouk Morris, tailor, 78 York
O'Rourke Luke, porter, 4 Emory
O'Rourke Mrs. Rosana, 57 Portland
O'Shea James, hostler, 12 Hubbard al
O'Shea Patrick, shoemaker, 184 Forrest
Och John, tailor, 63 s Frederick
Ochenbaugh Carl, laborer, 49 Monroe
Ochs A. tailor, 19 e Fayette
Ochs Adam, shoemaker, 20 New Church
Ochs Fredk. tailor, 7 Warner
Ochs George, shoemaker, 5 L. Montgomery
Ochs John, laborer, 206 s Wolfe
Ochs John, pedler, 164 s Bond
Ochs Kunigunda, 177 s Bond
Ochs Lorentz, laborer, 56 n Central av
Ochs Philip, varnisher, 85 Grindall
Ochs Thomas, lager beer, 132 e Pratt
ODD FELLOWS' HALL, (I. 0. 0. F.) 36—
42 n Gay ^
Odell Benj. laborer, 10 Brannan ct
Odell Trueman, cedar cooper, 608 w Balti-
more
Odend'hal JohnH. boot crimper, 47 Harrison
Odend'hal Marie, milliner, 75 Lexington
Odend'hal Prof. Sebastian, 75 Lexington'
Odenheimer Falk. drover, 93 sPaca
Odenwald Jacob, 205 s Eutaw
Odenwald Philip, tavern, 147 w Lombard
OEHM CHARLES N. merchant tailor, 150
Light-st. wharf, dw 115 s Sharp
Oehm Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 154 Hen-
rietta
Oehler Christopher, grave digger, 137 Raborg
Oehrl John L. baker, 399 Penna. av
Oehrl John G. baker, 592 w Baltimore
Oelmann Frederick, coachmaker, 61 and 65
German
Oetter John H. milk, 179 West
Oeste Henry, puddler, 188 s Central av
Oestraley Mary, 148 Henrietta
Oettinger Henry, pedlar, 42 Columbia
Oettinger Moses (S. Rosenfeld & Co.) 12 a
Greene
Oettinger Moses, tobacconist, 57 w Baltimore
Oettinger S. tobacconist, 313 w Pratt
Offley Joseph W. carpenter, 12 n Exeter
Offley Michael, letter carrier, Baltimore co.
Offley Mrs. Sarah V. dressmaker, 12 n Exeter
Offei-LT Charles, fireman, 102 s Caroline
Offner John A. hat and cap manufacturer, 231
n Gay, dw 55 Chesnut
Offlheim Peter, tailor, 79 McElderry
Offutt John C. soldier, 64 Harford av
Ogden Daniel, mariner, 5 Myer ct
Ogden Elizabeth, nurse, 64 Portland
Ogden John W. of Farmers and Planters'
Bank, 193 w Hoffman
Ogden Mrs. Maria, 239 Saratoga
Ogden Sarah P. 220 Lee
Ogier John, gardener, n e cor Gist and Mon-
ument
^g'^'' John S. gardener, n e cor Gist and
Monument
Ogle A. S. measurer of buildings. Gen. Wayne
Inn
Ogle Atkin S. bricklayer, 791 w Baltimore
300
OLI
Ogle Mrs. Ann 5 s Bethel
Ogle Charles, builder, 178 McCulloh
Ogle Elizabeth, 18 Preston
Ogle George, bricklayer, 159 Peirce
Ogle George, clerk, 184 n Eutaw
Ogle George A. clerk, 262 Mulberry
Ogle Henry, moulder, 5 s Bethel
Ogle James M. sawmaker, 188 n Eden
Ogle Jesse, bricklayer, 2 Townsend
Ogle John, moulder, 5 s Bethel
Ogle Joseph, bricklayer, 95 n Amity
Ogle Robert, carpenter, 18 McHenry
Ogle Wm. soldier, 550 Saratoga
Oheb Sholom, German Synagogue, Hanover
between Lombard and Pratt
Ohem Frederick Wm. tailor, 253 w Pratt
Ohle August, straw cutter, Washington near
Harrison, Homestead
Ohle Herman, straw cutter, Washington near
Harrison, Homestead *
Ohlendorf J. C. apothecary, 84 n Howard
Ohlendorf Wm. G. fancy and variety store,
86 n Howard
Ohlgart G. Philip, butcher, 130 Centre and 68
Belair markets, dw 172 Harford av
OHM H. PHILIP, stoves, 66 s Sharp
Ohm Jacob B. grocery, cor Fortav and John-
son
Ohm Michael, machinist, 327 s Charles
Ohr Frederick, cabinet maker, 211 Eastern av
Ohrimat Adam, laborer, 295 Happy al
Ohrenschall Charles, (G. Meyer «fc Co.) 176
Mulberry
OHRENSCHALL CHRISTIAN, boot and
shoemaker, 56 s Charles
Ohrenschall Frederick, clerk, 56 s Charles
Ohrenschall Henry C. .stoves, 505 w Balti-
more, dw 176 Mulberry
Ohman Henry, teacher, 4 Trinity
Okes James, teamster, 46 Chesnut
Okes Mary, grocer, 46 Chesnut
Oldenburg Ernest, shoemaker, Philadelphia
road near city limits
OLDERSHAW JOHN B. stoves, 217 w
Pratt
Oldham John, harness maker, 560 Saratoga
Olkinske Valentine, wheelwright, 53 Albe-
marle
Oldham Wm. cooper, 831 w Baltimore
Oldman Harman, foundry man, 168 Conway
Oler John, carpenter, Clifton village, Balti-
more CO
Oler Jacob, ice dealer, 582 Pennsylvania av
Oler John W. carpenter, cor Francis and
Madison la
Oler Richard, huckster, Pennsylvania av
above toll gate
Oler Samuel, butcher, 74 Centre and 25 Hano-
ver Markets, dw cor Pennsylvania av and
Northern av
OLER WM. H. ice dealer, 176 West Falls
av., dw 669 Pennsylvania av
Olhaber Conrad H. carpenter, 52 n Eden
Olhaber Kate, dressmaker, 52 n Eden
Oliphant Joseph, mariner, 3 Myer's ct
Olibert Mrs. eating house, 165 Eastern av
Oles John, laborer, 60 s Wolfe
OLIVE JOHN, proprietor Zouave Hotel, 94
s Charles
Olive Mrs. Elitha, 423 w Fayette
Olive Thomas, grocery, s e cor Bond and
Madison
Oliver Bridget, grocery, 50 Chesnut
WM. P. AVEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutiwl
Benefit I^lfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.,'» 89 Second Street.
OLI
301
OES
Oliver Charles A. sutler camp Bradford, dw
153 Barre
Oliver David, marketer Eutaw house, 51
Marion
Oliver & Flemming, stone cutters, 8 Presi-
dent
Oliver Francis, rigger, 304 Aliceanna
Oliver George, 8 e Fayette
Oliver George, blacksmith, 267 n Dallas
Oliver Hibernian Free School, North near
Saratoga
Oliver Mrs. Hannah, 91 s Eden
Oliver Isabella, milliner, 8 e Fayette
Oliver James, bookkeeper, 202 w Biddle
Oliver John, silver plater, 355 Franklin
Oliver John, (0. & Flemming,) 140 n Central
avenue
Oliver Capt. John S. 91 s Eden
Oliver John, domestic manuf. 16 Preston
Oliver John, stone cutter, 140 n Central av
Oliver John, grocer, 54 Union
Oliver Lambert V. Lexington near Charles
Oliver Margaret, 16 Walnut al
Oliver Mrs. Mary, 378 Eutaw place
Oliver Nathan C. soldier, 4 Eden ct
Oliver Rebecca E. 152 w Madison
OLIVER & REMINGTON, looking glass
and picture frames, 50y^ n Howard
Oliver Samuel, (0. & Ilemmgton,) 297 n
Eutaw
Oliver Thomas, wagoner, 63 Cambridge
Oliver Wm. H. horse dealer, n w cor How-
ard and Franklin, dw 180 Pennsylvania
avenue
Oliver Wm. manufacturer of domestics. Pearl
al between Union and Preston, dw 202 w
Biddle
Olmer Joseph, grocer, 407 w Pratt
Olmstead Mrs. Rachel, 67 s Bond
Olrick Barbara, 40 Granby
Olschensk Valentine, coach maker, 53 Albe-
marle
Olt John, tailor, 183 Argyle al
Olvis Margaret, 24 Albert al
Olwine Augustus H. brickmaker. Canton, dw
66 s Broadway
Omeis John, cooper, 200 Eastern av
ONION EDWARD D. coal yard, cor iMonu-
ment and Britton, dw 86 Chew
Onion Edward M. coal. Gay near Belair mar-
ket, dw Broadway
Onion James A. pattern maker, 105 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Onion John R. carpenter, 1 e Biddle
Onion Lloyd B. tailor, 161 e Monument
Onion Thomas B. painter, 58 Granby
ONION WM. F. H. dealer in coal and wood,
n e cor Lombard and Central av, dw Balti-
more, 3d door w of Washington.— [Seep. 22
Mvei-lisements.]
Onnan Christian, laborer, 188 L. Hughes
Onslow John, shoemaker, 202 n Eden
Opitz John, cigar maker, 10 w Lombard
Opitz Joseph, (J. C. Hay & Co.) s w cor
Lexington and Poppleton
Oppel Andrew, cooper, 100 York
Oppel Henry, laborer, 4 Brannan ct
Oppel t Clara E. 42 n Greene
Oppelt Edmund, tobacconist, 42 n Greene
Oppenheim Abram, shoemaker, 107 Hill
Oppenheim Hartz, dry goods, 343 Canton av
Oppenheim Isaac, shoemaker, 280 s Charles
Oppenheim Joseph, teacher, 144 w Lombard
Oppenheim Jacob, millinery, 249 n Gay
Oppenheimer Abraham, boarding, 51 German
Oppenheimer David, clothier, 22 Harrison
Oppenheimer Ernest, dry goods, 250 s Charles,
dw252
Oppenheimer Israel, 190 Columbia
Oppenheimer Nathan, 82 Central av
Oppenheimer Reuben, 13 Albemarle
Oppenheimer Samuel, sale and exchange sta-
bles, 8 s Paca, dw 30
Oppenheimer Seligman, 116 e Lombard
OPPENMYER HENRY, shoemaker, 230 s
Eutaw
Opper John, shoemaker, 406 w Lombard
Opperhauser John, drayman. Point lane, near
Harford av
Oppman George H. tailor, 459 w Baltimore
Oram Mrs. Ann J. groceiy, 36 s Bond
Oram James W. police, 19 Warner
Orchard Catherine, gaiter fitter, 25 n High
Ordwein Conrad C. 145 Camden
Ore David, mariner, 1.35 Welcome al
Ore Patrick, laborer, Madison lane
Orem & Albaugh, brushes, 278 w Pratt
Orem Benjamm, laborer, 4 Bennett, Canton
Orem Edward, shoemaker, 127 Hollins
OREM, HOPKINS & CO. import, of cloths,
cassimeres, &c., 238 w Baltimore
Orem Hugh S. 290 Light
Orem Capt. J. B. 40 Aisquith
Orem James, police, Warner, near Conway
Orem James H. cigar maker, 128 Welcome al
Orem James, painter, 602 Penna. av
Orem James H. clerk, 99 William
Orem John, engineer, 144 e Fayette
Orem John M. (O., Hopkins & Co. ) Hooks-
town road
Orem John E. police, 21 Williamson al
Orem Joshua, carter, 42 e Eager
Orem Margaret A. 602 Penna. av
Orem Perry C. (0. & Albaugh,) 257 Light
Orem Wm. driver, 74 Gough
Orem Wm. Morris, salesman, 64 e Pratt
Orem Wm, G. stone cutter, 128 Welcome al
Orenian John, laborer, 239 e Lombard
Orendorff Anne, confectionery, 21 Guilford al
Orendorff & Beam, groceries, wines and li-
quors, s e cor Howard and Baltimore
Orendorff John T. M. clerk, 127 Park
Orendorff Lewis, carter, 21 Guilford al
Orendorff Samuel, (0. & Beam) 127 Park
Oreng Frederick, mariner, 262 s Bethel
Orff Christopher, cabinet maker, 637 Light
Ormann John, rigger, 239 e Lombard
Orme Walter A. clerk tobacco warehouse No.
3, dw Eutaw near Lee
Orndorff Arietta, 135 n Calvert
Orndorff Christian, milkman, 308 Eastern av
Orndorff Henry, carpenter, 7 Grundy
Orndorff John A. clerk, 77 n Liberty
Orndorff John H. 135 n Calvert
ORNDORFF WM. W. superintendent Ca-'
tonsville Railway, dw 679 Lexington
Orndorff Wilson, engineer, 228 PrestonJ
Orr Charles, stone cutter, 115 Peirce
Orr Patrick, coachsmith, 106 Harford av
Orr Wm. C. bookkeeper, 78 s Ann
Orrell Daniel, deputy fish inspector, 54 Barre
Orrens James, shoemaker, 17 Hillen
Orrick Wm. K. druggist, n e cor Park find
Fayette, dw 30 w Hoffman
Orrick Wm. laborer, 176 Burgundy al
Orscutt Richard, mate, 66 Lancaster
J. HEJVRT GlflSSi, Commission Merchant, tbr the sole of Flour, Grain, Seeds, dsAo
Roseudale Cement and Calctasd Piaater eouitaxttly on hand, HI Spear's WharC
ORT
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Ortt Adam, fireman, 150 s Durham
Ortt Mrs. Mary, 154 s Bond
Ort Peter, cooper, 131 s Caroline
Orth George P. paper hanger, 231 e Eager
Ortis , shoemaker, e e cor Bank and
Chester
Ortman Henry E. grocery, 29 East
Ortmann George, laborer, 66 s Paca
OrtmannWm. 180 Eden
OrstendorflfAlex. S. box maker, 106 Sarah
Ann
Orstendorff Mary, grocery, lOG Sarah Ann
Ortseafer Margaret, 353 Cathedral
Ortwine Wm. carpenter, Walsh near Town-
send
Ossa Carl, tailor, 294 w Paca, dw 26 Leaden-
hall
Osa Conrad, huckster, 13 s Carey
Osbeck Anne, 94 n Bond
Osborn E. M. photographist, over 73 w Balti-
more
Osborn John, soldier, 29 Chesapeake
Osborn Lizzie, dressmaker, 48 Pearl
Osborn Susan, 80 Luzerne
Osborn Wm. clerk, 12 Greenmount av
Osborn Dr. Wm. H. 30 s Greene
Osborn Wm. H. huckster, 55 L. Hughes
Osborne Alphonso, bricklayer, 103 L. Greene
Osborne Henry C. actor, 158 Raborg
Osborne Capt. John, mariner, 296 s Charles
Osborne John G. moulder, 158 Raborg
Osborne Wm. M. core maker, 158 Raborg
Osborne Wm. P. soldier, 158 Raborg
Osbourn Mrs. James, 109 n Front
Osbourn John F. bookkeeper, 48 n Republi-
can
Osceola Hall, ball room, 29 n Gay
Oscha Philip, tailor, 25 Foster al
Oseng George, drayman, 93 Granby
Osgody George, chair painter, Fayette near
Front
Osick Louis, laborer, 14 e Pratt
Osing Henry H. grocery, 54 Ross
Osing John E. D, drayman, 66 Light
Osse Charles, tailor, 294 w Pratt, dw 26 Lea-
denhall
Ossick Louis, baker, 120 Columbia
Ossing Bernard D. grocery, 79 Leadenhall
Osier Emanuel P. tinner and plumber, 6 s
Paca, dw 124 s Eden
Ost Mary, cake stand, P. O. building, dw
Second near Exchange
Ostendarp John, iron roller, 204 s Wolfe
Ostendorf Anthony, watchmaker, 120 Sara-
toga
Ostendorf Alexander, watchmaker, 121 Sara-
toga
Oswald John G. grocery, 239 s Paca
Osteider Mrs. Barbara, 68 Central av
Ostendorf Bennet, 7 Cannon
Ostendorf Clements, (O. & Hamman,) 270 n
Howard
Ostendorf Clement, cigar maker, 58 Portland
Ostendorf Elizabeth, 106 Welcome al
Ostendorf Garrett, laborer, 347 Canton av
Ostendorf George, shoemaker, 52 Portland
Ostendorf & Hamman, merchant tailors, 60 n
Howard
Ostendorf Harman, shoemaker, 106 Welcome
alley
Ostendorf Henry, carpenter, 288 n Eutaw
Ostendorf John H. watchmaker, 13 Penna. av
Ostendorf John H. shoemaker, 154 York
Ostendorf Stephen A. box maker, 106 Sarah
Ann
Ostendorf Theodore, 270 n Howard
Ostenhus Henry, laborer, 411 Light
OSTER JACOB, saddletree manufacturer,
]13 s Caroline, dw 101 s Eden
Oster Henry, puddler, 188 s Central av
Osterhus Edward, saddler, 214 Lexington
Osterhus Mrs. Dora, (M. Kessler «fe Co.) 214
Lexington
Osterlow Henry, shoemaker, 141 s Sharp
Osterman August, cabinet maker, 47 Ross
Osterman John, rag dealer, 13 Biddle al
Ostermann Michael, laborer, over 57 Thames
Osterniann Jno. furniture mover, 90 s Regester
Osterthug Batus, lager beer, 165 Franklin
Ostheim David, salesman, 151 Lexington
Oswald James, hay dealer, 170 Harford av
Oswinkle Mrs. Christina, 88 Albemarle
Olt Charles, tailor, 42 Harrison
Ott Fritz, piano maker, 58 King
Ott George, shoemaker, 188 s Caroline
Ott Geoi^e, tailor, 136 n Eden
Ott Jacob, huckster, 225 s Bethel
Ott John, vinegar, 44 Preston
Ott John, laborer, 428 Canton av
Ott John, tailor, 199 s Wolfe
Ott Ludwich, lager beer, 8 Centre Market
space
Ott Mary B. tailoress, 136 n Eden
Ott Philip, cooper, 187 L. Hughes
Ott Seaman, laborer, 182 Register
Ottar Anton, laborer, 3 Cannon
Otter Henry, porter, 35 Brown
Otter Philip, wagoner, 119 Hamburg
Otter Wm. plasterer, 31 n Republican
Otter Joseph E. clerk, 31 n Republican
Otter Mrs. Catherine, 172 Canton av
Otter Virginia, teacher, 31 n Republican
Otterbein Conrad, white washer, 49 James la
Otterbein John, shoemaker, 23 Ensor
Otterbein Church, (United Brethren,) Con-
way between Hanover and Sharp
Otterbein Chapel, (United Brethern,) n e cor
Scott and St. Peter
Ottman Henry, laborer, 42 Douglass
Ottenhamer Lewis, turner, 103 s Exeter
Otto Adam, grocer, 145 William
Otto Andrew, varnisher, 142 e Fayette
Otto August, cigar packer, 19 Barre
Otto August, cigar packer, 24 President
Otto August, laborer, 48 Cross
Otto August, carter, 274 s Charles
Otto Charles J. machinist, 25 New Church
Otto Ferdinand, shoemaker, 419 w Lombard
Otto Frederick, tailor, 328 e Lombard
Otto Frederick, grocer, 90 s High
Otto Frederick, tailor, 328 e Lombard
Otto Frederick, cooper, 133 Orleans
Otto G. T. W. cupper and leecher, 82 n Eden
Otto Henry, shoemaker, 448 Saratoga
Otto Jacob, machinist, 25 New Church
Otto John, tailor, 16 Elizabeth la
Otto John H. E. barkeeper, cor Canton av
and Bond
Otto Julia, 122 Orleans
Otto Peter, laborer, 45 Bank
Otto Theodore, lager beer, 41 Harrison
Oudcsluys Charles L. iron and metal mer-
chant, Hamilton Terrace, 223 Eutaw
Ould Dr. E. R. 236 w Hoifman
Ould Marion H. confectioner, 19 n High
Ould Mrs. Paulina, 236 w Hoffman
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufactiirerg of Roofs and Roofing Alaterlala, 111 SmlUk's
■WliarC C. HART SSnTH, Agent.
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Ould Dr. Perry, dentist, 19 n High
Ould Wilson, engineer, 314 Eastern av
Oullahan John, tailor, 1 Clay
Oursler Wm. W. carpenter, 91 s Paca
Ousterlein Henry, laborer, 168 Washington,
F. P.
Ouswald Joseph, laborer, 19 Elizabeth la
Outen John, machinist, 251 Lee
Over Andrew, fisherman, 23 Granby
Overbeck August, shoemaker, 19 Watson
Overlander Fredk. piano maker, 261 s Paca
Overlander Henry, laborer, 322 Canton av
Overman John, ship carpenter, — Hamburg
Overman Mary A. milliner, 59 Warren, dw
— Hamburg
Overrender John, drayman, 213 s Bond
Overton James B. saddler, 178 Madison av
OWEN & CO. coal, s e cor Pratt and Greene
Owen Emily J. 322 Saratoga
Owen Rev. Griffith, Baltimore co
Owen James, Arch row, near Falls road
Owen John T. (0. & Co.) Baltimore co
Owen Robert D. lieut. of police, 245 Franklin
Owen Thomas J. millinery goods, 47 n How-
ard, dw 322 Saratoga
Owen Wm. H. carpenter, 41 s Oregon
Owens Alexander, police, 348 n Gay
Owens Ann W. seamstress, 63 Hill
Owens Basil, 660 Lexington
Owens Benjamin B. clerk, 87 s Paca
Owens C. H. plumber, 120 Ostend
Owens Daniel, waiter, 54 Tyson
Owens Edward T. cashier Eutaw Savings
Bank, dw 87 s Paca
Owens Edward R. clerk, 87 s Paca
Owens Eliza, 164 George
Owens Forrest B. mariner, 10 Hill
Owens Francis, carter, Donnelly's ct
Owens Francis, jeweler, 103 Harford av
Owens Francis, brass founder, 161 Ensor
Owens George, tavern, 16 w Lombard
Owens Henry, laborer, 260 Greenmount av
Owens Isaac, clerk, 35 Fawn
Owens James, bookkeeper, 620 w Lombard
Owens James, grocery, cor Gay and Eager
Owens James, grocery, 224 Ross
Owens James, Central av near Baltimore
Owens Dr. James S. Calhoun n of Lexington
OWENS J. S. & CO. commission merchants,
55 w Pratt
Owens James S. (J. S. O. & Co.) Calhoun n
of Lexington
Owens John, blacksmith, 154 Light-st whf
Owens John B. tavern, 257 s Broadway
Owens John, laborer, 64 McKim
Owens Joseph, clerk, 35 Fawn
Owens Joseph, driver, 187 Preston
Owens Joshua T. blacksmith, s w cor Ridgely
and Stile, dw 210 Conway
Owens Leah, milliner, 112 Bank
Owens Michael, laborer, 78 Union
Owens Peter S, 45 w Riddle
Owens Richard H. clerk, 35 Fawn
Owens Robert D. clerk, Calhoun near Lex-
ington
Owens Robert, barkeeper, 257 s Broadway
Owens Robert, U. S. N. 272 e Pratt
Owens Samuel, fireman, 596 w Lombard
Owens Thos. M. police, Jefferson near Broad-
way
Owens Dr. Thomas, 174 s Paca
Owens Thomas D. of tobacco warehouse No.
1, 9 s Caroline
Owens Wm. hostler, 35 Haw
Owens Wm. H. com. merchant, 7 Wood, dw
Fremont opposite George
Owens Wm. E. 72 Bolton
Owens Wm. P. cooper, 39 s Ann
Owens Wm. police, 348 n Gay
Owery Frederick, stocking weaver, Dover w
of Fulton
0 wings Ann, 436 w Lombard
Owings Charles R. bailiff Superior Court, 232
w Hoffman
Owings George W. blacksmith, 56 Boyd
Owings Israel C. engineer, 19 n Fremont
Owings Dr. Henry W. 103 w Fayette
Owings John A. granite cutter, 165 Warner
Owings Kate M. tailoress, 19 n Fremont
Owings Mary, 19 n Fremont
OWINGS SAMUEL B. commission mer-
chant, 75 South, dw 170 n Calvert
Owings Mrs. Sarah Cath. 582 Lexington
Owings Sophia N. boarding, 48 Courtland
Owings Dr. Thomas, 103 w Fayette
Owranna John, drayman, 213 s Bond
Ox John, pedler, 164 s Bond
Ox Philip, varnisher, 85 Grindall
Oxa Henry, laborer, 1 Wyeth
Oyler Eveline, seamstress, 3 Walsh
Oystler G. carpet weaver, 23 Albemarle
PABST ANDREW, flour merchant, 139 s
Howard, dw 128 Columbia
PARST GEORGE, lager beer brewer, n w
cor Elliott and Clinton
Paca John P. secretary Corn Exchange, 166
Preston
Paca Martha Ann, 51 Harmony la
PACA STEAM MILLS for the man-
ufacture of Mustard and Ground
Spices. Charles Markell, proprie-
tor. Ofi&ce, s. e. cor. Calvert and
Lombard.
Pacetti Thomas A. clerk, 138 n Howard
Packett Emily, 219 Washington, F. H.
PACKIE ALEXANDER, stone cutter, s e
cor Monument and Davis, dw 228 w Hoff-
man
Paddington Mrs. Isabella, 165 Saratoga
Paddon Mary Eliza, 123 n Exeter
Padget, Robert J. huckster, 242 n Bond
Padget Wm. H. huckster, 8 s Bond
Padgett Wm. shoemaker, 10 Ryan
Padgett W. A. (W. A. & W. W. P.,) 123
McCulloh
Padgett W. A. & W. W. grocers and com-
mission merchants, 17 Commerce
Padgett W. W. (W. A. & W. W. P.) 72
Lexington
Paestmer Michael, shoemaker, 25 New Church
Paff Jacob, laborer, 30 Liberty al
Paff Jacob, soldier, 271 s Durham
Paff John, barkeeper, 45 German
Paff Thomas, paper carrier, 41 s Regester
Pafferman Michael, laborer, 97 s Chapel
Page Arthur, stone cutter, 47 e Eager
Page Albert C. clerk, 25 Stiles
Page Charles W. 168 Montgomery
WM. P. AVEBB, Marine, FSre and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent « Mutual
Benefit Idfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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PAGE GEORGE & CO. machinists and man-
ufacturers of patent portable saw mills, also
Eortable and stationary steam engines, 5 n
chroeder
Page G. F. (Geo. P. & Co.) 11 Carey
PAGE GEORGE S. & BRO. roofing materi-
als and naval stores. 111 Smith's whf. — [See
Front cover and lines at bottom of pages.]
Page Geo. S. (G. S. P. & Bro.,) 30 s Sharp
Page Tjewis A. clerk, 25 Stiles
Page Richard V. clerk, 507 w Fayette
Page Thomas H- clerk, 25 Stiles
Page Washington A. lumber, &c., 182 Light
St. whf., dw 25 Stiles
Page Wm. J. carver, 168 Montgomery
Pagel Wm. shoemaker, 2 Cuba
Pagels Edward, clerk B. & 0. R. R. 161 Sara-
toga
PAGELS GEORGE H. iron railing manufac-
turer, n e cor Saratoga and Jasper, dw 159
Saratoga
Pagon Wm. H. clerk, 175 St. Paul
Paine Allen, saddlery hardware store, 2s Lib-
erty, dw 334 Lexington
Paine Charles T. (Cugle, Sickel & Co.,) 184
Saratoga
Paine John A. carpenter and builder, over 7 n
Sharp, dw 230 German
Paini Frances, ladies' hair dresser,91 n Charles
Painter Mrs. Mary, 256 e Pratt
Fainter Dr. Nathan, chiropodist, 20 e Balti-
more
Painter Mrs. Susan, Carey near Saratoga
Pairo Charles W. banker, 173 Garden
Pairo Samuel H. clerk, 173 Garden
Paisley Donald, clerk, 426 w Baltimore
PALAGANO D., (successor to M. Tracy &
Sons,) merchant tailor, 166 w Baltimore, up
stairs, dw 248 n Howard
Palm Frederick, laborer, 235 L. Hughes
Palmatory JohnT. provisions, s w cor Orleans
and Bond
Palmer Mrs. Ann, 7 Little al
Palmer Charles, 'mariner, 122 s Caroline
Palmer Charles, tailor, 29 w Baltimore
Palmer Charles H. pattern maker, 410 n Gay
Palmer Edward, sr. commissioner of insolvent
debtors. Record office, dw 67 McCulloh
Palmer Edward jr., clerk at Post office, dw 67
McCulloh
Palmer Edward L. & Co. wholesale dealer in
foreign fruits, 15 Bowly's wharf
Palmer Edward L. (E. L. P. & Co.,) 371 w
Lombard
Palmer Mrs. Harriet, 1 n High
Palmer Capt. John, mariner, 90 s Bond
Palmer John W. editor, cor Lexington and
Mount
Palmer Joseph, clerk, 7 Littel al
Palmer Samuel, car driver, 10 s Republican
Palmer Thomas J. clerk, 1 n High
Palmer Wm. 227 Franklin
Palmer Wm. C. 1 n High
Palmer Wm. C. agent Children's Aid Society,
166 w Lombard
Pals Simon, confectionery, 109 n Howard
Pamphilion James S. machinist, 14 Fort av
Pamphilion Nicholas, sergt. police, 113 8
Greene
Pancoast John, lieut. police, 277 s Charles
PANCOAST JOSEPH T. of U. S. Sanitary
Commission, 46 s Sharp, dw 227 n Eutaw
Pancoast Mary A. 227 n Eutaw
Pancoast Wm. T. grocer, n w cor Saratoga
and Strieker
Panetti Dr. Jacob, 242 s Bond
Panetti Dr. John Philip, 88 e Lombard
Pape Dr. E. 5 n Eutaw
Pape James, laborer, 58 Central av
Pape Nicholas, laborer, 109 8 Ann
Papier Wm. ornamental painter, 178 Green-,
mount av
Pappestellier George, shoemakr. 114 s Durham
Pappler Charles, machinist, 18 Chatsworth
Pappler George W. butcher, 16 and 18 Fell's
Point market, and wholesale provisions,
Choptank near Baltimore
Pappler Jacob, butcher, 38 Centre and 54
Fell's Point markets, dw 466 e Baltimore
Pappler Peter, carver, 18 Chatsworth
Papp John, tavern, 63 Lancaster
Pardoe Robert A. (P. & White,) 82 Hanover
PARDOE & WHITE, groceries and liquors,
105 South
Parish Elizabeth, tailoress, 8 Brune
Park Benj. brickmaker, 294 s Paca
Park Mrs. Catherine, 294 s Paca
Park Richard, mariner, 169 e Lombard
Park Samuel W. caulker, 19 Walker
Parker Alfred, tinner, 227 Aliceanna
Parker Andrew, fireman, 84 Mount
Parker Benjamin F. jeweler, 134 n Eden
Parker Charles D. clerk, 255 n Eutaw
Parker Charles, 5 Bolton
Parker Campbell, drayman, 460 Saratoga
PARKER E. L. & CO. importers and deal-
ers in tin plate and sheet iron, &c. 83 s
Charles, dw E. L. P. Baltimore co.— [See
p. 55 Mvertisements]
Parker E. L. jr. deputy surveyor custom
house, dw 624 w Fayette
Parker Mrs. Ellen E. 124 Barre
Parker Elias, drover, 561 w Lombard
Parker Mrs. Elizabeth, 97 Pearl
Parker Mrs. Eva, 96 n Eutaw
Parker Jacob, fireman, 235 Hollins
Parker James, drayman, 117 n Central av
Parker James, drayman, 464 Saratoga
Parker Capt. John W. 96 n Bond
Parker John, weaver, 123 Peirce
PARKER J. tavern, 4 n Liberty, dw Balti-
more CO
Parker Joseph, artist, 97 e Payette
Parker Margaret, grocery, 32 William
Parker Maria, 11 Thompson
Parker Mary J. grocer, cor Eden and Fayette
Parker Oliver A. (E. L. P. & Co.) 316 Lex-
ington
Parker Mrs. Rebecca S. 284 Hollins
Parker Wm. H. mariner, 114 Mullikin
Parker Wm. B. shoemaker, 41 n Fremont
Parkhill John H. attorney, 45 St. Paul
Parkhill Robert A. tavern, 64 n Central av
Parkhill Wm. clerk P. 0. 206 n Cezitral av
Parkhurst Andrew R. clerk B. & O. R. R. 73
St. Paul
Parkhurst Daniel, 14 b Greene
Parkhurst George T. (Jared P. jr. & Co.)
218 w Fayette
Parkhurst Jared, jr., (J. P. jr. & Co.) 73 St.
Paul
PARKHURST JARED, Jr. & CO. general
commission merchants ftnd dealers m oils
and candles, 78 South
PARKHURST SIMON, wine and liqtmr
commis. mercht. 76 South, dw 14 s Greene
MVTOU P. MVEVn, Marine. Fin nnd Llfte Inannmce Agent nnd Uroker. Agent oSIutnal
Benefit JAtb Insnranoe Co., Newark, W. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Parkinson & Brown, tin plate and sheet iron
workers, 58 North
Parkinson James, tailor, 49 n Greene
Parkinson James R, (P. & Brown,) 25 Green-
mount av
Parkinson Joel B. machinist, 49 n Greene
Parkman Rev. C. M. 83 e Baltimore
Parks Arch, ship joiner, 160 s Ann
Parks Boyer, carpenter, 195 Bank
Parks Caleb, carpenter, 160 s Ann
Parks Curtis, tavern, 14 Cross
Parks Elizabeth, tailoress, 142 Hamburg
Parks Jameb H. clerk, 307 Mulberry-
Parks John A. brickmaker, 35 Gittings
PARKS JOHN W. huckster and junk dealer,
442 Light
Parks Joseph, carpenter, 363 Cathedral
Parks Joseph B. harness maker, 7 McHenry
Parks, Lilly, grocer, 425 Light
Parks Lloyd B. transportation agent Balti-
more Steam Packet Co. 144 St. Paul
Parks Laura W. matron children's aid society,
166 w Lombard
Parks Mrs. Margaret, 195 Bank
Parks Susan, 219 s Wolfe
Parks Wm. B. merchant, 157 Conway
Parks Wm. F. machinist, Lexington w of
Fayette
Parks Wm. H. block and pump maker, 160 s
Ann
Parlett Benj. J. blacksmith, 480 w Lombard
PARLETT B. F. wholesale dealer
in Manufactured and Leaf Tobac-
co, Nos. 92 Lombard Street and 5
Water Street, near South. Dw.
604 w Payette.
Parlett Edward, 216 s Charles
Parlett Noah Edwin, tobacconist, BS)^ Light
St. whf. dw Charles near Hill
Parlett Elizabeth, 95 Preston
Parlette Thomas, police, 12 Bolton
Parmenter Irving, clerk, 105 w Fayette
P&rochial School of Immaculate Conception,
cor Ross and Mosher
Parr Barney, hackman, 47 n Calvert
Parr David Preston, china, glass, &c. 210 w
Baltimore, dw 101 Cathedral
Parr Henry, second-hand store, 293 n Gay
Parr Henry, china store, 243 n Gay
Parr Israel M. (McConky & P.) 290 Madison
av
Parr James L. deputy clerk Superior Court,
65 e Lombard
Parr John G. boot and shoemaker, s e cor
Caroline and Fayette
Parr John H. clocks, 234 w Baltimore, dw 24
n Schroeder
Parr John, hackman, 47 n Calvert
Parr John, shoemaker, 204 e Pratt
Parr Joseph, clerk, 101 Cathedral
Parr Michael, paver, 369 e Eager
Parr Rebecca W. dress maker, 151 e Balti-
more
Parr Wm. shoemaker, 471 n Gay
Parran James R. clerk, 328 w Fayette
Parrish Edward S. grocery, 1 Columbia, dw
Three Tuns hotel
Parrish Gideon, blacksmith, 362 n Howard
Parrish James H. clerk, 85 Columbia
Parrish Jas. J. clothes cutter, 200 w Madison
Parrish John, butcher, 44 Valley
Parrish Wm. butcher, 103 Greenmount av
Parrish Wm. T. bookkeeper, 2 Portland
Parrish James H. clerk, 2 Portland
Parrish Wm. B. collector, 2 Portland
Parrott Ann, 165 n Paca
Parrott Mrs. Eliza, 315 e Pratt
Parrott John D. clerk, 10 Lloyd
Parrott J. Frank, clerk P. 0. 10 Lloyd
Parrott Joseph J. sailmaker, 315 e Pratt
Parrott Julia Ann, 165 n Paca
Parrott Mrs. Rebecca Jane, 10 Lloyd
Parry Amelia, 7 Jackson
Parry Cyrus B. finisher, 54 Granby
Parry James, tinner, 7 Jackson
Parry James, tailor, 92 n Central av
Parsons Eliphalet, teacher, Baltimore Co.
Parsons Mrs. Elizabeth, 134 s Paca
Parsons Francis A. tailor, Biddle near Eden
Parsons George F. collar maker, 379 w Lom-
bard
Parsons James, laborer, 43 Burke
Parsons John H. caulker, 6 Hamburg
Parsons Joseph, boat builder, York near Light,
dw 66 York
Parsons Leander, shoemaker, 189 n Central av
Parsons Lorenzo, bookkeeper, 142 w Lom-
bard
Parsons Magdalen, tailoress, 369 Franklin
Parsons Mrs. Rosanna, milliner, 149 w Mad-
ison
Parsons Sarah, 129 HoUins
Parsons Silas E. ship carpenter, 321 e Balti-
more
Parsons Theodore, ambrotypist, 149 w Mad-
ison
Parsons William, carpenter, 28 Boyd, dw 7
Hollins
Partin Hannah, dressmaker, 814 w Baltimore
Partleson Mrs. Mary Ann, 81 n Greene
Partridge Wm. 251 Canton av
Pascal Capt. James I. P. 40 s Ann
Paskin Frances, grocery, 29 Fountain
Passano Joseph, jr., broker, 22 s High
Passano Joseph, 244 w Lombard
Passano Joshua, 25 s High
PASSANO LEONARD, importer and jobber
of fancy goods and notions, 52 Centre Mar-
ket space, and 268 w Baltimore, dw 25 8
High. — [See Mvertisement.]
Passano Leonard, jr., clerk, 25 s High
Passano Louis, 181 n Calvert
Passapae Capt. James, jr., 109 s Castle al
Passeay James A. deputy warden of Jail, 87
Penna. av
Pasquay & Gemundt, tanners, 5 Harrison
Pasquay Henry, currier, 90 n Ann
Pasquay Christian, Fayette w of Chester
Paste Mayland, collector, 334 w Lombard
Paste Wm. H. 176 n Exeter
Pasterfield Wm. H. tinner, 357 e Fayette
Pasters Chas. F. 101 n Eden
Pasters Francis, 101 n Eden
Pasters Jas. T. soldier, 101 n Eden
Pastorius Samuel, collector, 252 Mulberry
PATAPSCO COMPANY, 48 Lexington
Pate Joseph, pilot, 86 s Washington, F. P.
Pate Wm. pilot, 131 s Ann
Pater John, laborer, 15 Abbot
Patkzsche Frederick, tailor, 13 Central av
Patrea Jacob, laborer, 118 Low
Patrick Mrs. Charity, 212 e Prafi;
J. KKJVKir GIBSE, ConuiUBSlon Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, 6rniii, Seeds, dec.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Placter constantly on hand, HI Spear'a Wharf,
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Patrick Mrs. Charity, millinery, 271 e Balti-
more
Patrick Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 109 Pearl
Patrick Capt. John, 1 s Exeter
Patrick Samuel H. clerk, 88 Mulberry
Patrick Dr. Thomas L. 137 s Bond
Patrick Wm. tailor, 109 Pearl
Patten Edward, printer, 314 w Lombard
Patten George, basket maker, 17 Union
Patten Mrs. George, 35 s High
Patten Sarah, 80 Greenmount av
Patterson Abraham B. stock ana bill broker,
n e cor South and Lombard, dw 357 w
Fayette
Patterson Ann, 86 Lee
Patterson Capt. C. mariner, 34 s Bond
Patterson Edward, Barnum's hotel
Patterson Edward, 361 Eutaw place
Patterson Edward, (J. W, &. E. P.) 162 Eu-
taw place
Patterson Capt. Edward, mariner, 7 s Broad-
way
Patterson Eli S. farmer, 265 West
Patterson Mrs. Elizabeth, 156 n Fremont
Patterson Enoch T. painter, 458 Saratoga
Patterson George, soldier, 86 Lee
Patterson George, cigar maker, 262 FrankUn
Patterson George R. ship carpenter, 18 Hen-
riettta
Patterson George, carver, 216 Mulberry
Pattei-son George W. painter, 103 Ensor
Patterson Henry, farmer, 1 Hammond al
Patterson Hannah, 62 s Eden
Patterson Jacob, bricklayer, 146 n Eutaw
Patterson Jas. shoemaker, 360 e Monument
Patterson James, salesman, 32 s Carey
Pattrison James, clerk, 54 s Sharp
Patterson James, jr., shoemaker, 360 e Monu-
ment
Patterson John, grocer 125 McElderry's whf.
dw 16 Watson
Patterson J. W. (J. W. & E. P.) 122 Park
Patterson John, paper hanger, 64 Holiday
Patterson John T. upholsterer, 138 Pine
Patterson John, (Henry C. Brown & Co.) 16
Watson
Patterson John, laborer, 142 Holiday
Patterson John T. plasterer, n w cor Mott and
Stirling
Patterson Dr. John H. 58 St. Paul
Patterson John, bookkeeper, 31 n Gilmor
PATTERSON J. W. & E. iron manufactu-
rers, over 24 South
Patterson Joseph, 122 Park
Patterson Lloyd, shoemaker, 180 n Broadway
Patterson Mary, 402 w Fayette
Patterson Mary A. 288 n Howard
Patterson Maria, huckstress, 77 Booth
Patterson Mrs. Mary, 578 Penna. av
Patterson Mrs. Margaret, 558 Lexington
Patterson M. M. blacking manuf. 40 Orleans
Patterson Oliver C. 588 Lexington
Patterson Park, e Lombard extended
Patterson Richard, clerk, 129 Aisquith
Patterson Richard E. printer, 129 Aisquith
Patterson Robert, wood turner, 133 Columbia
Patterson Robert, blacksmith, 28 Gough
Pattcrsun Robert, tinner, 296 Mulberry
Patterson Samuel W. soldier, 229 Pierce
Patteison Samuel J. ship carpenter, 43 n Cen-
tral av
Pattcisnn Sarah, 171 Hollins
Patterson Susan J. seamstress, 402 w Fayette
Patterson Susan E. 80 St. Paul
Patterson Mrs. Robert, 296 Mulberry
Patterson Thos. N. tobacconist, 74 n Paca
Patterson Thos. S. oyster packer, 144 n Cal-
vert
Patterson Wm. 57 n Paca
Patterson Wm. shoemaker, 17 8 Frederick
Patterson Wm. G. 26 n Ann
Patterson Wm. G. & Fields, merchant tai-
lors, 83 Thames, dw Wm. G. P. 83 Thames
Patterson Wm. G. 588 \v Lexington
Patterson Wm. R. clerk, Ross extended
Pattison Richard, clerk Harnden Express, 129
Aisquith
Pattison Thos. P, (P. & Woolford,) 18 n
Strieker
PATTISON & WOOLFORD, grocers and
commission merchants, 102 Dugan's whf.
Patton David, miller, 3 Elliott
Patton John F. clerk, 42 n Calvert
Patton Mrs. George, 35 s High
Patton Margaret, 61 Gough
Patton Wm. of Union Relief Association, 314
w Lombard
Patzold Charles, laborer, 242 s Paca
Paul Andrew, baker, Wolfe near Pratt
Paul Anthony G. carpenter, 49 s Oregon
PAUL CONRAD L. lager beer saloon, 124 s
Howard
Paul Casper, soldier, 108 s Eutaw
Paul Camon, boatman, 290 s Dallas
Paul Capt. C. J. mariner, 174 n Exeter
Paul Frederick, tailor, 466 Canton av
Paul Henry, blacksmith, 187 Raborg
Paul Jabez S. druggist, Fremont intersection
Penna. av
Paul James, book agent, 82 w HoflFman
Paul John F. bar keeper Washington Gar-
dens, cor Penna. av and Greenwillow
Paul Wm. agent Spanish and seed leaf tobacco ,
451 w Baltimore
Paul Wm. (W. P. & Co.) 175 n Eutaw
Paul Wm. & Co. book binders, and station-
ers, 22 Water
Pauley John P. cabinet maker, 12 Etna la
PauUin Stephen F. contractor, 49 Lexington
Pausch George, tobacconist, 118 e Madison
Pauthous John, tailor, 293 n Central av
Pawley Finlev, china and glass, 18 s Calvert,
dw 13 Holland
Pawley James, jr. 210 e Baltimore
Pawley John A. watchmaker, 266 Hollins
Pawley Mrs. Rutii, 145 Mulberry
Pawson & Bowdoin, commission merchants,
95 Smith's wharf
Pawson Wm. S. (P. & Bowdoin,) 181 w
Madison
Payne John J. carpenter, 414 w Fayette
Payne Wm. S. commission merchant, 63 w
Pratt, dw 13 Strieker
Paynter, Davis & Co., office 1 St. Paul
Paynter Nathaniel W. (P., Davis & Co.) 371
Eutaw pi
Pea Philip, butcher, 327 s Bond
PEABODY HOUSE, Edward Lloyd, proprie-
tor, n e cor St. Paul, and Centre
Peabody Institute, s e cor Mount Vernon and
Washington places
Peach Gotleib, grocer, 177 Aisquith
Peach John R. machinist, Francis, near Madi-
eon av
Peacher, Samuel T. engineer, 8 n Republican
Peachey Thomas G. saddler, 74 n High
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO.. Manufncturers of Roofs and Roofing SInterials, 111 SmltL's
Wfiorf. C. HART S30TH, Agent.
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PEABODY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OP BALTIMORE,
Second st., adjoining Post Office,
Insures all Descriptions of Build-
ings, Furniture, and Merchandise,
in the City and Country, Annually
or for Short Terms.— Geo. Carey,
President.
Peacock Eliza, cook, 216 s Caroline
Peacock Geo. W. customhouse, 201 Lee
Peacock Geo. ship carpenter, 136 Lancaster
Peacock Ingram E. furniture, 275 w Pratt
Peacock James, ship carpenter, 56 s Reges-
ter
Peacock John M. (Rothrock & P.) 42 s Pop-
pleton
Peacock John, shoemaker, 148 Vine
Peacock John D. machinist, 276 Franklin
Peacock Mary A. tailoress, 9 Walker
Peacock Mary J. 554 Penna av
Peacock Mrs. Sarah A. 12 Somerset
Peacock Samuel, watchman, 4 Hull la
Peacock Thomas, clerk, 276 Franklin
Peacock Thomas, ice, 216 s Caroline
Peacock Thomas, block and pump maker,
142 Lancaster
Peacock Wm. huckster, 205 Forrest
Peacock Wm. shoemaker, 37 n Schroeder
Peade Robert, liuckster, 158 n Eden
Peale John W. deputy clerk Superior Court,
dw Baltimore co
Pealer Joseph, straw cutter, Gorsuch av near
Polk Homestead
Pearce Abaline, seamstress, 38 Valley
Pearce Emeline, tailoress, 15 Hill
PEARCE & GRAY, commission merchants,
66 Buchanan's wharf
Pearce John A. W. clerk, 16 St. Mary
Pearce Lydia, 418 Harford av
Pearce Mrs. Mary A. 489 w Pratt
•Pearce Mrs. Ruth A. 16 St. Mary
Pearl Samuel T. engineer, 429 w Lombard
Pearl Wm. L. conductor, 429 w Lombard
Pearson Mrs. Catherine, 8 L. Broadway
PEARSON & COLEMAN, produce commis-
sion merchants, 106 w Lombard
Pearson Francis W. (P. & Coleman,) 49 s
Carey
Pearson George, coffee roaster, confectioner
and wholesale dealer in tea, coffee and spices,
5 n Liberty, dw 4
Pearson Henry, clerk, 117 n Front
Pearson James W. moulder, 68 Hamburg
• Pearson Joseph, grocer and commission mer-
chant, over 102 Light-st. wharf, dw 103
Hanover
Pearson Levi, boiler maker, 68 Hamburg
Pearson Levi, jr. machinist, 68 Hamburg
Pearson Mary A. 60 s Caroline
Pearson Mrs. Mary, 53 n Carey
Pearson Capt. Solomon, mariner, 56 Ham-
burg
Pearson Thomas R. (Brannan & P.) 283 w
Fayette
Pearson Thos. J. engineer, 221 Montgomery
Pearson Wm. T. clerk, 84 Hanover
Pease Alexander, caulker, 44 n Poppleton
Pease Christopher, cooper, 35 Chatsworth
Pease Francis, cooper, 32 Marion
Pease Wm. H. cooper, 18 Carlton
Peastor Wm. J. machinist, 486 Franklin
Peat Wm. stone cutter, 13 Cambridge
Pecht John H. rigger, n w cor Thames and
Ann
Peck David A. J. conductor City Pass. R. R.
8 s Oregon
Peck Franklin, salesman, 159 w Pratt
Peck Fredk. canos and umbrellas, 121 w Bal-
timore, dw 7 St. Paul
Peck Henry, boot and shoes, 159 w Pratt
Peck John D. messenger Adams' Express, 74
Hanover
Peck Stephen, clerk B. & 0. R. R., 9 s Ore-
gon
Peckel Erasmus, cabinet maker, 79 Johnson
Peckocheck Ann, dress maker, 252 n How-
ard
Pecor Alfred C. trader, 112 Greenmount av
Peddicord Geo. H. blacksmith, 102 n Schroe-
der
Pedrick Abigail, laundress, 12 Armistead la
Pedrick Geo. E. carpenter, 25 Booth, dw 73 n
Poppleton
Pedrick John, carpenter, 73 n Poppleton
Pedro James, ship carpenter, 52 Philpot
Peduzzi Francis, coach smith, 51 North, dw
14 Jefferson
Peduzzi Wm. P. engineer, 82 s Broadway
Peed John W. & Co. merchants and seamen's
shipping office, cor Pratt and Smith's whf
Peed John W. (P. &. Co.) 93 s Bond
Peeling George W. basket maker, 8 Somerset
Peerce'Robt. C. clerk,. 30 e Lombard
Peet Lucien R. professor of languages, 36 s
Schroeder
Peifer John, laborer, rear of 109 Lancaster
Peirce Geo. W. produce, 45 Chew
PEIRCE THOMAS, commission merchant,
20 Bowly's whf, dw 573 w Fayette
Pen-ce Wm. H. porter, 85 Chesnut
Peirce Wm. H. commis. merchant, 9 German,
dw 38 n Calvert
Peircy John, coach trimmer, 378 n Gay
Peirson Henry, bookkeeper, 550 Lexington
Peirson Jos. T. restaurant, cor Holiday and
Fayette, dw 195 c Fayette
Peirson & Randall, dry goods commis. mer-
chants, over 10 s Charles
Peirson Thomas, gardener, 231 w Biddle
Peirson Thomas, 378 w Lombard
Peirson Wm. (P. & Randall,) 378 w Lom-
bard
Peithman Clamor D. watchman, 30 w Pratt
Peitz Harman, tailor, 294 s Ann
Pelz Rudolph, bar tender, 267 w Pratt
Pendergast Charles & Son, forwarding and
shipping merchants, 77 Smith's whf
Pendergast Charles, (C. P. & Son,) 27 n Cal-
vert
Pei'dergast Jerome A. (Chas. P. & Son,) 42
s Sharp
Pendergast John, tavern, 54 York
Pendergast John, grocer, 29 Booth
Pendergast Thomas, laborer, 5 Reservoir av
Pendergast Wm. 14 French
PENDEXTER, ALDEN & CO. boot and
shoe commis. merchants, 19 s Charles
Pendexter Henry, (P., Alden & Co.) 225 n
Charles
Pendexter Henry, jr. clerk, 225 n Charles
Pendexter Wm. clerk, 225 n Charles
Pendleton Elizabeth, 175 n Howard
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit tiife Insurance Co., IVewark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
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PENDLETON PHILIP P. flour and com.
merchant, 171 and 173 n Howard, dw 99
Park
Pendleton Mrs. Robert W. 68 Cathedral
Pendleton Wm. A. attorney, 122 Cathedral
PENINGTON AUG. H. conveyancer, 65
Hanover, dw 54 Lee
Penington Edward H. clerk Ericsson line
steamers, 4U McElderry
Peninffton Hyland B. attorney, 51 w Fayette,
dw Lexington near Charles
Penn Alexander, (P. & Dyer,) 85 n Charles
Penn & Dyer, commis. merchants. Grocers'
Exchange, up stairs, se cor Exchange pi
and Commerce
Penn Geo. W. pilot, 101 Hamburg
Penn Geo. W. brick maker, 412 Light
Penn Isabella, laundress, 60 Vine
Penn Jacob P. car maker, 71 McHenry
Penn Jacob, brick maker, 412 Light
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE CO. OF PHILA., Chas.
N. Trump, General Agent, 59
Second.
Penn Mrs. Sarah, 256 w Fayette
Penn Mrs. Sophia, grocery, s e cor Ann and
Lombard
Penn Thos. P. police, 163 Conway
Penig Casper, shoemaker, 61 Bank
Penniman Augustus, bookkeeper Gas Co., 68
Courtland
Penniman & Bro. hardware merchants, 10 n
Howard
Penniman Geo. C. president Amer. Telegraph
Co., 21 South, dw 73 Cathedral
Penniman Henrietta, 77 Franklin
Penniman Nicholas G. (P. & Bro.) 117 w
Monument
Pfcuniman Mrs. Sarah J. 243 Mulberry
Penniman William R. (P. & Bro.) 263 Madi-
son av
Penning John, broom maker, 111 McElderry
Penning Sylvester E. coach maker, 56 Ger-
man, dw293 w Pratt
Penning Thos. T. clerk, 218 w Pratt
Pennington Arnold N. clerk, 207 Conway
Pennington Catharine E. shop, 291 Columbia
Pennington Edward, clerk, 40 McElderry
Pennington James, 9 n Regester
Pennington James, chair maker, 40 Milliman
Pennington John F. chair painter, 40 Milli-
man
Pennington John S. mariner, 101 Chew
Pennington Josias, jr. (Murdoch & P.) cor
Franklin and St. Paul
PENNINGTON JOSIAS, attorney, 82 w
Fayette, dw 53 Mount Vernon place
Pennington Mrs. Mary A. 101 Chew
PENNINGTON & READ, attorneys, 48
Lexington
Pennington Robt. H. (Sutton, P. & Co.) 203
n Howard
Pennington Ross T. clerk, 65 Hill
Pennington Susan, boarding, 10 s Gay
Pennington Wm. C. painter, 139 n Bethel
Pennington Wm C. (P. & Read,) pres't Pa-
tapsco Co. 118 St. Paul
Pennington Wm. J. carpenter, 226 n Eden
J. HENHY OIESE:, Commlksloii itierchnnt. fbl- tlic sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, dsc.
Boseudale Cement wad Calolued Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's IfVluurf.
Pennsyvania Avenue German M. E. Church,
cor Penna. av and Mosher
Penrose E. G. & Co. flour and general com-
mission merchants, 153 n Howard
Penrose E. G. (E. G. P. & Co.) Biddle near
Garden
Penschmidt Conrad, cooper, 45 n Dallas
Penseil John M. cooper, 249 Hamburg
Pentland James, florist, cor Oliver and Green-
mount av
Pentland Robert F. feed store, 204 n Gay, dw
246 Aisquith
Penton Wm. J. mariner, Gilmor near Sara-
toga ,
Pentz Charles A. letter carrier, 202 e Fayette
Pentz Charles, shoemaker, 52 Central av
Pentz Daniel, 201 e Fayette
Pentz Edward, coach painter, at Mrs. Con-
ley's, n Calvert
Pentz Emery McK. butcher, 89 Centre mar-
ket, dw Point la near Greenmount Cemetery
Pentz George, laborer, 240 Lemmon
Pentz Henry S. butcher, 63 Belair market, dw
Point la near Greenmount Cemetery
Pentz James McK., police, 63 s Caroline
Pentz John W. D. butcher, 43 Centre, and
109 Belajr markets, dw 268 e Fayette
Pentz Joseph A. P. bookkeeper, 68 n Broad-
way
Pentz Philip Henry, 202 e Fayette
Pentz Samuel J. 52 Centre, 44 Lexington, and
28 Hanover markets, dw 21 Aisquith
PENTZ WM. FLETCHER, beef and pork
packer, Mullikin near Broadway, dw 274 e
Fayette
Pentz Wm. S. butcher, 274 e Fayette
Pentz Wm. H. clerk, 71 n Broadway •
Penz Joseph, junk, 195 Eastern av
PEOPLE'S BANK, n e cor Baltimore and
PEPAR CHARLES H. watchmaker and jew-
eler, 834 w Baltimore
Pepenberg Theodore, tailor, 381 s Charles
Pependrink Conrad, boots and shoes, 441 w
Fayette
Peppel John F tailor, 4 Rose
Peppier Alexander G. butcher, 99 Belair mar-
ket, dw Penna av near Northern av
Peppier Mrs. Geor^re, butcher, 94 Centre, 17
Lexington and 58 Hanover markets, dw 409
Penna av
Peppier George, cooper, 250 Hanover
Peppier Henry, trunk maker, 27 s Central av
Peppier Louisa, milliner, 250 Hanover
Pepperting Ludwig, tailor, 269 s Bond
Peppier Christina, butcher, 17 Lexington and
— Centre markets, dw 409 Penna av
Peppier Mrs. Margaret, 80 Central av
Perazch Charles, musician, 489 Belair av
Percival Thomas, 8 Prospect la
Perduzzi Wm. engineer, 82 s Broad way
Peregoy Adeline, seamstress, 178 George
Peregoy Caleb, carpenter, 250 Saratoga
Peregoy Catherine T. 191 e Monument
Peregoy Charles, carpenter, 34 George
Peregoy Charles F. clerk. Monument near Gay
Peregoy Daniel, miller, Calverton mills, near
Almshouse
Peregoy Elizabetn, seamstress, 178 George
Peregoy Elizabeth Ann, seamstress, 178George
Peregoy Elizabeth , washerwoman , 205 Forrest
Peregoy George K. clerk, 34 George
Peregoy Henrietta, tailoress, 21 Mosher
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Peregoy Isaac C. plasterer, 178 George
Peregoy James, 266 w Fayette
Peregoy John H. W. carpenter, 24 s Front
Peregoy John, carpenter, 178 George
Peregoy John H. W. carpenter, 251 e Monu-
ment
Peregoy Joseph C. police, 269 e Monument
Peregoy Joshua S. cigar maker, 96 Ross
Peregoy Julia Ann, 186 Chesnut
Peregoy Nicholas, carpenter, 49 s Oregon
Peregoy Robert H. teacher, 188 Chesnut
Peregoy Samuel F. painter, basement of 231
w Pratt, dw 167 s Fremont
Peregoy Mrs. Sarah T. 38 St. Peter
Peregoy Wm. teamster, 22 n Poppleton
Peregoy Wm. H. plasterer, 178 George
Peregoy Wm. C. D. block and pump maker,
s w cor Bond and Thames, dw Monument
near Bond
Perin Oliver, sailmaker, 57 McHenry
Perine Achsach, 63 Columbia
PERINE E. GLENN,stock broker,24 South,
dw Baltimore co
Perine Eliza, grocery, 158 Cathedral
Perine M. & Sons, western potteries, 713 w
Baltimore
Perine Maulden, (M. P. & Sons,) 711 w Bal-
timore
Perine Richard, clerk, 158 Cathedral
Perine Thos. P. (M. P. & Sons,) 711 w Bal-
timore
Perine Thomas J. 63 Columbia
Perine Wm. H. constable, 58 s Eutaw, dw 53
Columbia
Perkins Ann, huckstress, 162 n Eden
Perkins Benjamin, mariner, 170 s Caroline
PERKINS & CO. dry goods, 6 n Charles
PERKINS EBEN F. re.staurant, 39 e Fayette
Perkins Edward, 192 n Eutaw
Perkins Edward K. painter, 192 n Eutaw
PERKINS Dr. ELISHA H. apothecary and
chemist, s w cor Baltimore and Greene, dw
110 St. Paul
Perkins Elizabeth C. dressmaker, 630 w Fa-
yette
Perkins Henry, dyer, 134 Hanover
PERKINS J. H. & CO. druggists and apothe-
caries, 136 n Howard
Perkins Mrs. Dr. J. F. 120 n Greene
PERKINS J. F. & BRO. pharmaceutists, s
w cor Greene and Franklin
Perkins J. W. photographist, over 211 w Bal-
timore, dw 154 w Madison
Perkins James T. inspector of tobacco, ware-
house No. 1, 84 Hanover
Perkins James H. 158 n Howard
Perkins Mrs. Lucretia D. 12 n Exeter
Perkins Mrs. Mary J. 177 Bank
Perkins Mary 62 Preston
PERKINS P. LENFIELD, photographist,
over 99, 101 and 207 w Baltimore, dw 47
Carey.— [See page 10 Mvertisements .]
Perkins Thatcher, master of machinery B. &
O. R. R. 10 n Calhoun
Perkins Richard K. clerk, 192 n Eutaw
Perkins Wm. H. (P. & Co.) 119 Saratoga
Perkins Wm. H. — n Carey
Perkins Mrs. Sarah, 192 n Eutaw
Perkinson Mrs. Catherine, 25 Haw
Perkinson Edward, laborer, 25 Haw
Perkinson Dr. J. W. 544 Lexington
Perkinson John W. provisions, &c., 31 n
Greene, dw 544 Lexington
PEROT W. H. commission merchant, over
n w cor Gay and Pratt, dw 181 St. Paul
Perrigo Daniel, carpenter, 114 Mullikin
Perrigo James L. (Butler, P. & Way,) 251
Eastern av
Perrin Peter, hack driver, 14 s Front
Perris Josiah, pork butcher, 287 n Gay
Perrot Mrs. 268 e Pratt
Perry A. A. & Co. lumber commission mer-
chants, s w cor Gay and Lombard
Perry A. A. (A. A. P. & Co.) 2 miles w of
Fairview Inn, Old Frederick road
Perry Andrew, carpenter, 156 Gough
Perry Ancel C. (Levi P. & Co.) 315 n Caro-
line
Perry & Bro. merchant tailors, 192 n Gay
Perry & Bro. photographers, 121 w Baltimore
Perry Benjamin A.~ clerk, dw Fountain hotel
Perry Bushrod T. 9 Camden
Perry Edward W. restaurant, 9 Camden
Perry Emily, 94 Stiles
Perry Eugene A. (P. & Bro.) 240 Lexington
Perry George L. clerk, s w cor Gay and Lom-
bard
Perry G. R. mariner, 8 Watson
Perry Geo. C. (P. & Bro.) 265 n Eden
Perry Israel, 23 s Poppleton
Perry Israel, jr., brakesman, 23 s Poppleton
Perry James C. clerk, 77 Lee
Perry James C. blacksmith, 41 n Schroeder
Perry James B. clerk, 77 Lee
Perry James St. L. tailor, 154 n Gay
Perry James B. E. (P. & Bro.) n e cor Caro-
line and Biddle
Perry John, clerk, 58 Greenmount av
Perry James, laborer, 19 Neighbor
Perry James, (P. & Bro.) 154 Ai.squith
PERRY JOHN B. boots and shoes, 231 Lex-
ington
Perry John, salesman, 58 Greenmount av
PERRY LEVI & CO. wholesale and retail
shoe manufacturers, 179 w Baltimore, and
97 Hanover. — [See page 37 Jldvertisements.]
Perry Levi, (L. P. & Co.) 315 n Caroline
Perry Mary A. 83 n High
Perry Michael C. conductor, 23 s Poppleton
Perry Mrs. Rachel A. 4 Ramsay
Perry Robert, 110 e Pratt
Perry Mrs. Sarah, 110 e Pratt
Perry Wm. H. laborer, 4 Ramsay
Perry Rev. W. J. 708 Saratoga
Ferryman Mrs. S. F. Gilmor near Lexington
Personette George, tailor, 20 Stirling
Personette John, shoemaker, 26 Ramsay
Personette John, jr., shoemaker, 26 Ramsay
Personette Rachel, 20 Stirling
Personette Thomas H. potter, 134 Mullikin
Pert Mary, confectionery, 236 s Ann
Pertzer George, clerk, 145 s Ann
Pervail Mrs. H. M. 289 e Baltimore
Peschau Julius, 295 Canton av
Pescud Capt. Edward, mariner, 30 Stiles
Pessell Wm. R. boatman, 58 s Washington,
F. P.
Peter Casper, carter, 450 Light
Peter George, merchant tailor, 7 s Gay
Peter Jacob J . grocer, 38 Portland
Peter John J. propr. Stag Hall, 59 Hanover
Peter Joseph, carter, 450 Light
Peter Hartman, baker, 275 Eastern av
Peter Michael, paver, 7 Smith al
Peter Patrick, laborer, 57 Arch
Peter Philip, porter, 39 Perry
a£0. S. FAGJB Si BRO., Mamifncturers of Roofs nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smltlx'B
Wharf. C. HART SUnTH, Agent.
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Peter Philip J. shoemaker, 362 Penna. av
Peterkin Mrs. George W. 68 St. Paul
Peterle Adam, piano maker, 5 Jackson ct.
Peters Mrs. Ann Maria, 96 Pearl
Peters Catherine, grocery, 93 Lexington
Peters Christina, 134 Aisquith
Peters Clarence, clerk, 201 Hanover
Peters Daniel, 93 Lexington
Peters Edward J. justice of the peace, s w cor
St. Paul and Lexington, dw 33 Lexington
Peters Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding 117 n Front
Peters George A. gent's, furnishing goods,
214 w Baltimore, dw 96 n Greene
Peters George, laborer, 141 s Spi'ing
Peters Hartman, baker, 275 Eastern av
Peters Henry, baker, 59 s Eden
Peters Capt. Henry, 191 s Ann
Peters Henry, tailor, 137 Columbia
Peters Jesse T. clerk, 267 w Fayette
Peters Jesse T. stock broker, Mechanics' Ex-
change, Sun building, dw 267 w Fayette
Peters John C. tailor, "46 German
Peters John, tavern, 255 s Broadway
Peters John T. stoves and tinware, n e cor
Pratt and Fremont, dw 161 King
Peters Joseph M. 624 w Lombard
Peters Lloyd M. biscuit and cracker baker, 92
Thames, and s w cor South and Exchange
place, dw 137 e Baltimore
Peters Lloyd, baker, 174 e Fayette
Peters Mrs. Mary G. 355 Hamburg
Peters Misses, boarding, 33 Lexington
Peters P. F. restaurant, 101 Thames
Peters Samuel L. office 13 Lexington, dw Eu-
taw House
Peters Wm. baker, 59 s Eden
Peters Wm. painter, 189 Raborg
Peters Wm. H. biscuit and cracker baker, 91
Thames, dw 59 s Eden
Peters Wm. H. bookbinder, over 151 w Pratt,
dw 372 w Fayette
Peterson Catherine M. A. 15 George
Peterson Charles, fireman, 293 s Durham
Peterson Charles, mariner, 3 Bevan
Peterson Capt. Erasmus, mariner, 94 s Bond
Peterson Erasmus, mariner, 94 s Bond
Peterson Henry, mariner, 7 s Central av
Peterson John, mariner, 264 Eastern av
Peterson Joseph C. clerk, 15 George
Peterson L. billiard and bagatelle table maker
Brown al near Low
Peterson Mrs. 177 Vine
Peterson P. Stanley, clerk, 15 George,
Peterson Wm. B. ship carpenter, 134 s Bond
Petgnia Peter, carver, 225 Forrest
Petherbridge Edward R. crier of Criminal
Court, 322 Hollins
Petherbridge Wm. 0. machinist, 3 Jeiferson
Petings John, soldier, 232 e Madison
Petri Adam, piano maker, 5 Ogsden
Petri Elizabeth, liquors, 654 w Pratt
Petri George, baker, 118 Eislein
Petry A. Harman, clerk, 39 Perry
Petry Philip, porter, 39 Perry
Petticord Andrew, 118 s Eden
Petticord Andrew, mariner, 8 Abbot
Petticord Charles, police, 244 Aisquith
Petticord Hope, 8 Abbot
Petticord Peter, 118 s Eden
Pettecord John, hatter, 26 a Front, dw 33
Holland
Petticot Julius, U. S. N. 63 Granby
Pettit Sarah Jane, 149 Chatsworth
"WM. P. 'WEnn, Mniine, Fire and Lift IiMiivnnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," B9 Second Street.
Pettroff John, tailor, 119 Orleans
Pettroff John, jr., tailor, 119 Orleans
Petty Joseph W. shoemaker, 361 n Gay
Petz Andrew, blacksmith, 58 Chatsworth,
dw 56
Petzold Lewis, (Schlott & P.) 109 s Sharp
Petzholt Harman, tailor, 134 Franklin
Pewtner Thomas H. plasterer, Ross near
Mosher
Pfael George, sutler, 47 Plum
Pfaff Adam, porter, 43 Penn
Pfaft' Antone, weaver, 216 s Bond
Pfaff Conrad, grocery and lager beer, 53 Bank
Pfaff Edward, cigar maker, 432 n Gay
Pfaff George, cooper, 227 e Fayette
Pfaff John, sr., wharf builder, 125 s Castle al
Pfaff John, shoemaker, 71 Washington, F.H.
Pfaff John, laborer, 163 s Dallas
Pfaff Ulrich, baker, 264 e Monument
Pfaffenbach Arnold F. shoemaker, 8 Ross
Pfaffenbach John, shoemaker, 7 Barnes
Pfaffenberger Christopher, tailor, 29 s Bond
Pfalzgraf Henry, barber, 90 n Gay, dw 141 n
Central av
Pfarr Dorothy, nurse, 29 Hampstead
Pfarr Ludwig, tailor, 29 Hampstead
Pfau A. Henry, grocer, 614 Light
Pfauss George, umbrella maker, 272 Dallas
Pfefferman Henry, porter, 77 Chapel
Pfeffer George, cooper, 416 s Charles
Pfeiffer Anton, cooper, 87 s Chapel
Pfeiffer Charles, huckster, 32 n Paca
Pfeifer Catherine, 14 Tyson al
Pfeiffer Edward, barber, 399 w Baltimore
Pfeiffer George, shoemaker, 505 Penna. av
Pfeiffer Henry, laborer, 68 Bank
Pfeiffer Henry, shoemaker, 67 Portland
Pfeiffer Henry, Vincent near Baltimore
Pfeiffer John, shoemaker, .32 n Paca
PFEIFFER NICHOLAS A. furniture, n e
cor Howard and Fayette, factory over 227
w Pratt, dw Baltimore co. and 26 s Howard
Pfeiffer Matthias, jr., mariner, 32 n Paca
Pfeiffer Matthias, tailor, 32 n Paca
Pfeifer John, tailor, 195 Argyle al
Pfeil August, lager beer, 11 Brown
Pfeil Mrs. Catherine, tobacconist, 354 Light
Pfeil Henry, shoemaker, 37 n Frederick
Pfeister Bartholomew, confectioner, 291 s Bond
Pfeister, Joseph, shoemaker, 130 Ross
Pfeltz Sarah, 48 s Washington, F. P.
PfennmucUer Fredk. laborer, 186 William
PFERDNER PAUL & CO. army and navy
agents for government claims, 28 Second,
dw P. P. 38 e Fayette.— [See p(ng-c 54 Mver-
tisements.]
Pfestler John, baker, 2 Jasper
Pfifer Bernhardt, tobacconist, 66 L. Mont-
gomery
Pfifer George, cooper, 224 Frederick av
Pfifer John G. tailor, 4 s Front
Pfifer , tailor, 230 n Dallas
Pfifter Ferdinand, grocery, 253 s Charles
Pfister George, shoemaker, 277 s Ann
Pfister Henry, mariner, 303 s Bond
Pfister John V. tailor, 47 Aliceanna
Ffister John V. tailor, 58 Ross
Pfister John, laborer, 470 Canton av
Pfister John, (J. P. Richards & Co.) 172 s
Chapel
Pfistercr John, shoemaker, 112 s Spring
Pfitzinger Philip, mover, 327 Mulberry
Pflazer Lewis, laborer, 370 Ostend
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Pfleging Frederick, coppersmith, 4 s Oregon
Pfliger Jacob, tinner, 89 n Fremont
Pflitz Catherine, Philadelphia road near city-
limits
Pforr August, tinner, 236 Montgomery
Pfromme Christoph, shoemkr, 217 Hamburg
Pfutzner Frederick, organ builder, 268 n
Central av
Phabus John, blacksmith, 126 Chew
Pharr John, furniture, 144 French
Phelan Elizabeth, confectionery, 13 n Front
Phelan Jesse C. barber, 144 Forrest
Phelan Michael, laborer, 118 Ramsay
Phelan Nicholas (Hazlehurst & Phelan) 148
St. Paul
Phelan Wm. J. machinist, 219 Bank
Phelin Wm. accountant, Calhoun nr Saratoga
Phelbin Francis, gardener, Mount Royal
Phelps Austin, huckster, 13 Rock
Phelps Mrs. A. H. L. 363 Eutaw place
Phelps Adoram, salesman, 275 Ross
Phelps Col. Charles E. attorney, 2 Law Build-
ings, dw 363 Eutaw place
Phelps Charles, huckster, 13 Rock
Phelps Mrs. Elizabeth, 13 Rock
Phelps Mrs. Elizabeth, 55 n Pine
Phelps George D. saddler, 86 Barre
Phelps Joseph, chairmaker, 55 n Pine
Phelps Mrs. Margaret, 398 w Fayette
Phelps Peter, huckster, 177 William
Phelps Mrs. Rachel, 56 Conway
Phelps Richard T. painter, 330 Mulberry
Phelps Wm. Jackson, conductor, 618 e Lom-
bard
Phelps Wm. H. saddler, Brown's hotel, n
High
Phelps Wm. painter, 13 Rock
Phelps Wm. saddler, 162 n Exeter
Phiffer Michael, blacksmith, 25 Goodman al
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE R. R. DEPOT, cor Presi-
dent and Canton av,and Boston e of Leakin
Phile Thomas, whitesmith, 119 Ensor
Philip Daniel, hackdriver, 177 Hillen
Philip John, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Philip Rudolph, tailor, 62 McElderry
Philipp Louis, clerk, 204 s Charles
Philippi Andrew, barber, 78 Greenmount av
Philippi Louis, baker, 159 William
Philippi Peter, carpenter, 126 Granby
Philips Ann M. 404 n Gay
Phillips Abraham A. hatter, 167 Ensor
Phillips Benj. ship carpenter, 98 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Phillips Benj. F. (Sevan, P. & Co.) 560 w
Fayette
Phillips Bazil, huckster, 51 Ensor
Phillips Mrs. Caroline, 353 e Baltimore
Phillips Catherine, huckster, 1 George al
Phillips Catherine, confectionery, 77 Hill
PHILLIPS CHARLES, bell hanger, lock-
smith and smith in general, 73 n Front
Phillips Cornelius, laborer, 106 Eastern av
Phillips Clark B. blacksmith, 222 Preston
PHILLIPS C. F. M. "Great Western" Ho-
tel, n w cor Fremont and Ramsay
Phillips Edward, carpenter, 59 Ensor
Phillips Edward C. clerk, n w cor Townsend
and McCulloh
Phillips Frederick W. sailor, 135 Hamburg
Phillips Greenbury, clerk, 15 Lloyd
Phillips Mrs. Harriet, 353 e Baltimore
Phillips Isaac, ship carpenter, 9 e Monument
Phillips James P. merchant tailor, 43 n Lib-
erty
Phillips J. Monroe, prof. Baltimore College,
dw Howard House
Phillips James, morocco dresser, 338 e Eager
Phillips James T. grocer, 145 e Monument
Phillips James, ship cnrpeiiter, 74 Block
Phillips James W. mariner, 17 Williamson al
Phillips Mrs. Jane, 101 Penna. av
PHILLIPS JOHN T. agent, manufac. gent's
boots, shoes, gaiters, &,c., 11 s Sharp, dw
Genl. Wayne Inn
Phillips John A. mariner, 17 Williamson al
Phillips John, 28 s Greene
Phillips John B. (Samuel P. & Co.) 306 Lex-
ington
Phillips John, glass packer, 77 Hill
Phillips John, laborer, 14 s Chapel
Phillips John, bricklayer, 350 e Fayette
Phillips John, boot fitter, 159 Ensor
Phillips John T. bookkeeper, 159 Ensor
Phillips John R. clerk, 101 Penna. av
Phillips John, tinner, 204 s Charles
Phillips John, ship carpenter, 143 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Phillips Capt. John A. 53 s Exeter
PHILLIPS J. E. Manufacturer and
Dealer in Bedsteads, Chairs, and
other Furniture, n e cor. Charles
and Lombard-sts., dw 148 Dol-
phin
Phillips Joseph, marble mason, 77 n High
Phillips Josaph, engineer, 274 n Howard
Phillips Joseph F. teacher, 117 n Front
Phillips Josiah, carpenter, 1 Anthony
PHILLIPS LLEWELLYN, pharmaceutist,
s e cor Pratt and Paca, dw 144 s Paca
Phillips Louis, clerk, 204 s Charles
Phillips Lainhart, ship carpenter, 179 s Ann
Phillips Peter, tailor, 8 Bennett
Phillips Peter, police, 5 Boston
Phillips Reubin R. Custom House, 247 e
Madison
Phillips Robert, mariner, 21 Hill
Phillips Robert, stone cutter, 77 s High
Phillips Richard S. ship carpenter, 156 Bank
Phillips Capt. Reuben V. mariner, 168 s
Charles
PHILLIPS SAMUEL & CO. general com.
and shipping merchts. and agents' Provi-
dence packets, 95 South
Phillips Capt. Samuel, mariner, 39 Warren
Phillips Solomon, huckster, 17 Liberty al
Phillips Samuel, (S. P. & Co.) 251 Madison
avenue
Phillips Samuel, blacksmith, 483 w Lombard
Phillips Thomas, bell hanger, 127 Saratoga,
dwl37
Phillips Capt. Thomas H. mariner, 5 Trinity
Phillips Thomas, rigger. 111 s Ann
Phillips Thomas, ship carpenter, 103 s Wolfe
Phillips Thomas T. treas. city passenger rail-
way, 82 McCulloh
Phillips Thomas N. S. printer, 167 Ensor
Phillips Wm. J. porter, 252 Light
Phillips Capt. Wm. (McCready & P.) 82 s
Exeter
jr. HENRY GIESB, Commission "Merc^iRnt, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &C.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's "WTiarC
PHI
312
PIP
Phillips Wm. carpenter, 350 e Fayette
Phillips Capt. Wm. H. 82 s Exeter
Phillips Wm. B. clerk, 101 Penna. av
Philpot Wm. shoemaker, 2 n Fremont
Phipps Ann, seamstress, 23 New
Phipps Alfred, shoemaker, 189 n Central av
Phipps Robert, shoemaker, Bethel nr. Walker
Phipps R. H. agent Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company, Locust Point
Phipps Wm. H. 613 w Pratt
Phipps Wm. shoemaker, 297 n Eden
Piatt Lieut. Col. Don, assist, inspec. gen, and
chief of staff, head quarters, dw Eutaw
House
Pibst Elizabeth, seamstress, 206 s Chapel
Pick Charles F. umbrella maker, 49 Harrison
Pickell John, tailor, 76 n Caroline
PICKER JOHN C. flour and feed, 4 Penna.
av, dw 1 St. Mary ct
Pickering George H. carpenter, 182 Low
Pickering George, carpenter, 159 Gough
Pickering George, shoemaker, 15 Henrietta
Pickering John, ship carpenter, 169 Bank
Pickering Wm. J. shoemaker, 232 Lexington
Pickering Wm. boots and shoes, 232 Lexing-
ton
Picket O. H. carpenter, 34 s Schroeder
Pickett Mrs. Blanche, John near Lanvale
Pickett Elizabeth, tailoress, 67 Somerset
Pickett James H. engineer, 619 w Pratt
Pickett Capt. Jerome, mariner, 98 Gough
Pickett John H. sand-paper, cor Ross and
Robert, dw 165 Ross
Picking Thomas, flour inspector, Howard
House
PICKRELL JOHN F. general commission
merchant and miller, 73 Smith's wharf, dw
63 McCulloh
Piedner Nicholas, tailor, 31 s Washington,
P.P.
Piegar Michael, laborer, 34 Liberty ct
Piek Dr. Charles H. 16 n Eden
PIER G. W. & CO. bottlers of ale, porter, &c.
basement s w cor Baltimore and Hanover
Pieper John, clerk, 121 e Pratt
Pier George W. (G. W. P. & Co.) 86 s Sharp
Pier Mrs. Lavina, 86 s Sharp
Pierce Elisha, machinist, 132 n Fremont
Pierce Elizabeth S. 61 Garden
Pierce George W. paper hanger, 61 Garden
Pierce Mrs. Isabella, 11 Barnet
Pierce James A. 142 n Charles
Pierce Mrs. Jane, confectionery, 164 s Caro-
line
Pierce Dr. Linsey H., U. S. A. 14 Lloyd
Pierce Mrs. Mary J. 136 s Central av
Pierce Mrs. Mary, 67 Albemarle
Pierce Mrs. Mary A. 14 Lloyd
Pierce Obadiah, foreman Denmead's foundry,
dw 136 s Central av
Pierce Sarah Ann, 104 e Lombard
Pierce Stephen A. oyster packer, 104 n Greene
Pierce Samuel W. butcher, 809 w Baltimore
Pierce Wm. H. messenger Custom House,
89 n Caroline
Piercy John, police, 378 n Gay
Piercy Jacob H. nightman, 112 Ensor
Pierpont Charles H. laborer, 24 Ryan
Pierpont John,puddler, Alicear.na near Burke
Pierpont Thomas, puddler, 14 Essex
Pierpont John, cooper, 26 n Schroeder
Pierson Joseph T. restaurant, 34 w Fayette,
dw 206 e Fayette
Pierson Thomas, tailor, 213 s Eutaw
Pierson John W. machinist, 36 Binney
Pierson Noah, boiler maker, 36 Binney
Pierson Mrs. Sarah, 191 Montgomery
Pierson Thomas, clothing cutter, 213s Eutaw
Piet John B. (Kelley, Hedian & P.) cor Mul-
berry and Park
Piett Charles, tinner, 119 n Eden
Piotsch Otto, watchmaker, 171 Franklin
Pifer Nathan, bartender, 57 South
PifFer Michael, carter, 515 Canton av
Pifferling Seligman, drover, 27 Greenmountav
Piggot Dr. A. Snowden, analyzing chemist,
40 Bolton
Piggot Rev. Robert, 40 Bolton
Piggot Thomas S. editor, 244 Madison av
Piggott Rev. James n e cor Mosher and Diri-
sion
Piggott Jeffrey, grocer, 250 e Lombard
Pigman Mrs. Hanson B. 186 Franklin
Piguet Daniel, grocer, 171 William
Pilgram Henry, tailor, 176 s Wolfe
Pilkey John P. liquors, 21^^ Ensor
Pilkington George A. tinner, Biddle near Cen-
tral av
Pilkington Wm. tinner, Pratt nr Bond
PILKINTON J. E. die sinker and engraver,
83 Exchange place, dw 612 w Lombard
Pillman August, butcher, 19 Lexington and 23
Hanover markets, dw 25 Calverton road
Pillman Frederick, butcher, 25 Calverton rd
Pilots' Association of Maryland, s e cor Bond
and Thames, J. H. Cooper, pres't
Pilson Daniel, plasterer, 2.37 w Fayette
Pilson John E. plasterer, 237 w Fayette
Pilson John T. sr. carpenter, 816 w Baltimore
Pilson John T. jr. painter, 816 w Baltimore
Pilson Samuel, plasterer, 237 w Fayette
Pimes Isaac, jeweler, 9 w Second
Pindell Adi, wood, 199 n Central av
Pindell Jas. P. wood, 130 Dugan's wharf, dw
58 Gough
Pindell James, wood, 58 Gough
Pindell Joseph, soldier, 78 Central av
Pindell Lewis, sexton Methodist burial ground,
292 n Gay
Pindell Louis, painter, 62 Granby
Pindell Richard P. police, 267 n Central av
Pmdell Thomas, aid to revenue custom house,
264 e Baltimore
Pindell Wm. soldier, 223 Harford av
Pindell Zachary, trunk maker, 267 n Cen-
tral av
Pinder James, shoemaker, 21 Chew
Pingler Joseph, biltcher, 75 Peirce
Pink Nicholas, miller, 55 n Exeter
Pinkerton John, salesman, 179 n Eutaw
Pinkerton Wm. laborer, 259 e Monument
Pinkney Ellen, laundress, 272 w Biddle
Pinkney Fred(^rick, attorney, 46 St. Paul,
dw 340 w Fayette
Pinknev Henrietta, 3 Pleasant
Pinkney Wm. S. 28 Granby
Pinkney Wm. H. drayman, 272 w Biddle
Pinkston , shoemaker, 181 e Pratt
Pinnes Mrs. Mary, 532 w Fayette
Pinning Charles, clothier, 198 n Gay
Pinsell Frederick, shoemaker, 92 Harrison
Pintz Joseph, junk, 195 Eastern av
Pinz John, baker, 94 Hollins
Pipenbrineker George, drayman, 20 L. Broad-
way
Pipkin Mrs. Margaret, 3 n Calhoun
GEO. 8. PAGtG Si BRO., Manufactnrers of Rnof« nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smltli'a
Wliarf. C. HART SflHTH, Agent.
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Piper Henrjr, 68 Bank
Piper Horatio N. assistant cashier to custom
house depository, dw 55 n Strieker
Piper John, baker, 212 w Fayette
Piper Kate, 45 Pearl
Piper Lizzie, 45 Pearl
Piper Mary E. 45 Pearl
Piper Richard, tavern, 43 Saratoga
Piper Robert H. 46 Conway
Piper Thomas, baggage master N. C. R. R.
13 Constitution
Pipinbrink Conrad, shoemaker, 441 w Fayette
Pipino J. C. gunsmith, 20 Ensor
Pipino Jacob C. gunsmith, Belair av. near
Baltimore cemetery
Pipino John, gunsmith, 171 Aisquith
Piquett John T. tavern, 502 w Pratt
Piquitt Edward, laborer, 9 Preston
PIRIE GEORGE, veterinary surgeon, 148
Camden, dw 701 w Baltimore
Pisani Antonio, confectioner, 16 s Sharp
Pistel George, shoe fitter, 512 w Pratt
Pistel John N. grocer, 39 Penn
Pistel Mary, boots and shoes, 100 n Howard
Pistel Michael, blacksmith, 247 s Ann
Pitcher Columbus 0, carpen. 607 w Lombard
Pitcher Mrs. Margaret, 323 w Lombard
Pitcher Thomas C. brickmaker, 71 Columbia
Pitner Adam, laborer, 352 Eastern av
Pitner John, laborer, 265 e Eager
Pitroff Peter, tailor, 114 McElderry
PITT CHARLES F. commission merchant
and importer, 116 w Lombard, dw 276 Lex-
ington
Pitt Charles, clerk, 21 n Ann
Pitt Paris C. clerk, 276 Lexington
Pitt John C. family grocer, cor Biddle and
Garden
Pitt Thomas, 58 s Ann
PITT THOMAS I. druggist, n e cor High
and Pratt
Pitt William T. (I. B. Eastman & Co.,) Bar-
num's Hotel
Pitt Wm. machinist. Centre, one door from
North, dw 242 Aisquith
Pittenturs Danl. F. stone cutter, 160 e Fayette
Pitter John, cutter, 299 s Sharp
Pittie Frederick, lab'r, 117 Washington, F. H.
Pittinger Mrs. laundress, 14 Preston
Pittman Edward, stock and bill broker, base-
ment 9 North, dv/ 28 n Greene
Pittman Edward G. clerk U. S. engineer de-
partment, 42 s Eutaw
Pittman George W. printer, 723 w Pratt
Pittner Catherine, 3 Shakspear
Pittner John, blacksmith, 3 Shakspear
Pittroff John M. tailor, 36 n High
Pitts Charles H. attorney, 47 St. Paul, dw 28
Franklin
Pitts John W. (Henry K. Hoffman & Co.,)
Howard House
Pizarro Jose Antonio, Spanish and Mexican
Consul, 3 Barnet
Placide Harry W. 255 Madison av
Placide Henry B cooper and gauger, 57 Bu-
chanan's whf., dw 43 n Fremont
Placide Henry S. cooper, 72 Buchanan's whf,
dw 255 Madison av
Placide Jennings, 255 Madison av
Placide Matthew P. contractor, 174 n Calvert
Placide Paul D. soldier, 255 Madison av
Plack Daniel, baker, 413 Light
Plack Henry, baker, 141 n Fremont
Plack Jacob, baker, 70 Columbia
Plack Kate, dress and pattern maker, 628 w
Baltimore
Plack Lewis, feed, 218 s Sharp
Plaggemyer Augustus, tailor, 186 e Lombard
Planhold Elizabeth, 1 Smith's al
Plater Edward, merchant, dw Hollins near
Calhoun
Piatt Alexander, machinist, 591 w Lombard
Piatt Geo. W. 591 w Lombard
Piatt Thomas, soldier, 127 Penna av
Piatt Wm. saddler, 9 Light, dw 13 e Monu-
ment
Plaut Abraham, second-hand store, 234 Mont-
gomery
Pleasants J. Hall, 66 Mount Vernon place
Pleasants J. Hall, (John P. P. & Sons,) 66
Mount Vernon place
PLEASANTS JOHN P. & SONS, tobacco
commission merchants, 52 South
Pleasants Richard H. (John P. P. & Sons,)
106 St. Paul
Pletch Christian, watchmaker, 129 L. Greene
Fletcher Christian, sawyer, 173 Lexington
Pletzer Wm. broom maker, 252 n Howai'd
Pletzer Wm. A. broom maker, 182Chesnutal
Plimmer Henry, laborer, 2 Fountain
Plitt August, foundryman, 58 Durst al
Plitt Christian, agent, 14 Ross
Plitt Charles, baker, 246 s Charles
Plitt Charles, moulder, 12 Fountain
Plitt Mrs. Dora, 78 Beason
Plitt Dorothea 58 Durst al
Plitt George, clerk, 103 s Ann
Plitt Louis, baker, 78 Beason
Plitt Maximilian, butcher, Penna. av near
Northern av
Plitt Theodore, grocery, 650 Light
Plowman Augustus, gold chaser, 170 Orleans
Plowman Daniel, engineer, 357 Eastern av
Plowman Jas. T. cabinet maker, 322 Franklin
Plowman John, soldier, 112 St. Peter
Plowman Sarah A. tailoress, 42 George
Plum Samuel H. bookbinder, 69 s Paca
Plumhoff Ernest, laborer, 9 s Central av
Plumhoff Henry, fruit stand, No. 2 Centre
market, dw 45 Harrison
Plummer Fayette, tinner, 294 n Eutaw
Plummer Harman, laborer, 67 China
Plummer Jas. H. huckster, 29 Warner
Plummer John W. painter, 200 s Charles
Plummer John A. ship carpenter, 354 Canton
av
Plummer John F. watchmaker and jeweler, 87
n Gay, dw 98 Aisquith
Plummer John B. police, 210 n Bond
Plummer Margaret, 146 w Madison
Plummer Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 354 Can-
ton av
Plummer Nathan, clerk, 513 w Fayette
Plummer Richard, 77 n Paca
Plummer Mrs. Sarah, 84 s Sharp
Plummer Mrs. Sarah A. confectionery, 29
Warner
Plummer Samuel, painter, 200 s Charles
Plummer Wm. brickmaker, 59 Richmond
Plummer Wm. oysterman, 270 s Ann
Plummer Wm. carpenter, 6 n Washington,
F. P.
Plummer Wm. J. brickmaker, 59 L. Hughes
Plumhoff Henry, bakery, 262 Aliceanna
Plumpoff Henry F. tin safe maker, 43 Jack-
son
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent <' Mutual
Benefit lafe Insurance Co., Newarlc, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Plunkptt James, clerk, 7 w Baltimore
Poat John, stone cutter, 61 Richmond
Pochon Charles L. M. clerk, 119 Saratoga
Pocock John, tavern, Penna. av near toll gate
Foe Geo. (Joseph E. Clemm & Co.) 163 w
Lombard
Poe John P, attorney, 25 Lexington, dw 124
St. Paul
Poe Mary A. laundress, 59 Clay
Poe Neilson, attorney, 25 Lexington, dw 140
Park
Poe Wm. C. 140 Park
Poeteik Augustus, shoemaker, 21 Fountain
Pohl Andrew, agent hoop skirts, 139 Lexing-
ton
Pohl Adam, tailor, 75 Albemarle
Pohl Henry, grocery, 65 Lancaster
Pohl Wra. laborer, 101 s Bond
Pohier Frank, cigar maker, 61 Centre market
space
Pohier Herman, cigar maker, 60 Albemarle
Pohl man G. cooper, 383 Canton av
Pohlman John, engineer, 50 Buren
Pohlmann Daniel, jeweler, 676 w Baltimore
Pohlwen Charles, 'blacksmith, 45 Portland
Pohmeyer Dr. Gotlieb, 56 s Eutaw
Pohnert Edward, barber, 63 s Howard
Poincs Benj. laborer, 323 Aisquith
Poisel Thos. clerk, 314 Franklin
FOIST CHARLES D. clerk with Clark &
Co. 184 w Baltimore, dw Mansion house
Foist Wm. blacksmith, 387 Franklin
Polack Alexander, carpenter, 114 e Fayette
Polack Magnus, dyer, 81 Gough
Poland, Jenkins & Co. hides and leather, 12
Water
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, old City
Hall ^ ^
Police Commissioners' office. City Hall
Police Marshal's office.'old City Hall
Police Station, (Eastern,) s e cor Bank and
Bethel
Police Station, (Western,) 3 n Greene
Police Station, (Middle,) s e cor Holiday and
Saratoga
Police Station, (Southern,) cors Montgomery,
Sharp and Hughes.
Folitzer Ignatius, photographist, 427 w Balti-
more
Polk David, bricklayer, 90 McElderry
Folk E. music teacher, 10 n Greene
Polk Col. Jas. attorney, dw 121 McCulloh
Polk Joseph, printer, n e cor Baltimore and
Frederick
Polk Robert M. grocery, 30 Ensor
POLLACK ABRAHAM, mattress maker, 96
n Howard
Pollack Uriah A. clerk, 96 n Howard
Polhird David, clerk, 111 Chew
Pollard Patrick, huckster, 28 Sterrett
Pollard Peter, livery stables, Frederick near
Baltimore, dw 477 Belair av
Pollard Seth,34Granby
Polhird Walter F. clerk, 44 s Sharp
Pollard Wm. Ill York
Pollatsck Rudolph, importer wines, &c., 134
w Lombard, dw 76 n Calvert
Pollcti Jacob, shoemaker, 206 Hanover
POLLEY CHARLES G. baker, 72 s Charles
PoUey Richard G. baker, 72 s Charles
Pollit , blacksmith, 122 Low
Polliit Alfred H. conveyancer, 10 Law build-
ings, dw 573 Lexington
Pollitt Edward D. carpenter, 10 s Frederick,
dw 78 s High
Pollitt Mrs. Emelia, 573 Lexington
Pollitt Francis J. cooper, 35 and 39 Commerce,
dw 111 s Exeter
Pollock Frederick, shoemaker, 11 Mercer
POLLOCK HENRY, portrait gallery, 155 w
Baltimore
Pollock Mrs. Lewette, fancy goods, 794 w
Baltimore
Pollock John, packer, 794 w Baltimore
Pollock Moses, clothier, 18 Harrison
Pollock Nathaniel N. printer, 27 n Schroeder
Polst Andrew, clerk, 7 Hull's la
Polst Margaret, pedler, 7 Hull's la
Polman Henry, laborer, 201 William
Polmyer Wm. book and job printer, s e cor
Baltimore and Gay, dw 50 n Exeter
Polton Geo. H. machinist, 42 a Popnlpton
Polton John, brickmaker, 249 Columbia
Polton Mrs. Nancy, 42 s Poppleton
Polton Mrs. Susanna, 7 Carlton
Pomp Capt. John, 121 s Ann
Pomplitz August, organ builder, s w cor Pratt
and Albemarle, dw 49 Stiles
Poncia Anthony, statuary and moulder. 26 n
Gay
Poncia Catherine, 64 Barre
Ponct Matthew, carpenter, 178 Hanover
Pond David, 133 Orleans
Pontier Edward, clerk B. and O. R. R., Balti-
more Co.
Pontier John S. detective, 144 e Pratt
Pontier Lewis E. bookkeeper, 144 e Pratt
Pontier Reuben, clerk, 144 e Pratt
•Pontier Thos. A. grocer, 186 s Broadway, dw
104 e Baltimore
Pool George T. umbrella maker, 432 w Balti-
more
Pool George W. clerk, 85 w Fayette
Pool Heni-y, shoemaker, 33 May
Pool James, clerk, 31 Jackson
Pool Thomas, mathematical instmment maker,
177 n Eutaw
Poole Edwin, clerk, 43 Greenmount av
Poole Eli, carpenter, 9 Calverton road-
POOLE & HUNT, founders and machinists.
Union Works, Baltimore Co., office 161
North. — [See p. 24 Mvertisements.]
Poole James, clerk, 5 Jackson
Poole Robert, (P. & Hunt,) Woodbury, Bal-
timore Co.
Poor Alfred, commission merchant, over 36
w Second, dw 9 McCulloh
Poor E. O'D., receiver at Gas Co. 19 South,
dw 44 Lexington
Poor Mrs. Jane E. 16 McCulloh
Popa Henry, laborer, 244 s Sharp
Pope Mrs. Ann, 290 Madison
Pope Daniel F. (John R. Cox & P.,) 116 n
Paca
Pope David S. clerk, 248 n Eutaw
POPE & COLE, 75 Smith's wharf,
dealers in Metals, Copper Sheets,
Bolts and Nails, Iron Pipe, Fit-
tings, &c.
Pope Franklin F. 101 n High
Pope Geo. brush maker, 80 n Pine
Pope Geo. laborer, 310 Aliceanna
GBO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Hoof* .•«iid Roofing Blaterials, 111 Smltli's
Wliarf. C, H.4.aT SSIITH, Agent.
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Pope Geo. A. (P. & Cole,) 248 n Eiitaw
Pope Jacob F. basket maker, 11 Pearl
Pope John H. photographer, 334 w Fayette
Pope Randolph, chair maker, 15 McElderry
Poph AthoJtz, carpenter, Chester nr Madison
Popp George, 38 Preston
Popp George W. cigar maker, 34 Boyd
Popple Henry, frreman, 7 Philpot
Popplein Andrew, (G. & N. P. jr.) Eutaw
1^" place, cor Wilson and Eutaw
POPPLEIN G. & N. jr., proprietors chemi-
cal works, 50 North. — [See p. 29 Mvertise-
ments.]
Popplein Geo J. (G. N. & P. jr.) cor Wilson
and Eutaw
Popplein Nicholas, (G. & N. P. jr.) Eutaw
place, cor Wilson and Eutaw
POPPS JOHN E. lager beer saloon, 43 and 45
Ensor
Porsinger Caroline, dairy, 533 Canton av
Porsinger Frank, laborer, 11 Choptank
Porter Benjamin B. (Robert B. & Son,) n w
cor Read and Calvert
Porter C. Carroll, agent, 66 s Howard
Porter Mrs. Catherine, 218 s Eden
Porter Charles, 57 n Republican
Porter David N. painter, Ramsay w of Scott
Porter & Dudley, proprietors Marine Obser-
vatory, Federal Hill
Porter Edward, Three Tuns hotel
Porter Edward, .ship carpenter, 160 Bank
Porter Edward P. carpenter, 8 s Front, dw 7
Centre Market space
Porter Elizabeth, 343 n Gay
Porter Elizabeth, boarding, 34 s Sharp
Porter Geo. H. carpenter and builder, 14S s
Charles, dw 153 s Paca
Porter Geo, U. (J. B. Rose & Co.) 23 Hol-
lins
PORTER GEO. U. superintendent Exchange
Reading Rooms and publisher Prices Cur-
rent, 23' Hollins
Porter Hugh, marble yard, Forrest near Gay,
dw 340 n Gay
Porter Jas. T. engineer, 192 Ramsay
Porter Jas. E. ship carpenter, 160 Bank
Porter James, drayman, 182 n Caroline
Porter James, silver plater, 460 Lexington
Porter John E. conductor city cars, 214 e
Pratt
Porter John T. carter, 110 s Paca
Porter Lemuel H. black.smith,192 Ramsay
Porter Mrs. Mary, 247 e Pratt
Porter Col. Peter A. 8th U. S. Artil., 117 n
Charles
PORTER ROBERT B. & SON, hardware
merchants, 78 w Pratt
Porter Robert B. (Robt. B. P. & Son,) 321 w
Fayette
Porter Capt. Wm. F. 131 Montgomery
Porteous David, tavern 1, and blacksmith 3 s
Balderston
Ports Chas. J. gas .fitter, 22 n Poppleton
Ports John W. clerk, 207 Ross
Ports John, carpenter, 207 Ross
Ports Thos. F. clerk, 207 Ross
Portugal, Fredk. carpenter, 86 s Chapel
Posey Bolivar N. 165 St. Paul
Posey John P. (J. B. Charron& Co.) Bolton
near Townsend
Posey Laura B. milliner, 27 n Fremont
Posey Louisa, 27 n Fremont
Poske Herman F. tobacconist, 7 e Pratt
Posneskey Israel, clothier, 1 w Second
Posset Chas. shoemaker, 144 n Eden
Posset Wm. cabinet maker, 144 n Eden
Post Eugene, Read near St Paul
Post E. H., Read near St. Paul
POST J. & W. W. fish and cheese dealers. 43
South
Post James, (J. & W. W. P.) 177 w HoflF-
man
Post Justus, shoemaker, 80 Leadenhall
POST OFFICE, Exchange Buildings, Ex-
change place, Second, next corner of Gay,
Wm. H. Purnell, postmaster
Post W. W. (J. & W. W. P.) 344 n Eutaw
Postcher George, milkman, 4 Burke
POSTLEY DR. ALFRED MORTIMER,
dentist, 169 n Eutaw
Poston John F. soldier, .307 Aisquith
Potee Francis, brick maker, 150 McHenry
Potee Wm. P. soldier, 150 McHenry
Potee Geo. A. soldier, 150 McHenry
Potee Isaac, rope maker, 11 Gittings
Potee Mrs. Martha A. confectionery, 11 Git-
tings
Potee Mrs. Mary, 12 McElderry
Potee Mrs. Mary, 150 McHenry
Potee Peter P. collector, 79 s High
Poteet Jesse, laborer, 84 s Spring
Poteet Jesse, jr. baker, 142 s Spring
Potter Abraham, carpenter, 47 George, dw 70
POTTER CHAS. W. house and ship plum-
ber, 34 w Second, dw 192 e Fayette
Potter Mrs. Clementine, 124 Orleans
Potter Elijah, ship carpenter, 297 Light
Potter Elizabeth, 30 s Calvert
Potter Grafton, chair maker, 55 e Lombard
Potter James, shoemaker, 80 Hillen
Potter Rev. Jas. H. 63 William
Potter John, carpenter, 236 e Monument
Potter John W. ship carpenter, 120 s Caro-
line
Potter John, cigar maker, 24 Centre Market
space
Potter Thomas, 236 e Monument
Potter Wm. 236 e Monument
Pottgiesser Henry, tobacconist, 124 n Fre-
mont, dw 103 West
Potts John, machinist, 226 n Howard
Potts Peter, police, 1 Grundy
Potts Peter W. coach painter, 85 n Schroeder
Potts Richard C. (Davison, Dickinson &Co.)
67 e Fayette
Potts Robert, machinist, 1 Grundy
Potts Wm. J. engineer, 234 Preston
Pouder Eliza J. 145 n Calvert
Pouder Geo. W. cabinet maker, 522 w Balti-
more, dw 428 Lexington
Pouder James M. 145 n Calvert
Pouder Leonard, city collector's office, 154
Pearl
POULSON ALEX. W. wholesale fancy goods
dealer, 319 w Baltimore, dw 327 w Fayette
Poulson Asaph, clerk, 327 w Fayette
Poulson Capt. Hiram P. mariner, 128 Cross
Poulson William, salesman, 327 w Fayette
Poultney Evan, 43 Lexington
POULTNEY & MOALE, commission mer-
chants, 44 w Lombard
Poultney Philip, 43 Lexington
Poultney Samuel, 66 St. Paul
Poultney Robert, millwright, 73 Columbia
Poultney Thomas jr. (P. & Moale,) 66 St.
Paul
wm. p. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Inanrance Co., Newarfc, Pf. J.," 89 Second Street.
' Mutual
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POULTNEY & TRIMBLE, guns, rifles, pis-
tols and fishing tackle, 200 w Baltimore
Poultney Thomas, (P. & Trimble,) 63 Mount
Vernon pi
Poulton Charles, moulder, 234 Columbia
Poulton Mrs. Harriet, 477 w Pratt
Poulton Wm. E. carpenter, 326 Light
Poulton Wm. F. wagon master, 477 w Pratt
Poumairat Mrs. Caroline, 11 n Strieker
POUMAIRAT & McCULLY, provision and
commission merchants, 49 Light
Poutz Frederick, shoemaker, 161 n Eden
Powdiier Frederick, laborer, 62 Stiles
Powell Charles E. shoemaker, 135 Vine
Powell Mrs. Drucilla, 205 s Chapel
Powell Edward S. fisherman, 294 Eastern av
Powell George W. carpenter, 259 n Eden
Powell Henry, block and pump maker, 29
Aisquith
Powell Henry, blacksmith, 136 Peirce
Powell Henry, shoemaker, 12 Davis
Powell James, carpenter, 79 Warner
Powell Jas. Henry, seaman, 11 Lancaster
Powell John, mariner, 18 Armistead la
Powell John, tailor, 26 Elizabeth la
Powell John, provisions, 49 Pearl
Powell Dr. John F. 57 e Pratt
Powell Mrs. Louisa, tailoress, 51 French
Powell Mrs. Mary B. 274 Aisquith
Powell Priscilla, 205 s Chapel
Powell Thomas, 79 Warner
Powell W. C, Gilmornear Saratoga
Powell W. Thomas, carter, 2 s Fulton
Powell Wm. H. clerk office Register of Wills,
29 Aisquith
Powell Wm. grocer and flour, 24 s Sharp
Powels David, mariner, 82 Granby
Power Ann, grocery, 122 s Durham
Power Edward J. V. clerk, 13 Barnet
Power James & Sons, liquors, 119 w Lombard
Power John, (J. P. & Son,) 180 Franklin
Power Patrick, laborer, 19 French
Power Mrs. Susan, 14 Mulberry
Power Wm. G. (J. P. & Son,) 269 Madison av
Powers Benj. P. (Sutton, Pennington & Co.)
53 n Carey
Powers Caspar, shoemaker, 175 s Eden
Powers Frederick, foundryman, 16 Ramsay
Powers Fredericka, 177 s Chester
Powers George W. blacksmith, McHenry w
of Fulton
Powers George, cooper, 177 s Chester
Powers Hannah, 212 Eastern av
Powers James, laborer, 71 Boyd
Powers John, laborer, 409 s Charles
Powers John, moulder, 16 Ramsay
Powers John C. painter, 40 n Bond
Powers John, laborer, 230 Lemmon
Powers Joseph P. painter, 123 William
Powers Patrick, shoemaker, 206 Raborg
Powhatan Hall, s w cor Pratt and Bond
Powhatan Steamboat Co. 5 Light-st wharf, J.
Brandt, jr. president
Powles Henry, property broker, 26 St. Paul,
dw 286 w Favette
Powlcs John, blacksmith, 313 n Central av
Powles John, carpenter, 12 Etna la
Powley Harriet, 88 Dolphin
Powley Mary, 9 Valley
Powley Richard, carpenter, 88 Dolphin
Praclii Augustus C. (Isaac Reynolds & Sons,)
s w cor Townsend and Fremont
Pracht Charles, (Pracht & Co.) 219 Franklin
PRACHT CHARLES, confectioner, 218
Franklin
PRACHT & CO. candy manufacturers, 155
and 157 Franklin
Praeger Henry, piano maker, 35 Calhoun
Prag Isaiah, secondhand dealer, 355 Saratoga
Prager Lewis, laborer, 218 Washington, F. H.
Pralle Diedrick, florist, 96 I\nna av
Praley John, soldier, 16 Abbott
Prasch Philip, laborer, 18 Fountain
Pratlove Amelia, tailoress, 59 MulUkin
Pratt Alvin R. machinist, 407 w Lombard
Pratt Enoch, (E. P. & Bro.) president Far-
mers' and Planters' Bank, 87 w Monument
PRATT E. & BROTHER, Whole-
sale Commission and Iron Mer-
chants, 27 and 29 s Charles, dw
Enoch Pratt, 87 w Monument; dw
Henry Janes, 108 St* Paul
Pratt George W. soldier, 409 w Lombard
Pratt Isaac C. carpenter, 409 w Lombard
PRATT J. D. «fe CO. mercantile and law
agency and commissioner of deeds, corner
Charles and Baltimore, up stairs, dw J. D.
P. 14 McCulloh
Pratt John, fireman, 1 Hyde ct
Pratt Maria, 87 w Monument
Pratt Mrs. Mary, 13 n Calhoun
Pratt Thomas M. moulder, 409 w Lombard
Preece Edw. 148 Aisquith
Pregel Matthew, tavern, 57 n Frederick
Preger Wm. locksmith, 22 New
Preis John L. grocery, 160 Sarah Ann
Preiss Michael, grocery, 8 Jasper
Prciss Mrs. Rosa, 107 e Baltimore
Preiss Solomon, 59 n Eutaw
Prell George, shoemaker, 143 n Dallas
Prell George, tailor, 495 n Bond
Prell Philip, barber, 73 Thames
Preller John, shoemaker, 57 Holland
Prentice Capt. Samuel H. G. 41 e Baltimore
Prentiss Summer, currier, 135 s Eden
Presbyterian Church, (South) cor of Light
and L. Church
Prescott Mrs. Fanny, seamstress, 16 Chats-
worth
Prescott Francis, clerk, 16 Chatsworth
Prestler Mrs. Anna, 23 Somerset
Preston Catherine, 159 n Eutaw
Preston Edmund M. carpenter, 5 Calverton
road
Preston Edward, carpenter, 188 s Eutaw
PRESTON J. ALEXANDER, attorney, 31
St. Paul, dw 87 St. Paul
Preston Jonas, street agent N. C. R. R. 235
Harford av
Preston Oliver, blacksmith, 152 Cambridge
Preston Patrick, tavern, 19 Pleasant
Preston Mrs. Rebecca, 70 Bank
Preston Rebecca, 19 Shakspear
Preston Wm. blacksmith, 188 s Eutaw
Preston Wm. P. attorney, 65 w Fayette
Preston Wm. H. police, 170 Scott
Preston Wm. assist, ticket agt. N. C. R. R.
235 Harford av
Preston Wm. T coach maker, 159 n Eutaw
Presstman Geo. office 20 w Second, dw Go-
vanstown, Balto. co
II3<:.VRY GIESB, Cf>ini»la»lon MercUant, for the sale of Flour, Orain, Seeds, Sic.
lioaeudale Cement and Calclued Planter constantly on liaud, Zl Speor'a Wliarf.
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Presun Chas. H. huckster, cor Penna. av and
New Wilson
Prettyman E. P. clerk, 91 Jefferson
Prettyman Fleet, laborer, 259 Light
Prevost Annie, teacher, 25 George
Prevost Euriale, clerk, 25 George
Prevost Francis A. deputy clerk Superior
Court, 114 Chats-worth
Prevost Joseph, clerk, 25 George
Price Alexander H. engineer U. S. N. 112
Lexington
Price Allen, 65 s Schroeder
Price Amos, wire worker, 14 n Eutaw
PRICE AUG. M.,City Collector, 112 Lex-
ington
Price Augustus W. City Collector's office, 112
Lexington
Price Benj. tailor, 64 n Howard, dw 217
Price Carohne, 119 n Eutaw
Price Chas. S. S. clerk, 112 Lexington
Price Catharine, 7 Penna. av
Price & Co. fruit and oyster packers, 91 and
93McElderry's whf
Price C. shoemaker, 52 n Central av
Price David T. clerk, 182 w Lombard
Price David J. mate, 244 Light
PRICE ED. MAHLON, wire worker, 58 s
Calvert, dw 14 n Eutaw.— [See p. 21 Mver-
tisements.]
Price Edward H. deputy warden jail, 297
Light
Price Edward, clerk Adams' Express, 217 n
Howard
Price Edwin, ladies' shoemaker, 80 McEl-
derry
Price Mrs. Eliza, 52 n Centre
Price Mrs. Elizabeth, 326 n Eutaw
Price Ephraim, (Boston & P.) 52 w Centre
Price Francis, clerk, 230 w Lombard
Price Geo. shoemaker, 292 Mulberry
Price Geo. B. carpenter, 895 w Pratt
Price Geo. R. carpenter, 9 n Sharp, dw 369 w
Fayette
Price Jas. B. 61 Greenmount av
Price James, miller, 55 e Madison
Price Jas. H. druggist, 173 Penna. av
Price Jerome W. clerk, 52 Centre
Price John, officer at penitentiary, 103 e Mon-
ument
Price John F. shoemaker, 311 e Madison
Price John, rags, 206 s Durham
Price John S. commis. merchant, overs w cor
Pratt and Spear's whf, dw 27 Pleasant
Price John T. machinist, 30 Jackson
Price John H. overseer Md. penitentiary, 43
Fawn
Price John H. carpenter, 297 Light
Price Joseph, cooper, 254 e Madison
Price Jos. E. ship joiner, 115 s Wolfe
Price Joseph, flour and grain commis. mer-
chant, over s w cor Pratt and Spear's whf,
dw St. Paul near Read
Price Jos. H. cooper, 225 n Caroline
Price Mary S. 293 w Pratt
Price Mrs. dress maker. Chase near Bond
Price Montmorency H. watchmaker and jew-
eler, 56 s Calvert
Price Margaret, tailoress, 301 e Monument
Price Mrs. Margaret, Harford av near Point
lane
Price Norman, 38 Columbia
Price Norman R. clerk, 608 Lexington
Price Nathan R. engineer, 33 s Carey
Price Nathan, restaurant, s w cor Baltimore
and Republican
Price Oliver Perry, commission merchant, 81
Smith's wharf, dw 112 Lexington
Price Reuben, jeweler, cor Grant and Balti-
more, dw 250 e Baltimore
Price Mrs. Rebecca, 116 Pearl
Price Robert, drayman, 275 s Paca
Price Richard, (Thomas & P.) 182 w Lom-
bard
Price Richard, hostler, 285 w Biddle
Price Sarah, 37 s Ann
Price Stephen, mariner, 293 Canton av
Price Richard W. clerk, 182 w Lombard
Price Richard W. (P. & Co.) 112 Lexington
Price R. W. & Co. preservers of oysters,
fruits, &c., 91 and 93 McElderry's wharf
Price Thomas, ship carpenter, 173 Gough
Price Thomas A. clerk, Gluarter Master, 8 s
Gay
Price Rev. Wesley, 83 w Biddle
Price Wm. I. clerk, 14 n Eutaw
PRICE WM. G. fruit and commission mer-
chant, 103 w Lombard, dw 25 McCulloh
Price Wm. garbage carter, 82 Chew
PRICE WM., U. S. district attorney, 29 St.
Paul, dw 108
Price Wm. T. shipping master, 40 s Ann
Price Wm. T. clerk to provost marshal, 2d
district, dw 40 s Ann
Price Wm. fish dealer, 61 Greenmount av, dw
312 n Caroline
Pridgeon Georgeanna, confectionery, 194 Han-
over
Pridgeon John, foreman, chemical works, 48
Johnson
Pridgeon Johnson, tobacco and cigar store, s
w cor Baltimore and Liberty, dw 256 s
Charles
Pridgeon Wm. R. bookbinder, 194 Hanover
Priest Anna E. boarding, 268 w Pratt
Priester Valentine, cabinet maker and under-
taker, 268 w Pratt
Prigg Augustus J. clerk, 53 Holland
Prigg Dr. Joseph, 53 Holland
Priman Mrs. Mary, huckstress, 55 Conway
Primrose Samuel F. clerk Harnden Express,
69 Centre Market space
Primrose William G. machinist, 219 Mont-
gomery
Primrose William, laborer, 15 s Carey
Primrose Wm. F. secretary Loudon Park
Cemetery, dw Baltimore co
Prince Charles W. carpenter, 173 n Central
avenue
Prince Mrs. Henrietta, 10 e Lombard
Prince Isaac, jr., office 32 w Second
Prince John, laborer, 178 s Spring
Prince Lemuel T. clerk, 207 Forrest
Prince Lemuel S. carpenter, 173 n Central av
Prince Wm. A. potter, 786 w Baltimore
Prince Wm. soldier, 119 n High
Printy John, grocery, 216 Light
PRINGSHEIM MORITZ, lager beer saloon,
and brewer of Berlin White Beer, 16 s
Frederick
Prinz Emma, 283 Hanover
Prinz Hartman, currier, 369 s Charles
Prinz John E. sugar refiner, 57 Centre Market
space
Prinz Matilda, 283 Hanover
Prior Anna S. grocery, 213 Gough
Prior Edward, machinist, 72 Henrietta
GEO. S. page: & BRO., Maimihcturera of Roofs and Roofing Matertalt, 111 Smltb'B
Wliarf: C. HART SMITH, Afcent.
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PYE
Prior Edward A. clerk, 30 n Greene
Prior George W. soldier, 111 Peirce
Prior Philip, teacher, 213 Gough
Pritchard Elizabeth, 158 w Lombard
Pritchard George M. confectioner, 123 Preston
Pritchard Irvin E. bookkeeper, 153 w Lom-
bard
Pritchard Levin, carpenter, 18 Mott
Pritchard Planet, mariner, 292 e Lombard
Pritchard Capt. Richard, steamboat George
Peabody, 84 s Eden
Pritchard Samuel H. ship carp, 2 Eden ct
Pritchard Wm. hatter, 220 Lee
Pritchett James, mariner, 204 Light
Pritchett Susan, tavern, 204 Light
Pritchett Wm. L. pilot, 352 Light
Pritchett Wm. carter, 5 s Bethel
Proctor Mrs. Addie, 233 e Fayette
Proctor Robert, 210 n Caroline
Proctor Samuel T. (Wm. P. & Bro.) 313 Sar-
atoga
PROCTOR WM. & BRO. hardware dealers,
166 w Pratt
Proctor Wilson, (Wm. P. & Bro.) 114a Sharp
Proli Christopher, tailor, 8 South
Propst Michael, laborer, 56 Elliott
Protsman Anthony, cabinet maker, 100 Cen-
tral av
Protestant Episcopal Reading Room, s w cor
Charles and Fayette
PROUD J. G.& SONS, insurance agents, 63
Second
Proud John G. (J. G. P. & Sons,) 39 n Carey
Proud John G. jr., (J. G. P. & Sons,) 39 n
Carey
Proud Robert M. (J. G. P. & Sons,) 39 n
Carey
Proudfoot Rachel, 74 e Lombard
Proudfoot Wm. tobacconist, 342 e Lombard
Prouty Everett, mariner, 24 s Bond
Prouty Edward, mate, 24 s Bond
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE, 2d dis-
trict of Md., s w cor Exeter and Watson
Provost Marshal's Office, 3d district of Mary-
land, 26 Holiday
Prudence Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Bolton
Pruelove George, engineer, 15 Spring ct
Pruet Abraham, carpenter, 96 Chew
Pruett James, blacksmith, 489 Relair av
Pruit Sarah, tailoress, 78 Durst al
Prunty John C. machinist, 496 Lexington
Pry or Alfred, brakesman, 225 n Eden
Pryor Edward W. carpenter, 225 n Eden
Pryor Francis A. engineer, 137 Vine
Pryor Geo. W. coachmaker. High near Fa-
yette, dw 47 Harford av
Pryor Geo. E. stone cutter, 48 French
Pryor John H. engineer, 37 Warren
Pryor Richard S. coachmaker, 4 n Frederick,
dw 90 Aisquith
Pryor Richard W. 50 Central av
Pryor Stephen, conveyancer, 820 w Baltimore
Psarer Joseph, tailor, 15 s Washington, F. P
Public Schools. — [See Appendix]
PUBLIC STORE AND APPRAISERS' OF-
FICE, s e cor Gay and Lombard
PU BLIC SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF-
FICE, n e cor Holiday and Fayette
Public Sales Room, new Exchange Building,
entrance on Second, George U. Porter,
secretary
Pudney Jno. B. rubber goods, 209 w Balti-
more, dw 13 Hollins
Pugh John H, clerk, 132 e Madison
Pugh John H. clerk Gas Co., 19 South, dw
n e cor Pine and Fayette
Pugh Mary, 4 Fountam
Pugh Wm. ship joiner, 310 Canton av
Pugh William Geo. grocer, Fayette cor Pine
Pugsley John H. carpenter, 224 Cheenut
Puhl Balthasar, tailor, 109 Raborg
Puhl Emma, tavern 22 w Lombard
Puhle Frederick B. shoemaker, 35 May
Pulsfort Dominick, shoemaker, 67 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Pulley Wm. ship carpenter, 302 e Pratt
Pully Capt. James W., Cambridge
Pulman George, tailor, 139 Orleans
Pumphrey Ebenezer, painter, 196 s Fremont
Pumphrey Greenberry A. ethereal oil, 55 n
Poppleton
Pumphrey George, machinist,, 177 s Sharp
Pumphrey Lloyd P. painter, 4 Warner
Puna John C. confectioner, 260 n Gay
Punker Robert, coachmaker, 159 Vine
Punte Barnhard, tobacconist, 73 s Wolfe
Purcell James, finisher, 22 McHenry
Purcell John J. carpenter, 2 n Pine, dw 210
Mulberry
Purcell Mrs. Johanna, 22 McHenry
Purcell Thomas, machinist, 418 w Fayette
Purcell Thomas, laborer, 22 McHenry
Purden Felix, carpenter, 88 St. Mary
Purden James, hatter, 149 Hollins
Purdin Mrs. Mary, cor Fremont and Liberty
road
Purdin Mary, 45 Milliman
Purdy Mrs. Caroline, 44 e Pratt
Purdy James C. fisherman, 614 Light
PURDY G. W. restaurant, 136 n Calvert
Purdy John W. engineer, 63 s Schroeder
Purdy John H. machinist, 27 s Poppleton
Purdy Thomas, engineer, 61 s Schroeder
Purington Zaccheus S. commission merchant
and dealer in fish and cheese, 39 and 41
w Pratt, dw 67 w Second
Purkey Wm. machinist, 6 n Schroeder
Purnell Charles B. merchant tailor, 246 w
Pratt, dw 92 s Sharp
PURNELL WM. H. postmaster, dw Mt.
Washington, Baltimore co
Purnell W. T. J., Custom House, 93 e Pratt
Purnell Littleton B. (Hurst & Co.) Maltby
House
Purper John, butcher, 15 Walker
Purper John,^ brickmaker, 59 Little Hughes
Purper George W. brickmaker, 15 Walker
Pursley James, cabinet maker, 85 Pierce
Pusey Israel, carriage maker, 874 w Baltimore
Pusey Mary E. confectionery, 169 Hughes
Pusey Mrs. Maria V. variety store, 874 w
Baltimore
Purser George, clerk, 151 s Ann
Purviancc Rev. George D. 171 St. Paul
Purviance Hugh Y. officer U, S. N. 93 w
Monument
Purviance Robert, attorney, 142 w Biddle
PURVIS & CO. bankers, 192 w Baltimore
Purvis Isciac F. bank clerk, 251 e Biddle
Purvis James F. sr. (P. & Co.) Point la, head
of Caroline
Purvis James F. jr. clerk, 252 e Biddle
Purvis John A., Point la, head of Caroline
Putts Wm. cooper, 233 Conway
Putzel Selig. G. (Hecht & P.) 24 n Eutaw
Pyer Michael, laborer, 68 Boyd
"WM. P. AVEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insnrnnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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QUINLAN J. F. & SON, feed store, 149 n
Gay
Quinlan J. F. (J. F. Q. & Son,) 20 e Monu-
ment
Quinlan Mrs. Mary A. dressmaker, 10 Ross
Quinn Buck, telegrapher B. &. O. R. R. s w
cor Hillen and Chesnut
Quinn Bridget, tailoress, 101 Hillen
Quinn Charles, coach painter, 123 Camden
Quinn Charles, hackman Union hotel, cor
Charles and Pratt
Quinn Mrs. Catherine, 120 s High
Quinn Edward, Washington road
Quinn Ellen, huckstress, over 47 Centre Mar-
ket space
Q,uinn Francis, foundryman, 150 Greenmount
avenue
Quinn James, huckster, 148 Greenmount av
Quinn James H. carpenter, 141 Ross
Quinn James, machinist, 11 Humes
Quinn James, carter, 161 s Central al
Quinn James, laborer, 99 Jefferson
Quinn James, shoemaker, 22 s Bond
Quinn James, carjDenter, 141 Ross
Quinn Jeremiah, carter, 15 Pleasant al
Quinn Jerome, clerk, 49 n Front
QUINN J. RANDOLPH, attorney, 24 St.
Paul, dw 34 Jackson
Quinn John, engineer, 373 s "Washington, F.P.
Quinn John 240 e Monument
Quinn John, tavern. Union Dock, dw 120 s
High
Quinn John, bricklayer, 74 Mulberry
Quinn John, painter, 23 n Sharp
Quinn John, laborer, 39 Block
Quinn John, storekeeper, 2 Spruce al
Quinn Lucy, 319 Aliceanna
Quinn Mary, grocery, 99 Jefferson
Quinn Mrs. Mary, grocery, 113 n Central av
Quinn Mrs. Mary, 98 n Pine
Quinn Michael, laborer, 48 s Dewberry al
Quinn Morris, laborer, 339 Penna. av
Q.uinn Patrick, porter, 93 s Spring
Quinn Patrick M. liquors, s e cor Hillen and
High
Gluinn Patrick, blacksmith, 6 Willow
Quinn Patrick, stone mason, 104 Boyd
Q,uinn Patrick, grocery, 157 e Monument
Quinn Peter, huckster, 18 w Lombard
Quinn Peter, tinner, cor Chesnut and Hillen
Quinn Richard, laborer, 12 Jordan al
Quinn Rosanna, 34 Jackson
CLuinn Rody, laborer, 46 Barre
Quinn Sarah A. hat trimmer, 34 Jackson
Quinn Stephen, laborer, 42 Frederick av
Quinn Terrence, speculator, 23 Constitution
Quinn Thomas, laborer, 36 Morton al
Quinn Thomas, porter, 271 n Howard
Quinn Wm. ship carpenter, 16 Fish Mai-ket
space
duinn Wm. H. coachmaker, 160 Ross
Quinn Wm. laborer, 141 e Eager
Quintel Henry, shoemaker, 13 Harmony la
Quirk James, laborer, 39 Jew al, 0. T.
Quirk Jeremiah, laborer, 5 Hillen
Quirk Thomas W. drayman, 5 Hillen
Qurf Gotleib, rags, 6 Barnes
R
Raab Conrad, shoemaker, 500 Lexington
Raab Moses, second hand dealer, 141 Orleans
Raabe Charles, laborer, 7 Neilson ct
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission niercliaiit, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, »1 Spear's Wharf.
Pyfer Matthias, shoemaker, 13 Harmony la
Pyle Emily, seamstress, 171 George
Pyle George W. police, 185 s Paca
Pyle Wm. police, 98 Leadenhall
QuAiD HoNORA, 105 Preston
Quaid James, 238 Preston
QUAIL GEORGE K. hats, caps, and fancy
furs, 238 w Pratt, dw 254 w Lombard
Quail Mrs. Harriet, 756 Penna av
Quail Robert, currier, 33 s Carey
Quandt Charles, barber, 40 n Greene
Quandt Henry, shoemaker, 11 Barnes
Quanz Anton, butcher, 98 Belair market, dw
Harford av. nesr city limits
Quartermaster's Office, department of Balti-
more, 8 s Gay
Quaters J. superintendent U. S. Court House,
Howard House
Quartley Arthur, (Emmart & Q.) 502 w Bal-
QUARTLEY C. Show Cards, 276
w Baltimore Street, dw 430
Quartman Mrs. shirt factory, 227 Canton av
Quartman Anthony, watchmaker, 227 Canton
f [avenue
uartman Frederick, cigar maker, 180 n Gay
Quarty Frederick, police, 185 s Bethel
Quast Henry, tailor, 13 s Spring
Quay Charles, cooper, 232 German
Quay John C. property agent, 232 German
Quenton 0. H. cigar maker, 256 Aliceanna
Quentzler Ernest, machinist, 185 s Caroline
Quentzler John, shoemaker, 185 s Caroline
Querngessen Louis, shoemaker, 138 n Bond
Quick George, farmer, 263 n Gay
Quick Henry, gardener. Liberty road, near
city limits
Quigley Amos H. police, 238 n Central av
Quiglcy Ann, laundress, 3 Hoffman
Quigley Bridget, laundress, 3 Hoffman
Quigley Edward, engineer, 16 Davis
Quigley Ellen, laundress, 3 Hoffman
Quigley Hugh, carpenter, 27 Marion, dw 34
n Foppleton
Quigley James, engineer, 279 s Eutaw
Quigley John, clock and watchmaker, 168
Penna. av
Quigley Wm. S. hatter, 24 Penna. av
Quillan Owen, laborer, 153 Raborg
Quillen James, carter, 231 Lemmon
Quilin Thomas, carter, 109 Peirce
Quillin Owen, carter, 173 West
QuinanRev. Thomas H. city agent, Md. State
Bible Society, 75 w Fayette, dw 15 Grundy
QUINCY JOHN D. commission merchant,
61 s Gay, dw 173 n Exeter
Quiney Daniel, grocery, n w cor Exeter and
Low
Quinlan Benj. A. clerk, B. & 0. R. R. 32
Hanover
Quinlan John, feed store, 20 e Monument
Quinlan Joseph E. carpenter, n e cor Penna.
av and St. Mary, dw 360 w Fayette
Quinlan Joseph E. & Co. flour, feed and pro-
duce, 39 Penna. av, dw J. E. Q. 360 w
Fayette
BAA
320
EAN
Raabe Charles, linings and morocco manufac-
turer, 31 Saratoga,. dw 68 Holiday
Raabe Wm. machinist, 164 Raborg
Rab Emanuel, tailor, 50 s Charles
Rab John, laborer, 33 Guilford al
Rabb George, shoemaker, 78 Preston
Rabberti Joseph, musician, 136 s Dallas
Rabbits John, glue maker, 10 Russell
Rabe Ann, 6 L. McElderry
Rabe Charles, butcher, 86 n Ann
Rabenberger Fredk. laborer, 3 Tessier
Rabenstein Ludwig, piano maker, 132 L.
Greene
Rabillon Leonce, professor French language,
248 Madison av
Raborg & Bro. picklers. Hill near Light
Raborg Dr. Christopher H. n w cor Lombard
and Howard
Raborg Christoph. (R. & Bro.) Winans row
Raborg Edward L. clerk, 138 s Paca
Raborg Goddard, (R. & Bro.) 138 s Paca
Raborg Julius S. dentist, 25 Holland
Raborg V. shoemaker, 231 Aliceanna
Rabourg Fredk. clerk, 229 n Central av
Rabst Conrad, weaver, 241 e Lombard
Raburg Annie, dress maker, 20 n Caroline
Race Elizabeth, 5 Cowpen al
Race George, carpenter, 5 Cowpen al
Racup Christopher, bricklayer, 1 Boulden al
Radcliffe Joseph, 109 Conway
Radcliffe Joseph T. sutler, Broadway near
Orleans
Rad Alexander, engineer, 716 w Pratt
Raddy James, miller, 305 William
Rade John, laborer, 188 L. Hughes
Radebaugh Wm. clerk, 268 Saratoga
Radecke Dederick H. (Dederick H. R. & Co.)
6 New Church
Radecke & Co. box makers, 22 McClellan
Radecke Herman, carpenter, 164 Mulberry
Radecke John Fred, carpen. 785 w Baltimore
Radecke John H. (R. & Co.) 6 New Church
Radecke Mrs. Margaret, confectioner, 785 w
Baltimore
Radegar Edward, laborer, 15 e Madison
Rader Henry, laborer, 634 Light
Rader John, barber, 348 Canton av
Rader John, laborer, 316 s Dallas
Radker Dedrick, carpenter, 47 McHenry
Rae Andrew, cooper, 40 Constitution
Rae Francis, machinist, 148 s Paca
Rae John, shoemaker, 72 Camden
Rae Robert, machinist, 312 s Sharp
Raeder Charles, cabinet maker, 173 n Spring
Raeder Charles, laborer, 157 West
Raeder George, 235 s Bethel
Raeder John, cooper, 77 e Monument
Raeder John, barkeeper, 67 Thames
Raeder Mary, laundress, 675 Penna av
Raeger John, laborer, 434 Canton av
Raelly George, laborer, 278 Johnson
Raffensbuyer Mrs. Catherine, 2 Sarah Ann
Rafferty Bernard, 123 n Calvert
Rafferty Patrick, porter, 144 n High
Rafferty Thomas, laborer, 24 Haubert
Raffle Capt. Joseph D. 34 Spring row
Rfigan Catherine, confectionery, 37 York
Ragan Mary, 1 Ross
Ragan , tailor, 82 York
Ragan Thomas, laborer, 37 York
Rager Frederick, upholsterer, 31 Pearl
Rahe Charles, shoemaker, 174 s Charles
Rahn Henry, box maker, 47 Portland
Rahner Chas. shoemaker, 388 n Gay
Raider John A. tailor, 39 Chatsworth
Raielling Henry, shoemaker. 81 Mulberry
Raign John, cigar maker, 82 Somerset
Raigner Florentine, cooper, 161 s Eden
Railey James, plumber, 201 Saratoga
Railing Rodolph, sawyer, 10 Greene's ct
Raily Edward J. carpenter, 2 Bolton
Raindrop Fredk. cabinet maker, 241 Lee
Raine Albert, watchmaker, 109 e Pratt
Raine Frederick, editor and publisher German
Correspondent, 1 s Gay, dw 37 Pleasant
Raine Richard, tavern, 34 Forrest
Raine Capt. W. 5 s Ann
Raine Wm. wood inspector, 5 s Ann
Rainer Joseph D. huckster, 179 s Paca
Rainier Charles E. engineer U.S. N., 39 Hen-
rietta
Rainier Capt. John, mariner, 39 Henrietta.
Raink Gerhardt, tailor, 1 State
Raisin Michael, laborer, 430 Canton av
Raith Charles, watchmaker, 69 Penna av
Ralmer Lizzie, 150 s Regester
Rambald Lorenz, laborer, 15 Choptank
Rambaldie Sebastian, shoemaker, 145 s Re-
gester
Ramer Edward, shoemaker, 52 Portland
Ramer John, laborer, Dover near Fulton
Ramming Christopher, laborer, 81 McElderry
Ramming Henry, laborer, 1 Barnes
Ramsauer John, laborer, 195 s Castle
Ramsay Alexander, painter, 21 s Spring
Ramsay Alexander, soldier, 240 German
Ramsay Arabella, 57 s Exeter
Ramsay C. Z. R. (H. J. Werdebaugh «fe Co.)
395 Franklin
Ramsay David F. blind maker, 82 Booth
Ramsay Dr. 39 Lexington
Ramsay Eliza 21 s Spring
Ramsay Eliza J. 31 Jefferson
Ramsay Capt. Isaac T. 150 s Ann
Ramsay Isabella, 10 Henrietta
Ramsay James D. bricklayer, 240 German
Ramsay James G. rope factory, e Monument
extended
Ramsay James G. ship chandler, 13 Thames,
dw 19 s Broadway
Ramsay Joseph A. bookseller and stationer,
115 s Broadway
Ramsay Matthew, agent, currier, 47 Harrison,
dw 11 Holland
Ramsay Mary A. 240 German
Ramsay Mary F. saleswoman, 240 German
Ramsay Wm. H. oyster dealer, 48 s Chapel
Ramsay Wm. H. carpenter, 21 s Spring
Ramsberg August, carpenter, 41 Lemmon
Ramsey Capt. Robert H. 51 s Broadway
Ramspott August, carpenter, 40 Lemmon
Ramsteck John, 246 s Eutaw
Ramus Henry, laborer, 85 s Bank
Ramy Albert, engineer, 21 Granby
Ramy Wm. mariner, 70 Albemarle
Randall B. F. clerk, 48 s Sharp
Randall Bro. St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
RANDALL DUDLEY A. mineral water man-
ufacturer, s w cor Fayette and Calvert, base-
ment Barnum 's, office 51 w Fayette, dw 59)^
n Calvert
Randall Edw. T. ship carpen. 105 Hamburg
Randall & Fairbank, flour t.nd feed, 491 w
Baltimore
Randall Geo. coach trimmer, 328 Aisquith
Randall George B. 89 Mulberry
OKO. S. PAG£ & BRO., DIanuflicturera of Roofs and Roofing SlaterlaLi, 111
Wluirf. C. HAHT SAXTTH, Agent.
RAN
321
RAW
Randall James C. (R. & Fairbank,) 204 Sara-
toga
Randall John K. clerk, 184 Preston
Randall Mrs. Julia A. seamstress, 375 e Eager
Randall Mary, 31 n Caroline
Randall Mary A. 239 e Pratt
Randall Robert Martin, bricklayer, 161 Gough
Randall Samuel H. 184 w Hoffman
Randall Thomas W. tailor, 374 Lexington
Randall Volt T. deputy warden of jail, 331
Mulberry
Randall Wm. clerk Baltimore Steam Packet
Co., 184 Preston
Randall Wm. engineer, 89 Mulberry
Randall Wm. clerk, 358 n Gay
Randalls Richard, huckster, 34 William
Randle Wm. H. tailor, 176 Columbia
Randolph Andrew J. (R., Golibart & Co.) 334
6 Pratt
Randolph Eliza, 31 Clay
Randolph, Golibart & Co. lumber merchants,
140 Thames
RANDOLPH & LATIMER, commission
merchants, 66 South
Randolph James T. (R. & Seward^) 288 e
Baltimore
Randolph James T. ship carver, 280 s Ann
Randolph John W. (R., Golibart & Co.) and
treasurer Fell's Point Bank, dw 145 s
Broadway
Randolph John W Jr., clerk, 145 s Broadway
Randolph Peyton T. clerk, 334 e Pratt
Randolph & Seward, ship carvers, 274 s Ann
Randt Henry, trunk maker, 72 Portland
Ranfh Charles Q. barber, 533 w Baltimore
Ranft Joseph, tavern, 356 w Pratt
Raning Frederick, brickmaker, 64 Jasper
Ranker. John, shoemaker, 69 Washuigton,
F.H.
Rankin Ann A. 1,39 n Exeter
RANKIN Rev. CHAS. W. 3 Waverly Ter-
race, Franklin square
Rankin Robert, 109 s Washington, F. P.
Rankin Samuel, soap and candle factory, 95
Chew .
Ransburgh Newton A. 52 Conway
Ransome Mrs. Elizabeth W. 103 Bank
Rape John, butcher, 551 e Fayette
Raphott John, morocco dresser, 94 French
Raphun Charles W. clerk, 11 Lexington
Rapin Gerhard, watchmaker and jeweler, 169
e Baltimore
Rapley Wm. cooper, 361 n Gay
Rapp Charles, carpenter, 179 s Bond
Rapp Conrad, shoemaker, 5 Carlton
Rapp Henry, baker, 468 Lexington
Rapp John, shoemaker, 14 Union
Rapp Nicholas, cooper, 12 President
Rapp Wm. tavern, Clinton s of Boston
Rapp Wm. clerk, 12 s Exeter
Rappel Joseph, tailor, 317 e Lombard
Rappold L. second hand furniture, 1 n Dallas
Rappoldt Harman, brass finisher, 31 e Fayette
Rarjrar Andrew, tailor, 144 s Regester
Rasch Charles, shoemaker, 113 Low
Rasch George, tailor, 311 n Central av
Rasch Gustav A. bookkeeper, 58 Barre
Rasch Jacob, tailor, 65 s High
Rasch John, broom maker, Wolfe nr Fayette
Rasche Mrs. Mary A. confectionery, 110
Barre
Rasenberg Christian, mariner, 166 Cross
Rashley Louis, barber, Biddle al
Rasin Isaac F. straw goods, 39 n Charles, dw
232 Aisquith
Rasin James M., Mansion House
Rasin Robert W. real estate broker, 77 n
Eutaw
Rasin R. W. L. bookkeeper, over 32 South,
dw 349 Lexington
Ratcliffe Quinton W. clerk, 548 Lexington
Ratenkamp Francis, currier, 158 George
Rath Adolph, cigars, 53 Albemarle
Rathcan John, laborer, 53 Boyd
Rathel Jos. boatman, 148 Washington, P. H.
Rathell Henry H. A. printer, 137 Mulberry
Rathgaber Godfrey, cabinet maker, cor Exe-
ter and Eastern av
Rathman John, laborer, 17 s Durham
Rathrey Wm. finisher, 299 North
Rattery Patrick, liquors, 44 Cider al
Rattey Christian, hackman, 71 s Paca
Rattican Thos. plumber and gas fitter, 1 n
Frederick, dw 197 East
Ratwisch Henry, tavern, 1 L. McElderry
Rau George, grocery, 204 s Wolfe
Rau George, merchant tailor, 244 n Gay
Rau George, laborer, 278 s Ann
Rau Henry, baker, 269 n Dallas
Rau Mrs. John C. 99 Penna. av
Rau John, tavern, 91 Low
Rau John C. tin and sheet iron, 99 Penna. av
Rau John C. & Co. grocers and produce
merchants, cor Howard and Franklin
Rau Mary, 70 s Bethel
Rau Michael, laborer, Hudson near Federal
Ranch Christopher, bar keeper, 113 Bank
Rauch Frank, laborer, 158 s Eden
Ranch Frederick, shoemaker, 14 n Caroline
Rauch Frederick, grocer, cor McElderry and
Dallas
Rauch Jacob, trunk maker, 134 Burgundy al
Rauch John H. wharfinger at Commercial
wharf, dw 70 s Washington, F. P.
Rauch Mrs. Margaret, llis Bank
Rauch Susan, dyer and scourer, 194 w Fay-
ette
Rauck Fredk. dyer and scourer, 95 n Eutaw
Rauh Mary, 255 n Eden
Rank Joseph, butcher, 94 s Wolfe
Raunft Alois, lager beer, 105 West
Rausch John, shoemaker, 314 n Howard
Rauschenbach John A. cutter, 240 Hanover
Rauscher John, laborer, 8 Bank
Rauscher Lewis, laborer, 8 Bank
Rausch Charles, shoemaker, 273 s Dallas
Rausch Geo. trader, 275 s Dallas
Rausch Frederick, locksmith, 29 Low
Rausch Peter, laborer, 508 Light
Raush Nicholas, butcher, 294 s Bond
Rauner John, laborer, 212 s Dallas
Rauschonberg Jacob, tailor. 111 Leadenhall
Rauth Sabella, shoe store, 540 w Baltimore
Rauwer Henry, tailor, 120 Saratoga
Ravekamp John, cigar maker, 76 s Exeter
Ravel Geo, fireman, 175 n Eden
Raveor Wm. shoemaker, 68 s Bond
Rawlings Annie M. and Carrie L. seminary,
116 German
Rawlings Benj. clerk commissary department,
449 w Fayette
Rawlings & Brunner, bookbinders and blank
book manuf, over 262 w Baltimore
Rawlings Chas, R. (R. & Brunner,) 122 e
Madison
Rawlings Eliza C. 18 s Howard
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and tife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., IVewark, BT. J.," 89 Second Street.
21
RAW
322
EED
Rawlings Geo. A., Adams Express, 113 Con-
way
Rawlings Joshua, porter, 186 L. Constitution
Rawlings Wm. P. shoemaker, 699 w Pratt
Ray Alfred, shipsmith, 77 s Ann
Ray Alexander, provisions, 81 n Broadway,
dw 72
Ray Andrew J. soldier, 14 Fall
Ray Benj. F. agent Ray's reaper and mower,
4C1 w Lombard
Ray Charles, police, 72 McElderry
Ray Mrs. Emily, 380 Franklin
RAY FRANCIS, manufacturer of reaping
and mowing machines, 605 w Pratt, dw 401
w Lombard
Ray Hollis F. clerk, 401 w Lombard
Ray James, bricklayer, 14 Fall
Ray John B. collector, 28 St.^Paul, dw 210
Harford av
Ray Josiah, bailiff Criminal Court, dw 138
Conway
Ray John, huckster, 8 Willow
Ray John, drayman, 9 Jenkins al
Ray John, 51 w Centre
Ray Marcellus, shoemaker, 59 Goodman al
Ray Oliver, tinner, 170 n Fremont
Ray Richard M. engineer, 159 Chesnut
Ray Sarah, nurse, 14 Fall
Ray Thos. blacksmith, 101 s Poppleton
Ray Thos. cooper, 12 Fall
Ray Wm. G. clerk, 210 Harford av
Ray Wm. cigar maker, 458 w Lombard
Raybold Thomas J. paper hanger, over 190
Saratoga
Rayhice Charles, clerk, 234 Saratoga
Rayhice Dominick, clerk, 234 Saratoga
Raymer Chas. painter, 133 Barre
Raymer Mary, grocery, 30 n Dallas
Raymo Chas. M. hatter, 82 n Gay
Raymo Frank, tavern. Homestead, Balto. co
Raymo Lewis, hatter, 117 n Gay
Raymo Modest, hat dealer, 82 n Gay
RAYMOND & BURTON, gentlemen's fur-
nishing store, 38 w Baltimore
Raymond Lawrence, laborer, 148 a Washing-
ton, F. P.
Raymond John W. shoemaker, 250 Cross
Raymond Nancy, shoebinder, 57 Richmond
Raymond Wm. E. (R. & Burton,) 38 w Bal-
timore
Raymond W. J. police, 568 Lexington
Rayner Christian, tailor, 219 n Central av
Rayner Wm. S. 71 s Broadway
Raynolds Col. Wm. F. chief of engineers U.
S. A. headquarters, dw 9 s Carey
Raysinger Martin, engineer, 592 w Pratt
Rea Mrs. Ann C. nurse, 126 Columbia
Rea Ann C. teacher, 126 Columbia
Rea Chas. H. (R. & Co.) 72 George
Rea Jas. porter, 24 Morris al
Rea James, Howard house
REA JOHN H. & CO. clothiers, 118 w Pratt
Rea John H. (John H. R. & Co.) 60 George
Rea John E. clerk, 60 George
Rea Jos. B. granite cutter, 126 Columbia
Read Edward B. diuggi.st, n e cor Baltimore
and Ann
Read Gillian, tanner, 137 s Spring
Read J. P. shoe store, 155 e Baltimore, dw
153
Read John, moulder, 499 w Lombard
Head John W. apothecary, 96 s Broadway
Read Joseph, watchman, 280 Greenmount av
J. HEJVRY GIKSK, Comiulsnion Alercliaiit, for the sole or Flour, Grain, Seeds, di»
Roaeudale Cement uid CalcUMd Pluter constanUy on lumd, HI Spew'a WUw*
Read Peter, laborer, 371 s Bond
Read Robt. coppersmith, cor. West Falls bt
and Lombard, dw 326 e Baltimore
Read Robert, (Washington & R.) 326 e Bal-
timore
Read Saml. McK. clerk, 347 e Monument
Read Mrs. Sophia C. 37 Mulberry
Read Wm. S. painter, 171 s Wolfe
Read Wm. C. huckster, 78 McElderry
Read Wm. Geo. attorney, 37 Mulberry, dw
224 n Charles
Read Wm. H. druggist, 63 s Broadway
Read Wm. G. (Pennington & R.) Baltimore
county
Readasall Jacob, 68 n Gay
Reader Jacob, locksmith, 3 s Frederick
Readolph August, baker, 358 Canton av
Ready Ann, teacher, 122 s Paca
Ready James, shoemaker, 74 Johnson
Ready Samuel, 142 Hanover
Reagan Mrs. Winifred, 79 Hull
Reager Geo. laborer, 255 s Paca
Reagle Geo. L. shoemaker, 9 n Eutaw
Reahl Gearhart, tailor, 15 Albemarle
Reahl Joseph, cooper, 894 w Pratt
Reale Lorenzo, laborer, 8 Beale ct
Realy Anna R. milliner, 277 Hanover
Ream Henry, carpenter, 290 n Gay
Reamer James, clerk, Howard house
Reamer Wm. C. proprietor Howard house, 5
n Howard
Reaney James, teller Chesapeake Bank, 598
Lexington
Reaney Alexander, painter, 202 n Broadway
Reaney John G. 114 e Lombard
Reaper Henry, tailor, 240 n Eden
Reardon Catharine, grocery, 62 Hull
Reardon Ellen, 268 n Front
Reardon John, 69 Dawson al
Reardon Michael, laborer, 62 Hull
Reardon Patrick, carter, 28 n Amity
Reardon Philip, laborer, Donnelly ct
Rearer Henry H. carpenter, 124 n Central av
Reasinger Eliza, 144 Eastern av
Reathe Ferdinand, porter. 111 Leadenhall
Reay David, jr. silver plater, 79 s Caroline
Reay H. S. clerk, 79 s Caroline
Rebb Conrad, nail maker, 18 Fountain
Rebb Philip, tailor, 125 McElderry
Reben Hall, Fayette near Harrison
Reben Laube, 21 n Frederick
Rebitz Henry, shoemaker, 334 s Charles
Rebline John M. shoemaker, 37 Peach al
Reboul Mme. Napoleon, gaiters, 87 n How-
ard
Rebsem John P. milkman. Fort av near Law-
rence
Rebstock Charles, grocer, 367 s Eutaw
Rechabite Hall, n w cor Frederick and Fay-
ette
Rechtenberger Geo. sawyer, 171 s Dallas
Reckefus Wm. R. telegraphist, 23 n Gay
Rccker Francis, 55 Mulberrv
Recker Joseph F. 55 Mulberry
Reckert Chas. A. tobacconist, 72 Columbia
Reckert Geo. McC. cigar maker, 130 Scott
Reckert John, cigar maker, 68 Columbia
Reckitt Chas. jr. clerk, 176 Columbia
Record Office, s e cor St. Paul and Lexington
Rectenvald Michael, carpenter, 55 s Wolfe
Redden Charles, paver, 126 s Chapel
Redding Edward, 30 Ryan
Redding John, hostler, 33 Ryan
RED
323
REE
Redding John, laborer, 198 Aliceanna
Redding John, porter, 274 s Bond
Redding John, laborer, 173 n Exeter
Redding Joseph, ice wagon, 3 Anthony
Redding & Musson, oyster packers, 226
Hughes
Redding Wm. A. (R. & Musson,) 28 Hill
Reddish John, hardware, 187 s Broadway,
dw 263 e Baltimoie
Reddish Joseph H. sailmaker, 347 s Sharp
Reddish Mrs. Louisa, 347 s Sharp
Reddish Robt. H. mariner, 68 Durst al
Reddish Robt. H. tinner, 74 Washington,
F. H.
Reddish Wm. H. J. mariner, 347 s Sharp
Reddon Mrs. Catharine, seamstress, 46 s Bond
Reddon John B, mariner, 46 s Bond
Redeman H. tailor, 24 Albemarle
Redeman Peter, laborer, 82 s Wolfe
Redfield Jacob S. foundryman, n w cor Can-
ton av and Caroline
Redfieid Jas. M., New York agent for relief
of soldiers, 85 w Fayette
Redgrave Anne, 158 Pearl
Redgrave Isaac, 258 Aliceanna
Redgrave John B. lumber inspect. West Falls
av, dw 565 Lexington
Redgrave Samuel, watchman, 272 Aisquith
Redgrave Samuel, 272 Aisquith
Redgrave Wm. S. hotel. 111 Camden
Redifer Chas. A. painter, 24 n Sharp, dw s e
cor George and Fremont
Redinger Maria, grocery, 197 Peirce
Redman Catherine, seamstress, 287 Aliceanna
Redman Henry H. laborer, 18 Dawson
Redman James, hostler, 570 w Lombard
Redman James, tobacconist, 54 Hill
Redman Saml. shoemaker, 54 Hill
Red Men's Hall, Paca, between Fayette and
Lexington
Redmond Archibald B. brick maker, Canton,
dw 114 s High
Redmond Jas. E. cigar maker, 54 Hill
Reed Mrs. Anne, dress maker, 49 s Liberty
Reed Mrs. Ann M. dress maker, 359 s Sharp
Reed Mrs. Ann, 18 sSchroeder
Reed Mrs. Bertha, 154 Garden
Reed Caroline, dress maker, 70 French
Reed Chas. clerk, 216 n Eutaw
Reed David, carpenter, 18 s Schroeder
Reed Mrs. D. A. 53 n Pine
Reed Ella, 64 Preston
Reed Mrs. Frances, provisions, 36 Warner
Reed Capt. Francis S. 210 n Eutaw
Reed F. L. (Ross Campbell & Co.) New York
Reed Geo. coal heaver, 190 Montgomery
Reed Geo. blacksmith, 4 Bolton
Reed Geo. A. clerk, 169 e Pratt
Reed Jacob, huckster, 82 McElderry
REED DR. JAMES A. s e cor Baltimore and
Exeter
Reed Jesse, huckster, 487 w Lombard
Reed John, cigar maker, 36 Warren
Reed John, cabinet maker, 274 e Lombard
Reed John, moulder, 18 s Schroeder
Reed John H. salesman, 558 Penna. av
Reed John H. salesman, 171 w Fayette
Reed John H. salesman, 53 n Pine
Reed John L. (Stickney& Co.) 33 Lexington
Reed Joseph H. cooper, 12 w Boyd
Reed Mary, 23 w Lombard
Reed Mrs. Mary, 130 Hoffman
Reed Mrs. Mary A. seamstress, 275 s Charles
J. HEIVRY GIESE, Commlaaion Merchant, for the sale o« Flour, Grain, Seeds, «&o.
Rosendale Cement and Ccdclued Plaster constantljr on hand, HI Spear's WluarC
Reed Matilda, 169 e Pratt
Reed Matilda, 55 e Fayette
Reed Michael H. salesman, 53 n Pine
Reed Michael, laborer, 176 s Wolfe
Reed Rebecca, 6 Jackson
Reed Richard, laborer, 101 Crsss
Reed Richard, painter, 70 French
BEED ROBERT A. dealer in Old
Books, Coins, Autographs, &c., 76
N. Eutaw. Dw. 86 PearL
Reed Sarah, 89 Garden
Reed Seth, bookkeeper J. S. Gittings & Co.,
623 w Lombard
Reed Mrs. Temperance, 487 w Lombard
Reed Thomas, watchman, 486 s Chester
Reed Thomas S. potter, 289 s Paca
Reed Wm. H. engineer N. C. R. near 1st toll
gate. Falls road
Reed Wm. L. upholsterer, 167 n Fremont
Reeder Charles, engineer, 171 Montgomery
Reeder Charles, blacksmith, 623 w Lombard
Reeder Chas. engineer and machinist, Hughes,
dw 291 w Lombard
Reeder Charles, 291 w Lombard
Reeder Geo. W. iron and brass moulder,
Hughes, dw 173 Montgomery
Reeder Mrs. Susan, 287 Light
Reeder Wm. A. shoemaker, 39 s Oregon
Reeger John C. cooper, 186 s Charles, dw 195
Reel Casper, laborer, 179 s Caroline
Reel Chas. engineer, 23 Burke
Reel John H. engineer, 23 Burke
Keeper Henry, Strieker near Pratt
Rees Nicholas, liquors, 126 Forrest
Reese Andrew, mariner, 91 n Eden
Reese Andrew, barber, 222 Light
Reese Andrew, president Howard Fire Insur-
ance Co. 60 n Liberty
Reese Rev. Aquilla A. post chaplain at Fort
McHenry, dw 302 e Lombard
Reese Chas. carter, 337 n Central av
Reese Chas. M. soldier, 44 Chesnut
Reese Chas. (G. H. R. & B«-os.) Lanvale nr
Bolton
REESE CHARLES & CO. family grocers,
corners Eutaw, Madison and Garden, dw
C. R. Balto. CO.
REESE REV. DANIEL M., Laurel iron
works. Whetstone Point, dw 187 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Reese Daniel W. clerk, 187 Washington, F.H.
Reese David, basket maker, 170 e Pratt
Reese Edwin F. (Wainwright& Co.) Balti-
more CO.
Reese Edward, grocer, 366 w Baltimore, dw
n w cor Sharp and Perry
Reese Mrs. Francis B. 147 Hoffman
Reese Frederick, heater, 110 s Washington,
F. P.
Reese Frederick, founder, 13 Fountain
REESE G. H. & BROTHERS, tea dealers
and grocers, 207 and 209 w Pratt
Reese Geo. D. clerk, German opp. Pine
Reese Geo. Turner, teamster, 41 Chesnut
Reese George S. stock broker, at Brothers
McKim, dw 138 St. Paul
Reese Gerard H. (G. H. R.& Bros.) Charles
street av, Balto co
Reese Henry (G. H. R. «fe Bros.) 52 Bolton
Reese Jacob, laborer, 4 Barnes
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Rehrman John, cabinet maker, 74 Grindall
Reibecker Andrew, tanner, 30 Anthony
Reiberger Joseph, sawyer, 204 Stirling
Reibcrt Adam, tailor, 258 s Sharp
Reibert George, tailor, 76 Leadenhall
Reibert John, laborer, 9 Choptank
Reibolt Henry, butcher, cor Potomac and El-
liott
Reibseman Henry, driver, 160 s Spring
Reibseman Peter, ship carpenter, 227 Canton
avenue
Reice Mary A. laundress, 51 Preston
Reich Anton, salesman, 59 Portland
Reich Elizabeth, dairy, 219 s Charles
Reich John, lager beer, 228 Frederick av
Reich John, soldier, 219 s Charles
Reich John, soldier, 409 Light
Reicharat Harman, porter, 4 L. Paca
Reichert Frederick, carpenter, 200 Cross
Reichert Joseph, shoemaker, 209 Aliceanna
Reichter Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 385 w
Pratt
Reichle David, tailor, 73 n Spring
Reid Andrew, (Spence & R.) 107 w Monu-
ment
REID & CO'S EXPRESS, 116 s Eutaw
Reid Rev. C. A. 22 s Calhoun
Reid Mrs. Elizabeth, periodicals, 686 w Balti-
more
Reid H. C. bookkeeper, 169 e Pratt
Reid H. C. M. Covington Institute for young
ladies, 289 n Howard
Reid Jesse D. reporter Sun, n e cor Baltimore
and Frederick
Reid John 0. (R. & Co.) 142 Cathedral
Reid John, laborer, 123 Aliceanna
Reid John, laborer, 278 s Bond
Reid John, cigar maker, 18 Ramsay
Reid John N. salesman, 44 Courtland
Reid Mrs. Margaret, 29 n Fremont
Reid Mrs. Priscilla, 182 Hanover
Reid Robert, clerk, 491 Lexington
Reid Thomas B. carpenter, 150 Cathedral
Reid Thomas N.. property agent, 189 n How-
ard
Reid Wm. carpenter, 491 Lexington
Reid W. F. D. painter, 45 e Pratt
REID WM. H. justice of the peace, 101 n
Paca, dw 150 Cathedral
Reideshoif Ernest, cooper, 3 Calverton road
Reidlingshoefer John, porter, 256 e Pratt
Reier Adam, tailor, 242 Columbia
Reier Henry, blacksmith, 242 Columbia
Reier Henry J. shoemaker, 36 Clifford
Reier Reinhart, tailor, 242 Columbia
Reifner Conrad, watchmaker, 243 Aliceanna
Reifner Henry, shoemaker, 263 Eastern av
Reifsnider Henry, laborer, Clinton
Reifsnider John R. clerk, 126 Pine
Reift" George, laborer, 167 Regester
Reifsnider John B. clerk, 126 Pine
Reigart Henry F. teller Marine Bank, 95
Aisquith
Reigler Teresa, seamstress, 185 s Eden
Reigol Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 482 w
Lombard
Reign David M. butcher, 49 Centre, 63 Lex-
ington, and 44 Hanover markets, dw 752
Penna. av
Reik Lenhard, lager beer, 697 w Baltimore
R'eiker Jacob, curled hair maker, Dover, near
Fulton
Reil Louis, cooper, 13 Goodwin al
WJJI. P. IVSniJ, M.irl»»e, Sf^iwe fund Itlte. Ill8llr.^llCK Agent ami Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Ne-w.irfe, N. .T.," 89 Second Street.
Reese John, tailor, 17 Somerset
REESE JOHN S. & CO. importers and deal-
ers in fertilizers, s e cor Wolfe and Lancaster,
office 71 South
Reese John, mariner, 335 Dallas
Reese John, copper smelter, 4 Cuba
Reese John S. (J. S. R. & Co.) Lanvale near
Bolton
Reese John E. teller Farmers and Planters'
Bank, 8 s Greene
Reese John, soldier, 383 w Pratt
Reese John A. tailor, 138 Vine
Reese John, laborer, 137 s Exeter
REESE JOHN M. eating saloon, s w corner
Eastern av and Caroline
Reese John, laborer, 137 s Exeter
Reese John, laborer, 8 Preston
Reese John E. jr. clerk Farmers and Planters'
Bank, 8 s Greene
Reese John L. jr., brick maker, 431 w Fayette
Reese John, tavern, 177 Eastern av
Reese J. Fisher, clerk at Brothers McKim, n e
cor Lexington and Charles
Reese Joseph H. B. clerk, Conway nr Sharp
Reese Joshua, pilot U. S. N. 72 s' Washing-
ton, P. P
Reese Louis, cutter, 338 s Charles
Reese Margaret K. German opp. Pine
Reese Mrs. Margaret, Lanvale nr Bolton
Reese Mary E. 105 Conway
Reese Rev. P. B. Fremont nr Penna av
Reese Peter, cigar maker, 77 Preston
Reese Rebecca, tavern, 163 Eastern av
Reese Samuel, constable, 313 Mulberry
Reese Stephen W. huckster, 41 Hill
Reese Susan, grocery, 44 Chesnut
Reese Thomas M. (G. H. R. & Bros.) 181 w
Lombard
Reese Thomas H. barber, 222 Light
Reese Wm. brick manufacturer, Washington
road, dw 156 s Sharp
Reese Wm. S. chemist, 34 e Baltimore
Reese Wm. P. clerk, 158 German
Reese Wm. copper smelter, St. Charles hotel.
Locust Point
Reeside James, laborer, 390 West
Reeside James, laborer, 331 Columbia
Reeside Wm. watchman, 408 West
Reeves James, painter, 55 n Republican
Reeves J. Mason, machinist, 157 Garden
Reeves Joseph H. C. bookkeeper, 13 s Kiitaw
Reeves Joseph F (Brinkley& R.) 81 e Pratt
Reeves Wm. blacksmith, 528 w Fremont
Regan John, 3 Constitution
Regenarth Louis, laborer, 320 s Dallas
Regeler Conrad, paver, 18 Baker ct
Regester Daniel T. brass finisiier, 69 Chew
Regester Samuel W. bookkeeper, 69 Chew
Regester Susannah, confectioner, 188 e Mon-
ument
REGESTER JOSHUA, Baltimore bell and
brass works, 53 Holiday, dw 69 Chew
Regester Capt. Samuel, 135 s Regester
Regner Adolph, laborer, 425 Canton av
Regner John, cooper, cor Canton av and Essex
I'egos George, laborer, 196 Eastern av
Rehbein Henry, tailor, 30 McElderry
Rehberger Sebastian, tailor, 19 s Spring
Rehle Wm. shoemaker, 80 Leadenhall
Rehling August, ship carpenter, 512 Light
Rehmert Gotleib, tavern, 233 Aliceanna
Rehrmann Lacboringo, tailor, 172 Burgundy
alley
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Reinhardt Mrs. Charlotte, 240 w Lombard
Reinhardt Conrad, tailor, 2 Walker
Reinhardt C. F. wines and liquors, 165 e Pratt
Reinhardt Charles C. cutler and surgical in-
strument maker, 7 n Gay
Reinhardt Christopher, laborer, 113 e Lom-
bard
ReinhardtEdward, surgical instrumentmaker,
7 n Gay
Reinhardt George L. laborer, 177 West
Reinhardt George, butcher, n w cor Pratt and
Strieker
Reinhardt H. D. artificial limbs, trusses, &c.
206 w Pratt
Reinhardt John M. blacksmith, 208 Elliott
Reinhardt John, tailor, 456 w Pratt
Reinhardt John, clerk, 240 w Lombard
Reinhardt Louis, surgical instrument maker,
7 n Gay
Reinhardt Melcboir, clothing cutter, 5 Lead-
enhall
Reinhardt M. E. (Hershberg & R.) 45 e Lom-
bard
Reinhardt Moritz, shoemaker, 121 w Madison
Reinhardt Wm. H. surgical instrumentmaker,
7n Gay
Reinhart George, butcher, 96 Centre and 66
Lexington markets, dw 868 w Baltimore
Reinhart George P. clerk, 76 n Gay
Reinhart John, tailor, 6 s Wolfe
Reinheimer Fredk. cutter, 209 s Eutaw
Reinheimer Fredk. stevedore, 120 Bank
Reinhold Conrad, shoemaker, 40 Portland
Reineke Carl, laborer, 173 s Spring
Reinicker Charles, soldier, 451 n Gay
Reinicker Elizabeth, Chase nr Bond
Reinicker John F. carpenter. Chase nr Bond
Reinicker John, varnisher, 137 Peirce
Reinicker Peter, laborer, 139 Peirce
Reinicker Wm. J. clerk, 171 w Fayette
Reinig Peter, tailor, Orleans nr Central av
Reinisch Louis, tavern, 250 s Broadway
Reinner Fredk. tailor, 306 Cross
Rein ling Henry, laborer, 156 s Eden
Reinig John, cigar maker, 74 Central av
Reinwald Margaret, 362 Saratoga
Rcinwald John B. tailor, 362 Saratoga
REIP ALFRED H. tin plates, wire rivets,
hardware, &c., 335 w Baltimore, dw 285 w
Lombard
Reip Charles E. soldier, 207 w Fayette
Reip Edward H. tinner, 207 w Fayette
Reip J. Henry, house furnishing, tinware and
fancy goods, 335 w Baltimore, dw 285 w
Lombard
Reip Lawrence J. house furnishing goods, 28
n Paca
Reis A. shoemaker, 40 Douglas
Reis Conrad, tailor, 177 s Wolfe
Reis David, baker, 68 n Schroeder
Reis George, laborer, 264 s Ann
Reis Henry, whitewasher,. 177 s Wolfe
Reis John, harness maker, 59 Ross
Reiss John, tailor, 39 Harrison
Reisdon Michael, blacksmith, 113 Hillen
Reiser Anton, tailor, 271 s Paca
Reiser George W. confectioner, 271 s Paca
Reiser Joseph, soldier, 271 s Paca
Reisert Barbara, 335 s Sharp
Reisert John, huckster, 335 s Sharp
Reisert Mary M. 335 s Sharp
Reisenwaber John, (Frederick & R.) 280 n
Gay
J. HE^TRY GIESE, Commission Mtrchnnt. for the sale of Flour, Grnln, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cemeut aud Calcined Plaster constantly ou Iiand, 21 Spear's "Wharf.
Reile John, laborer, 97 Washington, F. H.
Reilcy Barney, laborer, 29 Chase
Reiley George, laborer, 194 Columbia
Reiley Rev. J. McKendree, Presiding Elder
East Baltimore Conference, 99 n Exeter
Reiley P. E. hat and cap maker, s w cor Bal-
timore and Gay, dw Maltby house
Reiley Patrick, stone polisher, 200 Garden
Reiley Patrick F. shoemaker, 64 Richmond
Reiley William McKendree, clerk, 99 n Exe-
ter
Reilley Lawrence, grocery, 464 Harford av
Reilley Peter, merchant tailor, 93 n Howard,
dw Franklin House
Reilly Ann, dry goods, 121 e Monument
Reilly Christopher, 51 w Centre
Reilly Edward, marble polisher, 301 Forrest
Reilly George, laborer, 22 Shakspear
REILLY GEORGE, livery and hack stables,
25 and 30 w Lombard
Reilly James, laborer, 57 Lancaster
Reilly Joseph, books, 81 North
Reilly Joseph, jr., plumber, 81 North
Reilly Joseph, jr., restaurant, basement 11
South, dw 12
Reilly John, plumber, 39 n Poppleton
Reilly John, laborer, 14 Concord
Reilly John, plumber, 39 n Poppleton
Reilly John, waiter at Barnum's Hotel
Reilly Patrick, brass finisher, 201 Saratoga
Reilly Patrick, waiter, 38 Hillen
Reilly Patrick, laborer, 30 French
Reilly Patrick, laborer, 127 Stirling
Reilly Patrick, laborer, 8 Addison
Reilly Patrick, Eldon Hall restaurant, 78 w
Fayette, dw 76
Reilly Peter, painter, 3 Valley
Reilly Peter, tailor, 93 n Howard, dw Frank-
lin House
Reilly Phillip, grocery and liquors, 8 Tyson
Reilly PhiUips, sand excavator, 126 Garden
Reilly Robert, plumber, 25 w Lombard
Reilly Wm. P. bookkeeper, 25 w Lombard
Reily Barnabas W. salesman, 254 Mulberry
Reily Henry, mariner, 272 s Ann
Reily Henry E. gunsmith, 62 s Eden
Reiman Philip, bricklayer, 8 Rose
Reimann Gotheff, barber, 246 Aliceanna
Reimberg Conrad, barber, 105 n Paca
Reimnitz Charles, cooper, 171 Hamburg
Reimschnider , cabinet maker, 3 Mc
Elderry ct
Rein Margaret, 236 s Sharp
Reinach Isaac, merchant tailor, 750 w Balti-
more
Reindollar Jacob T. stairbuilder, 16 Clay, dw
255 n Howard
Reineck Peter, laborer, 49 Watson
Reinccke Wm. reporter Baltimore Wecker,
169 w Lombard
Reinccker John, laborer, 186 L. Hughes
Reinemund Henry, butcher, 202 s Eutaw
Reiner John, huckster, Penna. av extended
Reines Frederick, stevedore, 257 Canton av
Reinfeldter Pankratz, shoemaker, 71 Wash-
ton, F. H.
Reing Catharine, laundress, 282 Johnson
Reingle George, boatman, 189 s Chester
Reinhard M. E. wholesale clothier, 294 w Bal-
timore, dw 15 s Liberty
Reinhard John, baker, 358 Canton av
Reinhardt Bernhardt, grocery, 123 w Madi-
son
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Reiserer Franz, machinist, 10 Wagon al
Reisewaber Johann, potter, 145 e Pratt
Reisig George, shoemaker, 232 Dallas
Reisinger Amelia, teacher, 235 w Biddle
Reisinger Mrs. Elizabeth, 117 Pearl
Reisinger George W. cigar maker, 7 Ogsden
Reisinger Henry, of proTost marshal's office,
cor fc^den and Baltimore
Reisinger John P. paper hanger, 175 s Eden^
Reisinger John, fireman, 51 Boyd
Reisinger Lewis F. hackman, 70 Ramsay
Reisinger Lewis, tinner, 47 Scott
Reisinger Wm. 235 w Biddle
Reisner Mrs. Ann, confectionery, 95 Eastern
avenue
Reist Francis, confectionery, 282 s Charles
Reist Henry T. cigar packer, 282 s Charles
Reist Zacharias, watchmaker, Wolfe nr Pratt
Reister A. H. saddle and harness maker, 131
Hillen, dw 144
Reisz Henry, bricklayer, 177 s Wolfe
Reiter Abraham, engineer, 265 s Paca
Reiter Albert H. clerk, 19 s Caroline
Reiter Charles, blacksmith, 458 w Lombard
Reiter David, millwright, 497 w Lombard
Reiter Mrs. Fredericka, 41 Cross
Reiter Harman H. tailor, 19 s Caroline
Reiter Henry, tailor, 26 n Dallas
Reiter John, clerk, Baltimore near Washing-
ton
Reiter Peter, carter, Ostend near Russell
Reiter Philip R. grocery, Clinton
Reitter John , wheel wright and blacksmith , 212
Henrietta
Reitz Mrs. Catherine, 60 William
Reitz Christian, shoemaker, 4 Morris al
Reitz George Frederick, glass blower, 164
Montgomery
REITZ HENRY L. & SONS, grocers and
tea dealers, 93 Hanover
Reitz Mrs. H. L. 93 Hanover
Reitz Herman J. 115 n Front
Reitz John, glass blower, 164 Montgomery
Reilz John, laborer, 107 n Bethel
Reitz John, laborer, 194 s Washington, F. P.
Reitz Lewis, clerk, 60 William
Reitz Lewis H. (Henry L. R. & Sons,) 93
Hanover
Reitz Martin, tavern, 245 s Broadway
Reitz Peter, laborer, 179 Argyle al
Reitz Philip, glass manufactory, 37 Hughes,
dw 60 Willfam
Reitz Wm. L. (Henry L. R. «fc Sons,) 93
Hanover
Reitzel Matthew, shoemaker, 7 New Church
Rekefus Wm. R. telegraph operator, 23 n Gay
Reklein Henry, laborer, 51 Preston
Relief Board for the Baltimore city soldiers,
office 40 w Fayette
Rell Louis, cooper, 291 s Paca
Rell Louis, cooper, 293 s Paca
Relleker George, shoemaker, 72 Granby
Remgy John, butcher, 232 s Castle al
Remick Albert, clerk, 163 w Lombard
Remick Albert, clerk, 185 w Baltimore
Remington Mrs. Avarilla, 66 s Ann
Remington Jesse, (Oliver &. R.) 66 s Ann
Remlein Frank, laborer, 232 s Durham
Remley George W. architect, 171 n Caroline
Remley Henry, carpenter, 55 s Ann
Remrnell John, paver, 333 n Central av
Remmer Elizabeth, Clinton near Ellicott
Remmey Geo. A, drover, 9 n Amity
OKO. S. PAOK Si BROm Manufncturers of Roof* and Roofing materials. 111 Smith's
WluaeX. C. HART 8AIITH, Agent.
Remming John, brewer, cor Jackson and
Adams, Homestead
Remworth Jacob, stevedore, 76 n Ann
Renehan William, (Benzinger& R.) Howard
house
Rengsdorf Peter, carman, 84 Central av
Renell H. mariner, 274 s Ann
Renick Wm. H. 52 w Biddle
Rennard Francis, ice wagon. Hunter al near
John
Rennard Thomas, Hunter near Johns
Renner George L. shoemaker, 406 w Lombard
Renner John, at sugar refinery, 82 Somerset
Renner Philip, 140 e Pratt
Rennert G. Henry, cutter, 256 s Eutaw
Rennert Lewis, carpenter, 311s Charles
Rennert Mrs. Mary, grocery, 254 s Eutaw
RENNERT & O'CONNER, Exchange res-
taurant, basement new Exchange building,
adjoining Post office
Rennert Robert, (Guy & Co.) n e cor Calvert
and Fayette
Rennert Robert R. (R, & O'Conner,) Guy's
Monument house
Rennert Wm. bartender, Exchange restaurant
Renninger Martin, varnisher, Chesnut al near
Ogsden
Rennolds Henry T. clerk, 279 e Madison
Rennolds Wm. D. bookkeeper, 648 w Fayette
Rennous Edward G. boat builder, 115 McEl-
derry's wharf, dw 106 e Fayette
Renoff Frederick, shoemaker, 55 Ensor
Renshaw Harriet, 191 Aisquith
Renshaw Joseph, coachmaker, 145 Franklin »
dw 180 Mulberry
Renshaw Joseph, baggage master N. C. R.
77 n Calvert
Renshaw Lemuel, carpenter, 34 Orleans
Renshaw Wm. jr. 112 n Charles
Renter Charles E. shoemaker, 33 Penn
Rentz George F. carpenter, 125 n Fremont
Rentz Joseph, basket maker, 65 Clay
Rentz Lewis, basket maker, 401 w Pratt
Rentzberger Mrs. Marianna, 5 Littel al
Renwick John A. clerk, 56 Saratoga
RENWICK ROBERT, cabinet warerooras
and manufactory, 92 n Howard dw 90
Renwick Rob't, jr bookkeeper Bank of Com-
merce, dw 90 n Howard
Renwick Wm. runner Bank of Commerce, 90
n Howard
Repka Albert, mariner, 188 s Ann
Repp Catherine, grocery, 146 Raborg
Repp George, baker, 34 Thames
Repp Henry, baker, 146 Raborg
Reppel Conrad, carpenter, 135 Henrietta
Reppert Mrs. Elizabeth, 44 Montgomery
REPUBLICAN OFFICE, 72 w Baltimore
Requa Abraham, 320 Hollins
REQUARDT JOHN F, tobacco and cigars,
n w cor Baltimore and Calvert, (Museum
building,) dw 43 Albemarle
Requardi John J. tobacconist, s e cor Lom-
bard and Centre Market space, dw 43 Al-
bemarle
Resh George, shoemaker, 6 Etna la
Ress Augustus F. saddler, 336 w Pratt
Ressel Herman, tailor. Gist near Essex
Rethmann Herman, machinist, 47 Schroeder
Rettimiller Henry, tailor, 325 Hanover
Rettner John, shoemaker, 256 e Lombard
Reuckert Fred'k, music teacher, 414 w Lex-
ington
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Retzsch P. W. stevedore, 224 s Ann
Reuckert Mary, 414 w Lexington
Reudman F. hostler, 47 Lancaster
Reuge Caspar, machinist, 313 Light
Reul J. Henry, barkeeper, 181 Louisiana av.
Reull Henry, confectionery, 92 s Caroline
Reul Philip, carpenter, 29 Preston
Reus John, baker, 14 Warner
Reus Philip, baker, 44 s Republican
Reusing Adam, shoemaker, 117 West
Reusz John, shoemaker, 350 s Charles
Reuter Andrew, hardware dealer, 46 Harrison
REUTER ANDREW & SONS, hardware
dealers, 56 w Baltimore, dw A. R. 46 Har-
rison
Reuter Augustus, hammerer, 51 Canton av
Reuter Charles, (Andrew R. & Sons,) 46 Har-
rison
Reuter Edward, (Andrew R. & Sons,) 46 Har-
rison
Reuter F. Lewis, (Andrew R. & Sons,) 46
Harrison
Reuter Henry, cigar maker, 186 s Central av
Reuter William, shoemaker, 170 L. Greene
Renting Conrad, piano maker, 439 Lexington
Reuwer Diedrich, baker, 274 s Sharp
Revell Peter, laborer, 542 Saratoga
Revere Col. Wm. H. 10th Md. regiment U. S.
A., Howard House
Revere Mrs. Mary A. 9 s Greene
Rewdow Joseph, clerk, 75 Ensor
Rex William, auctioneer, 8 German, dw 667
Lexington
Rexell Sebastian, laborer. Mulberry above
Strieker
Rexroth Adam, shoemaker, 45 Short
Rexroth Harman, laborer, 517 Franklin
Reyer August, piano maker, 5 Jackson ct
Reyner J. Boon, barkeeper, 124 Hanover
Reynolds Anthony, laborer, 66 Durst al
Reynolds Bernard, cabinet maker, 261 Forrest
Reynolds Bernard, clerk B. & 0. R. R. 261
Forrest
Reynolds Benjamin, carpenter, 161 Aisquith
Reynolds Bozarris R. salesman , 156 w Madi-
son
Reynolds Mrs. Caroline, seamstress, 42 Ra-
borg
Reynolds Charles D, clerk, 21 s High
Reynolds Charles, porter, 35 Albemarle
Reynolds Christina, milliner, 100 Pearl
Reynolds Dennis, heater, 10 Windsor
ReynoldsE. (J.W. & E. R. & Co.) Harford co
Reynolds Edw. H. engineer, 73 Dawson al
Reynolds Edw. W. bricklayer, 719 w Pratt
Reynolds Mrs. E. R. cor Gilmore and Lex-
ington
Reynolds George, clerk, 13 McElderry
Reynolds George W. soldier, 7 Walker
Reynolds Grafton, soldier, 126 St. Peter
Reynolds Henry R. of custom house, 77 s
Eden
Reynolds Dr. Henry S. 648 n Fayette
Reynolds Henry S. jr. apothecary, 648 w
Fayette
Reynolds Hugh, laborer, 146 n Bond
Reynolds Isaac & Sons, provision dealers, 12
Balderston
Reynolds Isadore, detective, 142 Hughes
Reynolds J. W. & E. & Co, com. merchants,
over 90 Light-st whf
Reynolds James E. (Wm. R. & Son,) 131 w
Fayette
Reynolds James, tinner, 66 Portland
Reynolds Jesse K. conductor, 295 e Fayette
Reynolds John, barki^eper, Fountain Hotel
Reynolds John, laborer, 72 Durst al
Reynolds John, tavern, 556 w Baltimore
Reynolds John H. painter, 13 McElderry
Reynolds John M. puddkr, 21 Elliott
Reynolds Joseph, (Isaac R. & Sons,) 160 St.
Paul
Reynolds Joseph, machinist, 8 Lemmon
Reynolds Josiah, house carpenter, 69 n Front,
dw 21 s High
Reynolds Louis D. W. clerk, 151 Montgm'y
REYNOLDS LUTHER M. attorney, 74 w
Fayette, dw 182 e Fayette
Reynolds Lindsay H. property agent, 279 e
Madison
Reynolds Mrs. Marg't, seamstress, 35 Bevan
Reynolds Mrs. Mary E. 53 s Poppleton
Reynolds Michael, grocery, 194 Conway
Reynolds Michael, wagoner, 6 Slemmer's al
Reynolds Nelson G. bricklayer, 100 Pearl
Reynolds Owen, boiler maker, 13^^ s Front
Reynolds Patrick, laborer, 30 e Monument
Reynolds Patrick, laborer, 220 Penna. av
Reynolds Mrs. Rachel, 42 Raborg
Reynolds Mrs. Sarah, 778 w Baltimore
Reynolds Sarah, 156 w Madison
Reynolds Capt. Silas, mariner, 32 Spring row
Reynolds Thomas E. cooper, 216 s Eutaw,
dw 48 Leadenhall
Reynolds Thomas M. cooper, 216 s Eutaw,
dw 48 Leadenhall
Reynolds V. Clinton, iron yard, Boston, Can-
ton, dw 141 Park
Reynolds Wm. & Son, grocers and corr.mia-
sion merchants, 40 n Howard
REYNOLDS WM. jr. attorney, 38 St. Paul,
dw'131 w Fayette
Reynolds Wm. 9 Waverley terrace, Franklin
square
Reynolds Wm. (Wm. R.&Son,) 131 w Fay-
ette
Reynolds Wm. G. machinist, 134 Jefferson
Reynolds W. H. 77 s Eden
Reynolds Wm. J. tinner, 87 Warner
Rheb Lewis, painter, 165 Regester
Rheim Ellen C. dressmaker, 53 n Poppleton
Rheim James I. carpenter, 35 Marion
Rheim Josiah G. 53 n Poppleton
Rhein John, coachmaker, 158 Stirling
Rhein Philip, tavern, 18 s Frederick
Rhinehardf Christ'r, laborer, 232 s Charles
Rhinehardt Conrad, carpenter, 5 Leadenhall
Rhinehardt Melgar, tailor, 5 Leadenhall
Rhinehart Charles, tinner, 183 Madison
Rhinehart George, hay dealer, 283 Forrest
Rhinehart John, paver, 113 n Bethel
Rhinehart Joseph, brickmaker, 9 Choptank
Rhinehart Lewis, laborer, 189 Aliceanna
Rhinehart Philip, carpenter, 183 e Madison
Rhinehart Philip, jr. tinner, 183 e Madison
Rhoads John R. (Willard R. & Son,) 197 e
Baltimore
Rhoads Willard & Son, ship brokers and com.
merchants, cor Pratt and Smith's whf
Rhoads Willard, (W. R. & Son,) 60 Barre
RHODES BENJAMIN M. & CO. manufac-
turers of Rhodes'superphosphates, the stan-
dard manures and dealers in guano, 82 South
Rhodes Benj. M. (B. M. R. & Co.) 155 w
Lombard
Rhodes Edgar E. clerk, 394 w Fayette
MTM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and JAtb Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit laTe Insnranee Co.* Ne'wark, V. J.," 89 Second Street.
'Mutual
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Rhodes Edward, blacksmith, 12 Sterrett
Rhodes George R. salesman, 154 Hanover
Rhodes James, potter, Madison near Ches-
ter
Rhodes James, police, 247 Franklin
Rhodes James H. carpenter, 327 w Lombard
Rliodes John, ship broker, over cor Pratt and
Smith's wharf, dw Baltimore near Spring
Rhodes J. M. broker, 79 Second, dw 79'St.
Paul
Rhodes John H. 154 Hanover
Rhodes John P. clerk, 435 n Gay-
Rhodes carpenter, 88 s Fremont
Rhodes John F. bricklayer, 327 Light
Rhodes Mrs. 12 Sterrett
Rhodes Mrs. Mary A. 266 Franklin
Rhodes Wm. blacksmith, 268 Greenmount av
Rhodes Wm. L clerk, 68 Hill
Rhodes Zachariah, 394 w Fayette
Rhodicker Christopher, fireman, 102 3 Caro-
line
Rhodrick Mrs. Susan, 726 w Baltimore
Rhodrick Wm. H. H. soldier, 726 w Baltimore
Riach Alexander F. (R. & Murdoch,) 33
Hamilton
Riach Wm M. clerk, 74 w Centre
Riach & Murdoch, dry goods commission
merchants, over 15 s Charles
Riall Mrs. Elizabeth, 139 Ross
Riall James, gas fitter, 96 n Pine
Riall John H. clerk, 433 w Lombard
Ribler Charles, butcher, 23 Preston
Rice & Bro., butchers, 18 Centre, 28 Lexing-
ton and 14 Hanover markets
Rice Caroline, 22 Shakspear
Rice Charles, butcher, Retreat near Penna av
extended, Baltimore co
RICE, CHASE & CO. dry goods commission
merchants, 10 and 12 German
Rice Charles, cabinet maker, 1 Albemarle
Rice Conrad, laborer, 152 Garden
Rice Conrad, cooper, 171 Hamburg
Rice Conrad, tailor, 149 s Bond
Rice Mrs Eliza, 16 Laurel
Rice Frederick, (R. & Bro.) 656 Penna av
Rice Henry, grainer, basement 58 w Fayette,
dw 121 e Madison
Rice Henry G. (R., Chase & Co.) 10 and 12
German
Rice Isaac, cigar maker, 126 Vine
Rice Jacob, (R. & Bro.) 670 Penna av
Rice Jacob, 115 e Lombard
Rice John, laborer, 72 Washington, F. H.
Rice John W. clerk, (Boehm, R. & Co.) 8 n
Pine
Rice Judah, grocery, cor Central av and Chew
Rice Lawrence, butcher, 672 Penna av
Rice Lewis, (Wm. & L. R.) 580 Penna av
Rice Margaret,»414 Division
Rice Mary, milkwoman, 414 Division
Rice Mrs. Mary, 84 s Bond
Rice Mary, teacher, 172 Forrest
Rice Mrs. Rosalie, 13 Lloyd
Rice Michael, cooper, 192 Hollins
Rice Mrs. Sarah, 24 George
Rice Sarah S. teacher, 24 George
Rice Stephen, restaurant, 63 and 65 South
Rice S. B. clerk Quartermaster, 55 e Baltimore
Pcice Samuel E. clerk, 135 s Sharp
Rice Sebastian, essences, 23 Abbott
Rice Thomas U. block and pump maker, 4
Covington, dw 228 Light
Rice Thomas, soldier, 202 e Baltimore
Rice Capt. Wm. T. mariner, 84 s Bond
Rice Wm. laborer, 186 s Chapel
Rice Wm. & Lewis, butchers, 76 Lexington
market
Rice Wm. (W. & Lewis R.) Penna av near
Northern av
Riceley Daniel, miller, 109 L. Greene
Rich Dr. Arthur, office 39 Lexington, dw 489
w Fayette
Rich Charles M. clerk, Mansion House
Rich Charles, cabinet maker, 1 Albemarle
Rich Charles W., U. S. A. 10 Aisquith
Rich Conrad, butcher, 892 w Pratt
Rich Godfrey, boot maker, 42 Harrison
Rich Henry M. clerk, 489 w Fayette
Rich Lizzie, provisions 892 w Pratt
Rich Meyer, (M. L. Straus & Co.,) 103 w Pratt
RICH THOMAS R. notary public, over 81
w Second, dw 60 Courtland
Rich Wm. clerk, 170 n Calvert
Richard Anthony, laborer, 174 Lee
Richard Jacob, huckster, 60 Camden
Richards Amon, 279 Hollins
Richards Amon A. carpenter, 279 Hollins
Richards Mrs. Elizabeth H. 55}^ e Lombard
Richards Harry, clerk, 121 L. Greene
Richards Henry, wheelwright, 15 s Ann
Richards Isaac, 93 Lee
Richards John D. & Co. auctioneers, horses,
carriages, &c., 55 German
Richards John D, (J. D. R. & Co.) Western
Hotel
Richards John, bricklayer, 174 Lee
Richards John, 28 n Spring
Richards John, tailor, 325 Eastern av
Richards John H. boots and shoes, 120 Light
St. whf., dw 14 n Eutaw
Richards Joseph T. shoe store, 76 Pearl
RICHARDS JOSHUA H. stove house, 442
w Baltimore, dw 463 w Fayette
Richards Mrs. Mary, 41 n Gay
Richards Randolph, butter, 225 Harford av
Richards Theodore, bricklayer, 174 Lee
Richards Thomas T. S. teacher, 441 n Gay
Richards Wm. J. tobacconist, 127 Gough
Richards Wm. H. J. trunk maker, 54 n Fre-
mont
Richardson Andrew L. bookkeeper, Republi-
can office, 247 Saratoga
Richardson Bartholomew, butcher, Ettingnear
Mosher
Richardson Beale H. & Co. publishers Repub-
lican and Argus, 72 w Baltimore
Richardson Beale H. (B. H. R. & Co.) 247
Saratoga
Richardson Caleb, ship carpen. 152 s Wash-
ington, F. H.
Richardson Charles W. 10 Aisquith
Richardson Charles, police, 150 s Washing-
ton, F. H.
RICHARDSON & CO. coal oil depot and
wagon grease factory, 26 s Calvert
Richardso^n C. Herbert, law student, 28
McCulloh
RICHARDSON EDWARD J. & SONS,
agents N Y. Life Insurance Co. 9 Franklin
buildings. North. — [See page 36 Mvertise-
ments.
Richardson Edward J. (E. J. R. & Sons,) 28
McCulloh
Richardson Edward A. (E. J. R. & Sons,) 167
w Biddle
Richardson Mrs. Emma J. 56 Franklin al
jr. HEJVRY GIESG, Commission MercUant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plast«r constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarf.
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Richardson Francis A. (B. H. R. & Co.) 51
Lexington
Richardson Frances A 73 St. Peter
Richardson Geo. W. cattle dealer, 345 Light
Richardson George J. (E. J. R. & Sons,) 28
McCulloh
Richardson, Isaiah, glass blower, Stockholm
near Eutaw
Richardson James K. watchman, 60s Ann
Richardson James W. of Farmers and Plant-
ers Bank, 32 s Exeter
Richardson James M. painter, 128 Ross
Richardson Capt. James R. 68 Gough
Richardson James F. 108 s High
Richardson John B. clerk, 10 and 12 German
Richardson J. ship joiner, 64 Lee
Richardson J. A. (R. & Co.) 26 s Calvert
Richardson John T. machinist, 161 n Exeter
RICHARDSON JOHN, tobacconist, 30 w
Pratt, dw 57 e Lombard
Richardson John W. & Co. cloths, cassimefes
and vestings, 12 n Gay
Richardson John W. (J. W. R. & Co.) 10
Aisquith
Richardson John, cigars, 70 w Pratt, dw 57 e
Lombard
Richardson John W. ship carpenter, 319 e
Baltimore
Richardson J. P. W. treasurer Post Office, dw
156 w Lombard
Richardson Matthew, wood corder, 144 Wash-
ington F. H.
Richardson Montague L. attorney, 32 St.
Paul, dw 315 w Fayette
Richardson Morris, box maker, 211 Mulberry
Richardson Orville, bookkeeper, 26 Pleasant
Richardson Mrs. Rachel, 70 Conway
Richardson Rachel, dress maker, 53 Mulberry
Richardson Samuel T. carpenter, 291 Light
Richardson Samuel McD. bookkeeper, 169
Garden
Richardson Dr. Samuel S. 315 w Fayette
Richardson Sarah Jane, 339 Light
Richardson Sarah J. seamstress, 144 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Richardson Mrs. Sophia, 45 Harmony la
Richardson Thomas, brickmaker, 612 Light
Richardson Thomas, boiler maker, 390 w
liOmbard
Richardson Thomas C. joiner, 291 Light
Richardson Wm. H. foundryman, 407 Light
Richardson Wm. H. (R. & Co.) 70 Bolton
Richardson Wm. S. coachsmith, 21 n Eden
Richardson W. carriage maker, 173 Preston
Richardson Wm. H. (R. & Co.) 70 Bolton
Richardson Wm. H. tavern, 179 Eastern av
Richardson Wm. L. clerk B. & 0. R. R. dw
Baltimore Co.
Richardson Wm. salesman, 59 George
Richardson Wm. Henry, farmer, 34 Gough
Richenberger Joseph, shoemaker, 148 Light
St. wharf, dw 29 Lee
Richers Henry H. grocer, 231 s Charles,
dw229
Richers Henry, cabinet maker, 37 n Amity
Richers Nicholas, 229 s Charles
Richert Herman, porter, 4 L. Paca
Richmond Georgeanna, 318 n Gay
Richmond Henry, huckster, 292 Penna. av
Richmond Henry, police, 90 n Schroeder
Richmond John W. finisher, 158 s Fremont
Richmond John W. machinist, 160 Lee
Richmond Mary Ann, 318 n Gay
Richstein Mrs. Elizabeth, 295 w Lombard
Richter Adolph, porter, over 41 Centre Mar-
ket space
Richter Andrew, porter, 61 Bank
Richter Chas. A. A. bookkeeper, 28 n Liberty
Richter Christian F. shoemaker, 309 Canton av
Richter David, baker, 12 Townsend
Richter George H. tinner, 12 Townsend
Richter George C. cigar maker, 347 Cross
Richter G. L. tavern, 224 s Broadway
Richter Gustav, bookkeeper, 28 n Liberty
Richter Jacob, currier, 125 Camden
Richter James, moulder, 106 Boyd
Richter Lewis, tavern, 252 Aliceanna
Richwein Henry, blacksmith, 600 w Pratt
Richwein Jacob, 95 Lancaster
Rick Andrew, bar tender, 17 s Liberty
Ricker A. soldier, 24 Fountain
Ricker George W. cordwainer, 215 s Paca
Ricker Geo. Wm. shoemaker, 40 Central av
Rickerds E. H. pedler, 94 s Schroeder
Rickert Conrad, tavern, 263 n Gay
Rickert John, whip sawyer, 22 Cross
Rickert John, ship carpenter, 329 Canton av
Ricketts Mrs. Ann, boarding, 238 w Pratt
Ricketts Charles B. clerk, 176 Columbia
Ricketts Dr. David F., U. S. N. 35 n Eden
Ricketts David, pressman, 52 n Liberty
Ricketts George B. (Ryan & R.) 35 n Eden
Ricketts John, pressman, 146 s Sharp
Ricketts Mrs. Mary, milk, 24 Lloyd
Ricketts Wesley, (Friend, R. & Co.) North-
ern av, near city limits
Rickey Albert, sailraaker, 58 e Pratt
Rickey Charles, sailmaker, 58 e Pratt
Rickey Mrs. Mary, 58 e Pratt
Rickey Wm. sailmaker, 58 e Pratt
Rickster Mrs. Jane, grocery, cor Montgomery
and Warner
Rickster Ludwell, cigar maker, 82 Warner
Ricktor Thomas, huckster, 146 Columbia
Ricktor Frederick, 85 s Fremont
Rictor Chas. waterman, Vincent nr Baltimore
Rictor Elias, mariner, 12 Shakspear
Rictor John, huckster, 230 Franklin
Riddle Beale D. moulder, 202 Lee
Riddle Mrs. Charlotte, 17 Gough
Riddle Chas. (R. & Johnson,) 121 e Lombard
Riddle John A. oysters, 519 n Gay
RIDDLE & JOHNSON, junk, West Falls av
Riddle John, foundryman, 113 n Central av
Riddlemoser Joseph, jr., (R. & Weatherley,)
188 Ross
Riddlemoser & Weatherley, coachmakers, 92
w Fayette
Ridenour G. salesman, Howard House
Rider Aaron, 83 w Fayette
Rider Alexander W. harness maker, 17 New
Rider Bonaventura, laborer, 69 s Chapel
Rider C. mariner, 219 Canton av
Rider Charles, plumber, 200 Mulberry
Rider Emanuel J. clerk, 235 Lexington
Rider Henry, grocery, 376 Ostend
Rider Moses, (M. R. & Son,) 235 Lexington
Rider Moses & Son, dry goods, s w cor Paca
and Columbia and 235 Lexington
Rider Sigmund, dry goods, 147 Camden and
25 n Eutaw, dw 18 Pearl
Rider Solomon, 84 Lancaster
Rider Dr. Wm. G. 87 Mulberry
Rider Washington, brickmaker, 114 Lee
Ridgaway Mrs. Ellen, 285 Columbia
Ridgaway James, clerk, 131 s High
GEO. S. PAGK & BRO., UlanufacturerB of Roofa and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wliarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Ridgaway Joseph, 44 Aisquith
Ridgaway S. C. & Co. coffee manufacturers
and roasters, 505 w Pratt
Ridgaway Samuel C. (S. C. R. & Co.) 233 w
Lombard
Ridgaway Thomas, clerk, 602 w Fayette
Ridgaway Mrs. 5 Webb
Ridgaway Wm. H. shoemaker, 254 e Monu-
ment
Ridge Henry, coachsmith, 12 n Fremont
Ridge Jonathan T. painter, 72 n Fremont
Ridge Wm. blacksmith, 146 German
Ridge Wm. T. coach smith, 162 German
RIDGELY ANDREW STERRETT, attor-
ney, 41 St Paul, dw 157 n Charles
Ridgely Charles G. attorney, deputy collector
internal revenue, 26^ e Baltimore, dw 36
Aisquith
RIDGELY CHARLES W. attorney, 34 St.
Paul, dw 257 Lexington
Ridgely David, liquors, &c., n e cor Park and
Howard, dw 130 Cathedral
Ridgely Mrs. E. P, n e cor Park and Fayette
Ridgely Mrs. Frances A. 195 w Hoffman
Ridgely James L. collector internal revenue
2d collection district, 26^ e Baltimore
Ridgely John R. 309 Lexington
Ridgely John S., Baltimore near Washmgton,
Ridgely Lloyd G. (Bunting* R.) 34 n Calvert
Ridgely Lot W. 143 n Calvert
Ridgely Mrs. Mary, 91 s Sharp
Ridgely Mrs. Mary L. 97 Cathedral
RIDGELY RICHARD D. photographer, n
e cor Eutaw and Lexington, dw 9 s Eutaw
Ridgely Richard H. L. bailiff Court Common
Pleas, n e cor Park and Fayette
Riebert John, tailor, 837 w Baltimore
Riebert Mrs. Mary, confec. 873 w Baltimore
Rieblin Martin, shoemaker, 37 Peach al
Riebold Henry, butcher, 29 Fell's Point mar-
ket, dw cor Elliott and McDermot
Riechert Gottlieb, boot fitter, 22 Lloyd
Ricddolph Charles, tailor, 119 n Front
Rieder Adam, laborer, 76 Towson
Riedingir Adam, second-hand furniture, 247 s
Eutaw
Riedle Mrs. Louisa, butter, s w cor Eutaw and
Biddle
Riefle Henry, butcher, 1 Lexington market,
dw Butcher's row, Penna av extended
Riefle L. laborer, 179 Argyle al
Riefner Henry, shoemaker, 233 Eastern av
Rieger Jacob, grocer, 394 s Charles
Riegner John, laborer, 109 Lancaster
Riegwein Andreas, laborer, 431 Lexington
Riel Michael, cabinet maker, 23 Armistead la
Rieley Michael, jr., engineer, Calhoun near
Ramsay
Rielly Anna, 5 Valley
Rielly Francis, stone mason, 74 Payson
Riely John, soldier, 13 Hull
Rieman Alexander, (H. R.& Sons,) 109 Park
RIEMAN HENRY & SONS, prov. and com.
merchants, 24 n Howard, dw H. R. 329
Lexington
Rieman H. (Henry R. & Sons,) 329 Lexington
Rieman Joseph H. (Henry R. Sons,) 329
Lexington
Rieman A. H. watchmaker, and jeweler, 161
e Baltimore
Rieman Geo. S. clerk B. & O. R. R., Howard
hou.se
Rieman Joseph H. (H. R. & Sons,) 101 w
Monument
RIEMAN ROBERT G. coal office 12 South,
dw 187 Garden
Rieman Wm. J. (R. & Co.) 324 Lexington
RIEMAN WM. J. & Co., packer and pro-
vision merchants, 371 w Baltimore
Rieman Wm. J. (Wm. J. R. & CO.) 324
Lexington
Rien John, 13 Spring ct
Rienter August, tailor, 90 Albemarle
Riepe Bernard, shoemaker, 220 e Eager
Riepe Luther, grocery, 25 n Pine
Ries David, shoemaker, 668 w Baltimore
Ries John, laborer, 137 s Exeter
Ries Philip, carman, 588 Light
Ries Marcus, puddler, 668 w Baltimore
Riepson Henry, wagoner, 158 s Spring
Riepson Peter, ship carpenter, 227 Canton av
Rietz John, wheelwright and blacksmith, 482
Pennsylvania av
Rife J. S. tailor, 104 Franklin
Rifener Henry, shoemaker, 263 Eastern av
Rigby Henry J. clothing cutter, 62 Gough
Rigby Levin D. wheelwright, 7 Camden, dw
276 Light
Rigby Philip A. carpenter, 144 Camden, dw
160 s Paca
Rigger Augustus, saddler, 79 Albemarle
Rigger Laurence, engineer, 79 Albemarle
Riggin Mrs. Emily, (Sanks & R.) 88 Hill
Riggin John, laborer, 36 Cross
Riggins Joseph, shipsmith, 145 Cross
Riggins Mrs. Ruth A. 74 Williams
Riggs Edw. grocery, cor Eutaw and Hamburg
Riggs George, bailiff, 152 Hoffman
Riggs Thomas, (Armistead, R. & Co.) 199 n
Charles
Riggs Wm. T. (Armistead, R. & Co.) 65 Mt.
Vernon place
Rightler Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 17
Walker
Rightmyer James L. clerk N. C. R. R., 2
Franklin
Rigley Philip H. carpenter, 144 Camden, dw
160 s Paca
Rigney George E. M. clerk, 137 s Paca
Rigney James, moulder, 247 Forrest
Rigney John H., Adams express agent, 137 s
Paca
Rigney John T. money clerk Adams Express,
51 s Liberty
Rigney John, fireman. 98 Albemarle
Rigney Patrick, moulder, 247 Forrest
Rigney Wm. H. jr. clerk, 137 s Paca
Rigney Wm. H. sr. clerk, 137 s Paca
Rickart Frederick, shoemaker, 113 Lexington
Riley Annie, 78 Chesnut
Riley Bernard, 22 Comet
Riley Barnabas W. (R. & Koons,) 254 Mul-
berry
Riley Columbus, shoemaker, 244 e Baltimore
Riley Catherine, 11 Foster al
Riley Elizabeth, 176 East
Riley Geo. blacksmith, 29 Henrietta
Riley Geo. W. turner, 99 Preston
Riley Henry, telegraph linesman, 100 Barre
Riley Howard, police, 49 Stirling
Riley Jas. M. police, 51 Stirling
Riley John, carter, 83 n Amity
Riley John, engineer, 31 Albemarle
Riley John, laborer, 16 n Amity
Riley John, cooper, 126 n Bond
W3I« P. IVEUI}, *I:u-iiie, I'irc r^ud Life Insumnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit liife Iusnranc« Co., Ncvrark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Riley John J. G. chief telegrapher Camden
station, dw 131 Barre
Riley John, laborer, 217 s Bethel
Riley Julia Ann, 182 East
Riley & Koons, liquors, 142 Franklin
Riley Mrs. Margaret, 4 Gould ct
Riley Mrs. Mary, 47 York
Riley Mary A. 31 n Poppleton
Riley Michael, laborer, 40 Rock
Riley Michael, laborer, Bevan near Cross
Riley Michael, laborer, Cotton row near
Clinton
Riley Patrick, laborer, 209 Preston
Riley Patrick D. police, 12 Mulberry
Riley Patrick, watchman, 31 n Poppleton
Riley Peter, hackman, 47 s Carohne
Riley Saml.S. supervisor water works at Fort
McHenry, 174 "s Paca
Riley Theodore, huckster, 175 Lee
Riley Thos. porter, 41 McElderry
Riley Thos. J. moulder, 31 n Poppleton
Riley Thos. laborer, 48 Hull
Riley "Wm. gunsmith, 171 e Lombard
Riley Wm. L. painter, 30 Orleans
Riley Dr. Wm. 47 Lexington
Riling Wm. machinist, 6 Lemmon al
Rilly Bernard, laborer, 28 McElderry
Rilly John, milkman, Harford av near city
limits
Rimby Jacob, of tobacco warehouse No. 5
Rimby Reuben, moulder, 596 w Pratt
Rimby Thos. K. moulder, 57 Cambridge
Rimdall Samuel, police, 26 s Sharp
Rimler August, tailor, 90 Albemarle
Rimmell John, 333 n Central av
Rinamen Philip, bricklayer, 8 Rose
Rinehart Fredk. shoemaker, 233 L. Hughes
Rineman John, tanner, 130 n Front
Ring Elizabeth, 34 Lewis
Ring George, laborer, 206 s Bethel
Ring Gotfreid, cracker baker, 225 s Dallas
Ring Henry, laborer, 70 Lancaster
Ring John J. stone cutter, 163 Ross
Ring Mary A. candies, 504 Lexington
Ring Moses, clothier, 223 w Pratt
Ring Peter, carpenter, 504 Lexington
Ring Sophia, dress maker, 115 w Biddle
Ringel Rudolph, gunsmith, 3 New Church
Ringdorf Simon, pedler, 207 Aliceanna
Ringgold Caroline, 88 Peirce
Ringgold C. F. (J. P. R & Bro.) Mansion
house
Ringgold Edward , 230 e Madison
Ringgold Eliza F. 8 Barnet
Ringgold Geo. bricklayer, 13 Townsend
Ringgold Jas. soldier, 88 Peirce
RINGGOLD JOHN P. & BRO. hosiery,
gloves, &c. 175 w Baltimore
Ringgold John P. (John P. R. & Bro.) dw
Balto. CO
Ringgold Mary, 145 Hanover
Ringgold Saml. teacher, 403 w Fayette
Ringleb Henry, porter, 129 e Eager
Ringler George, cooper and tavern, 244 Can-
ton av
Ringrose Aaron, ship carpenter, Hamburg nr
Washington
Ringrose Christopher J. bookkeeper, 381 Lex-
ington
Ringrose James, sailmaker, 273 Eastern av
Ringrose J. W. pension and bounty agent, 29
n Howard
Ringrose M. dry goods, 29 n Howard
Ringrose Samuel, bricklayer, 63 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Rinick Thos. F. farmer, cor Chatsworth and
Smith
Rinicker John H. brick maker, Clinton
Rink Gotleib, laborer, 244 Durham
Rinke Charlotte', 87 s Bethel
Rinley Wm. moulder, 95 s Fremont
RINN JOHN S. eating house, 40 w Pratt, dw
n w cor Gilmor and Lexington
Rinn Patrick, junk, 71 Arch
Riordan Elizabeth, 150 East
Riordan John J. clerk, 150 East
Riordan Patrick, 89 Hillen
Ripley Jas. A. mariner, Calhoun near Carey
Ripley Jas. A. mariner, 172 Scott
Ripley Wm. W. mariner, 100 s Castle al
Ripp Philip, brick maker, 195 s Bond
Rippard Frank, fireman, 449 w Lombard
Rippel Henry, carpenter, 335 e Madison
Rippel Saml. brakesman, 54 s Schroeder
Rippelmeyer Christian, 223 Townsend
Ripper John, tailor, 131. s Bethel
Rippey Wm. A. teacher, 73 n Broadway
Ripple Peter, carpenter, 333 e Madison
Rismg Sun Hotel, 74 n High, Thos. H. Mag-
ness, proj rietor
Risman Francis, shoemaker, 72 s Bond
Rissell Wm. soldier, 11 James al
Rissing Albert, porter, 739 w Baltimore
Rist Levi, 64 n Gilmor
Rist Levi, tobacco agent, 199 w Fayette
Risteller Geo. butcher, 226 Harford av
Riston Benj. T. shoemaker, 92 Harrison
Riston Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 272 Han-
over
Ritcher Henry, second-hand dealer, 47 For-
rest
RITCHIE ALBERT, attorney, 21 Lexing-
ton, dw 142 n Charles
Ritchie John L. drayman, 168 Orleans
Ritchie Robert, sheet iron worker, Townsend
near Johns
Ritchie Wm. 168 Orleans
Ritchie Wm. H. engineer, 380 Franklin
Rites John G. produce, 118 Harford av
Ritger Adam, shoemaker, 82 n Ann
Rittenhouse Geo. R. (R. & Crawford,) 539 w
Fayette
Ritter Andrew, 240 Eastern av
Ritter Christian, shoemaker, 10 e Pratt
Ritter Conrad, boatman, 75 Grindall
Ritter David, millwright, 474 w Lombard
Ritter Eli, carpenter, Washington nr Taylor,
Homestead
Ritter Francis, carpenter, 120 Ramsay
Ritter Fredk. shoemaker, 30 e Pratt
Ritter Geo. butcher, 76 Belair market, dw
Point la, nr Harford av
Ritter Geo. carpenter, 6 St. Mary
Ritter Geo. M. 434 n Gay
Ritter Geo. shoemaker, 220 s Paca
Ritter Henry, tailor, 196 s Durham
Ritter John, shoemaker, 152 Lee
Ritter John, 43 Short
Ritter John, brick maker, 135 West
Ritter Lewis, proprietor Govanstown hotel,
Govanstown
Ritter Peter, tailor, 157 s Durham
Ritter Wm. carpenter, 35 Rock
Ritter Wilson, blacksmith, Jackson near
Folk, Homestead
Ritterbush Wm. ship carpenter, 42 Aliceanna
jr. HBIVRY GIESE, Conunlsslon Merdiaint, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &o.
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaater conatantly on liand, $91 Spear's "Whaxt.
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332
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Ritterbush Adam, ship carpenter, n e cor Al-
bemarle and Burke
Ritzel Conrad, broom maker, 183 Strliing
Ritz Leonard, cabinet maker, 324 Canton av
Ritz John P. hacks and livery stable, 190
Aliceanna
Rivers Catherine M. 134 Park
Rivers John, soldier, 73 Cross
Rixon Mrs. Sarah, 376 Canton av
Rixse George, grocer, 8' Scott
Rixse John A. grocer, 350 s Eutaw
Rixham Geo. B. soldier, 109 Orleans
Rixham Wm. blacksmith, 109 Orleans
Roach Ann, 181 Aliceanna
Roach Charles E. clerk, 82 Hanover
Roach Mrs. Dorcas A. 77 Mulberry-
Roach Edward, liackman, 129 fine
Roach Henry, 313 w Lombard
Roach Jas. J. painter, over 219 w Baltimore,
dw Calhoun near Ramsay
Roach James, carpenter, 7 Rose
Roach James, machinist, 8 s Republican
Roach James, laborer, 374 Light
Roach John, laborer*, 9 Rose
Roach Michael W. laborer, 37 Low
Roach Martin, laborer, 103 Plum
Roach Morris, trunk maker, 2SJ2 s Paca
Roach Mrs. M, E. boarding, 82 Hanover
Roach Stephen J. carter, 18 Sterrett
Roach Wm. laborer, Bloodgood ct
■Roach Wm. umbrella manuf. 248 e Baltimore
Roache Richard, laborer, 704 w Pratt
Roaly Edward, sailmaker, 131 Hollins
Roane Henry W. (Shipley, R. & Co.) 106 n
Eutaw
Roan John, laborer, 178 Burgundy al
Roan Mary, 1 Port
Roatan Wm. police, n e cor Jefferson and
Short
Robard Wm. mariner, 35 Lancaster
ROBB JOHN A. & CO., ship builders, s e
cor Wolfe and Thames, dw J. A. R. North-
ern av near Belair av
Robb John T. stevedore, 7 Essex
Robb John, clerk, 54 Spring ct
Robb Josepli, (Howell and Bros.) 136 s Sharp
Robbins Albert K. coppersmith, 24 William,
dw Montgomery
Robbins E. A. painter, 245 Light
Robbins Henry R. (Reid & Co.) Gilmor n of
Mulberry
Robbins Horace W.(Hayward, Bartlett&Co.)
252 w Lombard
Robbins James, laborer, 258 n Gay
Robbins Capt. John H. 171 Hughes
Robbins Moses S. apothecary, 245 Light
Robbins Mary, tobacco and segars, 258n Gay
Robbins Russel H. bookkeeper, 245 n Eutaw
Robe Mrs. Augusta, seamstress, 337 s Sharp
Robel John, shoemaker, 126 n Spring
Robcn Gerhard, cabinet maker, 1 n Spring
Robendel John, bricklayer, 73 Bank
Roberson Richard, 7 s Bethel
Robert Henry, shoemaker, 80 Park
Roljert Wm. soldier, Fulton near Pratt
Roberts Alexander B. ship carpenter, 267
Alici/anna
Roberts Anna, 187 e Lombard
Roberts Alfred, carpenter, 228 n Eden
Roberts Benjamin, sailmaker, 354 Eastern av
Roljeris Charles, caulker, 315 Eastern av
Roberts Charles, tobacconist, 141 Lexington,
dw 8 Chatsworth
Roberts Charles H. clerk criminal court, 125
n Broadway
Roberts p]dward T. clerk Adams Express,
61 s Ann
Roberts Edward, 218 w Lombard
Roberts Ernst, engineer, 64 Aliceanna
Roberts Dr. George C. M. office 114 HanoTer,
dw 135
Roberts George S. bookkeeper Farmers and
Merchants Bank, 55 Barre
Roberts George, caulker, 28 Gittings
Roberts Henry, copper smelter, Clinton n of
Boston
ROBERTS HENRY T. merchant tailor, 6 St.
Paul, dw 576 w Fayette
Roberts Hugh, jr. pilot, 83 s Chester
Roberts Hugh, sr., pilot, 250 Aliceanna
Roberts Isaac G. deputy warden penitentiary,
dM'^cor Chew and Ensor
Roberts Mrs. Jane, tailoress, 294 e Lombard
Roberts John B. carpenter, 8 Raborg, dw 292
Hollins
Roberts John, ship carpenter, 15 Gittings
Roberts John W. ship carpenter, 144 Bank
Roberts John, carpenter, 363 Penna. av
Roberts John J. engineer, 130 s 'Bond
Roberts John B. carpenter and builder, 267
Raborg, dw 292 Hollins
Roberts John H. L. cigar maker, 85 Harford av
Roberts J. Thomas, heater, 132 s Chester
Roberts Joseph, ship carpenter, 184 William
Roberts Joseph, sr. caulker, 23 Gittings
ROBERTS JOSEPH, chemist and druggist,
cor Harford and Greenmount avs, dw 2
Harford av
Roberts Joshua F. caulker, 125 Washington,
F. H.
Roberts Joshua, plasterer, 132 s Chester
Roberts Julia Ann, 39 s Exeter
Roberts Luther, bookkeeper, 237 s Paca
ROBERTS MATHIAS, commission mercht.,
8 Bowly's whf. dw 638 Lexington
Roberts Matthew S. gas inspector, 256 Ais-
quith
Roberts Olive A. 138 s Spring
Roberts Owen B. blacksmith, 294 s Caroline,
dw 354 Central av
Roberts Robert, mariner, s Caroline near
Thames
Roberts Richard, shoemaker, 8 Laurel
Roberts Sarah A. 130 s Bond
Roberts Mrs. Sarah A. confectionery, 225
Hollins
Roberts Thomas J. engineer, 26 Hill
Roberts Thomas, caulker, 134 Johnson
Roberts Thomas, smelter, Clinton nr Boston
Roberts Washington, plasterer, 215 Chesnut
Roberts Wm. teamster, 225 Hollins
Roberts Wm. L. clerk, 11 Lexington
Roberts Wm. shoemaker, 69 w Fayette
Roberts Wm. laborer, 41 Philpot
Roberts Dr. Wm. H. 135 Hanover
ROBERTS WM. H. feed, grain and guano,
172 Forrest
Roberts Wm. shoemaker, 8 n Durham
Robertson Mrs. Ann, 7 Hollins
Robertson & Briscoe, commission merchants,
over 149 w Pratt
Robertson Deborah A. milliner, 99 n Eutaw
Robertson Elizabeth M. 444 w Baltimore
Robertson Mrs. E 72 Buren
Robertson Frederick, farmer, Kaufman la, n
of Townsend
GBO. S. PAGK Si BRO., Alaniifactitrers of Iloof* and Roofing Materials, 111 Smltb's
•Wliarf. O. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Robertson Geo. moulder, 89 L. Montgomery
Roberti^on David, machinist, 164 e Fayette
Robertson Mrs. Henrietta, 10 e Lombard
Robertson H. H. (R. & Briscoe,) 203 n How-
ard
Robertson Henrietta, 99 n Eutaw
Robertson Jesse, carman, 95 s Poppleton
Robertson John T. laborer, 464 w Baltimore
Robertson Mrs. Louisa, 4 s Caroline
Robertson Nathaniel C. 1 s Bond
Robertson Nathaniel C. jr., clerk, 26 3 Car-
oline
Robertson Thomas, tea and coffee, 430 w Bal-
timore
Robertson Wm. huckster, 173 e Fayette
Robins Albert K. coppersmith, 24 William,
dw 148 Montgomery
Robins Benjamin, 600 w Fayette
ROBINS EDWARD A. coal, office 7 Sun
Iron Building, South St., yards Cathedral nr
Bolton depot, and cor York and Johnson,
F. H. dw 600 w Fayette .
Robins John L., U. S. N. 60"tf w Fayette
Robinson Alexander, (McDowell, R. & Co.)
Barnum's hotel
Robinson Alexander, rope maker, 539 Sara-
toga
Robinson Dr. Alexander C. s w cor Charles
and Saratoga
Robinson Andrew, weighmaster B. & 0. R.
R. 84 s Charles
Robinson Andrew, hackman, 69 Holland
Robinson Andrew J. jeweler, 183 Lexington
Robinson & Brinkman, feed and produce, s e
cor Dolphin and Penna. av
Robinson Brown, laborer, 14 Walnut
Robinson Mrs. Catherine, seamstress, 48
Haubert
Robinson Mrs. Catherine, tailoress, 411 Light
Robinson David, boiler maker, 154 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Robinson Dorsey N. huckster, 162 German
Robinson Edw. paper hanger, 30 w Baltimore
Robinson Edw. W. carpenter, Bank nr Bethel,
dw 87 s Broadway
Robinson Edwin D. clerk, 9 n Front
Robinson Edwin S. chairmaker, 313 Franklin
Robinson Elias, carpenter, 98 s Chester
Robinson E. W. planing mill, 87 s Broadway
Robinson Mrs. Eliza, 148 n Fremont
Robinson Elizabeth, 106 s Wolfe
Robinson Elizabeth, milliner, 98 s Broadway
Robinson iMrs. Ellen, 12 Emory
Robinson F. & Co. guano dealers, 6 Hol-
lingsworth
Robinson Francis (F. R. &, Co.) 32 s Sharp
Robinson Francis (F. R. & Co.) 119 Camden
Robinson Francis J. clerk, 117 e Madison
Robinson George W. pattern maker, 774 w
Baltimore
Robinson George S. engineer, 23 n Eden
Robinson George, iron moulder, 183 Forrest
Robinson Geo. 0. salesman, Barnum's hotel
Robinson George H. bookbinder, 7 Josephine
Robinson George, messenger Adams 'Express
Co. 164 w Baltimore
Robinson Gustavus, carjaenter, 39 Chew
Robinson Henry A. printer, 106 w Baltimore,
dw 8 s Exeter
Robinson Henry C. soldier, 40 Eager
Robinson Henry S. tinner, 313 Franklin
Robinson Mrs. Hester A. 261 n Bond
Robinson Hugh, shoemaker, 16 Walnut al
Robinson Hunter (Bausman & R.) Calhoun
nr Lexington
Robinson Isaac, deputy warden penitentiary,
85 Harford av
Robinson J. J. brickmaker, Canton, dw 314 e
Pratt
Robinson James, clerk, 84 w Monument
Robinson James H. hatter, 90 s Exeter
Robinson James S. paper warehouse, 5 b
Charles, dw 289 w Fayette
Robinson James W. carpenter, Gilmor near
Mulberry
Robinson Jas. M. carpenter, 261 n Bond
Robinson James A. shoemaker, 284 n Eutaw
Robinson Mrs. Jane, boarding, 57 and 59
Orleans
Robinson John B. clerk, 129 w Biddle
Robinson John, clerk, 84 s Charles
Robinson John, 12 Pearl al
Robinson John G. bricklayer, 308 Cross
Robinson John, paper hangings store, 30 w
Baltimore
Robinson John, grocer, 166 n Fremont
Robinson John, 313 Franklin
Robinson John, 166 n Fremont
Robinson John W. boiler maker, 1&5 Mullikin
Robinson John, shoemaker, 189 n Eden
Robinson John, porter, 84 s Charles
Robinson John H. L. cigar maker, 85 Har-
ford av
Robinson Dr. John B. 356 w Fayette
Robinson John, block and pump maker, 117 s
Chapel
Robinson John M. carpenter, 373 e Eager
Robinson John S. broker, basement 11 North,
dw Bait. CO
Robinson Joseph J. (R. & Son) 262 e Balti-
more
Robinson Joseph J. (L. & J. R.) 314 e Pratt
Robinson Joseph, plaster maker, 117 e Madi-
son
Robinson Joshua, carpenter, 119 e Monument
Robinson Joshua, house furnishing goods,
333 w Baltimore, dw 226 w Fayette
Robinson Julia A. 205 Ross
Robinson Lewis H. attorney, 38 St. Paul, dw
314 e Pratt
Robinson L. & J. brick manufacturers. Can-
ton, office 314 e Pratt
Robinson Lewis H. sr., brick mannfacturer,
336 e Baltimore
Robinson Marcella, shoemaker, 678 w Balti-
more
Robinson Mrs. Maria, 38 Pearl
Robinson Nicholas N. druggist, 58 Gay, cor
Saratoga, dw 134 n High
ROBINSON NICHOLAS, collector, 32 St.
Paul, dw 182 Harford av
Robinson Rezin H. painter, 61 Vine
Robinson Mrs. Rachel, 254 Franklin
Robinson Mrs. Richard, 410 Saratoga
Robinson Richard, wheelwright, 548 Penna av
Robinson Richard C. carpenter, 484 Lexing-
ton
Robinson Robert S. (R. & Brinkman,) 95 Pearl
Robinson Robert, mariner, 36 Philpot
Robinson Mrs. Rowland, 142 s Broadway
Robinson Sarah A. 109 Albemarle
Robinson Mrs. Sarah, upholsterer, 150 Co-
lumbia
Robinson Samuel, carpenter, 123 Gough
Robinson Samuel A. carpenter, 158 Light
Robinson Sophia, dressmaker, 45 Lee
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and litfc Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent •< Mutual
Benefit liife Insurance Co., Jiewaxis., N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Robinson Spencer J. brakesman, 214 Hollins
Robinson Stephen A. junk shop, 9 Will
Robinson Thomas G. shoemaker, 397 w Bal-
timore
Robinson Thomas, drayman, 86 Dolphin
Robinson Thornton F. collector, 356 w Fay-
ette
Robinson Thornton F. jr. plasterer, 356 w
Fayette
ROBINSON WM. Massachusetts military
State agent, 119 Camden, dw 32 s Sharp
Robinson Wm. ensign U. S. N. 179 Bank
Robinson Wm. foreman steam forge shop,
dw 127 s Ann
ROBINSON WILLIAM C, commission
merchant and oil dealer, 81 South, dw 15
Franklin
Robinson Capt. Wm. 179 Bank
Robinson Wm. police, 82 McKim
Robinson Wm. drayman, 189 Chesnut
Robinson Wm. 279 e Pratt
Robinson Wm. medical student, 92 Paca
Robinson Wm. T. wheelwright, 82 McKim
Robinson Wm. H. police, 67 President
Robinson Wm. D. chaser, 162 n Exeter
Robinson Wm. H. tavern, 98 Albemarle
Robinson Wm. H. mail agent, Lanvale near
Bolton
Robison Geo. W. laborer, 195 Montgomery
RobisonGeo. W.jr., soldier, 195 Montgomery
Robison Lazarus, soldier, 195 Montgomery
Roby Chas. J. clerk, 27 Conway
ROBY & CO. dealers in paper stock, wool,
rags and old metals, 118 Light-st wharf
Roby Horatio N. (R. & Co.) 27 Conway
Roby Mrs. Dr. Joseph, 81 Park
Roby Theodore, shoemaker, 268 s Bond
Roby Willie F. clerk, 27 Conway
Rocenfelt Emanuel, 198 n Howard
Roche Mrs. Amelia, 84 s High
Roche Chas. M. clerk, 146 Mulberry
Roche Edmund, engineer, 183 e Lombard
Roche Geo J. painter. Grant, dw 185 e Madi-
son
Roche Henry C. of Farmers and Planters
Bank, 313 w Lombard
Roche & Co. wholesale liquor dealers, 373 w
Baltimore
Roche John, laborer, 3 Diamond
Roche John P. (J. R. & Son,) 124 n Gay
Roche Mary, confectionery, 37 w Lombard
Roche M. trunk maker, 292 s Paca
Roche Michael, builder, 158 n Calvert, dw 68
w Centre
Roche Patrick J. (R. & Co.) Eutaw house
Roche Thos. H. clerk, 132 w Fayette
Roche Wm. watchmaker, 37 w Lombard
Roche Winifred, 6 Ulrich
Rochester Matthew, watchman, 62Raborg
Rochester Wm. 29 s Bethel
Rochford John, 96 Centre
Rochford John J. clerk, 96 Centre
Rochford Thos. laborer, 36 Slemmer al
Rochfort John E. lager beer, 39 President
Rock Adam, weaver, 4 St. James
Rock Bridget, 55 French
Rock Elizabeth, tailoress, 55 French
Rock Jas. P. plumber, 59 Holiday, dw 55 n
Front
Rock Mary, boarding, 60 n Central av
Rock Patrick, laborer, 57 Lewis
Rock Patrick, hackman, 67 Perry
Rock Patrick, grocery, 85 North
Rock Thos. tailor, 55 Lewis
Rock Thos. shoes, 72 s Paca
Rockel Henry, painter, 18 New Church
Rockhold Charles L. shoemaker, 38 n Caro-
line
Rockstrah Francis E. gunsmith, 63 Raborg
Rodance Mrs. Mary, 309 Franklin
Rodberg Simon J. watchmaker and jeweler,
120 n Gay
Roddy J. D. & Co. commis. merchants, 4
Cheapside
Roddy Michael, porter, 3 French
Rode Adam, laborer, 2L'6 Durham
Rode John, wheelwright, 395 s Charles
Rode John, cooper, 170 s Central av
Rode L. tin and sheet iron worker, 273 e
Lombard
Rode Peter, laborer, 107 Lancaster
Rodel Wm. cabinet maker, 1 Baker ct
Roden Patrick, stone mason, 133 s High
Rodenmayer Edwin, clerk, 27 n Pine
Rodenmayer Ernst, tailor, 55 Clay
Rodenmayer Francis T. carpenter, 99 Pine
Rodenmayer Geo. C. cabinet maker and un-
dertaker, 38 Ensor
Rodenmayer Geo. waiter, 14 South
Rodenmayer Henry, printer, 14 Greenmount
av
Rodenmayer John, paints, oils and glass, 51 n
Paca, dw 27 n Pine
Rodenmayer Mary, 49 George
Rodenmayer Wm. A. carpenter, 16 e Monu-
ment
Roder Fredk. bartender, 157 s Charles
Roder Jacob, laborer, 6 n Wolfe
Roder John, cabinet m^ker, 248 n Caroline
Rodewald Henry A. (Gunther & R.) Star
Mount, Belair road
Rodewig Mrs. Selecta, dry goods, rear of 73
Hanover
Rodger Peter, carter, 182 Burgundy al
Rodgers Amos C, lager beer, 788 w Balti-
more
Rodgers Anna, 4 Albert al
Rodgers Anthony, milkman, 196 Holiday
Rodgers Mrs. Catherine A. 11 s Broadway
Rodgers Charles, Belair av nr city limits
Rodgers Geo. engine builder, 34 Aisquith
Rodgers Geo, H. (John R. & Son,) 34 Ais-
quith
Rodgers Jacob, iron moulder, 117 Albemarle
Rodgers Jas. W. printer, 305 Light
Rodgers James, mariner, 76 L. McElderry
Rodgers James, laborer, 39 Haubert
Rodgers John, fisherman, 31 s Front
Rodgers John, (John R. & Son,) 43 n High
RODGERS JOHN & SON, fire engine build-
ers, machinists, plumbers and gas fitters, 48
and 54 n High
Rodgers John, fisherman, 61 Granbv
Rodgers John B. messenger Adams E
28 McElderry
Rodgers Capt. John J. mariner, 54 e Lom-
bard •
Rodgers Michael, shoemaker, 36 Clifford al
Rodgers Peter, fisherman, 8 e Second
Rodgers Samuel, puddler, 106 Eastern av
Rodgers Terence, miller, 27 Fawn
Rodgers Wm. fisherman, 31 s Front
Rodh Henry, laborer, 286 Aliceanna
Rodh John, laborer, 204 s Chapel
Rodley Mrs. Frances, 461 e Baltimore
Rodman Charles, machinist, 7 Buren
Express,
HENRY GIKSE, CommlBSlon JUerchant, for the sale of F-lotur, Grain, Seeds, (fee.
Rdiendale Cement and Calelned Pla«t«r conatantly on band, 91 Spear'a Wiuirt.
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Rodney George W. ship carpenter, 226 Bank
RodolphusBro. Dr. St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Rody William, mariner, 93 Lancaster
Roe Benjamin, fireman, 20 Hull's la
Roebert August, laborer, 209 Gough
Roeder Frederick, barkeeper, 157 s Charles
Roeder George, shoemaker, 445 Lexington
Roeder Hurtman, grocer, 64 Ross
Roeder Julius, stonecutter, 119 L. Greene
Roelkey George A. shoemaker, 232 Barre
Roemer Charles, shoemaker, 221 Conway
Roemer Conrad, cap maker, 221 Conway
Roemer Godfried, tailor, 221 Conway
Roemer Martin, shoemaker, 5 Eutaw House,
dw 221 Conway
Roenig Joseph, shoemaker, 293 e Eager
Roeoder John A. barber, 348 Canton av
Roese Henry, tavern, 302 Montgomery
Roesler.Mary, 118 Eastern av
Roessing Albert, porter, 639 w Baltimore
Roessler Edward, tailor, 37 German
ROESNINCK FRED'K W. tavern keeper,
117 Thames
Roeth Christian, shoemaker, 288 s Charles
Roeth Ferdinand, porter. 111 Leadenhall
Roeth Frederick W. grocer, 251 s Howard
Rofel Robert, blacksmith, 261 Hollins
*Roff James, jr. engineer, 174 Columbia
Rogan Hugh, laborer, 234 Ridgely
Rogers Alexander, hatter, 190 Chesnut
Rogers Mrs. Alice, 165 Gough
Rogers Anna, teacher, 46 n High
ROGERS & BROOKE, general iron commis-
sion merchants, and agents for Avalon nail
works, over 53 Exchange place
Rogers Mrs. Caroline, 112 Hanover
Rogers Charles, police, 154 w Fayette
Rogers Charles J. clerk, 112 Hanover
Rogers Chas. P. druggist, 632 w Fayette
Rogers C. Howard, (Foard & R.) 159 n
Charles
Rogers Daniel B. shoemaker, 120 s Regester
Rogers David G. (Brooks, Fulton & Co.) 563
w Fayette
Rogers Edmund L. 31 McCulloh
Rogers Kliza J. seamstress, 26 Durst al
Rogers Mrs. Elizabeth, 569 w Fayette
Rogers Mrs. Emily, confectionery, 16 s Fre-
mont
Rogers Evans, (R. & Brooke.) 61 n Charles
Rogers Fanny, teacher, 46 n High
Rogers George H. 39 Mount Vernon pi
Rogers George H. clerk B. & 0. R. R, 112
Hanover
Rogers George M. paying teller Union Bank,
dw Baltimore co.
Rogers Mrs. Harriet, 541 w Fayette
Rogers Henry A. clerk, 15 s High
Rogers Henry J. 124 Cathedral
ROGERS HENRY W. property agent, s w
cor Charles and Fayette, dw 9 Franklin
Rogers Hester E. letter writer, 357 Franklin
Rogers Isaac, 37 n Calvert
Rogers Jacob, stone cutter, 60 e Eager
Rogers James, clerk, 242 w Fayette
Rogers James C. (Coleman & R.) 15 s High
Rogers Jason, hosiery and trimmings, 237
Lexington
Rogers John, shipping merchant, dw 188
Franklin
Rogers John A. (Thrasher & Co.) 353 w Fay-
ette
Rogers John W, expressman, 101 n Eutaw
Rogers John H. paying teller Mechanic's
Bank, Carey near Saratoga
Rogers John W. grocer, 703 w Baltimore
Rogers John W. shoemaker. 120 s Regester
Rogers Capt. J. J. 54 e Lombard
Rogers Joseph, pump maker, 45 n Pine
Rogers Joseph K. soldier, 26 Durst al
Rogers Joseph, jr. (Baker Bros. & Co.) 292
Lexington
Rogers Mrs. Julia, 46 Hanover
Rogers Mary 46 Hanover
Rogers Mrs. Mary, 191 w Fayette
Rogers Mrs. Nancy, confectionery, 291 Sar-
atoga
Rogers Mrs. Nathan, 188 Franklin
Rogers N. S. bookkeeper Union Bank, dw 97
Cathedral
Rogers Patrick, grocer, 457 Saratoga
Rogers Patrick, hackman, 14 Mercer
Rogers Robert Lyon, attorney, 2 Spurrier's
ct., Lexington
Rogers Seth S. (Coleman & R.) 623 w Fayette
Rogers Thomas J. laborer, 152 Cross
Rogers Wm. 20 s Strieker
Rogers Wm. 625 w Lombard
Rogers Wm. shipper, 167 Raborg
Rogers Wm. C. clerk, 60 e Eager
Rogers Wm. F. bookkeeper, 345 w Fayette
Rogers Wm. H. machinist, 140 Hamburg
Rogge Charles M. upholsterer, 58 Pearl
Rogge Christian, (Chas. Spilker & Co.) Eu-
taw House
Rogge Mary A. fancy goods, 58 Pearl
Rohleder Francis, 35 Philpot al
Rohlfing Henry, tinner, 157 L. Greene
Rohlfing Henry W. furniture wagoner, 37
Hampstead
Rohner Mrs. Magdaline, tailoress, 7 Harmo-
ny la
Rohr E. clerk, 71 n Howard
Rohm Nathan, clerk, 71 n Howard
Rohmann Francis, laborer, 35 s Poppleton
Rohr Jos. A. salesman, 68 Richmond
Rohr Leonhard, cabinet maker, 68 Richmond
Rohrback Geo. blacksmith, 648 Light
Rohrer John, piano manuf. 181 s Bond
Roilly Ann, grocery, 9Townsend
Rokess John, boot and shoemaker, 45 Orleans
Rokess John W. bricklayer, 45 Orleans
Rolette Mrs. Mary, 128 Scott
Roley Mrs. Ann, 32 Gough
Roley Wm. gardener, 140 Hudson
Rolf Henry, shoemaker, 93 Orchard
Rolf Henry, shoemaker, 381 Penna. av
Rolf Henry, carter, 154 s Regester
Rolf Julia, grocery, 93 Orchard
Rolfe Rev. Neville A. F. N. 66 Courtland
ROLFES B. ANTON, grocer, 24 Thames
Rolfes Herman, mariner. Gist nr Essex
Rolford Christian, car driver, 118 e Fayette
Rolker Harman H. tavern, 1 Camden
Roll Matthew, shoemaker, 265 e Eager
Rollins Hamilton, gardener, cor Gilmor and
Liberty road
Rollins Julia, tavern, 150 Eastern av
Rollins Thornton, shipping merchant, 308
Lexington
Rollins Capt. Wm. mariner, 308 Lexington
Rollison Sarah Ann, 5 Foster al
Rollison Theodore, horse shoer, 146Ensor
Rollinson Edwd. mariner, Orleans near Cas-
tle al
Rollman John, baker, 167 n Central av
GEO. S. PAGS & BRO., Manufactarera of Roofs and Roofing materials, 111 SmlUi's
Mnutrt, C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Roloson Frederick, pork and bacon, 23 Dia-
mond
Roloson Hugh, bacon, 3 Pearl
Rolston Wm. soldier, 3 Preston
Rom Simon, laborer, 272 s Bond
Roman Mrs. Elizabeth, 288 e Lombard
Roman John A. clothier, 288 e Lombard
Rombach Peter, parasols, umbrellas and canes,
ivory turner, &c. 61 n Eutaw
Romoser Alexander, driver Harnden Exp.
161 York
Romoser Chas. B. gas fitter, 83 Barre
Romoser Eva, grocery, 161 York
Romoser Geo. F. shoemaker, 52 Josephine
Romoser Jacob, soldier, 172 s Sharp
Romoser John P. carpenter, 161 York
Romoser John M. tailor, 351 Lexington
Romoser John G. tailor, 303 Saratoga
Romoser John, shoemaker, 361 Saratoga
Romm Mrs. Nicholas, dry goods, 433 w Bal-
timore
Romm Nicholas, fancy and ornamental plast.
433 w Baltimore
Rommel Alexander, clerk, 68 w Baltimore
Rommell Philip, liquors, 212 Canton av
Ronalde Adam, laborer, 26 Abey al
Rondo Bartholomew^, laborer, 24 n Caroline
Roney Edward P. (Browne & R.) 105 Lex-
ington
Roney James, soldier, 105 Stirling
Roney John, wagoner, 123 n Central av
Roney Patrick, wood mill, near Eastern av,
dw 71 n Exeter
Roney Mrs. Mary, 105 Stirling
Ronsaville David C. carpenter, 14 n Ann
Ronsaville David W. bookkeeper, 14 n Ann
Ronsaville Dayton, carpenter, 14 n Ann
Roome Wm. D. carpenter, Mount, n of Lex-
ington
Rooney Bernard, soap boiler, 31 Hillen
Rooney Mrs. Elizabeth, 77 McHenry
Rooney Hugh, laborer, 95 York
Rooney James, porter, 165 w Riddle
Rooney James, porter, 121 Dover
Rooney James, porter, Dover near Paca
Rooney James H. brushmaker, 77 McHenry
Rooney James, (R. & Landers,) 165 w Biddle
Rooney & Landers, livery stable, 136 North
Rooney Michael, restaurant, 29 w Pratt
Rooney Patrick, currier, 15 s Front
Rooney Patrick H., Carey near Saratoga
Rooney Peter, laborer, 15 French
Rooney Thomas, hackman, 51 n Pine
Rooney Thomas, laborer, 4 New
Rooney Wm. laborer, 374 Ostend
Rooney Wm. laborer, 121 Dover
Root C. S. prof, of music, 653 w Lombard
Root G. Dennison, clerk, 20 s Strieker
Root Henry R. attorney, 5 St. Paul, dw 47
Mulberry
Root Sarah, 98 e Madison
Robt Wm. police, 98 e Madison
Ropes Emily W. 87 n Eutaw
Roppa Albert, mariner, 188 s Ann
Roppelt Conrad, soldier, 18 Central av
Roppelt Mrs. Cunigunda, 25Philnot al
Roque Francis, shoe findings and leather, 19
Harrison
Rosan C. J. (Baldwin, Myer & Co.) 269 e
Baltimore
Rosan Charles W. clerk, 269 e Baltimore
Rosan Joseph, clerk, 269 e Baltimore
Roschan B. S. accountant, 40 Holland
Roschan Wm. porter, 40 Holland
Rose Andrew F. hostler, 37 Pearl
Rose Bernhardt, clothier, 92 s Eutaw, dw 48
Portland
Rose Catherine, seamstress, 682 w Pratt
Rose Charles H. shoemaker, 8 Snyder's ct
Rose Elizabeth, 299 Light
Rose Elizabeth, boarding, 54 s Sharp
Rose Frederick, cabinet maker, 155 e Pratt
Rose Geo. C. shoemaker, 489 Lexington
Rose George, butcher, 55 Centre, 36 Lexington
and 11 Hanover markets, dw 480 Light
Rose Gustav, music teacher, 21 n High
Rose Henry, baker, 58 Stiles
Rose Henry, barkeeper, Belair av extended
Rose Hirsch, artificial flowers, 148 Lexington
Rose Isaac, bookkeeper, 16 n Howard
Rose Isaac, stationer, 16 n Howard
Rose Jacob, rags, 70 Perry
Rose Jacob, dry goods, 170 Lexington, dw 259
Pcose Jacob J. shoemaker, 58 n Oregon
Rose Dr. John, 57 s Sharp
Rose John, farmer, 124 Granby
Rose Rev. John, 105 n Caroline
Rose John W. C. chairmaker, 36 n Amity
Rose John, (R. & Lyon,) 220 w Lombard
Rose J. B. (J. B. R. & Co.) 92 s Sharp
ROSE J . B. & CO. book and job printers, and
publishers of Baltimore Price Current, over
5 s Calvert. — ,[See ^Advertisement.]
Rose John, engineer, 101 York
Rose Joseph, 16 n Howard
Rose Josiah J. tobacconist, 299 Light
Rose Levi L. ship carpenter, 299 Light
Rose &. Lyon, ship brokers and commission
merchants, 1 O'Donnell's wharf
Rose Mrs. Margaret, 489 Lexington
Rose Martin, carpenter, 48 Lancaster
Rose Meyer, second hand dealer, 116 s How-
ard
Rose Peter, (Maynard, Ely & R.) 40>2 Con-
way
Rose Robert, police, 299 Light
Rose Solomon, (Jordan & R.) 161 w Lom-
bard
Rose Simon L. carpenter, 302 Light
Rose Theresa, 482 Light
Rose Wm. H., Military Hall, 24 n Gay
Rose Wm. clerk, 146 e Fayette
Rose Wm. James, liquors, 187 Chesnut
Rose Wm. machinist, 86 Ross
Roseman George, umbrella maker, 11 s Pop-
pleton
Rosemer John, carpet weaver, 48 Harrison
Rosemer Sebastian, carpet weaver, 57 Fenna.
avenue
Rosello Antonio, upholsterer, s e cor Greene
and Saratoga
Rosenbaum Henry, tobacconist, 233 Light
Rosenbeaum Elias, dry goods, 154 Lexington
ROSENBEAUM ISAAC, millinery and
cloaks, 162 and 164 Lexington
Rosenberg Archer, clothier, 7 w Second
Rosenberg Abraham, clothier, 4 Centre Mar-
ket space
Rosenberg Hirsh, tailor, 38 Harrison
Rosenberg Harris, 392 w Fayette
Rosenberg Henry, cooper, 37 Bank
Rosenberg Joseph, laborer, 7 Clay
Rosenberg Julius, (White & R.) 64 s Eutaw
Rosenberg Simon, clerk, 4 Centre Market
space
Rosan Stirling, clerk, 269 e Baltimore
WM. P. 1VEBIJ, M.-trlue, Fire and Life Insumnce Agent nnd Broker. Agent
Benefit UTe lujtnrance Co., Wewark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Rosenber2;er & Co. commission merchants,
68 Soutli
Rosenberger John, musician, 64 Somerset
Rosenberger John, wagoner, 7 Clay
Rosenberger Joseph, rags, 22 President
Rosenberger Jacob, tailor, 291 e Eager
Rosenberger Jas. A. (R. & Co.) 208 Franklin
Rosenberger Moses, 109 e Lombard
Rosenberger Philip C. tobacconist, 332 w
Pratt
Rosenberger Sebastian, porter, 252 s Eden
Rosenberry Francis, tailor, 77 Somerset
Rosenberry John, brush maker, 348 Mont-
gomery
Rosenblatt Samuel, dry goods, 62 Aisquith
Rosenburn Sebastian, laborer, 11 Smith's al
Rosenbush Thompson, second-hand dealer, 19
Ensor
Rosendale Henry, furniture, 8 and 10 Etna la
Rosendorf Frederick, 63 Chester
Rosendorn Francis, gold and silver plater,
Wine al. near Light, dw 337 e Madison
Rosenfeld Abraham, property agent, 113 e
Baltimore
Rosenfeld Goody, clerk, 181 e Baltimore
Rosenfeld Henry, clerk, 181 e Baltimore
Rosenfeld Mrs. "Henrietta, 181 e Baltimore
Rosenfeld Michael, 90 e Lombard
ROSENFELD SIMON & CO. importers and
dealers in Havana and Principe cigars, 20 s
Gay. — [See p. 25 .Sdvertisetnents.]
Rosenfeld Simon, (S. R. & Co.) 70 n Greene
Rosenfield Joseph, salesman, 210 n Bond
Rosenfield Mrs. Moses B. 243 e Lombard
Rosengarn John H. grocery, 300 Mulberry
Rosenheim Bernard, furniture, 34 Holland
Rosenheim D. laborer, 53 Lewis
Rosenrailler Jacob, shoemaker, 207 s Ann
Rosensteel Ambrose, letter carrier, 83 Harford
avenue
Rosensteel Elizabeth, 50 George
Rosensteel George T. painter, 51 Mulberry
Rosensteel Joseph L. gilder, 16 Valley
Rosensteel John L. clerk, 83 Harford av
Rosensteel Levi, second-hand dealer, 34 Penna.
avenue
Rosensteel Theodore, clerk, 182 Harford av
Rosensteel Mrs. Victoria, 83 Harford av
Rosenstein Jacob, glazier, 88 e Pratt
Rosenstock Gerson, 110 w Monument
Rosenstock Lewis, 214 Aliceanna
Rosenstock Samuel, wholesale grocer and
flour and produce dealer, 212 and 214 Alice-
anna, dw 36 n Broadway
Rosenstock Wolfe, 23 s Sharp
Rosenswig Elias, manuf. caps, over 344 w
Baltimore, dw 112 n Eutaw
Rosenswig Henrietta, over 36 Harrison
Rosenthal Adolphus, clothier, 61 s Eutaw
Rosenthal Abraham, second-hand clothing,
cor Granby and Central av
Rosenthal Francis, silversmith, 337 e Madison
Rosenthal Samuel, dry goods, 72 Hanover
Rosenthal Simon, clothier, 72 Harrison
Rosenthal Wm. sutler, 118 n Caroline
Rosenthall Christopher, laborer, 41 Slemmer
alley
Rosenthall Frederick, laborer, 133 s Chester
^Rosenthall Harman, tinner, 307 n Howard
Rosenthall John, laborer, 41 Slemmer al
Rosenthall Marcus, furniture store and tin
ware, 30 and 32 Penna. av
Rosenthall Solomon, cigar maker, 240 e Pratt
Rosenthall Samuel, cigar maker, 106 Hill
Rosenthall Wm. watchmaker, 59 Buren
Roser Jacob, butcher, 80 Lee
Rosewag Charles F. tailor, 28 Henrietta
Rosher Wm. jacket weaver, 154 n Dallas
Rosinger Andrew, tavern, 13 s Frederick
Rosman George, laborer, 225 William
Rosolo Anthony, upholsterer, 49 n Gay
Ross Mrs. Ann, 108 York
Ross Aaron, police, 35 Orleans
Ross Allmiede, 9 New Chui'ch
Ross August, tinner, 73 McElderry
Ross A. P. 39 s Broadway
Ross & Bro. painters, 6 Henrietta
ROSS CHARLES H & CO. importers and
wholesale dealers in liquors and wines, 9
Commerce
Ross Mrs. Clara A. near 1st toll gate, Hunt-
ingdon av
ROSS DAVID J. manufacturer of boots and
shoes, under Barnum's hotel, dw 76 Lex-
ington
Ross Edward, laborer, 113 n Central av
Ross Edward C. grocery and liquors, 15 w
Baltimore, dw Fountain hotel
Ross George W. tinner, 73 St. Peter
Ross George C. grocery, 316 s Eutaw
Ross Henry W. paper dealer, 27 s Ann
Ross James, cheese, 120 Aisquith
Ross James D. jr., harness maker, 127 Ais-
quith
ROSS JAMES P. apothecary, s w cor Balti-
more and Republican
Ross James P. ship carpenter, 158 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Ross John, tailor, 156 Ensor
Ross John, laborer, 7 Low
Ross John, 322 n Eutaw
Ross John, laborer, Falls av near Northern
avenue
Ross John W. (J. W. R. & Co.) Cockeys-
ville
Ross John, 107 Boston, Canton
ROSS JOHN W. & CO. flour and commis-
sion merchants, over 6 Spear's wharf
Ross Joseph, awl, blade and needle factory,
79 n Front
Ross Leroy, police, 227 s Paca
Ross Louis P. salesman, 88 Lee
Ross Margaret A. confectionery, 158 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Ross Mrs. Mary A. 222 Conway
Ross Mary F. 79 n Schroeder
Ross Richard L., Gilmor between Mulberry
and Franklin
Ross Robert, tinner, 153 Cross
Ross Robert R. aid to revenue custom house, 87
Bond
Ross Samuel, (R. & Bro.) Hamburg near
Light
Ross Samuel D. painter, 97 Hamburg
Ross Samuel P. tinner, 67 Camden
Ross Teresa, 94 s Chester
Ross Thomas, 87 s Bond
Ross Thomas, crockery, 67 Camden
Ross Thomas F. tinner, 67 Camden
Ross Thomas, laborer, 21 Abey al
Ross Wm. C. (R. & Bro.) 13 Henrietta
Ross Wm. grinder and polisher, 83 n Front
ROSS WILLIMA C. plane manufacturer,
44 Light, cor Balderston, dw 130 s Plow*
ard
Rosscamp Frank, cooper, 38 Greenmount av
g. HKWItY GIIHSS, Commtssion I'lercliant, for tUe sale of Flo«ur, GriJm, Seeds, i,i^
Soseudaae Cexuent and Calcined Plaster coustantljr on hand, HI Spear's 'WbaxC
22
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Rossie Mrs. Josephine C. 132 s Sharp
Rossi ter James N. stone cutter, Exeter near
Fayette
Rossiter John F. boat builder, 97 s Bond
ROSSMARCK GEORGE, beer brewer, s w
cor Cross and Covington. — [See pa^e 22 M-
verlisements.]
ROST GEORGE, lager beer brewery, Belair
av near Baltimore Cemetery
Rost John, rectifier and liquor dealer, 196
Aiiceanna
Rost John P. wines and liquors, 164 n Eden
Rost Kelian, shoemaker, 98 s Wolfe
Rost Martin, blacksmith, 238 Hanover
Rost Philip, wholesale liquor dealer 48 Ensor
Rost Thomas, carpenter, 226 Castle al
Rost Wilhelm, shoemaker, 98 s Wolfe
Rostmyer Andrew, foundryman, 3 Choptank
Rostmyer F. 302 Aiiceanna
Roswald James, shoes, 177 n Gay
Roszel Sophronia E. 134 w Fayette
Roszel Stephen C. collector, 254 e Biddle
Roszel clerk B. & 0. R. R., Paca near
Franklin
Rotan David J. carpenter, 75 s Chester
Rote Charlotte, confectionery, 91 n Central
avenue
Rote George, tailor, 63 s Regcster
Rote Jacob, shoemaker, 91 n Central av
Roten Augustus, blacksmith, 77 Hamburg
Roten Benjamin, mariner, 77 Hamburg
Roten Caleb, fireman, 53 L. Hughes
Roten Emeline, tailoress, 1 Harnden ct
Roten James T. mariner, 5 Williamson al
Roten John, mariner, 77 Hamburg
Roten Nicholas T. ship carpenter, 1 Binney
Roten Samuel, mariner, 142 William
Roten William, fisherman, 77 Hamburg
Roth Adam, cooper, 170 s Central av
Roth Adam Heinrich, butcher, 17 Fells Point
market, dw Chester n of Madison
Roth Mrs. Catherine, grocery, 25 Brown
Roth Charles, piano maker, 792 w Baltimore
Roth Christian, cooper and grocer, 52 Presi-
dent
Roth Conrad, shoemaker, 170 s Central av
Roth David, wheelwright, 388 Saratoga
Roth Frederick, tailor, 84 s Central av
Roth J. Frederick, stoves and tinware, 106
Low
Roth Geo. M. barkeeper, 25 Brown
Roth George, lager beer, 737 w Baltimore
Roth George, shoemaker, 677 Penna av
Roth Henry, flour dealer, 256 Canton av
Roth Henry, wheelwright, 376 Saratoga, dw
382
Roth John, tailor, 49 Chatsworth
Roth John C. shoemaker, 84 s Central av
Roth John, cooper, 170 s Central av
Roth Martin, laborer, 507 Canton av
Roth Mrs., Belair av. extended
Roth Michael, 48 Harrison
Rothauge Conrad, shoemaker, 674 w Baltimore
Rothauge Philip, shoemaker, 190 Peirce
Rothe Charles F. machinist, 132 Lee
Rothe Henry, cigar packer, 44 s Bond
Rothe John, broom maker, Saratoga nr. Park
Rotheimer Frederick, cabinet maker, 68 Cen-
~ tral av
Rolhel Mrs. Ann, 53 s Chapel
Rothel Tlu)S. cabinet maker, 412 Saratoga
Rotliell Thos. cabinet maker, 403^ n Paca
Rothenbiller Joseph, soldier, 13 High al
ROTHAES JOHN, lager beer saloon, 26 e
Lombard
Rothhaupt Charles G. boot maker, 61 Har-
ford av
Rothrock Geo. C, clerk, 6 n Schroeder
Rothrock John, (R. & Peacock,) 540 w Balti-
more
Rothrock Joseph, clerk, 6 s Schroeder
Rothrock Joseph M., U. S. A., 540 w Balti-
more
Rothrock & Peacock, metal roofers, 10 Eutaw
House
Rothrock Thomas M. tinner, 84 Preston
Rothrock Wm. H. plumber, 540 w Baltimore
Rothrock Wm. brickmaker, 57 Booth
Rothschild Abraham, dry goods store, 746 w
Baltimore
Rothschild Isaac, clerk, 19 n Frederick
Rothschild Joseph, clothier, 230 s Broadway
Rott Wm. laborer, 62 Durst al
Rotlanzi Leopold, clerk, 72 Eastern av
Rottjer R. J. confectioner, cor Mullikin and
Broadway
Rou Barbara, s Ridgely extended
Rouch Frederick, laborer, 158 s Eden
Roulet Arthur, clerk, cor Calhoun and Balti-
more
Roulston Robert, clerk, 226 Lee
Roulston Walter, police, 192 HoUins
Roumach Christiana, 47 s Liberty
Rountree John, finisher, 1 Holland
Rountree John, music teacher, 1 Holland
I Rountree Richard, carpenter, 267 n Central av
' Rountree Wm. clerk, 1 Holland
Rountree Wm. musician, 84 Harford av
Rourk John, carter, 11 Chase
Rourk Mary 73 Gough
Rourke Mrs. Bridget, 4 Webb
Rourke Mrs. Mary, 5 e Fayette
Rourke Michael, plasterer, 222 Peirce
Rourke Michael A. plasterer, 224 Pierce
Rourke Michael, laborer, 4 Webb
Rourke Michael, blacksmith, 4 s Oregon
Rous Mrs. Ann S. 67 Raborg
Rous John G. 249 Madison av
Rousch Joseph, cabinet maker, 38 s Regester
Rouse Edwin W. artist, 138 n Eutaw
Rouse John, tailor, 19 St. James
Rouse John, tailor, 8 Anthony
Rouse Rudolph, jr., planing mill, 336 Eastern
av. dw 42 s Ann
Rouse Wm. clerk, 189 Ramsay
Rousselot Christiana, variety store, 739 w Bal-
timore
Rousselot John P. varnisher, 739 w Baltimore
Row Conrad, tailor, 194 Mullikin
Rov/ Joseph, clothier, 62 w Pratt, dw 72 s
Broadway
Row , tailor, Van Buren near Gorsuch
av., Homestead
Row William, pilot, 129 s Regester
Rowe George, tailor, 13 Cannon
Rowe Joseph A. printer, 84 Hanover
Rowe Joseph, currier, 71 Lee
Rowe Joseph T. currier, 71 Lee
Rowe John, laborer, 4 Watson ct
Rowe Mrs. Mary, milliner, 77 Columbia
ROWE & SCHOFIELD, oyster packers, 69
Boston, Canton
Rowe Wm. fireman, 308 n Eutaw
Rowley John, gardener, Lanvale near Town-
send
Rowles Mrs. Catherine, 545 w Fayette
&BO. S. PAGE dC BRO., Manufacturer* of Roofs and Roofing MateriaU, 111 Smith**
Wliarf. C. HART SBUTH, Agent.
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Rowles Thomas, huckster, 60 Pearl
Rowles Walter W. carpenter, 199 Ross
Rowlett Richard, restaurant, 5 n High, dw
18 e Fayette
Roy George S. clerk, 77 Grundy
Roy John, bricklayer, n e cor Poppleton and
Pierce
Roycroft George, rigger, 161s Wolfe
Royston Bros, wholesale and retail dry goods
and carpet dealers, 81 w Baltimore
Royston E. B. (R. Bros.) 23 s Howard
Royston Francis H. 260 Aisquith
Royston Georgeanna, 90 Chesnut
Royston Henry C. clerk, 40 Mulberry
Royston Joshua, 40 Mulberry
Royston N. B. (R. Bros.) York road, Balti-
more CO
/ Rozer John, mariner, 434 Canton av
Rozier Nelson, blacksmith, 102 Eastern av
Ruark Capt. Alexander, 40 s Wolfe
Ruark Edward W. wood dealer, 115 William
Ruark Henry, lumber merch. 51 n Caroline
Ruark Peter M. moulder, 15 n Poppleton
Ruark Henry, 106 Orleans
Ruben Jacob, cap maker, 246 and 675 w Bal-
timore, dw 675
Ruben Jacob, hatter, 225 Lexington
Rubens Charles, (Boston & R.) 10 Pearl
Rubenstein John, laborer, 339 s Bond
. Ruberg Sarah, 338 n Howard
Ruberg Wm. porter, 338 n Howard
Ruben Joachim, confectionery, 78 Orleans
Rubert Mrs. Mene, 70 s Fremont
Rubert Mrs. Sophia, confec. 118 Columbia
Rubey Benjamin, plasterer, 207 s Wolfe
Rubey Thomas, plasterer, Canton av near
Gist
Ruble John, 4 Holton
Rubner John A. swldier, 141 n High
Rubrecht John, tailor, 180 s Central av
Ruck Andrew, shoemaker, 458 Light
Ruck Adam, wagoner, 456 Light
Rucker George, cooper, 325 Hanover
RuckertMary, 153 East
Ruckle Albert C. printer, 16 Penn
Ruckle C. Albert, printer, 16 Penn
Ruckle Mrs. Eliza, 147 n Biddle
Ruckle George J. brass founder, 194 East
Ruckle George, sugar refiner, 239 Saratoga
Ruckle George W. provisions, n e cor Gay
and Monument, dw 232 e Monument
Ruckle Mrs. Isabella, 16 Penn
Ruckle Jos. N. saddles, harness and trunks ,
264 n Fremont, dw 53
Ruckle Mary E. teacher, 16 Penn
Ruckle Thos. C. artist, over n w cor Charles
and Fayette, dw Baltimore co
Ruckle Wm. oak cooper, 14 Rose
Ruckmer Dena, 309 Aliceanna
Rucolph Vitus, upholsterer, 122 e Lombard
Ruddach Rebecca, 88 s Sharp
Ruddach Wash, clerk, 161 s Sharp
Ruddlemuller John, boiler maker, 304 e
Monument
RUDEL JOHN, groceries and liquor, 164 s
Central av
Rudel Frank, 205 s Washington, F. P.
Ruden Thomas, of tobacco warehouse, 128 s
Howard
Rudler Anton, sawyer, 89 Cambridge
Rudloff Sylvester, butcher, 71 Hillen
Rudolf Frank, 36 Barnes
Rudolph Bitus, upholsterer, 122 e Lombard
Rudolph Charles, laborer, 26 Abey al
Rudolph Charles, teamster, 7 Perry
Rudolph Christian, file manuf. 154 East
Rudolph Ernst, artist, 360 Saratoga
Rudolph Everist, artist, 360 Saratoga
Rudolph Francis, baker, 31 n Frederick
Rudolph Harman, boiler maker, 354 Light
Rudolph Jacob, tobacconist, 55 Hanover
Rudolph John, blacksmith, 10 n Amity
Rudolph Martin, engineer, 116 West
Rudolph Matilda, 360 Saratoga
Rudolph Mrs. Rosemary, 406 s Charles
Rudolph Vedus, upholsterer, 122 e Lombard
Rudolph Wm. paper and paper box boards,
31 Hanover, dw 76 Chew
Rudwick J. laborer, 52 e Lombard
Rudwick John G. engineer, 52 e Lombard
Rudwick Nicholas, laborer, 52 e Lombard
Rudy Charles P. blacksmith, 160 s Eutaw
Rueckert John B. carpenter, 37 Grundy
Ruedinger Edward, furniture wagoner, 339
Canton av
Ruehl Dr. Frank, 19 n Central av
Ruejsing Charles, furniture dealer, 140 e
Fayette
Rueths Franz, baker, 198 s Wolfe
RufFB. F. (R. & Speer,) 200 Garden
Raff Elmira H. 85 Warner
Ruff Frederick, tailor, 192 East
Ruff John P. laijor,' 117 n Front
Rufl" John, laborer, 30 Hughes
Ruff & Speer, commission merchants, 121
North
Ruff Samuel M. painter, 85 Warner
Rugheimer Peter, tailor, 397 Canton av
Ruggel John, currier, 6 s Frederick
Ruhl Abel, baker, 22 s Schroeder
Ruhl Conrad, baker, 213 e Lombard
Ruhl Christian, cigar maker, Bethel near
Jefferson
Ruhl Edward, cabinet maker, 189 n Bethel
Ruhl George, tailor, Pennsylvania av
Ruhl James, lithographic printer, 232 n Bond
Ruhl Paul, tailor, 33 s Bethel
Ruhland Frederick, carter, 93 Peach al
Ruhland Henry, carpenter, 102 Central av
Ruhland Lawrence, carter, 106 Hill
Ruidiger Frederick, carpenter, 134 n Bond
Ruidiger George, carpenter, 134 n Bond
Rulandt Wm. cabinet maker, 60 s Sharp
Rule Henry cabinet maker, 128 Lee
Rule John, cloth cutter, 84 Orleans
Ruley Henry, huckster, 4 Essex
Ruley Pickering, 278 Eastern av
Ruley Samuel W. huckster, 128 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Ruley Thomas, huckster, 146 s Chester
Ruley Thomas, police, 146 s Chester
Rulker Herman, porter, 88 York
Rullkoetter Henry, tavern, 200 Canton av
Rullman Charles W. b?iker, s e cor Spring
and Jefferson
Rullman Caroline, 221 n Gay
Rullman Ferdinand, cabinet maker, 199 n
Exeter
Rummel Ernst, tailor, 49 Albemarle
Rummel John W. plumber, 133 s Bond
Rummel Philip, liquor store, 212 Canton av
Rumney Mrs. Jane, 113 Little Greene
Kumney Robert, machinist, 184 Conway
Rumning Adam, tailor, 245 Eastern av
Rumpf August, cooper, 355 s Sharp
Rumpf George, shoemaker, 155 Orleans
WM. P. WSBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lafe Insurance Co., Newark, VS. J.," 89 Second Street.
Mntnal
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Rumpel Wolf, shoemaker, 420 Canton av
Rumsey John, carjjenter, 28 Josephine
Runcle Joseph, laborer, 13 s Oregon
Rund Lewis, cabinet maker, 20 Hamstead
Rundle Joseph, prov isions, 217 Lee
Rundle Samuel S. police, 265 s Sharp
Rundle Wm. watchman, 266 s Sharp
Rung Francis, tailor, 35 James al
Runnells James T. tailor, 49 Booth
Rupert Anton, cooper, 115 Leadenhall
Rupert James, fisherman, 68 Granby
Rupley Charles P. clerk, 383 Lexington
Rupp Charles, grocery, 238 Perlna av
Rupp Christian, laborer, 34 Walsh
Rupp Conrad, watchmaker, 270 Canton av
Rupp Geo. wagoner, 34 Leadenhall
Rupp Geo. painter,- 16 George
Rupp Henry, baker, 45 Chatsworth
Rupp Henry, machinist, 40 Frederick av
Rupp Jacob, plasterer, 110 Boyd
Rupp Jacob carpenter, 68 St. Mary
Rupp Mm. Louisa, grocery, 40 Frederick av
Rupp Martin, laborer, 40 Frederick av
Rupp Nicholas, butcher, 198 s Bond
Rupp Nicholas, tailor, 144 s Caroline
Rupp Reuben F. clerk, 307 Mulberry
Ruppel Adam, tailor, 13 Gittings
Ruppel Anton, shoemaker, 56 Ross
Ruppel Conrad, laborer, 2 Biddle al
Ruppel Henry, shoemaker, 6 I^. Paca
Ruppel John, junk dealer, 150 and 152 s Eden
Ruppel John, currier, 6 s Frederick
Ruppel May, carpet weaver, cor Light and
Williamson al
Ruppel Nicholas, weaver, 147 s Bond
Ruppel Reinhardt, tailor, 13 Gittings
Ruppersberger Geo. butcher, 4 Townsend
Ruppert Caspar, 161 s Spring
Ruppert Conrad, lab. 186 s Washington, F. P.
Ruppert Frederick, tailor, 47 n Bond
Ruppert Jacob, 56 s Caroline
Ruppert John A. barber, 352 s Charles
Ruppert John, tailor, 139 n Bond
RUPPERT JOSEPH, lager beer and artesian
well digger, 215 Eastern av.— [Seep. 47 M-
vertisements.]
Ruppert Joseph, cooper, 198 Eastern av
Ruppert Joseph, pickling establishment, 221
Eastern av
Ruppert Valentine, laborer, 340 n Fremont
Ruppert Wm. J. plasterer, 306 Cross
Rupprecht John, tailor, 180 s Central av
Rupprccht John, shoemaker, 4 Etna al
Rupprecht Wm. modeler and carver, 3 Clay,
up stairs
Rupprecht Wm. carver, 5 Clay
Ruprecht Christian, butcher, 96 Harford av
Rusch John, laborer, 7 Spring ct
Ruschmeyer Henry, cabinet mak. 33 Warner ,
Rush Anthony, clerk, 490 Franklin
Rush August, barber, 339 w Baltimore
Rush Frederick, laborer, 645 Light
Rush Jacob, paper staincr, 68 St. Mary
Rush Joseph, paper hanger, 376 Penna av
Rush John, broom maker, 37 s Durham
Rush Lewis, machinist, 324 s Charles
Rush Wm. machinist, 311 Light
Rusk Mrs. A. K. 285 e Fayette
Rusk Barbara, 85 Grecnmount av
RUSK EDWIN W. butcher, 117 Centre and
47 Helair markets, dw 138 e Madison
Rusk George W. butcher, 39 Centre and 56
Fell's Point markets, dw 60 Ilampstead
J. HENRY GIGSK, Commission Slercliant, for tlie sale of Flaur, Grnin, Seeds, «
Uoscuflale Cement and Calcined Plaster contitaiiitly on liaud, i61 Spear's ^ruarf.
Rusk Jacob Krebs, butcher, 10 Fell's Point
market, dw 88 Hampstead
Rusk Margaret, laundress, 394 Harford av
Rusk Robt. (Wm. L. & Robt. R.) Green-
mount av
Rusk Thomas J. butcher, 5 Centre Market,
dw s e cor Hampstead and Choptank
Rusk Thomas J. butcher, 301 Aisquith
Rusk Wm. L. & Robert, butchers, 9 Centre,
35 Lexington and 4 Hanover markets
Rusk Wm. L. (Wm. L. & Robt. R.) 85
Green mount av
Rusk Wm. 180 e Fayette
Rusk Wm. M. butcher and packer, 73 Green-
mount av, dw 85
Ruskell 238 Aisquith
Ruskell John (Wilson & R.) 195 Aisquith
Russell Mrs. Ann E. 114 Cider al
Russell Mrs. Alexander, sr., 96 Hanover
Russell Alexander, jr., (Burns, R. & Co.) 28
Columbia
RUSSKLL BENJAMIN, shoe manufacturer,
293 w Baltimore, dw 261 w Lombard
Russell Charles, laborer, 29 Slemmer al
Russell Charles, cooper, 151 s Regester
Russell Mrs. Christina, 164 Hughes
Russell Edward, laborer, 131 s Exeter
Russell Ellen, 153 e Monument
RUSSELL EUGENE J. apothecary, n e cor
Canton av and Ann
Russell E. Walton, (Woods & R.) 149 Park
Russell F. 94 e Madison
Russell George, blacksmith, 291 Harford av
Russell George W. cigars, 375 Franklin
Russell Geo. boots and shoos, 222 n Howard
Russell George, machinist, 332 n Howard
Russell Capt. George W. 15 Aisquith
Russell Mrs. Hannah, 7 Chatsworth
Russell Harvey, laborer, 21 Abey al
Russell Henry J. baker, n w cor Baltimore
and Bond
Russell James, jr., clerk, 315 e Baltimore
Russell James, cooper, 223 Montgomery
Russell James, brass and iron founder, 132
Thames, dw 315 e Baltimore
Russell James, salesman, 31 Camden
Russell James, (E. M. Cross & Co.) 110 w
Baltimore
Russell Jas. shoemaker, 187 L. Constitution
Russell James, butcher, 168 e Madison
Russell James S. painter, 238 n Bond
Russell John, sr., carpenter, 5 Chatsworth
Russell John, jr., carpenter, 5 Chatsworth
Russell John, steward U. S. ho.spital, 11 Lex-
ington
Russell John, carpenter, 184 Greenmount av
Russell John, tailor, 78 Harford av
Russell John, carpenter, 594 Saratoga
Russell John, furniture, 54 s Charles, dw 31
Camden
Russell John S. shoemaker, 222 n Howard
Russell John, tavern and hog yard, 953 w
Pratt
Russell John, whip sawyer, 46 Cross
Russell John P. cigar maker, 7 Chatsworth
Ru.ssell John, barber, 121)^ Franklin
Russell John W. ferryman, 1 Covington
Russell John, jr., clerk B. & 0. R. R. 61 s
Eutaw
Russell Mary, grocery, 151 s Regester
Russell Mary, 34 s Eutaw
Russell Michael, ship carpenter, 99 York
Russell Michael, carpenter, 10 s Schroeder
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Russell Michael, ship carpenter, 84 York
Hussell Patrick, grocery, cor Caroline and
Chew
Russell Patrick, grocery, 98 Holiday
Russell Richard B. carpenter, 375 Franklin
Russell Ruth A. 332 n Howard
Russell Samuel, 411 w Pratt
Russell Stephen H. shoemaker, 222 n Howard
Russell Mrs. Susan, 5 Chatsworth
Russell Thomas, ship carpenter, 32 Binney
Russell Thomas P. carpenter, 383 Franklin
Russell Mi-s. Thomas E. s w cor Madison
and Garden
RUSSELL WM. mineral water and bottling
establishment, 5 Mercer, tavern and dw 20
Russell Wm. T. pilot, 134 s Chester
Russell Wm. L. (Ash & R.) 100 n Caroline
Russell Wm. laborer, 294 Harford av
Rust John, shoemaker, 62 Harford av
Rust Mary, tailoress, 87 n Caroline
Rust Peter N. 310 w Fayette
Rust Samuel, shoemaker, 62 Harford av
Rust Thomas J. butcher, 2 Hanover market,
dw 301 Aisquith
Rusteberg Ludwig, turner, 66 Lancaster
Russmach Catherine, 249 s Ann
Russom Wm. blacksmith, 8 McHenry
Ruth Andrew J. carpenter, 60 James al
RUTH &, BROTHER, tinners and can mak-
ers, 318 Aliceanna
Ruth Mrs. Catherine, 60 James al
Ruth Conrad, baker, 209 s Bond
Ruth Frantz, laborer, 209 s Bond
Ruth Francis J. jr., (R. & Brothers,) 87 s
Chester
Ruth Jacob, carpenter, 374 Light
Ruth Jacob, tinner, 310 Eastern av
Ruth John, 213 Franklin
Ruth John, tinner, 50 s Chapel
Ruth John B. 213 Franklin
Ruth John A. tinner, 60 James al
Ruth John S. clerk N. C. R., 234 Barre
Ruth John B. laborer, 27 s Washington, F. P.
Ruth Joseph, baker, 209 s Bond
Ruth Mrs. Mary, 234 Barre
Ruth Sylvester, (R. & Bro.) 121 s Wolfe
Rutherford Alexander, bailiff Criminal Court,
Republican s of Saratoga
Rutherford Alexander, 228 n Bond
RUTHERFORD JOSEPH, restaurant, 125 w
Baltimore, dw n e cor Madison and Eutaw
Rutherford Nancy, dressmaker, 405 Saratoga
Rutherdale Robert, hackman, 66 Eastern av
Ruthrauff Jacob A. (R. & Smith) 18 s Greene
RUTHRAUFF & SMITH, wholesale boot
and shoe dealers, 290 w Baltimore
Ruthven Henry, tailor, 44 Harford av
Rutiger August P. tinner, 197 n Caroline
Rutle Pancross, laborer, 277 s Ann
Rutledge Charles T. 165 n Exeter
Rutledge Elizabeth, dressmaker, 16 n Liberty
Rutledge Jennie, store, 39 Stiles, dw 85 n
Charles
Rutledge John, tailor, 116 Ensor
Rutledge Joshua, carpenter, 183 e Eager
Rutler Joseph, laborer, 105 Cambridge
Rutler Joseph, laborer, 87 Cambridge
Rutter Alexander, 90 Hanover
Rutter Edward, sailmaker, 195 Lee
Rutter Eliza, doctress, 66 French
Rutter Fredk. G. clerk, 39 n Gay
Rutter John, tobacconist, 411 Canton av
Rutter John, shoemaker, 66 French
Rutter John A. J. shoemaker, 25C Mont-
gomery
Rutter John, porter, 157 Hollina
Rutter Josiah C. cigar maker, 55 3 Ann
Rutter Jos. H. J., ship builder, dw 85 s Bond
Rutter Philip, boatman, 443 w Lombard
Rutter Richard, mathematical instrument
maker, 28 Thames
Rutter Robert, ship carpenter, 51 Burke
Rutter Samuel, tailor, 332 w Fayette
Rutter Mrs. Susannah, 87 s Wolfe
Rutter Thomas, 94 n Front
Rutter Thomas B. cashier Farmers and Plant-
ers' Bank, 17 South
Rutter Thomas C. clerk N. C. R. R. 34 s
Sharp
Rutter Wm. drayman, 67 Orleans
Rutterbush Henry, shoemaker, 90 Elliott
Ruttman John G. laborer, 4 Beal ct
Ryan Cornelius, grocery, 127 n Front
Ryan Cornelius, 127 n Exeter
Ryan Edward grocery, 313 Eastern av
Ryan Edward, laborer, 23 Abey al
Ryan Ellen, 47 Clay
Ryan Mrs. Eliza, 64 Camden
Ryan Francis, tallow chandler, 8 Hillen
RYAN & FOWLER, merchant tailors, 42
Second nr South
Ryan Henry, police, 45 Chatsworth
Ryan Honora, grocery, 26 s Poppleton
Ryan James, laborer, 65 s Durham
Ryan James S. bricklayer, 686 w Pratt
Ryan James, porter, 2 Tyson
Ryan Jeremiah, carter, 5 Phoenix row, Hillen
Ryan John (R. & Rickets) 52] w Fayette '
Ryan John, drayman, 72 York
Ryan John, librarian, 69 n Poppleton
Ryan John, drayman, 47 Hillen
Ryan John, coachmaker, 168 Stirling
Ryan John, soldier, 127 n Exeter
Ryan John, laborer, 154 s Chapel
Ryan John, (R. & Fowler) 207 Saratoga
Ryan John F. grocery, 48 w Centre
Ryan John, grocery, Frederick rd nr tollgate
Ryan Joseph, mariner, 36 Milliman
Ryan Lawrence M. clerk, 61 n Howard
Ryan Luther, Scott nr Hamburg
Ryan Mary, 19 Hillen
Ryan Mary, dressmaker, 89 n Howard
Ryan Matthew, laborer, 20 French
Ryan Matthew, laborer, Donnelly's ct
Ryan Michael, laborer. Cotton row
R,yan Michael, cellar digger, Ross nr Dolpin
Ryan Michael, laborer, 390 Hanover
Ryan Michael, tinner, 113 Vine
Ryan Michael, laborer, 189 n Exeter
Ryan Michael, drayman, 240 Light
Ryan Michael, laborer, 648 w Pratt
Ryf\n Michael, laborer, 24 Elizabeth la
Ryan Owen, laborer, 231 Conway
Ryan Peirce, grain weigher, 327 w Lombard
Ryan Robert, laborer, 5 Gould ct
Ryan & Rickets, type and stereotype found-
ers, over 114 w Baltimore
Ryan Samuel, carpenter, 207 Preston
Ryan Susan, 69 Mount Vernon place
Ryan Thomas, clerk, 208 Bank
Ryan Thomas, laborer, 38 Rose
Ryan Timothy, laborer, 20 Pleasant al
Ryan Wm. H. broker, dw 3 n Carey
Ryan Wm. J. block and pump maker, 6 Barre,
dw 244 s Sharp
Ryan Wm. porter, 46 Barre
OEO, S. FAGK & BRO., Maniifactorers of Roofs and Roofing Slaterlala, 111 Smltlk'a
W1iar£ C. HAKT SMITH, Agent.
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Ryan Wm, laborer, 8 Carlton
Ryan Wm. soldier, 38 n High
Ryder Albert D. bricklayer, 8 Smith
Ryder Andrew, express wao^oner, 99 Raborg
Rye Henry, shoemaker, 28 Mount
Ryland James, cor Franklin and Fulton
Ryninger Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 521
Belair av
Ryninger Wm. H. clerk, 521 Belair av
S
Saaffer Margaret, 52 s Regester
Sabel George F. police, 206 e Pratt
Sabina Sister, Convent of Notre Dame, s e
cor Eager and Aisquith
Sabinian Bro. St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Sachs Albert, milkman, Harford av near city
limits
Sachs Mrs. Christine, 62 Johnson
Sachs Charles, broom maker, 120 French
Sachs Frederick, sawyer, 90 s Eutaw
Sachs Harman, baker, 174 s Ann
Sachs Henry, shoemaker, 62 Johnson
Sachs John, tailor, 121 McElderry
Sachs John, soldier, 231 Aliceanna
Sachse Charles, cabinet maker and undertaker,
16 Ensor
SACHSE E. & CO. lithographers, over 104
s Charles. — [See Advertisement.]
Sachse Edward, (E. S. & Co.) 240 Hanover
Sachse Henry, teamster, 24 Biddle al
Sachse Theodore, (E. S, & Co.) 196 Mont-
gomery
Sachtleben Henry, 40 Chatsworth
SACK CHRISTIAN D. pewter and britannia
ware manufacturer, 63 German
Sack George, cabinet maker, 17 McElderry
Sackelford Zac. sail maker, 19 s Ann
Sackerman Lewis, grocery, 297 Eastern av
Sacks Samuel, shoemaker, 28 n Dallas
Saddler John, laborer, 102 Hillen
Saddler Wm. F. shoemaker, 616 w Pratt
Sadler Andrew, milk. Liberty road near
Fremont
Sadler Geo. W. tobacconist, 303 s Charles
Sadler Capt. Henry, mariner, 39 Valley
Sadler Joseph W. 86 s Exeter
Sadler Mary, hxundress, 12 Armistead la
Sadler Mary C. 12 Armistead la
Sadler Solomon, plasterer, 39 Valley
Sadler Warner D. mariner, 349 Light
Sadler Wm. H. engineer, 498 w Lombard
Sadlers Jacob, laborer, Clinton s of Boston
Sadtler Charles H. cor Charles st. and Hunt-
ingdon av
Sadtler George T. (P. B. S. & Sons,) Balti-
more Co.
Sadtler John P. (P. B. S. & Sons,) Balti-
more Co.
SADTLER P. B. & SONS, opticians, watch-
makers and jewelers, 212 w Baltimore
Saefi'rt Jacob, laborer, 222 s Wolfe
Saeger Jacob, whitewasher, 254 e Eager
Saenger Geo. watchman, Townsend nr John
SafTrun Conrad, conductor, 93 s Poppleton
SafTran George, undertaker, 121 Penna. av
Saffiill C. R. carpenter, 403 Hollins
SalTell Wm. T. R. marine clerk, Custom
house, 403 Hollins
Saffran Jacob, tinner, 115 Penna. av
Safscer Wm. B. 31 Holiday
Sage George D. machinist, 275 Franklin
Sagel Joseph R. engineer, 38 s Schroeder
Sagel Thomas, engineer, 100 s Carey
Sager Henry, shoemaker, 422 Penna. av
Sahm George F. shoemaker, 36 n Caroline
Sahm Julius, printer, 238 Canton av
Sahman Christian, huckster, 56 Portland
Saibel Emanuel, carver, 108 s Eutaw
Saladin J. F. (Freeman & Co.) Washing-
ton, D. C.
Sale Robert, mariner, n e cor Caroline and
Lombard
Saingaein Mrs. Emily, umbrellas, 692 w Bal-
timore
Salby Conrad, baker, 116 s Ann
Salgee John, chemist, 1'04 William
Salgues Dubreuil, cigar maker, 28 s Sharp
Salick B. laborer, 302 Aliceanna
Salisbury E. H. coal agent Baltimore Steam
Packet Co. 198 Harford av
Sallinger Patrick, milkman, 642 w Pratt
Sallmann Wm. blacksmith, 97 s Wolfe
Salmon Adolphus P. salesman, 263 n Howard
Salmon Ann, 83 s Wolfe
Salmon Anthony, 293 Light
Salmon Anthony, jr., clerk, 293 Light
Salmon E. W. attorney, 26 n Calvert, dw 400
Saratoga
Salmon Philip A. (Samuel Bevan & Co.) 263
n Howard
Salomon Moses, dry goods, 653 w Baltimore
Salom Francis, grocery, 43 n Exeter
Salom John, (Henry Scofield & S.) 43 n
Exeter
Salter Theodore, painter, 100 s Regester
Saltzman Wm. laborer, 59 Preston
Salwin Catharine, Jefferson near Orleans
Salzer George, piano maker, 374 Lexington
Salzig August, stevedore, 134 s Wolfe
Salzig John, laborer, 134 s Wolfe
Same Mrs. Eleanor, laundress, 238 Canton av
Same John, printer, 23 Canton av
Samm Henry, cooper, 255 Cross
Sampson Charles, cigar maker, 4 s Central av
Samson Mrs. Mary, 387 Franklin
Samuel Joseph, pedler, 209 Canton av
Samuels Jacob, butcher, 12 Fell's Point Mar-
ket, dw 276 s Broadway
Sanborn Dr. D. M. 2 e Foundry
Sandaal Theodore, furniture repairer, 95 Or-
leans
Sand John, blacksmith, 66 s Carey
Sand Rev. John A. 37 Conway
Sander Albrecht, grocery, 117 Hill
Sander Henry, cabinet maker, 2.52 Canton av
Sander John, cigar maker, 35 Brown
Sander John, shoemaker, cor Monument and
Spring
Sander Wm. tailor, 137 Franklin
Sander Wm. shoemaker, 22 East
Sanders Alex, milkman, 93 Johnson
Sanders August, butcher, 133 n Bond
Sanders Benjamin, baker, 312 Aisquith
Sanders Beverly C. 81 Centre
Sanders Charlotte, 64 Block
Sanders Columbus, soldier, 129 William
Sanders Conrad, cigars, 69 Granby
Sanders Edward J. 23 n High
Sanders E. Jerome, clerk, 23 n High
Sanders Franklin, 92 e Baltimore
Sanders Geo. machinist, 26 Comet
Sanders Geo. W. bookkeeper, 292 w Fayette
Sanders Geo. (Geo. S. & Co.) 92 e Baltimore
Sanders Geo. ship carpenter, 33 Gittings
WM. P. "WIEiBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent '<SIntaal
Benefit Ufe Intmrance Co.. Ne^rarlE, ST. J.," 89 Second Street.
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SANDERS GEO. & CO., Importers
and Dealers in Tea, No. 65 Ex-
change place.
Sanders Geo. W. tailor, 61 Hanover, dw 62
Columbia
Sanders Geo. (Schroeder&S.) Charles 2doors
from Pratt
Sanders James A. police, 101 n Poppleton
Sanders James W. teacher, 92 e Baltimore
Sanders James B. machinist, 17 e Monument
Sanders J. Mason, clerk, 224 Madison av
Sanders John W. wood corder, 193 Mul-
berry
Sanders John H. ship joiner, 173 William
Sanders Mrs. Joseph, U. S. Hotel, 69 Presi-
ident
Sanders Joseph, 190 George
Sanders Joseph, 86 William
Sanders Peter J. milkman, 93 Johnson
Sanders Peter J. jr. bricklayer, 93 Johnson
Sanders Philip, shoemaker, 207 s Bond
Sanders Rebecca, boarding, 36 Forrest
Sanders Samuel F. clerk, 92 e Baltimore
Sanders Thomas, painter, 129 William
Sanders Wm. bookkeeper, 23 n High
Sanders Wm. confectioner, 17 Williamson al
Sanderson Albert, s w cor Gorsuch av and
Polk, Homestead
Sanderson Geo. H. salesman, 44 Courtland
Sanderson Henry, clerk, 129 s High
Sanderson John, jr. receiving clerk gas office,
114 Greenmount av
Sanderson John, laborer, 11 e Madison
Sanderson John J. ship carpenter, 228 Mont-
gomery
Sanderson Capt. Solomon S. 228 Montgom-
ery
Sandford Evelina, 65 Hollins
Sandler Wm. cooper, 22 Sterrett
Sandman Jos. H. n w cor Hampstead and
Wolfe
Sandor Dr. Adolph, 39 Fawn
Sandrock Julius F. grocer, 201 s Charles
Sands Charles, switch tender, 553 w Balti-
more
Sands & Dougherty, grain, seed, feed, guano,
&c. 44 s Frederick
Sands Elizabeth, 205 n Eutaw
Sands Henry, mariner, 59 Thames
Sands Jas. W. moulder, 452 w Lombard
Sands John, machinist, 489 w Lombard
Sands Lemuel G. T. clerk, 44 n Liberty
Sands Mrs. Mary Jane, 551 w Baltimore
Sands Richard, (S. & Dougherty,) 44 n Lib-
erty
Sands Saml, editor Baltimore Clipper, 244 n
Eutaw
Sand-s Dr. Wm. 79sPaca
Sandys Edwin, steel and copper plate printer,
over 621^ w Baltimore, dw 50 McElderry
Sane Wm. rags and bones, 198 Raborg
Sanfochs Wm. cedar cooper, 70 Portland
Sanford Edwd. bar tender, 48 Pine
Sanford Edwd. caterer, 40 Ross
Sanford Henry H. clerk to Gen. Tyler, Eagle
hotel, Hillen
Sanford Capt. John L. 240 n Eutaw
Sanford Samuel, telegraphist, 38)^ w Balti-
more
Sanft Mary, '-rocery, 80 s Wolfe
Sanftleben Gustavus, machinist, 170 Mont-
gomery
vSangston Binj. W. salesman, 121s Paca
SANGSTON GEU. E. clerk Superior Court,
79 n Eutaw
Sangston Geo. F,. jr. clerk, 79 n Eutaw
Sangston Jas. E. clerk office Superior Court,
29 Conway
Sangston Lawrence, 8 Waverly terrace, Frank-
lin square
Sangston Sarah A. shoe binder, 179 Stirling
Sank Corbin, wood, 139 Cross
Sank Corbin A. carpenter, 19 Bevan
Sank David, 316 s Charles
Sank Jas. W. drummer, 19 Bevan
Sank John W. bricklayer, 558 w Lombard
Sank Rachel, milliner, 72 n Eutaw
Sanks Abner D. carpenter, 163 Hollins
Sanks Mrs. Henrietta, (S. & Riggin,) 90
William
Sanks & Riggin, ship builders, foot of Cross,
s side of Basin
Sann L. 301 s Bond
Sanner Geo. H. bricklayer, 129 Mullikin
Sanner Geo. tailor, 83 n Central av
Sanner Jas. H. carpenter, 440 n Gay
Sanner John F. bookkeeper, 242 Eastern av
Sanner Capt. Josiah A mariner, 110 s High
Sanner Sylvester, superintend't Tract Society,
60 n Broadway
Sanner Thomas, keeper Madison square, 104
n Bond
Sansbury Richard, engineer, 447 w Lombard
Santer Charles, sr.ldier, 329 s Bond
Santner John, Uiliorer, Gist nr Essex
Santry John, 1;\ borer, Townsend
Santz Jacob, tailor, 178 s Central av
Sapp Chas. bricklayer. Falls av near Falls
road
Sapp Daniel, railroad man, 39 s Ann
Sapp Edward, laborer, 102 Hudson
Sapp Elizabeth, 102 Hudson
Sapp Fredk. painter, 278 Mulberry
Sapp Henry, laborer, Clinton s of Boston
Sapp Jacob, laborer, 21 James al
Sapp Jacob, boiler maker, 148 Orleans
Sapp Jas. bailiff, 21 McElderry
Sapp John H. carpenter, 153 s Washington,
F. P.
Sapp Jos. F. clerk, 2 Andre
Sapp Joshua Oliver, (Black & S.) 289 e Fay-
ette
Sapp Robt. police, 559 w Lombard
Sapp Mrs. Sarah, 101 Peirce
Sapp Wm. farmer, 321 e Lombard
Sapp Wm. painter, 2 Andre
Sapp Wm. 0. 223 e Lombard
Sapp Wm. Joseph, cooper, 114 Jefferson
Sappington Amanda, teacher, 251 w Fayette
Sappington Gerard H. carpenter, n e cor
Holland and Eden, dw 251 w Fayette
Sappington Mary E. teacher, 251 w Fayette
Sappington Dr. Richard, drug store, 124 n
Gay
SAPPINGTON DR. THOMAS, 207 Frank-
lin
Saptra Isadore, cap maker, 266 s Charles
Saratoga Building, s e cor Saratoga and Cal-
vert
Sarbackar Conrad, tailor, 57 n Pine
Sarbaugh Mrs. Amanda, 133 n Fremont
Sarbaugh John, tailor, 162 Stirling
Sargent Rev. Thos. B. 103 Park
HEBTRY ^lESE, Commission Merchant, for tlie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 31 Spear's Wliarfc
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Sarlouis Mrs. A. millinery, 1763^ Lexington,
dwl53
Sarlouis B. 153 Lexington
Sas Julius, laborer, 8 Barney
Sash Jos. cabinetmaker, 9 s Bond
Sasmanshausenn John, cabinet maker, 163
Conway
Sata Louis, laborer, 134 s Washington, F. P.
Satterfield John, tanner, 189 Forrest
Satterfield L. salesman, 187 n Gay
Satterfield Maria, boarding, 16 s Calvert
Satterfield Saml. S. 16 s Calvert
Settler Mrs. Catharine, 83 Franklin
Sattler H. mariner, 269 s Ann
Sattler Valentine, bookkeeper Simon's hotel,
28 and 30 w Fayette
Sattler Wm. (Chas. E. Dickey & Co.) 83
Franklin
Sauder Mrs. Elizabeth, Stockholm near Eu-
taw
Sauer Andrew, carman, 185 s Wolfe
Sauer Andrew, drayman, 95 n High
Sauer Casper, broom maker, 150 Low
Sauer Chas. cigar maker, 141 s Ann
Sauer Christian, laborer, 18 Ross
Sauer Christian, laborer, 259 s Bond
Sauer Conrad, laborer, 245 s Dallas
Sauer Edward, 14 Bank
Sauer Edward, at sugar house, 141 s Ann
Sauer Mrs. Elizabeth, 3 s Central av
Sauer Francis, drums, show cases, &c. 98 w
Baltimore, dw 29 Holiday
Sauer Geo. hackman, 218 Hamburg
Sauer Geo. furn. wagon, 215 Aliceanna
Sauer G. laborer, 313 Canton av
Sauer Henry, driver, 185 s Wolfe
Sauer John, shoemaker, 510 Light
Sauer John F. laborer, 252 s Durham
Sauer Joseph, laborer, 15 Cambridge
SAUERBERG J. D. & CO. importers and
dealers in brandies, liquors and cigars, 21
and 23 Light. — [Seep. 33^Jldvertisements.
Greene
Sauerbere; John
(J. D. S. & Co.) 38
Sauerhoff Geo. (Wm. A. House & Co.) cor
Pratt and Slemmer al
Sauerhoff Geo. H. moulder, 144 Hughes
Sauerhoff Henry, ship carpenter, 122 Hughes
Sauerhoff John F. ship carpenter, 144 Hughes
Sauerhoff John L. ship joiner, 144 Hughes
Sauerhoff Walter R. clerk, 144 Hughes
Sauerland Charles, carpenter, 2 n Regester
Sauerland Henry, piano maker, 257 s Paca
Sauerland Wm. grocer, 133Penna. av
Sauers Geo. carpenter, 4 Chesnut al
Sauers Mrs. Rachel, dress maker, 181 Wil-
liam
Sauerwald Frederick, police, 18 George
Sauerwald Jacob, basket maker, 1 Knox al
Saeurwald Wm. H. basket maker, 361 Lex-
ington
Sauerwein Daniel N. bricklayer, 203 Ramsay
Saucrwein Edwin A. (P. S.& Son,) 261 Lex-
ington
Sauerwein Elizabeth, 76 Park
Sauerwein Francis, carpenter, 58 Holland
Sauerwein Geo. P. bricklayer, 258 e Monu-
ment •
Sauerwein Geo. (G. S. & Co.) 76 Park
Sauerwein Geo. & Co. flour and commission
merchants, 153 n Howard
Sauerwein John, laborer, 128 Scott
Sauerwein Mrs. Mary, 261 Lexington
SAUERWEIN P. & SON, flour and produce
commission merchants, 101 n Howard
Sauerwein Peter G. collector internal revenue,
over 7 South, dw 114 n Greene
Sauffer John, laborer, 418 Canton av
Saul Anna, 175 s Bethel
Saul Elias, porter, 59 Penna av
Saul Levi, porter, 57 Penna av
Saul Joseph W. whip maker, 265 w Balti-
more, dw 299 Lexington
Saulsbury Alfred G. painter, 254 s Charles
Saulsbury Andrew J. tallow chandler, 138 s
Central av
Saulsbury Andrew C. sutler, 193 e Pratt
Saulsbury Edward, coal agent, 198 Harford av
Saulsbury James, wood dealer, 145 Cross
Saulsbury Margaret M. 66 Lee
Saulsbury Samuel D. cabinet maker, 431 w
Lombard
Saum Charles, cigar maker, 194 e Eager
Saumenig Mrs. Ann, 173 s Paca
Saumenig Conrad, 19 Penn
Saumenig Frederick E. clerk, 140 Columbia
Saumenig Henry, carpenter, 202 Scott
Saumenig Henry W. hospital steward, 202
Scott ■
Saumenig Jacob, flour and feed, 106 Columbia,
dw97
Saumenig John, 202 Scott
Saumeniic John W. carpenter, 51 Eislein,dw30
St. Peter
Saums Christian C. cigar maker, 490 Lexing-
ton
Saunders Barbara, dressmaker, 36 Dolphin
Saunders J. Mowton, engineer Gas Co., 659
w Lombard
Saunders Lewis H. printer, 10 s Gay
Saunders William U. barber, 807 w Balti-
more
Sauner Geo. W. tobacconist, 173 Conway
Sauner John H. snuflT, tobacco and cigars, 64
s Howard
Sauner Wm. F. cigar maker, 64 s Howard
Sauns Wm. 21 Spruce al
Saur Christian, locksmith, 125 Gougli
Sauter Charles, sr., 20 s Sharp
Sauter Charles, jr., silver plater, 20 s Sharp
Sauter F. soldier, 207 s Washington, F. P.
Sauter H. mariner, 269 s Ann
Sauter P. & Bro. plated coffin mountings, &c.,
20 s Sharp
Sauter Philip, (P. S. & Bro.) 20 s Sharp
Sauter Wm. (P. S. & Bro.) 20 s Sharp
Sautz Jacob, tailor, 178 s Central av
Savage Chas. E. junk dealer, 34 and 36 Lee,
dw 150 Hanover
Savage Edward, tinner, Eden near Orleans
Savage Joseph R. coach maker, 4 n Frederick,
dw 60 e Fayette
Savage Judah B. boarding, 204 s Ann
Savage Lawrence, laborer, 481 w Pratt.
Savage Wm. H. groceries, 102 Richmond
Saville Anna, 154 n Fremont
Saville Ann Jane, milliner, 36 w Pratt
Saville Francis, butcher, 139 Greenmount av
Saville James H. watchmaker and jeweler,
1101^ w Baltimore, dw Brown's Hotel
Saville John, machinist, 274 Mulberry
Saville Thomas, 169 Ross
Saville William, shoemaker, 24 McHenry
Savin Felix A. bookkeeper Bank of Com-
merce, 324 n Eutaw
Savin M. D. 90 McCuUoh
GEO. S. page: & BRO., Mnmif.^cturcrs of llooU tnul Kooaug Materials, 111 Smltbll
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Savin Rich'd T. bookkeeper Mechanics Bank,
324 n Eiitaw
Savin Mrs. Priscilla G. 82 Mulberry
Savin Wm. F. accountant, 324 n Eutaw
SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE, n w
Gay and Second
Sawkins Edward, machinist, 26 s Carey
Sawkins Frederick A. silver plater, over 24 s
Liberty, dw 31 s Carey
Sawyer Wm. government inspector. General
Wayne Inn
Sax Joseph, cabinet maker, 17 L. McElderry
Saxe Philip, sexton of Hanover Synagogue,
over 76 Centre Market space
Saxton Alexander H. at Baltimore Infirmary
Saxton James, laborer, 201 Exeter
Saxton Owen, baggage master, B. & 0. R. R,
524 Lexington
Saxton Dr. Ricliard, 97 Lexington
Saxton Wm. G. wheelwright, Mosher near
Foster al
Saxton Wm. H. clerk, 524 Lexington
Saxson Sarah, 198 s Wolfe
Sayers George, painter, 20 n Amity
Say Frank, laborer, Aliceanna near Cannon
Say John, clerk, 91 Warner
Saylor John, carpet dealer, 2 w Baltimore and
146 s Broadway, dw 9 n Front
Saylor John W. soldier, 9 n Front
Sayre James T. cigar maker, 482 Franklin
Sayre James T. tobacconist, 42 .Franklin
Scaler Carl, shoemaker, 171 s Bethel
Scalfield Wm. carpenter, 57 Short
Scally Hugh, barkeeper, 39 Centre Market
space
Scally John, porter, 232 e Baltimore
Scanlan Andrew, horse shoer, 29 New Church
Scanlan Daniel, laborer, 29 Ringgold
Scanlan James, cooper, 90 Hollins
Scanlon John, grocery, 17 s Regester
Scannan Ehza, seamstress, 621 w Pratt
Scarborough Benjamin, mariner, 98 York
Scarborough Ezekiel, hay dealer, Preston near
Ross, dw 196Penna. av
Scarborough John T. harness maker, 146 n
Fremont
Scarborough John, stone cutter, 199 Preston
Scarborough John, 114 n Fremont
Scarborough William A. collar maker, 114 n
Fremont
Scarborough Wilson, carpenter, 105 n Fre-
mont
Scarf Jame.s H. broom maker, 42 Pine
Scaefor Martin, laborer, 32 s Dewberry al
Scarff E. M^. clerk, 277 e Madison
Scarff Henry J. messenger Ct. Common Pleas,
277 e Madison
Scarlett Wm. G. clerk, 409 w Fayette
Schaab Mrs. Caroline, 33 s Dewberry al
Schaad Charles, liquors, 76 s Exeter
Schaaf Peter, tailor. 111 s Regester
Schaberlein Conrad, ship carpenter, 174 s
Central av
Schaahler Philip, shoemaker, 1 Chesnut al
Schacke Henry, shoemaker, 28 Albemarle
Schad Andrew, music teacher, 417 Lexington
SCHAD FRED'K, (Werneburg& S.)s e cor
Bond and Canton av
Schad George, clerk, 141 Conway
Schadel Phetal, cabinet maker, 418 Canton av
Schader Clias. curled hair maker, 871 w Pratt
Schaeb Caspar, shoemaker, 50 Raborg
Schaeck William, tailor, 36 Mount
Schaefer Adolphus C. general commission
merchant, up stairs, 50 South, dw 76 w
Centre
Schaefer Adolphus C. jr., clerk, 76 w Centre
Sdiaefer Charles, laborer, 100 York
Schaefer Charles, carpenter, 32 Bank
Schaefer Christian A. Ill n Charles
Schaefer Conrad, soldier, 27 Shakspear
Schaefer Conrad, laborer, 418 s Charles
Schaefer Daniel, baker, 251 s Paca
Schaefer Daniel, drayman, 85 Henrietta
Schaefer George, grocery, 76 n Gay
Schaefer Henry, ambrotyist, 671 w Baltimore
Schaefer John M. wood, cor Lancaster and
Caroline, dw 257 n Eden
Schaefer John C. cutter, 184 Madison av
Schaefer John, engineer, 415 w Lombard
Schaefer John, butcher, 100 Lexington mar-
ket, dw 1015 w Pratt
Schaefer Julius, tailor, 639 w Baltimore
Schaefer Jean, professor of music, 102 Sara-
toga
Schaefer J. C. cooper, 217 Pierce
Schaefer Mrs. Kate, Dover near Fulton
Schaefer Lewis B. , English and German School,
Franklin Hall, Eastern av near Bond, dw
217 Eastern av
Schaefer Michael, lager beer, 274 n Central av
Schaefer Nicholas, cabinet maker, 178 Raborg
Schaefer Reinhardt, cabinet maker, 54 Chats-
worth
Schaeffer Adam, factory hand, 3 McHenry
Schaeffer Adam, laborer, 2 Shakspear
Schaeffer Allen G. tinware and storehouse,
114 n Gay
Schaeffer August, tailor, 383 w Pratt
Schaeffer Andrew, laborer, 103 Eastern av
Schaeffer Charles H. carts and drays, 160
Columbia
Schaeffer Conrad, ship carpenter, 174 s Cen-
tral av
Schaeffer Caroline, grocery, 150 n Central av
Schaeffer C. W. coach and wagon maker, 149
and 151 n High
Schaeffer Conrad, sawyer, 85 s Chapel
Schaeffer Christian C. laborer, 3 Buren
Schaeffer Daniel, tobacconist, 44 s Schroeder
Schaeffer Edward K. 36 Mulberry
Schaeffer Ernest L. cooper, 226 s Charles
Schaeffer Mrs. Elizabeth, 204 Mulberry
Schaeffer F. sugar refiner, over 41 Centre
Market space
Schaeffer Mrs. F. M. C. 128 Cathedral
Schaeffer George, butcher, 37 Hoffman
Schaeffer George E. butcher, 22 n Amity
Schaeffer George, huckster, 2 Hasselberger ct
Schaeffer George, laborer, 27 Brown
Schaeffer George, carpenter, 172 Lee
Schaeffer George, tavern, 423 w Baltimore
Schaeffer Henry, cooper, 7 Mullikin
Schaeffer Henry F. clerk, 54 Chatsworth
Schaeffer Henry, cabinet maker, 61 Forrest
Schaeffer Henry, laborer, 134 Eastern av
Schaeffer John C. clothing cutter, 184 w Mad-
ison
Schaeffer John, cooper, 389 s Charles
Schaeffer John F. watchman, 47 Stirling
Schaeffer John F. labored, 282 s Durham
Schaeffer Justus, wheelwright, 89 Harrison
Schaeffer Philip, shoemaker, 523 Saratoga
Schaeffer Reinhart, locksmith, 118 s Howard
Schaeffer Wm. G. salesman, Mansion house
Schaeffer Wm. A. 609 w Lombard
P. \VE33, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insnrance Agent and Brolter. Agent
Benefit Life InsTirance Co., New^arU, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Schaeffer Wm. G. clerk, 116 German
Schaeffer Wm. tavern, 363 Canton av
Schaeffner Ernst, cooper, 226 s Charles
Schaepperle Christian, tinner, 255 s Charles
SCHAER JOHN F. confectionery, ice cream
and oyster saloon, 52 e Baltimore
Schaer Wentlein, farmer, n e cor Adams and
Jackson, Homestead
Schafer Anton, mariner, 168 s Wolfe
Schafer Adam, waggoner, 170 Henrietta
Schafer Barbara, 246 s Durham
Schafer Conrad, shoemaker, 168 s Durham
Schafer Charles, tailor, 31 s Caroline
Schafer Daniel R. clerk, 177 Preston
Schafer Mrs. Esther A. 177 Preston
Schafer Francis J. laborer, 341 Columbia
Schafer Frederick, grocery, 268 Aliceanna
Schafer Gabriel, shoemaker, 291 e Eager
Schafer George A. wood, 306 Aisquith
Schafer George, farm laborer, Belair av near
city limits
Schafer Henry, police, 215 n Bond
Schafer John, shoemaker, 33 s Regester
Schafer Mrs. Margaret, 534 Saratoga
Schafer Michael, 251 Aliceanna
Schafer Martin, baker, 21 s Wolfe
Schafer Paul, milk, Belair av, near city limits
Schafer Robert, sutler, 23 n Schroeder
Schafer Thomas, cooper, 43 s Eden, and cor
Canal and Canton av, dw Bank near Ann
Schaffer Augustus, (David S. & Bro.) 11
Harrison
Schaffer Mrs. Catharine, grocery, 231 Hen-
rietta
Schaffer David & Bro. coachsmiths, 20 w
Fayette, dw D. S. 26 n Gay
Schaffer Frederick, laborer, 231 Henrietta
Schaffer George, porter, 42 Henrietta
Schaffer Henry, spice grinder, 156 Franklin
Schaffer Herman, butcher, McHenry w of
Fulton
Schaffer John, tailor, 84 Somerset
Schaffer John, 25Shakspear
Schaffer John, 437 Lexington
Schaffer John, blacksmith, 42 Henrietta
Schaffer James, clerk, 4 Lanvale
Schaffer Joseph, carriage maker, 89 Harrison
Schaffer Leaman, tailor, 7 Port
Schaffer Michael, carter. 111 Peirce
Schaffer Mary C. tobacco, 437 w Pratt
Schaffer Mrs. Sophia, 210 Stirling
Schaffer Wm. cigar maker, 42 Henrietta
Schaffer Wm. cabinet maker, 33 Booth
Schaffer Wm. H. tinner, 128 Penna av, dw 4
w Lanvale
Schaffield John, carpenter, 148 n Central av
Schafftlein Moritz, blacksmith, 25 Armistead
Schageman Bernard, tobacconist, 294 Aisquith
Schaible Charles F. baker, 535 w Baltimore
Schaible Charles F. jr., baker, 535 w Balti-
more
Schak John, baker, 45 Ellicott, Canton
Schaier Henry, laborer, 30 Haubert
Schail John H. grinder, 49 Holiday
Schallcng Herman, piano maker, 357 s Charles
Schaller John, baker, 298 s Bond '
Schamburger Andrew, cooper, 156 Bethel
Schamel Bernard, cooper, 181 s Ann
Schamel Christian, cooper, 194 Eastern av
Schammel August, cooper, 143 s Caroline
Schana Bernard, grocery, 147 Hill
Schanberger Henry, shoemaker, 15 Courtland
Schandclee Francis, shoemaker, 19^ e Eager
Schane Anthony, iron roller, 230 Aliceanna
Schaner Conrad, 184 s Bethel
Schaner Margaret, 184 s Bethel
Schank Martin, milkman, Clinton nr. Ellicott
Schanze Martin, baker, 54 Portland
Schaper Wm. H. currier, 215 n Bond
Scharburg Henry, tailor, 185 Hanover
Schardt Caspar, 239 n Bond
Schawartz Philip F. bootmaker, 25 n Central
avenue
Scharf Christian, tailor, 8 Walker
Scharf Elijah T. watchman, 144 Rosa
Scharf Elisha, boiler maker, 72 Division
Scharf Robert, huckster, 435 Lexington
Scharf Thomas G. 825 w B'lltimore
SCHARF WM. real estate broker, 67 w Fay-
ette, dw Charles, near northern boundary
Scharf William J. lime, hair and feed, 825 w
Baltimore, dw 821
Scharf William J. jr. huckster, 19 s Repub-
lican
Scharf William M. plasterer, 177 n Eden
Scharf Tho's G. lumber, 848 w Baltimore, dw
s e cor Baltimore and Carey
Schargo John, soldier, 129 Peirce
Scharrer J. G. cutter, 53 Josephine
Scharrer John, tailor, 53 Josephine
Scharrer John, tailor, 214 w Pratt
Scharrer John, cigar maker, 214 w Pratt
Scharrer Paul, cigar maker, 4 Josephine
Schart John, wood sawyer, 23 Preston
Schaub Christian, tailor, 54 n Caroline
Schaub Fred'k, dry goods, 52 s Paca
Schaub Henry, dry goods, 242 s Charles
Schaub Henry, carter, 4 n Caroline
Schaub John, paver, 245 Peirce
Schaub John, lager beer, 84 Albemarle
Schaub John, jr. tin and sheet iron worker,
84 Albemarle
Schaub John G., Powhatan Hall, Broadway,
2d door n of Thames
Schaub John G. shoemaker, 283 e Pratt
Schaub Lewis A. shoemaker, 283 e Pratt
Schaub Lewis, shoemaker, 283 e Pratt
Schaubusch John, laborer, 35 Burke
SCHAUER MARTIN, merchant tailor, 3
Water, dw 108 Chew
Schauer George, proprietor of Logan Hall, n e
cor Bank and Bond, and restaurant and dw
199 e Pratt
Schauffelberg Mrs. Elizabeth, 95 Columbia
Schaum Mrs. Caroline, grocer, 285 Light
Schaum Catherine, tailoress, 1 Armistead la
Schaum Charles, soldier, 285 Light
Schaum Charles A. professor of music, .490
Light
Schaum Christian, glass blower, 32 Hughes
Schaum Mrs. Christine, 145 s Charles
Schaum Lewis, vinegar maker, 285 Light
Schaum Lewis, glass blower, 110 Hughes
Schaum Louis A. clerk, 19 s Gay
Schaum Wm. glass blower, 32 Hughes
Schaum Wm. L. glass blower, 32 Hughes
Schaumberg Henry, carpenter, 4 Leadenhall
Schaumloffel Wm. watchmaker, 46 Ross
Schauner Charles, carter, 209 Aliceanna
Schaup Henry, tailor, 239 e Eager
Schaupp John, barrel dealer, 251 w Biddle
Schaur Charles B. cloth cutter, 222 n Cen-
tral av
Schaur Martin, tailor, 108 Chew
Schausell Golleib, cigar maker, 22 Sterret
Scheaffer John A. whitewasher, 5 New
jr. HEiVRY GIEISE:, Commlsxion Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
RoMendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI gear's Wharf.
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Scheck John, cooper, 47 President
Scheckels William, fisherman. Fort av near
William
Schedel Jacob, baker, 297 Franklin
Scheefer Sebastian B. carman, 256 Hanover
Scheeler Henry, cupper and leecher, 667 w
Baltimore
Scheeler John, cigar maker, 366 Light
Scheeler John J. shoemaker, 4 Dewberry al
Scheeler Louis, cigar maker, 366 Light
Scheeler Wm. baker, 72 s Bond
Scheeley George, farmer, 284 Penna. av
Scheer Mary A. cloaks, mantillas, &c. 65 Lex-
ington
Scheerer Geo. W. cabinet maker, 4 e Second
Scheerer Geo. W. cigar maker, 25 Perry
Scheetz Frank, laborer, n w cor Lombard and
L. Durham
Scheffer John, cabinet maker, 135 n Central av
Scheffer John W. restaurant, 39 s Paca
Scheffer Wm. barkeeper, 39 s Paca
Scheib George, carpenter, 96 n Schroeder
Scheib Rev. Henry, 37 Holiday
Scheibe August, moulder,Vincent nr Baltimore
Scheiber Harmon, barber, 299 Eastern av
Schelhous Geo. piano maker, 78 Leadenhall
Scheidler C. A. music teacher, 122 n Paca
Scheldt Henry, laborer, 236 s Bond
Scheldt Jacob, 26 Haw
Scheibring John, carter, 332 s Charles
Schein Adam, butcher, 55 Belair market, dw
Belair av near Baltimore cemetery
Scheiner John, laborer, 12 Burke
Scheinholtz Wm. baker, 92 Eastern av
Scheipler Mrs. Fredericka, 7 L. Church
Scheit John, soldier, 28 Pine
Scheit Mrs. Margaret, 28 Pine
Scheitel Wentzel, cabinet maker, 85 Grindall
Scheflein Jacob, laborer, 212 s Bond
Scheflein Peter, potter, 212 s Bond
Schekner Fred'k J. porter, 23 Concord
Schelaen Michael, broom maker, 140 s Reg-
ester
Scheldt Conrad, shoemaker, 35 McElderry
Schell Alman, barkeeper, 32 Bank
Schell Henry, barkeeper, 34 Bank
Schellenberger George, fancy store, 53 e Bal-
timore, dw Caroline near Mulliken
Scheller Christopher, turner, 97 s Wolfe
Scheller Ernest, grocer, 321 Penna av
Scheller Henry, barber, 667 w Baltimore
Schellhas Wm. restaurant, 35 n Paca
Schem Catherine, 516 Light
Schem John, beer brewer, 516 Light
Schemltzer Joseph, tailor, 133 West
Schemmer John, blacksmith, 123 West
SCHENCK REV. N. H. 212 n Charles
Schenck Wm. carpenter, 86 s Fremont
Schendelm Fritz, cooper, 42 s Exeter
Scheney Sophia, 171 w Fayette
Schenkel Catherine, 272 Hanover
Schenkel Conrad, baker, 67 Henrietta
Schenkel Elizabeth, seamstress, 272 Hanover
Schenkel Jacob, hatter, 154 Columbia
Schenkel John, laborer, 139 Hamburg
Schennich John, laborer, 210 s Wolfe
Schentall Henry, furniture, 230 Canton av
Schenthall Mrs. M. second-hand dealer, 191 s
Bond
Schepeler Christopher, furniture repairer, 70 e
Fayette
Schepeler F. (A. Schumacher & Co.) 72 Lex-
ington
Schepeler Francis W. upholsterer, 70 e Fay-
ette
Scheppach J. G. bakery, 166 William
Scheppach John M. restaurant, 171 w Pratt
Scherdell Joseph, laborer, Liberty road near
Fremont
Scherer Adam, shoemaker, 33 s Wolfe
Scherer Christr. cabinet maker, 11 Harrises
Scherer Fredk. cabinet maker, 94 n Central av
Scherer John, lager beer, 582 w Baltimore
Scherer Peter, laborer, 64 Johnson
Schergeler Fredk. shoemaker, 450 w Baltimore
Scherman Conrad, laborer, 174 s Central av
Scherman Geo. blacksmith, 20 Orleans
Scherman Lina, grocery, 20 Orleans
Scherrer Joseph, potter, 132 s Spring
Schertel Michael, 5 Baker's ct
Scherzer Lewis, cabinet maker, 55 Conway
Schetter Theodore, tailor, 49 Clay
Scheub Peter, tailor, 258 s Sharp
Scheuerman Charles, tavern, 71 Hanover
Scheuerman George, tailor, 58 s Washington,
F. P.
Scheuerman Herman, butcher, 53 Hanover
market, dw Frederick road
Scheuett George, tailor, 165 s Regester
Scheuffle Christian, butcher, 9 Laurens
Scheuffle John, butcher, 9 Laurens
Scheuman Paul, mattress maker, 42 Harrison
Scheuring Michael, laborer, 311 Charles
Scheyed Godfrey A. butcher, 312 s Eutaw
Scheytt John H. harness maker, 189 Raborg
Schick Michael, clothing cutter, 240 s Eutaw
Schickle Henry, musician, 287 s Bond
Schickner Thos. locksmith, 55 Leadenhall
Schier Charles, grocery, 140 s Howard
Schierbaum August, barkeeper, 74 s Charles
Schiermer Charles, tailor, 21 e Monument
Schiesler Mrs. Gertrude, 131 Camden
Schifer John, laborer, 265 e Lombard
Schiff Frederick, baker, 117 Ross
Schiff Mrs. Leon, clothing, 127 n Howard
Schiff Meyer, clothier, 97 and 123 n Howard
Schiffer John, music professor, 60 Park
Schiffer Joseph, carpenter, 62 Ross
Schifferer Gottfried, laborer, 85 Eastern av
Schildvicter Gotleib, butcher, 13 Laurens
Schiller Charles, machinist, 11 Swan, dw 17 e
Fayette
Schiller George, tailor, n w cor Hampstead
and Wolfe
Schiller ■, car driver, 276 s Bond
Schillenberg D. butcher, 7 Hanover market,
dw 130 Columbia
Schillenberger Michael, laborer, 131 s Chapel
Schillenslager Mathias, provisions, cor Dallas
and Orleans
Schillenger George, baker, 281 Light
Schillenger Sophia, tavern, 19 Warren
Schillinberger George, wig maker and barber,
53 e Baltimore, dw 50 n Caroline
Schillinberger Geo. J. hair dresser, 53 e Pratt
Schilling Charles, potter, 48 Lancaster
Schilling George, wheelwright, 126 Green-
mount av
Schilling John, wheelwright, 126 Greenmount
av
Schilling John, shoemaker, 206 s Durham
SCHILLING & LINDEMAN, wholesale
liquor dealers, 59 s Charles
Schilling Richard, teacher, 20 n Pine
Schilling Thomas, laborer, rear of 300 Alice-
OaSiO, S. PAGB Si BRO., Maniifacturers of Roof« nnd Roofing Materlalg, 111 Smltln's
Wlinrf. C. HART SaHTH, Agent.
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Schilling Peter, 177 s Chapel
Schilling Wm. (S. & Lindenian,) 147 s Charles
Schillinger Henry, baker, 10] n Calvert
SchilJinger Henry, porter, 57 John
Schillinger S. clerk, 101 n Calvert
Schilp William, teacher, ]3 s Frederick
Schimmell Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 154 s
Charles
Schimminger John, tailor, 35 Preston
Schimp Christifin, barber, 247 s Broadway
Schindhelm Elias F. engineer, 46 German
Schingle George F. whitewasher, 14 Harmo-
ny la
Schingle Mary, whitewasher, 14 Harmony la
Schinnick John H. carpenter, 141 s Washing-
ton F. P.
Schipenreif Caspar, 43 Henrietta
Schipp Henry, 89 n Central av
Schipper Henry, laborer, 6 Beal's ct
Schirm Charles, tailor, 33 n Frederick
Schirm Conrad, tailor, 90 n Gay
Schissler Michael, bricklayer, 79 Eastern av
Schlagee Frederick, wheelsman, Henry near
Covington
Schlarb Henry, (P. & H. S.) 53 William
Schlarb P. & H. curriers and leather dealers,
61 s Sharp, dw P. S. 53 William
Schlang Anton, blacksmith, 332 Mulberry
Schlaum Adam, laborer, 277 s Dallas
Schlaur Peter, carter, 238 s Dallas
Schleck Andrew, tailor, 207 s Bond
Schlee John J. shoemaker, 307 Forrest
Schleeper George, laborer, 401 Light
Schleerer Augustus, shoemaker, 148 Vine
Schleig Adam, tailor, 8 Anthony
Schleig Robert, carpenter. Chase, near Cen-
tral av
Schleigh Ernest, butcher, 13 Centre and 107
Belair markets, dw 66 Greenmount av
Schlegel Ferdinand, flour, 318 s Sharp
Schleicher Valentine, 67 Hampstead
SCHLEIFERT WM. groceries and liquors,
s e cor Lombard and Liberty
Schlein John H. shoemaker, 75 Harrison
Schleker Margaret, cook, 33 Bevan
Schlemm Valentine, gardener, 6 s Greene
Schlens Adolph, tobacconist, 98 Hanover
Schlens Adolphus, clerk, 17 German
Schler Michael, tailor, 228 Saratoga
Schlerd John, laborer, 203 Aliceanna
Schlerrett John, laborer, 43 Slemmer al
Schlerrett Mrs. Rebecca, seamstress, 58 John-
son
SCHLERF MELCHOIR, baker, 315 s
Charles
Schlerff Philip, laborer, 276 s Sharp
Schlesinger George, barber, 65 President
Schlesinger Henry, 30 Marion
Schlesinger Louis, 115 Orleans
Schlesinger Peter, barber, Park, near Marion,
dw 30 Marion
Schleunes Francis, (S. & Hinrichs,) 22 n Paca
Schleunes & Hinrich, cloths, cassimeres, &c.,
89 w Baltimore
Schleusel John, shoemaker, 22 Park
Schley Ernest, butcher, 66 Greenmount av
Schley Mrs. Elizabeth, 74 s Exeter
Schley Frederick C. confectioner, 116n Caro-
line
Schley Frederick, tailor, 107 Orleans
Schley Frederick, woodsawyer, 59 Gough
Schley George, tailor, 61 Mullikin
Schley Miss," music teacher, 171 w Biddle
Schley John G. tobacconist,cor Gay and For-
rest, dw 74 McElderry
Schley John T. custom house clerk, 257 Lex-
ington
Schley Mrs. Lydia, confectionery, 120 s How-
ard
Schley Samuel R. 68 n Charles
Schley Col. Wm. Louis, U. S. A., 300 Sara-
toga
Schley Wm. H. oyster packer, 120s Howard
Schley Wm. counsellor at law, 79 w Fayette,
dw 68 n Charles
Schley Wm. jr., 68 n Charles
Schliber John, tailor, 15 Somerset
Schlickerman Henry, grocery, 224 Columbia
Schlieper Conrad, laborer, 421 Canton av
Schliger Dorothea, whitewasher, 24 Shakspear
Schliger John, laborer, 28 Shakspear
Schlim Henry, laborer, 71 e Lombard
Schlimbach Valentine, laborer, 19 Port
Schlinkman Caspar, coach maker, 812 w Bal-
timore
Schlipner Christopher, tailor, 341 e Lombard
Schlipner George, tailor, 341 e Lombard
SchlippJohn, piano maker, 103 Hill
Schlipper August, barber, 152 Hamburg, dw
409 Light
Schlipper George, barber, 409 Light
Schlissler Conrad, butcher, Polk near Gorsuch
av. Homestead
Schlissler Herman, butcher, Polk near Gor-
such av, Homestead
Schlissner Mary, fancy store, 183 e Pratt
Schlissner Max. painter, 183 e Pratt
Schlitner Charles, shoemaker, 280 s Charles
Schlitt Adam, bookbinder, 43 Cross
Schlitt John, laborer, 24 Barnes
Schloegel Rev. C. A. 129 s Bond
Schloman Henry, cigar maker, n w cor Frede-
rick and Fayette
Schloman Ernst, varnisher, n e cor Fayette
and Frederick
Schloman Henry, cigar maker, n e cor Fayette
and Frederick
Schlop Joseph, tailor, 26 s Paca
Schlorp Eliza. 53 William
Schlorp Frederick, 53 William
Schlorp Henry C. confectioner, 53 William
Schlorp Henry J. currier, 53 William
Schlorp Philip F. currier, 53 William
Schloss & Bro. merchant tailors, 19 Light
Schloss David, 39 Fawn
Schloss Elizabeth, crockery, 220 Aliceanna
Schloss Emanuel, (S. & Bro.) 26 s Paca
Schloss Joseph, grocery, 166 Gough
Schloss Joseph, (S. & Bro.) 26 s Paca
Schloss Lazarus, 236 Aliceanna
Schloss Moses, shoemaker, 57 Harrison
Schloss Nathan, clothier, 229 s Broadway
Schloss Wm. (Kahn & S.) 131 Mulberry
Schloss Wm. merchant, 132 Mulberry
Schloss Wm. clothier, 169 s Broadway
Schlote Henry, umbrella maker, 190 Canton av
Schlott Conrad, (S. & Petzold,) 374 Saratoga
SCHLOTT & PETZOLD, liquors, wines,
&c., 124 w Lombard
Schlottenhaufer Wolfgang, 29 Hampstead
Schlottheimer Henry, furs, 208 Lexmgton
Schluderberg Wm. butcher, 60 Hanover mar-
ket, dw Laudenslager's hill
Schlueter Henry, carter, 8 s Central av
Schlueter Herman, bookkeeper, 14 n Liberty
Schlukerber Anna, laundress", 53 Greenwillow
■WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Inanrance Agent and Broker. Agent
B«uent lisfe Insurance Co., NewarU, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
' Mutual
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Schluttenhoefer Wolfcom, shoemaker, 29 '
Hampstead
Schlutter August, blacksmith, Holiday near
Saratoga, dw Baltimore co
Schlutter Christopher, dry goods, 306 n How-
ard
Schlutter Francis, blacksmith, n e cor Chew
and Eden
Schlutter John G. stoves, cor Chew and Eden
Schmalz George, shoemaker, 226 s Charles
Schmalz Matthew, music teacher, 80 Gough
Schmaus Matthias, shoemaker, 153 n Eden
Schmeidt August, laborer, 189 n Dallas
SCHMEING A. G. tavern. 98 Thames
Schmekepier Frederick, laborer, 122s Charles
Schmell Charles, porter, 254 w Pratt
Schmelz John, shoemaker, 242 s Paca
Schmelz JLiOuisa, tailoress, 61 Centre Market
space
Schmelz Paul, cabinet maker, 18 George
Schmelzin John laborer, 336 Mulberry
Schmehz Geo. W. shoemaker, 382 Lexington
Schmenner Daniel, baker, 190 w Biddle
Schmenner John H. grocer, 255 Franklin
Schmenk George, saddler, 124 Granby
Schmerback Lorenzo, 3 Court Row
Schmermundt Peter, laborer, 217 Aliceanna
Schmet lithographer, 32 e Pratt
Schmett Jacob, carpenter, 333 e Madison
Schmett George, sawyer, 154 Raborg
Schmett John, drayman, 60 Cider al
Schmett John, laborer, 226 Washington, F. H.
Schmett John, cutter, Gen. Wayne Inn
Scliraeuser Ovich, 47 Fawn
Schmick John, laborer, 147 William
Schmick John H. grocery, 125 Camden
Schmick Louis, shoemaker, 145 n Eden
Schmick Philip, slate yard, s w cor West Falls
av and Bowley and 35 Watson, dw 21 Wat-
son
Schmickebier Theodore, 63 s Howard
Schmidt Adam, carter, 202 e Lombard
Schmidt Adam, lager beer, 274 e Pratt
Schmidt Agaziers, shoemaker, 429 Lexington
Schmidt Albert, baker, 130 Saratoga
Schmidt Albert, cigar maker, 42 n Frederick
Schmidt Mrs. Amelia, confectionery, w Balti-
more, near city limits
Schmidt Andrew, tailor, 105 e Lombard
Schmidt Andrew, musician, 225 Canton av
Schmidt August, cabinet maker, 290 n Cen-
tral av
Schmidt Mrs. Benjamin, dress maker, 94 Al-
bemarle
Schmidt Barbara, 62 n Schroeder
Schmidt Berkhart, tailor, 304 w Pratt
Schmidt Berkhart, laborer, 317 Canton av
Schmidt Camilla F. 243 n Howard
Schmidt Casper, cabinet maker, 297 n Cen-
tral av
Schmidt Catherine, tailoress, 119 Jefferson
Schmidt Charles, laborer, Henry nr. Hughes
Schmidt Charles, (S. & Trowe,) 36 e Pratt
Schmidt Charles, seaman, 179 s Chapel
Schmidt Charles, cigar maker, 36 n Frederick
Schmidt Christian, boots and shoes, 785 w
Baltimore
Schmidt Christian, laborer, Winans row
Schmidt Christian, laborer, 950 w Baltimore
Schmidt Christopher, tailor, 304 w Pratt
Schmidt Christopher, barber, Howard House,
59 Garden
Schmidt Edward, tailor, 6 Watson
Schmidt Eliza F. dry goods and trimmings,
243 n Howard
Schmidt Mrs. Elizabeth, 185 Hamburg
Schmidt Mrs. Elizabeth, 81 Jordan al
Schmidt Emanuel, shoemaker, 367 Light
Schmidt Emily T. 243 n Howard
Schmidt Ernest, locksmith, 584 w Baltimore
Schmidt Francis, laborer, 259 s Bond
Schmidt Fritz, wagoner, 62 Albemarle
Schmidt Geo. cabinet maker, 64 Perry
Schmidt Geo. carter, 202 e Lombard
Schmidt Geo. tailor, 44 s Chapel
Schmidt Geo. shoemaker, 1 n Calvert, dw223
e Monument
Schmidt Geo. shoemaker, 273 n Central av
Schmidt George, laborer, Lanvale road
Schmidt Harman, shoemaker, 9 w Fayette
Schmidt Harman, 42 n Frederick
Schmidt Henry, laborer, 3 s Frederick
Schmidt Henry, tailor, 60 Albemarle
Schmidt Henry D. hay and straw, 17 Booth,
dw 108 Hollins
Schmidt Henry, lab'r. Clinton nr. O'Donnell
Schmidt Henry, cooper, 18 Peach al
Schmidt Henry, 113 s Ann
Schmidt Henry, tailor, 128 Conway
Schmidt Jacob, 42 s Howard
Schmidt Jacob, jar maker, 3 Brannan ct
Schmidt Jacob, tailor, 256 s Eutaw
Schmidt Jacob F. paper hanger, 233 s Eutaw
Schmidt Jacob, tailor, 210 s Charles
Schmidt Jacob, cooper, 323 s Bond
Schmidt Mrs. Jacob, shoe findings, 312 w Pratt
Schmidt John C. blacksmith, 233 s Eutaw
Schmidt John A. shoemaker, 108 s Caroline
Schmidt John, tailor, 13 L. McElderry
Schmidt John, laborer, 22 Hull's la
Schmidt John, laborer, 45 Albemarle
Schmidt John, laborer, 39 e Lombard
Schmidt John, tailor, 349 e Lombard
Schmidt John, laborer, 77 n Bond
Schmidt John, butcher, 108 n Bethel
Schmidt John, printer, s e cor Chapel and
Lombard
Schmidt John, cooper, 143 s Caroline
Schmidt John, cutter. Gen. Wayne Inn
Schmidt John, cabinet maker, 10 Etna la
Schmidt John P. porter, 158 Burgundy al
Schmidt John, tailor, 165 Hamburg
SCHMIDT JOHN, merchant tailor, 3 n Lib-
erty, dw Gen. Wayne Inn
Schmidt John, cigars', 28 Albemarle
Schmidt John, laborer, 89 s Chapel
Schmidt John, laborer, 80 s Chapel
Schmidt John, laborer, 335 e Lombard
Schmidt John, cutter, 28 Mulberry
Schmidt John, well digger, 100 Leadenhall
Schmidt John F. shoemaker, 3 s Frederick
Schmidt John, laborer, 316 s Dallas
Schmidt John, cooper, 222 Frederick av
Schmidt John, restaurant, 241 Eastern av
Schmidt Dr. J. 94 n Eutaw
Schmidt John, soldier, w Baltimore near city
limits
Schmidt John, porter, s w cor Lombard and
Wolfe
Schmidt John P. porter, 158 Burgundy al
Schmidt John, shoemaker, 33 Penn
Schmidt John, shoemaker, 42 Leadenhall
Schmidt John, brickmaker, 185 Hamburg
Schmidt John, shoemaker. Liberty road near
Penna. av
Schmidt John, laborer, 28 Abey al
J. HEIVKY GIESJS, Conunlsslon Merchant, for tl>e sale of Flour, GrnlKi, Seeds, &&.
Boseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Hand, ^1 Spear's Wliarf.
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Schmidt Joseph, (Seigel, Greenbaum & 8.) 75
s Sharp
Schmidt Joseph, laborer, 108 Lancaster
Schmidt Joseph, carpenter, 175 Stirling
Schmidt Lewis, baker, 204 e Pratt
Schmidt Lewis, laborer, 233 s Dallas
Schmidt Louis, porter, 20 Rock
SCHMIDT LOUIS, lager beer Saloon, 54
German
Schmidt Louisa H. 243 n Howard
Schmidt Ludwig, cooper, 30 Dover
Schmidt Margaret, laundress, Cross near
Johnson
Schmidt Mrs. Mary, confection 'y, 10 Warner
Schmidt Mary A. 243 n Howard
Schmidt Matthias, wheelwright, Frederick
road near toll gate
Schmidt Michael, laborer, 206 s Wolfe
Schmidt Michael, grocery, 187 Eastern av
Schmidt Michael, carpenter, 15 Ringgold
Schmidt Michael, butcher, 474 w Pratt
Schmidt Michael, upholsterer, 3 n Wolfe
Schmidt Michael F. silver plater, 8 Water
Schmidt Nicholas, cooper, 109 n Central av
Schmidt Peter, carpenter, 177 Lemmon
Schmidt Peter, 172 Canton av
Schmidt Philip, baker, 10 Warner
Schmidt Philip, tobacconist, 4 Bedford al
Schmidt Philip D. hay packer, Hughes duay
and 50 King, dw Hollins w of Carey
Schmidt Philip, tavern, 4 Park
Schmidt Rudolph, cigar maker, 42 n Frederick
Schmidt & Trowe, lithographers, over s w
cor German and Sharp
Schmidt Theodore A. music dealer, 34 n
Charles
Schmidt Theodore, lager beer, Baltimore near
Fremont, dw 71 Goodman al
Schmidt Ulrich, cabinet maker, 263 e Eager
Schmidt Wilhelmina, laundress, 125 Camden
Schmidt Wm. cooper, 16 Peach al
Schmidt Wm. J. confectioner, 669 w Baltimore
Schmidt Wm. R. book binder, 94 w Baltimore,
dw 66 n Gay
Schmidtman August, tailor, 65 n Frederick
Schmier Frederick, shoemaker, 225 Light
Schminke Ann, confection'yi 395 w Baltimore
Schminke George, saddler, 124 e Pratt
Schminke Henry, shoemaker, 334 s Sharp
Schminke Lewis, tinner, 205 s Eutaw
Schminke Wm. shoemaker, 312 Aliceanna
Schminke Frederick, confectioner, 395 w Bal-
timore
Schmirmund John, carter, 310 William
Schmiit Adam, shoemaker, 100 Pierce
Schmitt Andrew, baker, 327 e Madison
Schmitt Francis, tailor, 32 s Wolfe
Schmitt Henry M. fisherman, 200 Covington
Schmitt Matthias, nightman, 48 s Regester
Schmitt Michael, cutter, 64 Walnut al
Schmitt Peter, tailor, 307 s Bond
Schmitt Peter, laborer, 48 s Regester
Schmitt, Valentine J. blacksmith, 346 Light
Schmitt' Wm. P. cabinet maker. Spring near
Madison
SCH M ITZ HENRY, tavern keeper, 2 s Fred-
erick
Schmitz Theodore, 645 w Baltimore
Schmuff Geo. baker, 121 Mullikin
Schmitt Valentine, varieties, 674 Lexington
SCHMUNG A. G. 98 Thames
Schniu.s G. grocery, 63 Orchard
Schnare Jacob, laborer, 520 Penna av
Schnapp Richard, restaurant, n e cor Paca and
Rosa
Schnauffer Wm. iron roller, 6 Fountain
SCHNAUFFER WM. proprietor Baltimore
Wfccker, and German book and job printer,
3 n Frederick
Schneck John, hackman, 258 e Lombard
Schneider Adam, shoemaker, 164 Sarah Ann
Schneider Adam, street paver, 87 n Bond
Schneider Adam, tailor, 8 Anthony
Schneider Adam, tinner, 68 s Central av
Schneider Conrad, tailor, 8 New Church
Schneider Caspar, cigar maker, C6 Eislein
Schneider Charles, butcher, 393 Penna av
Schneider Mrs. Elizabeth, 24 n Dallas
Schneider Elizabeth, 142 s Central at
Schneider Frederick, laborer, 39 Brown
Schneider Frederick, brewery, 249 Aliceanna
Schneider Frederick, harness maker, 383
Penna av
Schneider Geo. shoemaker, 179 s Wolfe
Schneider Geo. W. drayman, 412 s Charles
Schneider Geo. laborer, 279 s Bond
Schneider Geo. laborer. Bond nr Shakspear
Schneider Geo. W. carpenter, 89 n Bond
Schneider Henry, butcher, 387 Penna av
Schneider Henry, snuff maker, 248 s Sharp
Schneider Frederick, surgical instrument ma-
ker, 142 s Central av
Schneider John, laborer, 4 Henry
Schneider John, carter, 48 Durst al
Schneider John, tailor, 229 e Lombard
Schneider John A. butcher, 87 n Bond
Schneider John, tailor, 22 s Chapel
Schneider John, furniture wagoner, 181 Mad-
ison
Schneider John, carpet weaver, 33 s Paca
Schneider John, laborer, 31 s Bethel
Schneider John, laborer, 424 Canton av
Schneider Julius, music teacher, 423 Lexing-
ton
Schneider Lawrence, tavern, 266 s Bond
Schneider Louis, military ornament maker,
248 s Sharp
Schneider Ludwig, carpet weaver, 31 Balders-
ton
Schneider Ludwig, shoemaker, 334 s Bond
Schneider Martin, (M. S. & Co.) 220 w Fay-
ette
SCHNEIDER MARTIN & CO., importers
and dealers in German and French produce,
wines, &c., 46 s Howard
Schneider Martin, shoemaker, 176 s Wolfe
Schneider Matthew, laborer, 37 Eastern av
Schneider Mrs. Mary, 2 s Chapel
Schneider Mary, laundress, 58 Centre Market
space
Schneider Marx, butcher, 584 Penna. av
Schneider Rinaldo, laborer, 13 s Oregon
Schneider Peter, street contractor, 91 n Bond
Schneider Peter, wheelwright, 109 s Regester
Schneider Sebastian, 244 n Central av
Schneider Wm. baker, 188 Orleans
Schneider Wm. locksmith, 9 Jackson al
Schneidercith Chas. W. book and job printer,
67 s Sharp
Schneidmiller Henry, laborer, 299 n Fremont
Schneiman Henry, carter, 103 Cambridge
Schneiker Christian, piano maker, 30 Haw
Schnell Frederick, tailor, 39 Marion
Schnell Wm. laborer, 284 s Dallas
Schnoerr John, lager beer, 549 e Fayette
Schnoman Chas. shoemaker, 108 Stirling
BEO. S. PAGB & BRO., Mnmilncturers of Rooft and Roofing materials. 111 Smltli's
\inbLiix£ C. HART SDOTH, Agent.
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Schnell Henry, at planing mill, 168 s Central
av
Schnetzen Michael, sugar refiner, 69 Centre
Market space
Schnibble Deitrich, grocery, 190 s Eutaw
Schnibble Geo. C. salesman, 190 s Eutaw
Schnibble Lewis D. clerk, 190 s Eutaw
SchnobJe , laborer, 79 Eastern av
Schnupp Henry, butcher, 43 Hanover Market,
dw Frederick road, Balto. co
Schobert John, cutter, 22 Lloyd
Schoemaker Ann M. rear 134 Saratoga
Schoenberg & Co. millinery, 219 n Gay, dw
A. H.S. 219
Schoenberg & Co. tin and sheet iron, 126 For-
rest, dw""E. S. 219 n Gay
Schoenberg Emanuel, millinery, 183 n Gay
Schoenteld Philip, restaurant, 218 n Gay
Schoenfeldter Frederick, 41 Block
Schoenhals John, grocery, 393 Canton av
Schoenhardt Henry, piano maker, 7 Sterrett
Schoenhoeffer John, butcher, 30 Gist
Schoenig Marianne, 180 s Bethel
Schoen Wm. carpenter, 274 e Pratt
Schoeniii^ Carl, tailor, 88 e Lombard
Schoenpflug Julius, confectioner, cor Pearl
and Lexington
Schoenwolf Christoph. plasterer, 84 Leaden-
hall
Schoer Geo. cigar maker, 336 s Bond
Schofield Benjamin, furnishing goods, 459 w
Baltimore
Schofield Benner M. trader, 86 e Fayette
Schofield Geo. A. (Rowe & S.) 31 n Front
Schofield Henry, 40 n Exeter
Schofield James, mail carrier, 486 w Lombard
Schofield John W. painter, 40 n Exeter
Schofield John M. moulder, 45 Scott
Schofield Wm. watchmaker, 604 w Baltimore
Scholz Ernest, piano maker, 5 Sterrett
Scholz John C. F. tailor, 76 n Pine
Scholl Geo. painter, 8 Anthony
Schom John, baker, 167 King
Schomberg Frederick, laborer, 93 Granby
Schombert , 120 Eislein
Schomborg Wm. H. J. tobacconist, 146)<<
Light-st wharf, dw 310 Franklin
SchoUes Peter, soldier, 47 Perry
Schoman Conrad, laborer, 97 s Spring
Schombs Henry, laborer, 403 Canton av
Schombs & Kohlhepp, coach makers, 484
Harford av
Schouach Benedick, tanner, 216 s Bethel
Schomms Christian, tailor, 77 n Bond
Schon Lewis, musician, 474 w Pratt
Schone Dorothy, grocery, 4 Will
Schone John G. porter, 61 York
Schone John, butcher, 42 Lancaster
Schoner John, laborer, 82 s Chapel
Schonhoff B. 215 s Bond
Schonhoff B. laborer, 215 s Broadway
Schonhoff Gerhard, carpenter, Reservoir av
near Canton av, dw 405 Canton av
Schon thaler Philip, butcher, 2 Belair Market,
324 Forrest
Schopps John W. carpenter, 77 Hanover
Schopda Conrad, cooper, 213 s Bond
Schork Francis, tanner, 528 Penna. av
School Commissioners Baltimore Co., County
buildings, 21 n Calvert, W. Horace Soper,
treasurer
School of Immaculate Conception, cor Ross
and Mosher
Schoolden Wm. tinner, 53 Harmony la
Schoolfield Liither A. real estate broker, 31 n
Front
Schoolfield & Co. patent medicines and fancy
goods, 20 n Gay
Schoolfield Wm. H. (S. & Co.) 31 fi Front
Schoolherr Samuel, 23 s Eutaw
Schoolhouse Daniel, dry goods, 28 e Pratt
Schoolhouse Joseph, laborer, 267 Eastern av
Schootberth John, tailor, 22 Lloyd
Schoor Frederick, laborer, 37)0 Albemarle
Schoppland Titus, boot fitter, 5~2 s Regester
Schorr Frederick, shoemaker, 47 President
Schorr John, tobacconist, cor Thames and
Broadway
Schorr Catharine, gardener, Covington near
Hamburg
Schorr Louisa, Covington near Hamburg
Schott Chas. butcher, 179 Penna. av
Schott Christian, butcher, 184 Hollins-st.
Market, dw 179 Penna. av
Schott Conrad, shoemaker, Lee nr Fremont
Schott Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 228 Lee
Schott Francis, milkman, 228 Lee
Schott Geo. butcher, 129 Penna. av
Schott Jacob pedler, 138 Canton av
Schott Johannes, (J. S. & Bro.) 424 «r Balti-
more
Schott John H, (J. S. & Bro.) 424 w Balti-
nnore
Schotte Mrs. Elizabeth , seamstress 57 n Amity
Schotte Frederick, laborer, Clinton near Bos-
ton
Schotts Henry, tailor, 257 Aisquith
Schoul John, laborer. Federal near Hudson al
Schiader Wm. box maker, 138 Cider al
Schrader Ernest, pedler, 110 Low
Schrader, Herman, laborer, 6 Park
Schral Henry, soldier, 381 Penna. av
Schrater Anson, huckster, 187 s Dallas
Schrater Peter, tailor, 187 s Dallas
Schreber George, laborer, 44 Greenmount av
Schramm Charles, boots and shoes, 90 Park
Schramm Mrs. Salone, 90 Par-k
Schreck John, tailor, 108 s Dallas
Schreck John, laborer, 59 s Oregon
Schreck Martin, laborer, 430 Canton av
Schren John, tailor, 5 s Regester
Schrett Anton, tailor, 290 n Central av
Schreiber Charles, butcher, 8 L. Broadway
Schreiber Ernst, tavern, 286 s Ann
Schreiber John, musician, 39 Albemarle
Schreiber John, shoemaker, 196 s Durham
Schreiber John, shoemaker, 220 s Durham
Schreiber John, 193 Orleans
Schreiber Martin, grocery, 43 Forrest
Schreiber Wm. piano maker, 68 s Paca
Schreiner Charles, tailor, 269 Franklin
Schreiner Christian O. tailor, 149 Hamburg
Schreiner Conrad, grocer, 60 Penna. av
Schreiner Frederick, tailor, 141 Peirce
Schreiner George, shoemaker, 244 Franklin
Schreiner George, shoemaker, 269 Franklin
Schreiner Jacob, tailor, 244 Franklin
Schreiner Leonard, shoemaker, 15 Ogston
SCHREUBER JOHN, liquors, wines, &c.
302 and 304 n Gay
Schreuber John, cooper, 144 s Caroline
Schrider Henry, cor Barre and L. Greene
Schrifer John, laborer, 265 e Lombard
Schrifer Mrs. Margaret, 265 e Lombard
Schriner John, blacksmith, 418 3 Charles
Schriner John, tailor, 172 s Bethel
■WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and JAte Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ldfe Insurance Co., Newark, W. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Schringer Peter W. (J. Clemm & Co.) 53 Lee
Schriver Adam, laborer, 50 James al
Schriver Alex, mariner, 154 s Eden
Schriver Michael, shoemaker, 73 Portland
Schriver Ernest, cutler, 2 s Central av
Schriver, Jacob, carter, 353 Hamburg
Schroalm John, tailor, 264 w Biddle
Schroder T/irs. Mary, 105 Peirce
Schroeder Adam, laborer, 77 Johnson
Schroeder Andrev/, shipsmith, 6 Thames, dw
211 Gough
Shroeder Andrew, shipsmith, 46 Philpot
Schroeder Anthony J. grocery, 211 Gough
Schroeder Benjamin, Gorsuch near Harford
av, Homestead
Schroeder carpenter, 54 n Eden
Schroeder Carl, cigars, 52 e Pratt
Schroeder Chas. cigar packer, 146 e Lombard
Schroeder Christian, 12 Light
Schroeder Christian, varhisher, 29 Rock
Schroeder Mrs. Clara, 211 Gough
Schroeder C. tavern, 221 n Gay
Schroeder Elizabeth, seamstress, 166 Green-
mount av
Schroeder. Francis, laborer, Amity n of Lom-
bard
Schroeder Francis, lager beer, 364 e Baltimore
Schroeder Frederick, coach maker, 44 s Eu-
taw, dw 7 L. Paca
Schroeder Frederick, laborer, 77 Johnson
Schroeder Fred. H. tobacconist, 7 L. Paca
Schroeder Henry, (S. & Sanders,) 191 w Pratt
Schroeder Henry, paper stock, 26 Neighbor
Schroeder Henry, laborer, 138 Barre
Schroeder Henry, ship carpenter, 211 Gough
Schroeder Herman, porter, 267 Franklin
Schroeder Herman H. porter. Park nr Fayette
Schroeder Jacob W. bricklayer, 166 Green-
mount av
Schroeder Jacob, varnisher, 132 Hanover
Schroeder John, shoemaker, 90 Johnson
Schroeder John, shoemaker, 77 Johnson
Schroeder Joseph, cigars and tobacco, s e cor
Baltimore and Frederick, dw 75 Pine
Schroeder Lewis T. W. grocery, 50 Hamburg
Schroeder Lewis, clerk, 50 Hamburg
Schroeder Mary, confectionery, 132 Hanover
Schroeder Rudolph, cigar box maker, 33 Al-
bemarle
Schroeder Richard, box maker, 60Chatsworth
Schroeder & Sanders, lithographers, 7 and 8
Colvin buildings, cor South
Schroedl Stephen, dyer and scourer, 287 e
Baltimore
Schroudenbach Joseph, turner, 200 s Bond
Schrufer John, shoemaker, 94 Greenmount av
Schrufer Geo. tailor, 292 n Central av
Schruferv John, shoemaker, cor Constitution
and French
Schrup John, tobacconist, 253 e Eager
Schuar Bernard, cooper, 316 » Dallas
Schubert Henry, candy maker, 43 Portland
Schul)ert John F. restaurant, 128 Forrest
Schubert Michael, carter, 102 St. Peter
Schubert Nicholas, tailor, 39 Chatsworth
Schubert Valentine, shoemaker, 43 Portland
Schuchardt Conrad, painter, 297 n Central av
Schuchardt John, shoemaker, 70 Johnson
SCHUCHiMANN & HEIM, manufacturers
of trunks, valises, &c. 1 Centre Marke t
space
Schuchmann Theodore, (S. & Heim,) 72
Lombard
Schuchman Alex, cigar maker, 19 e Lombard
Schuchman Henry, (S.& Marion,) 34 n Eutaw
Schuchman & Marion, trunks, 34 n Eutaw
Schuman Dr. T. 124 w Fayette, dw 432
Schummermundth Peter, laborer, 217 Alice-
anna
Schucking Constantine, bookkeeper, 105 Han-
over
Schudei Matthias, patent medicine, 200 e Bal-
timore
Schueilner Adam, shoemaker, 116 Chew
Schueller John, cigar maker, 366 Light
Schuerer Jane, tailoress, 343 e Monument
Schuerer John, cabinet maker, 330 s Charles
Schuerholz Caspar, cooper, 94 York
Schuerholz Emil, soldier, 94 York
Schuerholz Herman, soldier, 94 York
Schuerholz Louis, printer, 194 York
Schuerholz Ludwig, printer, 94 York
Schuerzler Florentz, lager beer, 44 s Wolfe
Schuesele C«nrad, teacher, 333 e Lombard
Schuester John, baker, 277 n Central av
Schuh John, cabinet maker, 253 Alioeanna
Schuk Chas. tavern, 385 Canton av
Schukel Ignatz, tailor, n w cor Bond and
Hampstead
Schul Chas. piano maker, 94 s Ann
Schul Fredk. porter, 26 Albemarle
Schulderberg Wm. butcher, 47 Centre markt.
dw 488 e Baltimore
Schulmyer Chas. shoemaker, 23 Harrison
SCHULEJN BERG CHRISTIAN, mariner,35
Fell
Schulenberg Henry, cigar maker, 56 Portland
Schuler Anthony, cedar cooper, 112 n Gay
Schuler Arnold, conductor city R. R.,241
Gough
Schuler Arnold, baker, 45 n Caroline, dw 241
Gough
Schulheis Andreas, lager beer, 103 e Pratt
Schulheitz Lisabetta, 108 s Dallas
Schull Fredk. laborer, 26 Albemarle
Schulte Mrs. Ann, doctress, 161 s Ann
Schulte Francis, tailor, Fremont near Penna.
av
Schulte Fredk. laborer, 104 West
Schulte Henry W. 161 s Ann
Schulter Capt. J. H., Eastern hotel, 99
Thames
Schultheis Henry, cabinet maker, 261 e Mon-
ument
Schultheis John, painter, 277 s Ann
Schultheis John, shoemaker, 272s Ann
Schultheis Wm. tailor, 672 w Baltimore
Schultheise Geo. cabinet maker, 186 s Bond
Schultz Alexander, salesman, Frederick turn-
pike
Schultz Benj. soldier, 5 e Second
Schultz Caspar, sawyer, 16 Baker
Schultz Chas. tobacconist, 33 w Lombard
Schultz Chas. car driver, 286 Aliceanna
Schultz Conrad, piano maker, 259 West
Schultz Edward, shoemaker, 48 n Spring
SCHULTZ EDWARD T. cotton yarn, 4 s
Howard, dw 111 German
Schultz Fredk. glass blower, cor Eutaw and
Stockholm
Schultz Geo. J. saddler, 55 German, dw 132
Schultz Geo. laborer, 29 Gittings
Schultz Geo. A. candy maker, 3 Ringgold
Schultz Gotleib, tailor, 39 Lemmon
Schultz Gustav, cabinet maker, 327 Mulberry
Schultz Henry, tailor, 2 McHenry
J. U.'El'iX:.'.! GIESH, Commteslun Merclinrat. lor tUi- tMit. of Flour, Grain, Seeds, d
Roaeiitouc Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ai Spear'a Wluuct,
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iSchultz Herman, confectionery stand, n w cor
Lexington and Howard
Schultz John, grocer, 144 n Fremont
Schultz John, baker, 4 Baker ct
•Schultz Lewis, tailor, 189 n Caroline
Schultz Matthias, shofemaker, 113 Henrietta
Schultz Wm, cigar maker, 89 McElderry 's whf
Schultze Ferdinand, carpenter, 37 Lemmon
Schultze Henry, tailor. 149 s Chapel
Schuartzhoff Joseph, driver, 92 s Central av
Schultze Hermina, children's clothing and
fancy articles, 38 n Charles, dw 92
Schultze Joadrim, cigar maker, 18 Granby
Schultze Louis, bookkee} er, Fremont near
Conway
Schulz August, pocket book maker, 50 s Paca
Schulz Albert H. clerk, 30 Pearl
Schulz Charles, tobacconist, 768 w Baltimore
Schulz Conrad, piano maker, 37 n Eutaw
Schulz Charles, confectioner, 492 w Baltimore
Schulz Emile, cabinet maker, 50 s Paca '
Schulz Ernest, confectioner, 14 e Baltimore
Schulz Mrs. Jacobine, confectioner, 30 Pearl
Schulz Louis, grocer, 72 s Fremont
Schulz Wm. laborer, 3 Bethel
Schulz Wm. 30 Pearl
Schulze Alexander H. grocery, 316 Aliceanna
Schulze Albert, clerk, 262 s Sharp
Schulze Charles, liquors, 72 Thames
Schulze Ernest, trunk and box maker, base-
ment s e cor Charles and Baltimore, and 2
Cider al, dw 45 German
Schulze F. W. clerk. Mansion house
Schulze Ferdinand, box maker, 15 n Sharp,
dw 37 Lemmon
Schum Edward, shoemaker, 19 Arch
SCHUMACHER A. & CO. shipping and
commission merchants, 9 s Charles
Schumacher A. (S. & Co.) consul general for
Bremen and Hamburg, 9 s Charles, dw 52
Mt. Vernon place
Schumacher Bros, oil refiners, corMcHenry
street and McHenry al, dw F. S. 6 Waver-
ly terrace, Franklin square
Schumacher C. H. liquor, 69 Camden
Schumacher Charles, candy maker, 236 Barre
Schumacher lidward R. (S. Bros.) 6 Wav-
erly terrace, Franklin square
Schumacher Edward, (0. Brehme & Co.) 98
Hanover
Schumacher Frederick, cooper, 159 e Lombard
Schumacher Frederick, jr., (S.Bros.) 6 Wav-
erly terrace
Schumacher James R. (S. & Son,) 236 Barre
Schumacher Reinhart, (S. & Son,) 236 Barre
Schumacher & Son, candies and fruits ^ 179 w
Pratt
Schumaker Conrad, gunsmith, 58w Pratt, dw
244 Lee
Schumaker Henry, tailor, 317 w Pratt
Schumann Geoi-ge, tailor, 136 Conway
Schumann George, tailor, 319 n Central av
Schumann John, laborer, 278 s Dallas
Schumann Otto, cutter, 240 s Charles
Schumann Valentine, tailor, 13 Conway
Scimnck Harman, tobacconist and tavern, 68
Park
Schunck John, carpenter, 129 Gough
Schuncke John, lager beer, 28 Albemarle
Schupp Lewis, confectioner, 72 Pearl
Schupple Bernhard, iron founder, 59 Thames
Schupple Charles, 59 Thames
Schupple Ludwig, laborer, 195 Aliceanna
Schuppman Theodore, trunk maker, 69 Grin-
dall
Schurman Henry F. 72 Barre
Schushman Gustavus, soldier, 34 s Dewberry
alley
Schusser George, shoemaker, George al near
Biddle
Schuster John, blacksmith, 31 n Amity
Schuster John, baker, 277 n Central av
Schuster Martin, painter, 248 Montgomery
Schutte Henry, bootmaker, 3 s Regester
Schutz Conrad, cabinet maker, 146 Burgundy-
alley
Schutz Christopher, carpenter, 32 Aliceanna
Schutz Henry, 35 s Bond
Schutz John, 288 Aliceanna
Schutz John, lager beer, 58 Ensor
Schutz Margaret, 269 s Dallas
Schutze Henry, shoemaker, 169 e Pratt '
Schwaab Christian, cooper, 79 Leadenhall
Schwaab Israel, 76 s Eden
Schwab Abraham, (J. & A. S.) 222 Eastern
avenue
Schwab Adam, varnisher, 143 s Bethel
Schwab Daniel, tailor, 15 e Lombard
Schwab H. (H. & M. S.) 210 Lexington
Schwab H. & M. grocers, 210 Lexington
Schwab Joseph, (J. & A. S.) cor Aliceanna
and Broadway
Schwab J. & A. grocers and feed, cor Alice-
anna and Broadway
Schwab Morris, (H. & M. S.) 210 Lexington
Schwakopf Emil F. teacher and organist, 405
Light
Schwalenberg Christopher H. boiler maker,
202 Hollins
Schwalenberg Frank G. blacksmith, 8 Dew-
berry al
Schwalenberg Frank, laborer, 10 Dewberry
alley
Sch Wallenberg Stephen, boiler maker, 22SJ
Dover
Schwamb Joseph, grocery, 232 Eastern av
Schwang John, tailor, 27 Cannon
Schwanzel John, laborer, 420 Canton av
Schwarp John, shoemaker, 105 s Chapel
Schwartz Rev. Dr. Andrew, 236 Eastern av
Schwartz Conrad, blacksmith, 136 Hollins
Schwartz Clements, shoemaker, 273 s Paca
Schwartz Christian, laborer, back of 321,
Bond
Schwartz Daniel, baker, 120 Columbia
Schwartz Elizabeth M. dressmaker, 206 Ge
man
Schwartz Frank, cigar maker, 206 German
Schwartz Frederick, baker, 53 n Eutaw
Schwartz F. laborer, 44 Thames
SCHWARTZ & GUDE, importers of fruits ,
and cigars, and general comniission mer-
chants, 117 w Lombard
Schwartz Henry, baker, 256 s tfcnd;
Schwartz John, tailor, 24 s lUgrster
Schwartz- J,uliuSi(S.^ Gude,) 81 s Sharp
Schwartz John, clerk, 181 Ross
Schwartz Mary,, grocery, 273 s Paca
Schwartz Rosa, milliner, 211 Hanover "7
Schwartz Teresa, laundress, IB^J Wp*
Schwartze Dr. Edward, 19 Galkoun
Schwartze Francis, cigar maifer, 206 German
Schwartzenbach John, laborer, 227 s DallM
Schwartzenburg George, tailor, 2 Walker
Schwartzkoff George, tailor, 92 s Central av
Scbwartzkoff Joseph, driver, 923 Central av
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Wluurf. C.
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Scliwartzhaupt Conrad, lager beer, 1 Albe-
marle
Scliwarz Frederick, (Schwerdtmann & Co.)
157 w Fayette
Schwarz George, shoemaker, 323 s Charles
Schwarz Henry, (Schwerdtmann & Co.) Bal-
timore CO
Schwarz Henry, shoemaker, 93 Granby
Schwarz John, lager beer, n w cor Canton av
and Bond
Schwarz Louis, shoemaker, 59 Albemarle
Schwarz Michael G. butcher, 46 Fells Point
market, dw cor Hampstead and Madeira al
Schwarz Richard, 147 w Fayette
Schwarz Wm. hardware, 171 s Bond
Schwarze Wm. T. shoemaker, 222 Lexington
Schwartzenburg George, tailor, 2 Walker
Schwatka Charles A. collector, 59 Orchard
Schwatzenburg Mrs. Elizabeth, 113 Henrietta
Schwearer Mrs. Christina, 78 e Lombard
Schwedt John, tailor, 29 s Washington, F. P.
Schwebr Frederick, grocer, s w cor Fremont
and Dover
Schweiger George, laborer, Clinton nr. Boston
Schweiger Anton, tailor, 212 n Eden
Schweiker Robert B. porter, 208 e Monument
Schweitzer Joseph, plasterer, 39 New Church
Schweitzer Mary, shop, 208 e Monument
Schweinshaut Peter, polisher, 34 n Liberty
Schweinberg Christopher, cabinet maker, 126
Low
Schwenflug Julius, confectioner, 62 Pearl
Schwenger Johannes, shoemaker, 30 Union
Schwenke August, 74 Hamburg
Schwensberg Stephen, cabinet maker, 126
Low
SCHWERDTMANN & CO., importers of
toys and fancy goods, 7 and 9 n Howard,
and 133 w Baltimore
Schwerdtmann Theodore, (S. & Co.) Balti-
more CO
Schwerner George, blacksmith, 221 Hanover
Schwertt John, tailor, 29 s Washington, F. P.
Schwcrzenle Conr cabinet m'kr, 157 s Charles
Schwienegad Louis, rope maker, 228 Fred-
erick av
Schwiger Aloysius, laborer, 296 Aliceanna
Schwing Heinrich, music teacher, 224 w Bid-
die
Schwing Joseph, hostler, 80 Biddle al
Schwing Michael, varnisher, 9 New
Schwinn George, bartender, s e cor Pratt and
Concord
Schwinn George, lager beer, cor Broadway
and Orleans
Schwinn Henry, restaurant, 114 Franklin
Schwinn Henry, tavern, 97 n Calvert
Schwinn Jacob, lager beer, s e cor Concord
and Pratt
Schwindt Philip, blacksmith, Chappell, near
Liberty road
Schwingler John V. brewer, 317 s Bond
Schwitzer Andrew, laborer, 190 s Spring
Schwitzer Joseph S. carpenter, 296 e Monu-
ment
Scnack Henry, carpenter, 674 Penna. av
Scnack John, carpenter, rear 708 Penna. av
Scobell Mrs. H. academy of fine arts, 79
Lexington
Scobell John H. 79 Lexington
Scofield Henry & Salom, proprietors South-st
House, 58 South
Scofield Henry, (H. S. & Salom,) 40 n Exeter
Scoggins Samuel R. produce, 43 Granby
Scoggins & Mitchell, confectioners, 262 w
Pratt
Scoggins Samuel R. (S. & Mitchell,) 262 w
Pratt
Scolley John, painter, 358 West
Scollen James, soldier, 120 St. Peter
Scolfer Louis, tavern, 5 Fulton
Scollay Amos D. 24 North
Sckel Patrick, laborer, 22 Rock
Scott Andrew J. printer, 107 Columbia
Scott Benjamin F. soldier, 22 May
Scott Charles A. police, 131 Chew
Scott Chas. porter, 348 e Eager
Scott Chas. clerk, 437 Saratoga
Scott Chas. M. clerk, 347 e Lombard
Scott Chas. porter, 180 n Central av
Scott Eliza J. 23 May
Scott Ephraim, engineer, 148 Scott
Scott Francis H. clerk, 81 n Eutaw
Scott Francis P., (Cline& S.) 53 s Broadway
Scott Franklin, shoemaker, 189 s Paca
Scott Geo. T. agent, 194 Ross
Scott Geo. horse dealer, 168 s Paca
Scott Geo. coachsmith, 293 e Madison
Scott Jas. B. miller, cor Saratoga and Fre-
mont
Scott Dr. Jas. H. dentist, 64 n Charles
Scott James, shoemaker, 37 Abbot
Scott James, lumber, 473 w Fayette
Scott James, sexton Light-st. church, 84
Chew
Scott Jas. J. (Townsend S. & Sons,) 234 w
Hoffman
Scott James, stamping, 546 w Baltimore
Scott James, stamping, 46 n Greene
Scott Job, bookkeeper Citizens' Bank,dw 128
Mulberry
Scott John, waterman, 264 s Broadway
Scott John, 106 Richmond
Scott John, laborer, 174 Burgundy al
Scott John C. printer, 139 Alulberry
Scott John, carpenter, 104 e Monument
Scott John B. ship carpenter, 158 Gough
Scott John M. fisherman, 6 Hyde ct
Scott John H. clerk, 163 w Lombard
Scott John T. (Wm. Crichton & Son) 84 w
Monument
Scott Jonathan W. printer, 189 s Paca
Scott Jos. S. paper hanger, 39 George
Scott Jos. sr. carpenter, 23 May
Scott Jos. machinist, 22 May
Scott Jos. carpenter, 321 Saratoga
Scott Jos. 121 Harford av
Scott Lewis, carman, 175 s Washington,
F. P.
Scott Mrs. Margaret, 247 e Lombard
Scott Mrs. Marion, trimmings, cor Saratoga
and Fremont
Scott Mrs. Mary E. 264 Frankhn
Scott Mary, dry goods, 106 Richmond
Scott Mary Ann, 189 s Paca
Scott Neal, laborer, 110 s Castle al
Scott Richard, 215 Conway
Scott Robert, tailor, 83 s High
Scott Robert, shoemaker, 308 Franklin
Scott Robt. H. shoemaker, 304 Franklin
Scott Rossiter S. (Townsend S. & Sons,) 242
n Eutaw
Scott Samuel, keeper lighthouse, Lazaretto,
Canton
Scott Thomas, 118 French
Scott Townsend, (T. S. & Sons,) 93 St. Paul
\m, p. 'WERB, Marine, Fire and Life Insuiance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ltfe Insurance Co., Nefvark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Scott Townsend & Sons, stock brokers, 11
North
SCOTT T. PARKIN, attorney, 16 St. Paul
Scott Wm. J, carpenter, 118 w Biddle, dw 70
Decker
Scott Wm. laborer, 44 s Dewberry al
Scott Wm. police, Madison nr Caroline
Scott Wm. Gr. bricklayer, 377 Saratoga
Scott Wm. P, attorney, 16 St. Paul
Scott Wm. soldier, 73 Richmond
Scott Wm. sr. Mount Royal
■Scott Wm, A. fireman, 118 n Eden
Scotti Henry E. grocer, 85 McElderry's whf,
dw 16 Watson
Scotti John, machinist, 24 n Republican
Scotti Virginia, 48 .s Exeter
Scottie John W. machinist, 515 w Lombard
Scrimger Peter W. (Jos. E. Clemm & Co.) —
Lee
Scriven Thos. J. cabinet maker, 145 n Eutaw
Scroush Joseph, huckster, 75 n Central av
Scudder Rachel, seamstress, 34 Stirling
Scully Ann, seamstress, 115 Plum
Scully Daniel, clerk, 40 Columbia
Scully Daniel, clerk,. 40 Columbia
Seaber Henry, laborer, 356 Canton av
Seabold John H, soldier, 30 Union
Seabright Mary M. confectionery, 108 Ger-
man
Seabright Francis W. currier, 168 Raborg
Seabright Mrs. Rose, 168 Raborg
Seabrook Richard T. carpenter, Baltimore co
Seager James R, frame maker, 144 Lee
Seager Thomas, jr., U. S. N., 144 Lee
SEAGER THOMAS, picture frame and
looking-glass manufacturer, 17 s Sharp
dw 144 Lee
Seaman Wm. bricklayer, 483 Light
Seamen's Union Bethel, cor Aliceanna and
Bethel
Seaman Benjamin, butcher, 204 s Bethel
Seaman John, brickmaker, 483 Light
Seaman Wm. F. brickmaker, 483 Light
Seamers Wm. cabinet maker, 21 n Paca
SEARCH CHRISTOPHER, steam laundry,
1 e Baltimore, dw 38 n Front
Seal George, restaurant, 226 s Paca
Seal Henry, carpenter, 233 Conway
Searley James E. guano weigher, 209 s Ann
Sear William, shoemaker, 23 East
Sears George T. police, 145 Hollins
Sears James S. clerk, 857 v/ Baltimore
Sears James, engineer, 69 Gough
Sears John L. mail agent, 142 e Pratt
Sears Peter, laborer, 33 Haw
Sears William W. moulder, 24 s Schroeder
Seasel John, laborer, 261 s Wolfe
Seaver Mrs. iW. 7 n Calhoun
Seavereus Charles H. confectioner, 196 East
SEA Dr. CHARLES S. 253 n Bond
Seabright John, shoemaker, 264 s Sharp
Sechter'John, tailor, 196 Hamburg
Sechtling August, machinist, 163 Lee
Secombe Edward, carpenter, 320 Aisquith
Secombe John, clerk, 320 Aisquith
Secombe Joseph, carpenter, 187 n Central av
Secombe Thomas, carpenter, 16 w Fayette,
dw 300 Aisquith
Seder Adam, laborer, 139 Johnson
SEDGWICK J. HARVEY & CO. produce
commission merchants, 2 Water
Sedgwick J. Harvey, (J. H. S. & Co.) 739
w Baltimore
Sedmiwradsky John, butcher, 21 Al^bot
Second Baptist Church, n e cor Sharp and
Lombard
Second Lutheran Church, Lombard near
Greene
Second Presbyterian Church, sw cor Balti-
more and Lloyd
Seebo George, blacksmith, 34 Welcome al
Seebode Charles F. jeweler, 108 e Lombard
Seebode Louis, confectionery, 313 Light
Seebold Henry J. C. fruit preserver, 243, 245,
247 e Monument, dw 188 Aisquith
Seebold George, soldier, 188 Aisquith
Seebold Benj. F. soldier, 188 Aisquith
Seeback Mrs. Catherine, shop, 439 w Pratt
Seeback Henry, laborer, 439 w Pratt
Seeberger Adolph C. shoemaker, 34 Harford
avenue
See Thomas, coachsmith, 21 n Eden
Sees Charles, printer, 261 n Dallas
Sees Francis, paver, 257 n Dallas
Seebrack Charles, tailor, 127 n Eden
Seebreese Mrs. Eleanora, 119 e Pratt
Seeger Charles, 64 Granby
Seeger Charles, soldier, 12 s Liberty
Seeger Christian, laborer, 64 Granby
SEEGER JACOB, lager beer brewery, inter-
section of Frederick road and Pratt, office 23
German, dw 1037 w Pratt
Seeger Jacob, silver plater and manufacturer
of military ornaments, 23 German
SEEGER &STIEFELL, lager beer brewers,
Frederick road, near Fairview, office 23
Light
Seeger Theodore, (S. & Slicfell,) Frederick
road near Fairview Inn
Seeger Wm. brewer, 100 s Wolfe
Seelback Wm. apothecary, 455 w Baltimore
Seeley Andrew J. conductor 5 s Republican
Seelig Conrad, cooper, 11 n Spring
Seelinger Adam, tailor, 53 n Spring
Seeman Mrs. Elizabeth, 40 e Lombard
SEEMULLER A. & SONS, tobacco, cigai-
and general commission merchants, 55 Ex-
change place
Seemuller A. (A. S. &Sons,) Frederick road
near Loudon Park Cemetery
Seemuller John R. (A. S. & Sons,) 90 n Greene
Seemuller Wm. (A. S. & Sons,) 55 Exchange
place
Sees Werner, ambrotypist, 6 Emory
Seesman Mrs. Marg't, liquors, 141 Columbia
Sects George, butcher, 69 Lexington market,
dw 12 and 14 Calverton road
Seestedt Christopher, boarding house, 27 Fell
Seevers Dietrich, shoemaker, 2 s Central av
Seevers R. F. 81 Franklin
Seevers Wm. R. 44 McCulloh
Seewald Philip C. cabinet maker, 244 Hanover
Sefers Catherine, washerwoman, 4 Mechan-
ic's ct
Seflfers George H. O. clerk, 159 w Lombard
Sefton Jeremiah, coachmaker, 119 n Dallas
Segerman Capt Henry, 41 s Ann
Segerman Henry, jr. mariner, 41 s Ann
Segerman John (S. & Willis,) 41 s Ann
Segerman Thomas, mate 41 s Ann
SEGERMAN WM. H. wholesale grocer, pro-
duce and commission house, 8 and 10 Penna.
av, dw 41 s Ann
SEGERMAN & WILLIS, wood dealers,
office foot of Fell
Segers, Elizabeth, 86 n Eden
J. HENRY CrIESE, Commiasion Mercliant, for the sale of Fdour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarf.
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Seiffus Johanna, lager beer saloon, 41 n Cen-
tral av
Seigerist Charles, laborer, 189 s Regester
Seigler John, musician, 170 s Central av
Seigler John, laborer, 157 s Dallas
Seigman Charles, fireman, 350 West
Seigrube John, laborer, 234 Canton av
Seigz Charles, shoemaker, 49 n Dallas
Seigz Mary, grocery, 49 n Dallas
Siel Simon, clerk, 11 Gough
Seile S. B. engraver, 82 n Gay
Seilken Mary, 143 Canton av
Seim Henry, clerk, 111 n Howard
Seim Henry, cooper, 181 Lemmon
Seim M.J. toyand variety store, 111 n Howard
Seinger Joseph, teamster, 75 Jasper
Seip John, laborer, 2 Wagon al
Seip Wm. collector, 241 n Howard
Seip Wm. E. clerk, 91 Garden
Seipe Mrs. Catherine, 141 Peirce
Seipel Francis, shoemaker, 217 Cross
Seipel John, baker, 157 Ensor
Seipp Catherine, 175 s Sharp
Seipp Conrad, 339 e Monument
Sejpp Mrs. Elizabeth, tavern, 148Light-st whf
Seipp George, teamster, 1 Warner
Seipp John, laborer, 267 e Madison
Seipp Philip C. currier, 349 e Monument
Seipp Teresa, grocery, 339 e jMonument
Seipp Wm. watchman, 170 West
Seipp Wm. H. stone cutter, 175 s Sharp
Seippel Henry, bookkeeper, 4 n Howard
Seiper John, tailor, 21 Butler
Seiple Conrad, police, Durham 1 door from
Gough
Seipple Conrad, barber, 116 s Ann
Seipple John, machinist, 251 West
Seipple Ludolph, salseman, 184 Lee
Seipple Mary, 152 s Durham
Seips Joseph, shoemaker, 179 s Wolfe
Seiss Adam, laborer, 174 s Regester
Seiss Charles, lithographer, 261 n Dallas
Seitler John, laborer, 326 s Bond
Seitsmyer Andrew, stevedore, 10 Anthony
Seittler Christian, paver, 350 e Eager
Seitz Adam, shoemaker, 8 n Exeter
Seitz George, baker, 290 s Bond
Seitz George, butcher, 12 Calverton road
Seitz John, shoemaker,207 Aliceanna
Seizergt Henry, laborer, 177 Lemmon
Seizergt John, laborer, 177 Lemmon
Sekel Patrick, laborer, 22 Rock
Selby John W. 136 w Biddle
Selby John S. actuary Maryland Institute,
dw inMcCulioh
SELBY& McC aULEY, stationery and fancy
goods, 32 w Baltimore
Selby Nancy, cor Spring and Aliceanna
Selby N. Richard, (S. & McCauley,) n e cor
Aisquith and Orleans
Selby Richard M. blacksmith, 324 Raborg
Selby Win. W. shoemaker, 279 Hanover
Seldner Lewis, clothier, 107 n Gay
Suldner & Co., clothiers, 105 and 107 n Gay
Selig Frederick, tailor, 68 Essex
Seliger Joel, dry goods, 13 e Baltimore, dw
31 s High
Seliger Joseph, dry goods, 27 w Baltimore
Seligman Eliza, tobacco, 773 wBaltimore
Seligman S. J, (Sonneborn, S.& Marx,) 310 w
Baltimore
Sell John, laborer, 257 Hamburg
Seller Frederick, cabinet maker, 14 Bakers et
GSO. S. PAGE & BRO., 3InnufHcturers of Roof< and Roofing Materials, HI Smitb's
AVUarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
Segil F. Joseph, butcher, 70 Belair market, dw
Baltimore co
Segner Charles, mariner, 3 Durham
Seguin Mrs. Mary E. 199 Conway
Sehm Adolphi, tinner, 407 Canton av
Seibel Charles, tailor, 66 Portland
Seibel George, tin and sheet iron worker,
Durham nr Canton av
Seibel Jacob, tailor, 42 Harrison
Siebel John, 21 Butler al
Seiber George, watchman, cor Patuxent and
Hudson
Seiber John, laborer, 175 s Wolfe
Seiberbt Ferdinand, soldier, 15 Guilford al
Seiberger Andrew, laborer, 87 Eastern av
Seiberry Edward A. 20 Ross
SeibertAdam, basket maker, 13 Pine
Siebert Adam, basket maker, 135 L. Greene
Seibert Andreas, laborer, 210 s Bethel
Seibert Carl, tailor, 45 Bank
SEIBERT EDWARD, hosiery & trimmings,
45}., w Baltimore, dw 86 s Exeter
Seiben Earhart, tailor, 66 Walker
Seibert George W. gunsmith, 51 n Paca
Seibert Mrs. Alex, corset maker, 105e Balto.
Seibert Henry, gas fitter, 65 Centre market sp
Seibert John, carpenter, 236 s Charles
Seibert John, tavern, 21 Shakspear
Seibert John A. carpenter, 31 King
Seibert Joseph, shoemaker, 179 s Wolfe
Seibert Martin, laborer, 83 Cambridge
Siebert Peter, laborer, 287 s Dallas
Seibert Richard, butcher, 20 Gist
Seibert Wm. H. harness maker, 104 s Fremont
Seibig Mary, 284 Aisquith
Siebold Geo. W. police, 110 n Pine
Siebold Henry, saddler, 278 n Gay
Seibold Michael, grocery, 351 Saratoga
Seibyrd N. W. salesman, 33 Warren
Seick Elizabeth, confectionery, 55 n Fremont
Seidenstricker Albert B. (A. B. S. & Co.) 256
n Howard
Seidenstricker Fred, drawbridge keeper, 14 n
Bond
Seidenstricker Henry A. clerk, 303 n Carolme
Seidenstricker John B. prest. National Ins.
Co. 30 South, dw 303 n Caroline
Seidenstricker Jno. W. tobacconist, 312 n Gay
Seider Francis, cabinet maker. Chase nr Cen-
tral av
Seider Sebastian, shoemaker, 265 s Dallas
SEIDEWITZ F. W. Manufactu'r of
Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes, 107
Lombard, cor of Light. Manufac-
tures to order Boxes of every de-
scription, such as Oval, Hound and
Square.
Seidewitz Wm. paper box maker, 73 Hanover
Seidling John, moulder, 424 Canton av
Seifert Fred'k, weaver, 75 Washington, F. H
Seifert G. laborer, 301 Aliceanna
Siefert Henry, carpenter, 17 Bevan
Seifert John, brickmaker, Clinton s of Boston
Seifert Valentine, laborer, 2.38 s Bond
Seifert Wm. silver plater, 75 Washington, F.H
Seiff Simon, salesman, 11 Gough
Seiffert Christian F. shoemaker, 191 Raborg
Seiffert Christian , shoemaker, 18 New Church
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Seller Henry, tailor, 173 s Durham
Sellers Henry, carver, 230 German
Sellers Jacob, carpenter, 35 Arch, dw cor
Lexington and Poppleton
Sellers Jesse, boots, shoes and gaiters, 5
Holiday, dw 92 w Baltimore
Sellers Mathias, bricklayer, 4 Creek al
Sellers Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, 329 Saratoga
Sellers Simon, barber, 3 L. McElderry
Sellman Arthur W. assistant librarian law
library, 330 Madison av
Sellman Alexander, fish, 4 Bowly's wharf,
dw 749 Lexington
Sellman Jacob, grocery, 230 Eastern av
Sellman James C. coal agent, 330 Madison av
Sellman John, blacksmith, 234 s Broadway
Sellman Peter, carman, 166 s Ann
Selman Conrad, (Hays & S.) 157 e Lombard
Selman Frederick, box maker, 21 Edward
Sellner Frederick, laborer, 349 e Lombard
Seltzer George, (G. & Wm. H. D. S.) 78 w
Hoffman
Seltzer Geo. & Wm. H. D. butchers, 11 Cen-
tre, 2 and 15 Lexington, and 48 Hanover
markets
Seltzer Wm. H. D. (G. & Wm. H. D. S.)
78 w Hoffman
Seltzer , (Cooper & S.) cor Baltimore and
Chester
Selvage Wm. bricklayer, 3 Jefferson
Selway Robert, tanner and currier. 14 s Cal-
vert, dw 539 Saratoga
Selzer Geoige, piano maker, 374 Lexington
Selzer Peter, shoemaker, 19 Park
Selzig Jacob, laborer, 308 Aliceanna
Semf Frederick Wm, musical instrument ma-
ker, 58 n Broadway
SEMINARY OF ST. SULPICE, St Mary's
ct., Pennsylvania av., between Franklin
and St. Mary
Semmelrogge Harman, piano maker, 9 Ster-
rett
Semmes Robert D. bookkeeper, 53 Courtland
Sempt George, carter, 27 Abbot
Sernen Peter, soldier, 17 Hilien
Semrad Alfred, tailor, 25 w Fayette, dw 4
Watson ,
Senack Henry, carpenter, 674 Penna. av
Senack John, carpenter, 708 Penna. av
Sendelbach John, harness maker, 27 w Lom-
bard
Senderling Jacob G. bricklayer, 63 Harford av
Senderling John, jr., bricklayer, 103 Aisquith
Sener Thomas, boat builder, 62 Block
Senft Henry, importer Rhine wine, Paca rear
of People's Bank, dw 313 Mulberry
Senft Henry, hotel, 313 Mulberry
Senft John, laborer, 59 n Frederick
Senft John, laborer, 83 Johnson
Senft Louis, clerk, 313 Mulberry
Senft Simon, laborer, 46 Abbot
Senft Valentine, milkman, Curley opp. Can-
ton works
Seng John, piano maker, 268 s Sharp
Senger John, laborer, 1 McMechin
Senger Philip, 280 e Eager
Senker Anna, washerwoman, 16 Harmony la
Senseney Mrs. Jane, 127 Garden
Sensener Mrs. Catherine, 361 e Baltimore
Sentner, Mrs. Teresa, 187 Eastern av
Serch Christ, laundryman, 38 n Front
Sermer Mrs. Eliza, 137 Pierce
Sermer Wm. mariner, 132 Lancaster
Sermons Robert, cooper, 118 s Regester
Serphling George, baker, 171 Chesnut
Sert Henry, flour and feed, 311 s Bond
Sertz John, tobacconist, 160 n Eutaw
Server Albert T. tinner, 46 Chew
Server Wm. H. morocco dresser, 129 Orleans
Server Wm. H. jr., printer, 129 Orleans
Sessler Bartholomew, tailor, 2 s Chapel
Sessions Augustus D. 92 William
Sessions Wm. P. clerk, 92 William
Seth Charles, wire worker, 112 Orleans
Seth Mrs. Elizabeth, 104 e Pratt
Seth Robert L. oyster packer, 9 Albemarle,
dw Fountain hotel
Seth Wm. George, grain inspector, 7 Wood,
dw 163 Barre
Setten Annie, 188 Canton av
Setts John, baker, 47 Aliceanna
Seufert Charles, tailor, 129 Pennsylvania av
Seufert George F. leader city cornet band, 40
n Frederick
Seug John, piano maker, 268 s Sharp
Seventh Baptist Church, n w cor Paca and
Saratoga
Severance C. C. carpenter, 6 Broad al
Severance Chas. confectioner, 196 East
Severance Mrs. Margaret, 116 s Eden
Severe Wm. machinist, 34 Greenmount av
Severin Catherine, confectionery, 117 Lan-
caster
Severing Frederick, tanner, 7 Harrison
Severson Stephen, bookkeeper, 30 n Front
Sevier James, wheelwright, 103 n Central av
Seving Andrew, laborer, 60 Philpot
Sevkel Peter, 76 Lancaster
Seward Charles, carpenter, 171 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Seward Edward S. ship carpenter, 31 Hill
Seward James, grocery and liquor, 119 Wil-
liamson
Seward Capt. James A. 31 Hill
Seward James H. ship joiner, 255 Canton av
Seward Jas. wood dealer, n w cor Aliceanna
and Chester, dw 359 Canton av
Seward Capt. John A. mariner, 31 Hill
Seward John W. ship carpenter, 31 Hill
Seward Joseph, cooper, 234 Bank
Seward Levi, huckster, 171 s Washington,
F. P.
Seward Sol. cooper, 319 e Pratt
Seward Wm. E. ship carver, 160 Gough
SEW ELL C. A. & CO., family groceries, s e
cor Pratt and Hanover, d w C. A. S. 462 Lex
ington
Sewell Daniel, blacksmith, 112 L. Greene
Sewell Henry, watchmaker, 7 St. Paul
Sewell James H. blacksmith, 93 Ross
Sewell Rev. James, 68 Conway
Sewell James T. clerk, 26 Camden
Sewell Joseph, moulder, 11 n Poppleton
Sewell Richard, jr. (T. S. & Sons,) 247 w
Biddle
Sewell Susan, dress maker, 137 Camden
Sewell Thomas S. carpenter, 90 Block
Sewell Thomas H. cement, 26 Camden
SEWELL THOMAS & SONS, tanners, 485
Penna av
Sewell Thomas, jr., (T. S. & Sons,) 485
Penna av
Sewell Wm. R. blacksmith, 210 HoUins
Sewell Wm. W. barber, 15 s Gay
Sex Harman, baker, 275 Eastern av
Sexton S. B. (S. B. & Co.) Baltimore Co.
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent •< Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Sexton S. B. & Co. stoves, 111 w Lombard,
foundry 154 and 156 Conway
Sexton Michael, laborer, 1 Chesnut
Seyler Mrs. Catherine C. 54 George
Seymour Abel, cattle dealer, 661 w Lombard
Seymour Ann, 160 n Bond
Seymour Conrad H. paiiUer, 299 Columbia
Seymour David, laborer, Washington road
Seymour David, brickmaker, 4McHenry
Seymour George T. driver, Adams' express,
• 77 s Fremont
Seymour Henry C. clerk. Gen. Wayne Inn
Seymour John, cattle dealer, 661 w Lombard
Seymour John, plumber, 203 s Chester
Seymour Joseph 0. brickmaker, 77 s Fremont
Seymour Mrs. Margaret, 77 s Fremont
Seymour Mrs. PriscHla, shoe binder 22 Wyeth
Seymour Wm. W. polfce, 116 Preston
Seymour Wm. carpenter, 19 Orchard
Seymour Wm. H. sailmaker, 229 Aisquith
Seymour Wm. police, 116 Preston
Seymour Wm. tavern, 118 n Gay
Shaab John J. butcher, 56 Hanover market,
d\v Beltzhoover's la
Shaab Joseph, butcher. Western cemetery la
Shaahan Patrick, laborer, 13 Valley
Shaar Wm. G. potter, 457 w Fayette
Shackleford Albert F. 19 s Ann
Shackleford James M. mariner, 47 n Eden
Shackleford Mary, 136 Gough
Shackleford Thomas, ship joiner, 8 L. Broad-
way
Shackleford Thomas, ship joiner, 136 Gough
Shackleford Zachariah, sailmaker, 19 s Ann
Shade Philip, tailor, 131 Dover
Shaden , huckster, 120 Low
Shaefter Christian, baker, 247 Pennaav
Shaefter Conrad, paper carrier, 36 Preston
Shaeffer Henry, laborer, 78 Leadenhall
Shaeffer Jesse, restaurant, s e cor Howard and
Camden
Shaeffer Philip A. shoemaker, 77 Jasper
Shaeffer Porvell F. grocer, 1 Chesnut al
Shafbuch John, laborer, 168 s Bethel
Shafer Augustus, laborer, 220 Boston
Shafer Daniel R. clerk Post Office, 177 Preston
Shafer Daniel, potter, 460 w Lombard
Shafer Esther A. 177 Preston
Shafer George, wheelwright, 177 Preston
Shafer John S. 177 Preston
Shafer Joseph, laborer, 220 Boston
Shafer Robert, quarryman,Calverton road nr.
cattle scales
Shaffer Daniel, provisions, 540 w Fayette
Shaffer F. Littig, (Mayger & S.) 60 Gough
Shaffer Frederick L. 47 Gough
Shaffer Geo. E. ship joiner, 308 e Pratt
Shaffer Geo. china packer, 42 Henrietta
Shaffer Geo. storekeeper Custom House, 84 s
Paca
Shaffer George, carpenter, 242 s Central av
Shaffer James, clerk, 4 Lanvale
Shaffer Wm. Thos. (Kimball & S.) 137 Bank
Shaffer Wm. salesman, 116 German
Shaffner George, 74 w Baltimore
Shaffner George, laborer, 38 Burke
Shaffner Mrs. Jacob, artificial flower manufac-
turer, 74 w Baltimore
Shaffner John A. soldier, 124 Hughes
Shaffner Mrs. Mary E. 124 Hughes
Shaffner Samuel, agent M. and C. R. R.,
Camden Station, dw 86 n Charles
Shakespear Ann, 276 s Charles
Shakespear Jonathan, engineer, 276 s Ch
Shalenberger Frederick, locksmith, 69 Park
Shaler Andrew, 223 s Bond
Shalley Nicholas, laborer, 149 Raborg
Shallon Augustus, carpenter, 286 Aisquith
Shallos Henry, tailor, 9 Leadenhall
Shallus Frank H. printer, 35 Valley
SHAMBURG & BRASHEARS, restaurants
29 and 31 s Liberty
Shamburg Franklin^ wood carver, 66 Pearl
SHAMBURG JOHN, restaurant, 43 and 45 »
Liberty
Shamburg Lawrence, plasterer, 284 Cross
Shamburg Louis, upholsterer, 265 w Pratt
Shamburg William (S. & Brashears,) 225 vr
Lombard
Shanahan Patrick, porter, 44 Boyd
Shanaman Mrs. Harriet, 109 w Biddle
Shanaman John, tinner, 30 n Eutaw
Shane Daniel G. cigar maker, 34 Camden
Shane Daniel K. bricklayer, 29 Peari
Shane Daniel, milkman, 386 Harford av
Shane Daniel, tinner, 31 s Schroeder
Shane Mrs. Henrietta, scourer, 34 Camden
Shane Henry C. printer, 34 Camden
Shane John H. printer, 34 Camden
Shane John H. laborer, 357 Canton av
Shane John, laborer, 6 Shakspear
Shane Joseph, bookkeeper, 4 Portland
Shane Thomas, laborer, 29 Cannon
Shaner Christian, laborer, 59 James al
Shaner George, butcher, 128 Centre and 19
Lexington markets, dw Harford av. near
Point la
Shamburg Capt. Francis, 293 Hollins
Shane Joseph, bookkeeper, 4 Portland
Shaney Capt. John, U. S. A. 1 e Lombard
Shaney Mrs. Margaret, 59 Granby
Shank Geo, W. engineer U. S. N. 112 n Bond
Shanke Thomas H. police, 296 s Charies
Shanks Capt. Frisby, mariner, 116 s High
Shanks John, shoemaker, 28 Rock
Shanks Capt. Richard C. mariner, 117 s High
SHANKS THOMAS, sewing machine dealer
and repairer, 36 n Greene
Shanks Thomas, sergt. police, Hamburg near
William
Shanley John J. clerk, 59 Conway
Shanley Thomas, furrier, 59 Conway
Siianley Wm. wagoner, 145 Albemarle
Shanley Wm. F. (High & S.) 59 Conway
Shanahan Michael, laborer, 49 Dewberry al
Shanaman John, letter carrier, 30 n Eutaw
Shanner Geo. I. carpenter, 120 n Bond
Shannessy James, painter, 163 w Fayette, dw
233
Shannessy Michael, gardener, 31 Valley
Shannessy Morris, laborer, 11 Jenkins la
Shannon Andrew, furniture wagoner, 257 n
Eden
Shannon Bridget, tavern, 43 Centre Market
space
Shannon Brian, laborer, 10 Brune
Shannon David R. clerk Equitable Society,
632 Lexington
Shannon Elizabeth, 133 Penna. av
Shannon Edward P. ship carpenter, 492 w
Lombard
Shannon James, broom maker, 201 e Monu-
ment
Shannon Mrs. Margaret, 632 Lexington
Shannon Mary; A. 52 Stiles
Shannon Martin, laborer, 182 McHenry
J. HEXRV aiESK, CuiuuUsMion Mcrcliant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster couiitantly on liand, 31 Spear's Wliari:
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Shannon Nathaniel, agent Thistle Manufac-
turing Co. 146 w Fayette, dw 259 n Howard
Shannon Thomas, laborer, 107 s Paca
Shannon Mrs. Wilhelmina, 74 Peirce
Shannon Wm. clerk, 632 Lexington
Shannon Wm. A. soldier, ].S Henrietta
Shanthal Mary, second hand store, 191 s Bond
Share Charles, huckster, 22 Orleans
Share Joseph, huckster, 22 Orleans
Share Richard, carpenter, 84 s Washington,
P. P.
Share Seraphim, iron moulder, 22 Orleans
Sharetts Wm. L. clerk, 386 w Fayette
Sharkey John & Co. china merchants, 317 w
Baltimore
Sharkey John, (S. & Co.) Miller's hotel
Sharkey Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 78 Mul-
berry
Sharkey Patrick, tailor, 54 Chew
Sharp Adam, laborer, 15 Gould la
SHARP & DOHME, pharmaceutists, s w
cor Pratt and Howard, dw A. P. S. 88 s
Paca
Sharp Elizabeth, boarding, 60 e Baltimore
Sharp Joseph K. conductor N. C. H. R. 110
n Calvert
Sharp S. J. 9 n Carey
Shauck Jacob R. R. clerk, 89 Mount
Sharp Samuel J. commission mei-chant, 9 n
Carey
Sharp Thomas B. chair maker, 60 e Baltimore
Sharp Wm. 161 n Calvert
Sharper Lloyd, porter, 2 Mechanics ct
Sharpie y Samuel J. mariner, 77 Warner
Sharr Henry, cap maker, 135 Camden
Sharrar Godfried, soldier, rear of 89 n Exeter
Sharretts John F. clerk P. 0. department,
Washington, D. C. dw 126 w Biddle
Sharron John B. wines, 281 Lexington
Sharry Mary Ann, seamstress, 115 n Howard
Shat George, sr., laborer, 46 s Chapel
Shat George, jr. , laborer, 46 s Chapel
Shauman Charles, cooper, 310 s Charles
Shaw Mrs, Ann, grocery, 282 e Monument
Shaw Arthur, brush maker, 214 n Central av
Shaw Bernard, stone cutter, 11 Grundy
Shaw & Byrn, sail loft, 123 McElderry's whf
SHAW CHRISTOPHER, cottage saloon, 13
n High, dw 11
Shaw Daniel J. sail maker, 128 Bank
Shaw Daniel W. puddler, cor Chester and
Bank
Shaw Daniel, laborer, Paca near Hamburg
Shaw David W. carpenter, 221 w Fayette
Shaw David T. proprietor Western Hotel, s
w cor Howard and Saratoga
Shaw Edw. O. clerk, Grundy near McMechin
Shaw Edward, piano maker, Grundy 3d door
from McMechin
Shaw Mrs. Elizabeth, N. C. R. R. n of Re-
servoir
Shaw George J. confectioner, 124 Columbia
Shaw Frederick, laborer, 20 Hamburg
Shaw Greenb'y W. (S. & Byrn,) 23 Warren
Shaw Hugh, 131 n Eutaw
Shaw Isaiah I., sr., bricklayer, 314 Light
Shaw Isaiah L. jr., bricklayer, 314 Light
Shaw James W. assistant chief engineer fire
department, 210 w Pratt
Shaw James Wm. mariner, rear of 44 French
Shaw John, drover, 157 n Eutaw
Shaw Capt. Joseph M. 123 s Ann
Shaw Capt. Joshua, pilot, 293 e Pratt
Shaw Mary, 34 e Monument
Shaw Matthew, grocer, n j cor Hillen and
High
Shaw Nicholas R. laborer, 15 s Durham
Shaw Peter, mariner, 310 Lancaster
Shaw Capt. Robert, 122 Bank
Shaw Robert, painter, Mouut Royal, foot of
McMechin
Shaw Robert H. printer, 73 n High
Shaw Ruel, music teacher, Grundy near Mc-
Mechin
Shaw Saml. T. discount clerk Marine Bank,
18 s High
Shaw Samuel H. accountant, 18 s High
Shaw Susan, seamstnss, 168 Burgundy al
Shaw Mrs. S. A. Western hotel, 9^5 n Howard
Shaw Samuel, bricklayer, Ramsay w of Scott
Shaw Thomas, laborer, 32 e Monument
Shaw Wm. mariner, 28 w Baltimore
Shaw Mrs. Wm. S. 244 Saratoga
Shaw Wm. F. boiler maker, 122 s Regester
Shaw Wm. H. ship joiner, 107 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Shawen Samuel, clerk. Three Tuns hotel
Shay John, laborer, 307 Eastern av
Shay Joseph, medical student, 92 n Paca
Shay Mary, 10] Canton av
Shea Dennis, brass finisher, 169 n Central av
Shea Sarah, 134 n Central av
Shealer John, lea dealer, 184 n Exeter
Shearer Margaret, confectioner, 90)^ Lee
Shearls Mrs. Mary, 554 Lexington"
Shears Harmaii, huckster, 10 L. Church
Sheckells Augustus C. painter, 137 n Fremont
Sheckells Ciiailes R. police, 112 s Paca
Sheckells Joim, cooper, Ridgely, dw 112 s
Paca
Sheckells Merrick, pattern maker, 112 s Paca
Sheckells Richard W. (Silverwood & S.) Bid-
die near Somerset
Sheckells Wm. P. granite cutter, 179 Aisquith
SHECKELLS & GRAY, coal, s e cor Fre-
mont and Mulberry
Sheckells John 0. (S. & Gray,) 185 n Fre-
mont
Sheckels Benj. F. fisherman, 283 William
Sheckels Joseph, coal, 185 n Fremont
Sheckels Otis P. soldier, 23 Brune
Sheckels Richard M. grocer, 740 w Baltimore
Sheckels Richard O. carpenter,740 w Baltimore
Sheder August H. flour and feed, 462 n Gay
Shedrick Joshua, moulder, 238 e Lombard
Shedrick Richard, provisions, 130 Gough
Shee Thomas F. lager beer, 19 Pleasant
Sheedy John, laborer, 145 Low
Sheedy Michael, blacksmith, 138 German, dw
154
Sheedy Thomas, tavern, 2 s Paca
Shehan Daniel, laborer, 62 Buren
Sheehan Daniel, screw cutter, 6 Armistead la
Sheehan Ellen, tailoress, 53 Hillen
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, 53 Hillen
Sheehan Hannah, 8 Decker
Sheehan Morris, carter, 63 Greenmount av
Sheehan Timothy, screw cutter, 2 Armistead la
Sheehan Edward, tavern, 166 West Falls av
Sheehy James, bookseller, 15 St. Paul, dw
518 Lexington
Sheehy Mary M. fancy goods, 196 Lexington
Sheele Wm. laborer. Falls road
Sheeler Conrad, tailor, 281 n Central av
Sheeler George, cooper, 17 s Central av
Sheeler John, cedar cooper, 82 n Front
G£10. S. PAGE & BRO., Maiiufocrtiirers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
WluJKf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
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Sheeler John E. wire worker, 82 n Front
Sheeler William, laborer. Fort av near Law-
rence
Sheely John, foundryman, 42 Preston
Sheets Eliza, 379 w Lombard
•Sheets Geo- T. carpenter, 149 Peirce, dw 461
Franklin
Sheets Jacob, carpenter, 461 Franklin
Sheets Wm. H. brushmaker. 111 Columbia
SHEFFER JESSE, restaurant, n e cor How-
ard and Camden
Sheffer John W. jr., 146 a Charles
Sheffer Wm. engineer, 146 s Charles
Sheffield Frederick, 341 e Baltimore
Sheffield James, printer, 351 e Baltimore
Sheffield John, bookkeeper, 228 w Biddle
Sheffield William R. grocer, 109 Pennaav
Shehan Edward, carter, 56 Preston
Shehan George, laborer, 64 Thames
Shehan Mrs. Mary, 6 n Amity
Shell Edward T. printer, 64 n Exeter
Shell Michael, 64 n Exeter
Sheild Mrs. Susan, Monument e of Caroline
Sheinig Nicholas, tailor, cov K4en and Mullikin
Sheldon Alex, shoemaker. 166 Orleans
Sheldon James, shoemaker, 210 Rank
-Sheldon James, shoemaker, 18 Williamson al
■Sheldon James, police, 18 William
•Sheldon John, shoemaker, 166 Orleans
Sheldon John, shoemaker, 166 Montgomery
•Sheldon John, shoemaker, 22 Williamson
Sheldon John B. shoemaker, 166 Orleans
Sheldon William, shoemaker. Monument e of
Broadway
Sheldon Wm. laborer, 35 Ryan
Sheldon Wm. blacksmith, 22 Williamson
Shellburge George, laborer, 119 Washington,
F. H.
Shelley Frederick J. teamster, 47 Ross
Shelley John, carter, 38 St. Mary
Shelley Wm. laborer, 102 Boyd
Shenkelberg Henry, shoemaker, 30 n Frede-
rick
Shentall Henry, furniture, 230 Canton av
Shep Powell, 241 s Bethel
Shepard Catherine, seamstress, 2 Scott
Shephard James H. carpenter, 382 Franklin
Sheppard James W. gas fitter, 352 Mulberry
Shepherd Ellen, huckstress, 110 Cross
Shepherd Mary A. 83 n Eutaw
Shepherd S. K. dressmaker, 296 n Eutaw
Sheppard Edwin T. engineer, 89 s Sharp
Sheppard Frederick, huckster, 231 s Paca
Sheppard George T. fisherman, 612 Light
Sheppard Hannah B. 142 n Charles
Sheppard John, mate, 158 Lancaster
Sheppard John, (J. W. Edel & Co.) 246 e
Bicldle
Sheppard John T. engineer, 175 Barre
Sheppard Laura, 12 n Gay
Sheppard Mary G. huckstress, 418 Light
Sheppard Nicholas A. transportation clerk B.
& 0. R. R., dw 89 s Sharp
."?3heppard Sarah, 324 Eastern av
Sheppard Wm. huckster, 418 Light
Sheppard Wm. H. coach painter, 220 Madi-
,.aon av
Shcrer Archibald D. soldier, 305 Saratoga
Sherer Joanna, 65 e Monument
Sherer John, laborer, 6 Peach al
Sherer John, tinner, 304 Canton av
Sherley Augustus, brewer, 108 s Eutaw
Sherley Charles, pharmaceutist, 108 s Eutaw
Sherling Mrs. Jane R. seamstress, 170 Bur^
gundy al
Sherlock Nathan, shoemaker, 3 Wyeth
Sherlock Wm. livery stables, Fayette near
McClellan al, dw 144 s Sharp
Sherman Elizabeth, 200 Harford av
Sherman James, carpenter, 200 Harford av
Sherman John, hatter, 102 Chew
Sherman John, ship carpenter, 33 n Wolfe
Sherman Sarah A.tailoress, 35 n Caroline
Sherman Wm. clerk, 195 Hanover
ShermerGeorge,. baker, 863 w Baltimore
Sherney Ferdmand, tailor, 20 Sterrett
Sherrer John, carpenter, 352 s Eutaw
Sherrow Mary, 20 L. Church ,
Sherry Bernard , carter, 336 Eastern av
Sherry Martin, laborer, 85 Hampstead
Sherry Peter, carter, 9 s Bond
Sherwood Charles W. ship smith, 263 e Pratf!
Sherwood Edward, mariner, 198 Montgomery
Sherwood Elizabeth, 68 East
Sherwood Geo. W. carpenter, 56 s Washing'
ington, F. P.
Sherwood Georgene, dressmaker, 135 n Paca
Sherwood Henry A. ship carpenter, 124 s
Chester
Sherwood Howell P. bar tender, Sherwood's
hotel, cor Harri-son and Fayette
Sherwood Mrs. Mary R. tailoress, 245 Con-
way
Sherwood Mary, 88 Ensor
Sherwood Mrs. Mary A. dressmaker, 135 n
Paca
Sherwood Philip, shipsmith, 17 Philpot, dw
269 e Pratt
SHERWOOD RICHARD P. hotel and res-
taurant, se cor Harrison and Fayette. — [See
page 13 ^^dvert^sements.]
Sherwood Richard, dry goods, 39 e Baltimore
Sherwood Robert, 22 e Fayette
Sherwood Robert, jr., printer, 22 e Fayette
Sherwood Samuel, ship joiner, 56 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Sherwood Wm. H. tinner, 245 Conway
Sherwood Wm. 135 n Paca
Sherwood Wm. soldier, 229 Pierce
SHERWOOD WM. S. book and job printer,
6 11 Gay, dw Sherwood's hotel, cor Fayette
and Harrison
Shesgrene Wm. coach painter, 248 n Eden
SHETTLE D. & CO., Maryland Brewery,
n ecor Holiday and Franklin. — [Seepage 19
Mvertisements.]
Shettle Daniel, (D. S. & Co.) Baltimore Co.
Shettle Daniel, Caroline n of Biddle
Shettle Daniel, brewer, 12 s Gay
Sheuerman Charles C. grocery, 6 n Amity
Sheve Bernard, grocery, 71 s Paca
SHEWBROOKS WM. H. & C. C. ASH-
LEY, agents and dealers in fruits, poultry,
&c. 124 Light St. wharf
Shewbrooks Wm. H. (Wm. H. S. & C. C.
Ashley,) 70 Lee
Shick Conrad, laborer, 210 s Ann
Shiedt Frederick, carter, 350 s Eutaw
Shield Mrs. Catherine, seamstress, 206 6
Lombard
Shields Absalom B. ladies shoemaker, 93
Raborg
Shields Catherine E. B. mantua maker, 219 s
Ann
Shields Charles A. clerk, 387 Lexington
Shields George D. tailor, 387 Lexington
IVM. P. WEBn, Marina, yire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit lAte Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Shipley Joshua, carpenter, 189 n Fremont
Shipley Lewis H. screwsman, 200 s Chester
Shipley Matilda L. teacher, 101 Hollins
Shipley Richard C. painter, 136 n Fremont
SHIPLEY, ROANE & CO. clothiers, 303 w
Baltimore
Shipley Robt. H. clerk, 261 Ross
Shipley Robt. H. shoemaker, 209 w Biddle
Shipley Saml. shoemaker, 209 w Biddle
Shipley Mrs. Sarah J. 483 w Fayette
Shipley Sarah Jane, gents' furnishing store,
110 Lexington
Shipley Mrs. Susan, 18 n Schroeder
Shipley Thos. police, 45 Dolphin
Shipley Thos. brakesman, 362 w Lombard
Shipley Upton W. heater, 424 Lexington
Shipley Wm, B. machinist, 9 s Carey
Shipley Wm. H. blacksmith, 234 Hollins
Shipley Wm. H. civil engineer, 48 Lexington
Shippen Mrs. A. C. 66 n Charles
Shipwrights' Bell House, cor Hamburg and
Covington
Shireff John, butcher, 579 Penna. av
Shireley Mrs. Kesiah, dress maker, 305 Sara-
toga
Shirey Jackson, cattle, 348 Lexington
Shirk Bartholow, locksmith, 137 n Front
Shirk Henry N., Decker n of Northern av
Shirk Peter, currier, 137 n Front
Shirley Cephas, 16 s Calvert
Shirley Henry, clerk, 5 s Calvert
Shirley Wm. wholesale queensware, 5 s Cal-
vert, dw Balto. CO
Shissler John, tailor, 32 n Dallas
Shiveren Alex. B. tailor, 86 Aisquith
Shivers Nicholas, dentist, 439 w Baltimore,
dw 233 Lemmon
Shifler Chas. telegraphist, Philadelphia R. R.
office
Shifler C. telegraphist, 60 e Pratt
Shlabecker John, sieve maker, 172 L. Greene
Shloter August, piano maker, 180 Burgun-
dy al
Shmake John C. shoemaker, 12 Lemmon al
Shmake John J. shoemaker, 1 Lemmon al
Shmedt Hartman, butcher, 104 Belair market,
dw Harford av nr city limits
Shnupp Chas. huckster, 20 Dewberry al
Shob Fredk. cabinet maker, 6 St. James
Shock De Witt C. at American office, 277
Hollins
Shock Geo. 277 Hollins
Shock Saml. F. harness maker, 2 Emory
Shock Wm. H. chief engineer U. S. N. 64 s
Broadway
Shoder Mrs. Mary, 43 Watson
Shoemaker Chas. fisherman, 6 Gould la
Shoemaker Geo. trunk maker, 5 s Sharp, dw
391 w Pratt
SHOEMAKER JONATHAN, grocer, 43 n
Eutaw, dw 314 Saratoga
Shoemaker Mrs. Mary, 314 Saratoga
Shoemaker Philip, laborer, 63 Albemarle
Shoemaker Mrs. Rachel, 314 Saratoga
Shoemaker Saml. M. (Adams Express Co.)
n e cor St. Paul and Read
Shoemaker Wm. tailor, 191 Henrietta
Shoeman Fredk. cabinet maker, 85 Dover
Sholl Wm. brakesman, 2 Mulberry ct
Sholtz John, baker, 187 Stirling
Shombert John H. blacksmith, 140 Camden,
dw 120 Elbow la
Shonhals Chas. police, 110 Eastern av
iT. HEWRY GIESE, Commission MercUamt, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudole Cement and Calciacd Plaster constantly on Ivaud, ^1 Spear's MSTbart,
Shields George W. 594 w Fayette
Shields George, laborer, 113 Mullikin
Shields James, printer, 155 Ensor
Shields John W. painter, 113 Mullikin
Shields John, laborer, 13 West Falls av
Shields John, laborer, 187 East
Shields Owen, blacksmith, 267 Forrest
SHIELDS R. D. grocer and commission mer-
chant, 20 Penna. av, dw Baltimore Co.
Shields Patrick, carter, 121 s Chester
Shields Thos. & Co. wines, brandies, &c. 145
n Howard
Shields Thos. (Thos. S. & Co.) 156 Cathedral
Shields Wm. mariner, 124 Cross
Shieve Bernard, locksmith, 13 New
Shieve Mrs. Mary, grocery, 13 New
Shifler Henry, tailor, 37 n Spring
Shikner Frederick, porter, 37 Concord
Shillenberg Mrs. Eliza, 73 St. Peter
Shilling George, puddler, 99 Canton av
Shilling George, wheelwright, 167 Peirce
Shilling George, shoemaker, 156 s Durham
Shilling J. Columbus, fireman, 340 Eastern av
Shilling Murray F. proprietor Swan tavern,
s e GOT Franklin and Eutaw
Shilling Wm. B. baker, 120 n Eden
Shillingberg Dominic, butcher, 130 Columbia
Shimminan Ann, 9 Shakspear
Shimminan Mary, 9 Shakspear
Shimmings Mrs. Frances, seamstress, 24 Sa-
rah Ann
Shimon Peter, butcher, 105 McElderry
Shindel Jacob A. clerk N. C. R. R. Calvert
Station
Shinkel Jacob, hatter, 154 Columbia
Shinnick Jacob A. H. sr. ship joiner, 360
Eastern av
Shinnick Jacob A. H. jr. 360 Eastern av
Shinnick John, carpenter, 141 s Washington,
F. P.
Shinnick Ormsby, carpenter, 360 Eastern av
Shinnler Robt. tailor, 83 Mulberry
Shipe Henry, 236 s Bond
Shipler Dora, tailoress, 138 French
Shipler Frank, shoemaker, 122 French
Shipler Margaret, tailoress, 138 French
Shipler Saml. W. iron roller, 6 Windsor
Shipley Mrs. Ann M. 61 n Schroeder
Shipley Archimedes, switchman, 175 Preston
Shipley Mrs. Caroline, 362 w Lombard
Shipley Chas. office 551 w Fayette, dw Fred-
erick road nr 1st tollgate
Shipley C. C. of tobacco warehouse No. 4,
235 Peirce
Shipley Danl. E. (S., Roane & Co.) 276 Sara-
toga
Shipley E. G. (Buckler & S.) Fountain hotel
Shipley Francis M. clerk, 60 e Pratt
Shipley Geo. W. machinist, 185 s Chester
Shipley Geo. W. engineer, 284 s Eutaw
Shipley Geo. 1 Orchard
Shipley Jacob L. edge tool maker, 338 s Fre-
mont
Shipley Jesse C. carpenter, Washington road
Shipley John J. attorney, 13 Courtland, dw
138 Hoff"man
Shipley J. Sellman, attorney, 13 Courtland,
dw 131 Dolphin
Shipley J. B. laborer, Washington road
Shipley Jos. P. proprietor Madison av st
3 and 5 Orchard, dw 1
Shipley Jos. magistrate, 520 \v Baltimore, dw
92 n Paca
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Shook Albert H. real estate agent, Mechanics'
Exchange, d\v 33 n Gilmor
Shook Mrs. Elizabeth, 107 n Schroeder
Shook Henry, watchman, 78 Buren
Shorb Francis, 135 n Howard
Shorey Mrs. Ann, 157 Aisquith
Shorey & Eigeiberner, gas fixtures, Baltimore
under Eutaw house
Shorey Miles, (S. & Eigeiberner,) 157 Ais-
quith
Shorey Nehemiah B. (Sindall & S.) 157 Ais-
quith
Shorey Wm. F. photographer, 87 w Balti-
more, dw 157 Aisquith
Shorkey John, clerk, 129 n Bethel
Shorr John C. carpenter, 67 n Gay
Short Benj. F. laborer, 102 Scott
Short David, laborer, 68 Somerset
Short Geo. 318 Canton av
Short Geo. F. police, 116 Scott
Short Hicks, police, 156 Mullikin
Short John H. wood turner, Uhler al near
Charles, dw 147 n Exeter
Short Mary M. 221 e Fayette
SHORT MOUNTAIN COAL CO. of
Lyken's Valley, Penna. Office,
No. 23 South street, Baltimore.
Edw. Jessop, President ; E. Sta-
bler, Jr., Sec'y and Treasurer.
Short Perry V. engineer, 21 Henrietta
Short Philip, blacksmith, 22 St. Peter
Short Mrs. Rachel, dress maker, 1 n Fremont
Short Robert, confectioner, 92 Cathedral
Short Wm. H. stone cutter, 150 Mullikin
Short Wm. C. (Brown & S.) 108 Washing-
ton, F. H. ^
Shortall Patrick, painter, 60 Block
Shorter John W. sugar refiner, 62 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Shorter Tho^. H. sugar refiner, 62 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Shorter Wm. M. sugar refiner, 62 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Shorter Capt. Wm. M. 61 s Washington,
F. P.
Shott Mrs. Ann, grocery, 161 German
Shott Chas. H. 161 German
Shott Jacob, caulker, 151 Canton av
Shott Jos. A. tinner, 448 Lexington
Shott Philip, tinner, Lombard e of Callendar
Shotten John, librarian I. 0. 0. P. 15 Barnet
Shotts Chas. H. collar maker, cor German
and Penn
Shotts Danl. sexton. 111 Aisquith
Shotts Lewis, carpenter, 111 Aisquith
Shottsberger Michael, farmer, 388 Penna. av
Showacre Geo. W. constable, 33 s Calhoun
Showacre Henry C. telegraph operator, 169
s Paca
Showacre John, justice of the peace, 58 s Eu-
taw, dw 169 s Paca
Showacre John W. conductor B. & 0. R. R.
125 Conway
Showacre Josiuh S. police, 173 s Paca
Showacre Michael S. letter carrier, 169 s
Paca
Shower Geo. lager beer, s w cor Bond and
Pratt
Showman Geo. carpenter, 354 William
Shreck Albert H, laborer, 47 Haubert
Shreck Jacob N. confectioner, foot of Broad-
way, dw 37 Haubert
Shreck Jacob E. bricklayer, 37 Haubert
Shreck Wm. bricklayer, Orleans near Cas-
tle al
Shreck Wm. confectioner, foot of Haubert,
dw 37
Shreeve Mrs. Georgetta, dress maker, 196 e
Eager
Shreeve Rev. Jesse, 69 n Broadway
Shreiber Henry, laborer, 28 Towson
Shrider Geo. C. laborer, 47 Ellicott
Shrider Geo. mariner, 15 Fell
Shriener Elizabeth, confectionery, 36 Abey al
Shrike Louisa, 11 n Carey
Shrimpton Geo. cooper, 21 Albemarle
Shriner John, carpenter, rear of 19 s Greene
Shriner Peter, hardware, 126 Franklin, dw
319 Ross
Shriver Albert, (John L. S. & Bro.,) 27
George
Shriver Dr. A. J. 28 n Liberty
Shriver Bros, produce and commission mer-
chants, 376 w Baltimore
Shriver Calvin S., (J. Wirt & Co.,) 16 n Eu-
taw
Shriver Mrs. E. H. 690 Saratoga
Shriver Francis, sec'y Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
in Baltimore Co. dw Westminster
Shriver Henry D. (J. A. Shriver & Bro.) 16
n Eutaw
Shriver Henry C. sign and ornament, painter,
over 234 w Baltimore, dw 349 w Fayette
Shriver Hervey, (S. Bros.) 186 Franklin
Shriver Jas. (Jas. S. & Co.) 27 George
Shriver Jas. & Co. preservers and picklers,
375 s Sharp
Shriver John A., (J. A S. & Bro.) 16 n Eu-
taw
Shriver John A. & Bro. grocers, n e cor Sara-
toga and Greene
Shriver John, laborer, 190 Orleans
SHRIVER J. ALEX. agt. N. York and Balti-
more and Philadelphia transportation line
steamboats, 3 Light-st. wharf, dw 32 Ca-
thedral
Shriver John L. (Jas. S. & Co.) 27 George
Shriver John, huckster, 59 Greenwillow
Shriver John L. (John L. S. & Bros.) Eutaw
house
SHRIVER JOHN L. & BROS, oyster pack-
ers, and preservers of fruits and hermeti-
cally sealed meats, oysters, &c., 307 w
Pratt
Shriver Wm. jr. (John L. S. & Bros.) 181
Franklin
Shriver Wm. machinist, 68 s Paca
Shriver Wm. shoemaker, 172 s Sharp
Shrote John H. baker, 20 McHenry
Shrote John, baker at jail, 20 McHenry
Shrote Wm. T. bricklayer, 191 Barre
Shrotte Christian, laborer, 55 Conway
Shroudenback Jos. B. turner, 200 s Bond
Shrufer John, laborer, 37 Buren
Shryock Christian D. 195 n Eutaw
Shryock Henry S. (H. S. S. & Son,) 96 w
Fayette
SHRYOCK HENRY S. & SON, cabinet,
chair and sofa manufacturers and uphol-
sterers, 6 s Calvert
Shryock Jacob, coach maker, 33 s Calhoun
Shryock Thos. W. cabinet maker, 94 Orleans
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Maiiurncturers of Roofs .^nd Roofing materials, 111 Smitb'S
Wliarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Shryock Wm. H. (Henry S. S. & Son,) 96
w Fayette
Shubeck Mary, laundress, 129 Hill
Shubert Best, laborer, 318 Canton av
Shuck Henry, watchman Sun office, 87 Buren
Shuck Thos. watchman, 17 Constitution
Shuckhart Henry, laborer, 239 s Fremont
Shuckhart Jacob, shoemaker, 3 L. McElderry
Shuckle Chas. F tavern, 112 Ross
Shuff Saml. moulder, 59 Scott
Shuley James, 373 s Sharp
Shuley Wm. H. tinner, 373 s Sharp
Shulhouse Jos. cow dealer, 267 Eastern av
Shuller Martin, flour and feed, 188 Columbia
Shulte Conrad, shoemaker, 300 Aliceanna
Shulte Henry, tavern, 4 s Paca
Shultheis John, cabinetmaker, 159 Mulberry
Shultheis Lesele, grocer, 159 Mulberry
Shuliz Adam, butcher, 720 Penna av
Shultz Alfred, butcher, 68 Union
Shultz Fredk. butcher, Penna. av nr North-
ern av
Shultz Henry, carpenter, 123 Hoffman, dw
108 Ross
Shultz Henry, tailor, 39 Lemmon
Shultz Henry, wagoner, 897 w Pratt
Shultz John, carpenter, 44 Cross
Shultz Mrs. 3 n Eden
Shultz Samuel, carpenter, 108 Ross
Shultz Samuel, wheelwright, Calverton Mills,
near Almshouse
Shultz Wm. shoemaker, 3 n Eden
Shultz Wm. engineer, 117 s Exeter
Shultzman I. laborer, 32 Thames
Shulz Sophia, tavern, 95 Penna. av
Shum Conrad, tailor, 49 s Durham
Shumff Henry, huckster. 111 Eastern av
Shurdy Henry, boiler maker, 115 n Central av
Shurtz Wm. D. & Co. commission merchants
and wholesale dealers in fish, cheese and
butter, 11 Commerce
Shurtz Wm. D. (W. D. S. & Co.)swcor
Hoffman and Bolton
Shurtz Wm. 203 Hoffman
Shuster Conrad, laborer, 358 Penna. av
Shuter Mrs. Sarah, 184 n High
Shutler Agnes, tailoress, 552 w Lombard
Shutler Charles, drover, 552 w Lombard
Shutler Mary A. tailoress, 552 w Lombard
Shutler Mary E. tailoress, 552 w Lombard
Shutler Wm. H. soldier, 552 w Lombard
Shutt Augustus P. conductor B. & O. R. R.
636 w Fayette
Shutt Hefferd, laborer, 124 Hollins
Shutt John W. mariner, 132 s Wolfe
Shutt Capt. John, mariner, 132 s Wolfe
Shutts Catharine, tailoress, ] Brune
Shuttee Francis, porter, 69 Park
SHUTZE AUG. D. boot and shoemaker, 15
Light, dw 211 Aisquith
Shutze Augustus D. jr., clerk, 211 Aisquith
Shutze Wm. A. bookkeeper, 211 Aisquith
Shwinn Henry, restaurant, 114 Franklin
Siar Kate, (Misses S.) 159 Saratoga
Siar Misses, dressmakers, 159 Saratoga
Siar Matilda, (Misses S.) 159 Saratoga
Siber John A. printer. Mansion house
Sibert John, laborer, 6 Smith's ct
Sibel John, laborer, 251 West
Sibiskey Joseph, shoemaker, 63 s Durham
Sibley Elias, hostler, 478 w Lombard
Sibley Robert, teamster, 205 Preston
Sibour Lawrence, laborer, 15 Elliott
Sichelman Geo. laborer, 8 Leadenhall
Sick John, laborer, 10 Cuba
Sicke Elizabeth, 27 Thames
Sickel Edward, pie baker, 185 e Baltimore
Sickel Henry, baker, 89 n Exeter
Sickel John L. (Cugle, S. & Co.) 88 n Greene
Sickel Wm. baker, 89 n Exeter
Side John H. shoemaker, 52 n Eutaw
Sides Joseph, shoemaker, 197 s Wolfe
Siddons Wm. tinner, 18 McElderry
Sieber Wilhelm, tailor, 129 s Bethel
Siebert Chas. F. wines, brandies, gins &c., 8
e Lombard
Siebert Conrad, confectionery, 132 n Caroline
Siebert Edward W. (Tesdorpf & S.) 63 Ex-
change place, up stairs
Siebert Ernst, butcher, 5 Fells Point Market,.
dw Gist near Fayette
Siebert John, laborer, 138 Eastern av
Siebert John, tailor, 175 e Lombard
Siebel Henry, laborer, 227 s Durham
Siebrecht Geo. shoemaker, 107 s Dallas
Sieck Henry, confectioner, 238 s Sharp
Sieck John, plumber, 76 s Howard
Siedling Julia A. tailoress, 85 Dover
Siegel David, importer and jobber in cloths,
&c., 7 Hanover
Siegel, Grunebaum & Schmidt, wholesale
clothiers, 333 w Baltimore
Siegel Joseph, butcher, 70 Belair Market, dw
Harford av near city limits
Siegel Moritz, shoemaker, 28 s High
Siegel Maurice, shoemaker, 3 n High
Siegel Samuel, (S., Grunebaum & Schmidt,)
125 e Lombard
Sieifsinger Rosa, 320 Eastern av
Siegert Adam, shoemaker, 19 Park
Siegman Conrad, coffee roaster, 152 Hillen
Siegman Gotlieb, 59 President
Siegman John G. coffee roaster and spice
grinder, 62 and 69 Ensor
Sier Wm. laborer, 196 Canton av
Siemel Andrew, laborer, Washington nr Polk,
Homestead
Siemermg Mrs. Margaret, grocery, 364 w
Lombard
Siemers George, engineer, 21 s Liberty
Siemers Herman, box maker, 21 s Liberty
Siffringer John F., Henry near Hughes
Sifel Andrew, 178 Canton av
Sigel Catherine, 55 Chesnut
Sigel George G. baker, 19 Aisquith
Sigel Jacob, clerk, 11 Aisquith
Sigel Lipman, pedler, 55 Stirling
Sigel Samuel, butcher, 329 Aisquith
Sigler Mrs. Amy, 445 Saratoga
Sigmund A. furrier, 225 w Baltimore
Sigmund Ferdinand, shoemaker, 193 s Bond
Sigmund Philip, clerk, 32 n Liberty
Sikes Charles, lager beer, 40 e Pratt
Silbereisen Adam, lager beer, Frederick road
nr tollgate
Silbereisen Charles, clerk, s w cor Barre and
Charles
Silbereisen Mrs. E. fancy dry goods, 18 e
Pratt
Silberzahn John A. carpenter, 13 n Sharp,
dw cor Conway and Fremont
Silence Charles A. paper hanger, 535 s Sharp
Silence Susan M. 136 Johnson
Sillberson Adam, blacksmith. Chase nr Cen-
tral av
Silk Michael, laborer, 30 Clay
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire ami Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Silk Owen, tavern, 271 s Charles
Siller Jno. boot and shoemaker, 250 Canton av
Sillery John, gardener, 34 Neighbor
Sillacks John, "grocer, 26 Fell
Silright Wm. machinist, 46 Pranklifl
Siltman Thomas, porter, 3 Gough
SILLS EDWARD P. 51 n Greene
Silver Mary, 58 s Regester
Silver Peter, huckster, 152 Low-
Silver Sarah A 144 Hanover
Silvernagle Godfrey, cooper, 235 Rogs
Silvej-stein Mark, cap maker, 193 w Pratt
Silverson Henry, tailor, 213 n Central av
Silverson Jacob, woodsawyer, 213 n Central
avenue
Silverson Philip, lager beer, cor Central av and
Madison-
SILVERWOOD & SHECKELLS,coal and
wood, 154 n Central av. and granite cutters,
372 w Pratt, office 132 e Monument
Silverwood Wm. (S. & Sheckells) 175 n Cen-
tral av
Sim Martha, caps and headdresses, 445 w
Lexington
Simcoe Josiah, tailor, 60 Greenmountav
Simes Edgar, clerk, 318 Forrest
Simley Conrad, laborer, 12 s Carey
Sims Robert, salesman, 69 n Eutaw
Simmer John, barber, 125 Aisquith
Simmonds Arthur, 74 n Eden
Simmonds Florian, sutler's supplies, 130 w
Lombard, dw 446 Lexington
Simmonds Stephen, agent, 4 Chatsworth
Simmons A. tobacconist, 1 e Baltimore, dw74
n Eden
Simmons Catherine, 59 Bank
Simmons Garrett, shoemaker, 52 n Eutaw
Simmons George H. 34 Fawn
Simmons James, sailmaker, 304 n Gay
Simmons John, carpenter, 135 Forrest
Simmons Richard, tallow chandler, 20 Con-
stitution
Simmons Mrs. Sarah, Arch row near Falls rd
Simmons Wm. machinist, 4 Russell
Simmont Edward, brickmaker, 296 s Charles
Simmont Frederick, brickmaker, Light ex-
tended, dw 146 Lee
Simms Albert C. trunkmaker, 554 w Balti-
more
Simms E. A, clerk, 57 Chesnut
Simms George, trunkmaker, 554 w Baltimore
Simms George, constable, 211 e Pratt
Simms George, chemist, 164 s Paca
Simms John, driver, 1 Pleasant al
Simms John, cabinet maker, 1 Etna la
Simms Joseph, police, 130 a Paca
Simms Joseph, office basement 144 w Lom-
bard, and judge of Appeal Tax Court, dw
60 Conway
Simms Matilda, 153 s Regester
Simms Robert (Mitchell, Oliver & Co.) 53 w
Pratt
Simms Thomas, laborer, 169 Stirling
SIMMS & TYSON, wholesale grocers and
commission merchants, 64 s Gay
Simms William, 93 Boyd
Simms Wm. (S. & Tyson) 609 w Fayette
Simms Wm. C. mail carrier, 62 s Eutaw
Simon Adolph, (Charl.s S. sr.) 139 n Paca
Simon Charles, jr. (Charles S. sr.)75 Franklm
SIMON CHARLES, Sr., dry goods mer-
chant, 63 n Howard
Simon Christoph, shoemaker, 264 w Biddle
Simon Edmund, clerk, 164 Lexington
Simon Elias, furs, 34 n High
Simon Elias, trunks, harness, &c. 44 Harrison
Simon Henry, sawyer, 59 Eastern av
Simon Herman, dry goods, 164 Lexington;
Simon John A. tailor, 301 n Central av
Simon John, laborer, 41 Eastern av
Simon John, cooper, Leadenhall s of Ham-
burg
Simon John, poulterer, 135 Camden
Simon Joseph, (Theodore H. S. «fe Bro.) 317
w Pratt
Simwn Leonard, 125 n Paca
Simon Mary, shoebinder, 139 e Eager
Simon Matthias, proprietor Simon's hotel, 28
and 30 w Fayette
Simon Philip, carpet weaver, 220 Chesnut
Simon Theodore H. & Bro. clothiers, 317 w
Pratt
Simon Mrs. Rachel, Falls rd. nr Northern av
SIMON'S HOTEL, 28 and 30 w Fayette,
M. Simon, proprietor
Simonds, Moranda, 156 Harford av
Simonds Myer, cattle, 299 n Central av
Simons James, carpenter, Harford av near
Point lane
Simonson John W. mariner, 377 Light
Simonson Joseph K. painter, 20 Warner
Simonson Mrs. Rachel, 199 Conway
Simpson Andrew, tailor, 3 n Wolfe
Simpson Andrew J. 11 n Wolfe
Simpson Alexander, wooden ware, 204 For-
rest
Simpson Col. Benjamin F. (James T. & Benj.
F. S.)8Gough
Simpson Edward G. carpenter, Belair av ext.
Simpson Mrs. Eliza, boarding, 74 Granby
Simpson Rev. E. Owen, 148 n Howard
Simpson (Elizabeth M. 287 e Lombard
Simpson Falk, 34 Harrison
Simpson Mrs. Francis, 173 Mulberry
Simpson George L. clerk N. C. R. R. Frank-
lin house
Simpson George, rigger, 163 s Ann
Simpson George, rigger, 274 Canton av
Simpson George, cooper, 163 s Ann
Simpson Horace R. sergt. police, 39 Orleeuis
Simpson Isaac, clothier, 34 Harrison
Simpson James F. saddles and harness, w
Baltimore, dw 30 n Republican
Simpson Jacob, cutter, 61 n High
Simp.son James T. (Jas. T. & Benj. F. S.) 56
Fawn
Simpson Jas. T. & Benj. F. ship joiners, 19
Philpot
Simpson Capt. John, 182 Bank
Simpson John A. printer, 151 s Eden
Simpson John, printer, 65 Stirling
Simpson John A. printer, 65 s Eden
Simpson John R. tailor, 212 e Madison
Simpson Dr. Joseph, Calhoun, 3d door n of
Lexington
Simpson I. S. mariner, 64 Block
Simpson Maj. Josiah, surgeon and medical
[Tdirector \J. S. A. head quarters, dw Eutaw
house
Simpson Margaret, 10 Brune
Simpson Moses, 176 Conway
Simpson Robert, stone cutter, 51 n Schroeder
Simpson Robert, harness maker, 35 e Fayette
Simpson Thomas, painter, 11 Stirling
Simpson Thomas, shoemaker, 15 n Wolfe
Simpson Wm. carpenter, 81 n Caroline
J. HIi:VR.Y GIGSE, Commission Merchant, for the gale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, «Si«.
Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.
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Simpson Wra. A. (E. G. Penrose & Co.) 148
n Howard
Simpson Wm. C. cattle dealer, Calverton
house, Calverton road
Simpson Wm. J. printer, 56 Fawn
Simpson Wm. R. clerk, 83 Aisquith
SIMS WILLIAM, dispensing and family
chemist, and apothecary, 22 n Paca
Simshinser Louis, plasterer, 328 s Sharp
Simson Elizabeth, 122 s Ann
Simson Joseph, salesman, 176 Conway
Sinclair Elizabeth, laundress, 85 Chatsworth
Sinclair Francis H. tailor, 776 w Baltimore
Sinclair Francis, tailor, 354 Mulberry
Sinclair Geo. ship carpenter, 344 Eastern av
Sinclair Henry, shoemaker, 55 Chatsworth
Sinclair James E. butcher, 25 Centre, 18 Lex-
ington, and 11 Richmond markets, dw 53
George
Sinclair John C. ship carpenter, 78 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Sinclair Margaret M. 247 n Eutaw
Sinclair Mary A. grocery, 294 e Pratt
Sinclair Mrs. Rachel, 326 Eastern av
Sinclair Mrs. Regina, 326 Eastern av
Sinclair & Purvis, upholsterers and paper
hangers, 5 n Charles
SINCLAIR ROBERT Jr., & CO. agricultural
implement manufacturers, 58, 60 and 62
Light
Sinclair Robert H. (S. & Purvis,) 295 Aisquith
Sinclair Robert, jr. (R. S. jr. & Co.) 247 n
Eutaw
Sinclair Wm. M. brass moulder, 296 e Lom-
bard
Sinclair Wm. F. clerk, Biddle e of Eden
Sindall F. bricklayer, 163 s Regester
Sindall John H. bricklayer, 230 n Eden
Sindall John W. jail watchman, 226 n Cen-
tral av
Sindall Philip, (P. S. & Bro.) 115 e Madison
Sindall Philip & Bro. blacksmiths, 117 Hillen
Sindall Robert, (P. S. & Bro.) 115 e Madison
Sindall Samuel, coal and wood, 5 n Republi-
can, dw 616 Lexington
Sindall Samuel, (S. & Shorey,) 19 n Eden
Sindall Sheppard L. harness maker, 4 St.
Mary's ct
SINDALL & SHOREY, stove and plumbing
house, 2 w Pratt
Sinderling John, confectioner, 50 Aisquith
Sindle Louis, cigar store, 83 Orleans
SINGER MANUFACTURING IMPROV-
ED PATENT SEWING MACHINE,
159 w Baltimore, Chas. A. Sponsler, agent
Singewald T. H. hatter, 223 b Broadway
Singla Michael, laborer, 70 Essex
Singlebower Wm confectioner, 65 Orleans
Singleton Daniel, laborer, 4 Armistead la
Singleton Isaac, pilot, 196 e Baltimore
Singleton Wm. laborer, 26 Callendar
Singley Mrs. Christina, milk dairy, 265 East-
ern av
Singley Frederick, carver, 265 Eastern av
Sinndmon Edward, gunsmith, 164 Bank
Sinners Andrew J. mariner, 308 Canton av
Sinners Mrs. Eliza, 308 Canton av
Sinners Mary, seamstress, 232 e Madison
Sinnott Patrick, tailor, 30 New Church
SINSHEIMER LEWIS, wholesale grocer
and flour dealer, 226 Aliceanna, dw 43 s
Broadway
Sinton Joseph, cooper, 108 Holiday
Sinsheimer Abraham, shoemaker, 135 s Dur-
ham
Sinsz & Carr, marine railway and boat build-
ers, foot of Henry, s side of Basin
Sinsz George P. glass cutter, 140 Hughes
Sinsz Nicholas (S. & Carr,) 46 Hughes
Sinsz Nicholas, tavern, 42 Hughes
Sipe Louis, laborer, 104 West
Sipple Charles, miller, 178 e Lombard
Sipple John H. engineer, 262 e Fayette
Sipple Mary R. C. boarding, 156 w Lombard
Sirens Michael, laborer, 16 Buren
SISCO BROTHERS, regalia and ladies' trim-
mings and military goods manufacturer, 95
w Baltimore
Sisco Charles T. (S. Bros.) 95 w Baltimore
Sisco J. Edward, (S. Bros.) 144 i^ Exeter
Sisler Joseph, laborer, 193 s Castle al
Sisselberger Andrew, pumpmaker, Penna. av
near Hoffman, dw 59 Dolphin
Sisselberger Joseph, (Aler & S.) 128 Dolphin
Sisselberger Mnrtin, well digger, 130 Dolphin
SISSON HUGH, proprietor steam marble
works, cor North and Monument, dw 179
Loyola place, n Calvert. — [See p. 22 Adver-
tisements.'l
Sisson Martin A. stone cutter, 208 Aisquith
Sisson Wm. P. tobacconist, 60 South, dw
539 3^ w Fayette
Sisters of Charity, 115 Gough
Sisz George, laborer, 102 Patuxent, Canton
Sitler Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 87 n Greene
Sitler Morris, jr., clerk, 459 w Baltimore
Sittler Alexander F. ship scraper, 127 William
Sittler Isaac W. soldier, 119 n Eutaw
Sittler Morris, 28 Camden
Sittler Samuel, cigar maker, 180 Hamburg
Sittig Henry, lager beer, 255 s Bond
Sittirginn John, porter, rear of 1 s Frederick
Sitzler Bennett, shoemaker, 324 Franklin
Sivan Ann, 130 Greenmountav
Skehan John, laborer, 182 Vine
Skehan Thomas, laborer, 175 Fremont
Skelly Luke, laborer, 18 n Amity
Skelly Margaret, 28 Decker
Skickel Andrew, tailor, 9 Smith's al
Skidmore Henry, watchman, 161 Burgundy
Skidmore John R. clerk provost marshal,
Washington house
Skiffington Patrick, soldier, 606 w Pratt
Skillman George R. bookkeeper, 90 s Eden
Skillman Joseph, carpenter, 2 n Oregon
Skillman Robert, carpenter, 99 s Caroline
Skillman Wm. carpenter, 50 n Oregon
Skinner Aug. P. clerk, 173 Saratoga
Skinner Dr. D. H. 15 s Eutaw
Skinner George W. carpenter, 108 s Sharp
Skinner Geo. W. (Wm. S. & Sons,) 161Barre
Skinner James A. ship yard, foot of Hughes,
dw 95 Lee •
Skinner Jeremiah, ( Wm. S. & Sons,) 14 War-
ren
Skinner John W. clerk, 173 Saratoga
Skinner John J. grocer, foot of Cross, dw 182
Hanover
Skinner John, hackman, 59 s Howard
Skinner John C. clerk, 487 w Fayette
Skinner Joseph A. Custom House, 275 e Lom-
bard
Skinner Joseph G. medical student, 144 s
Paca
Skinner Joseph P. mariner, 150 Washington,
F.H.
GKO. S. PAGE & BRO., ManuTactm-ers of Roofs and Roofing Blaterlals, 111 Smltb's
'Wbarf. C. HART SROTH, Agent.
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Skinner Louisa, tailoress, 52 s Bond
Skinner Mary A. 487 w Fayette
Skinner Philemon, waterman, 160 Washing-
toii, F. H.
Skinner Mrs. Susan P. 161 Barre
Skinner Wm. & Sons, railway and ship yard,
foot of Covington, s side of Basin
Skinner Wm. ship carpenter, 2ii3 Light
Skinner Wm. H. (Wm. S. & Sons,) 56 Hill
Skipper Eli, boiler maker, Falls road near
Northern av
Skipper James D. carpen. Strieker a of Pratt
Skipper John, huckster, 769 Northern av
Skipper John W. carpenter, 72 Bank
Skivington David, wagoner, 26 Addison
Skuhr John, tavern, s e cor HoUins and Amity
Slack Charles, blacksmith and wheelwright,
cor John and Cathedral, dw 20 Richmond
Slack George A. (Campbell, Dorsey & Co.,)
21 Penn
Slack George S. blacksmith, 20 Richmond
Slack Jacob, milkman, 234 s Paca
Slack John, sr., blacksmith and weigher of
hay, Calverton mills near Almshouse
Slack John, jr., blacksmith, Calverton mills
near Almshouse
Slack Samuel B. blacksmith, 20 Richmond
Slack Wm. H. blacksmith, 20 Richmond
Slade Edward, (Turnbull, S. & Co.,) 11 s
Charles
Slade Elizabeth, seamstress, 19 L. McElderry
Slade John A. clerk, s w cor Eutaw and Cam-
den
Slade Mary, 42 s Central av
Slade N. W. bookkeeper, 2 s Broadway
Slade Wm., Franklin Inn and wagon yard, n
6 cor Hillen and High
SLAGLE C. W. & CO. produce commission
merchant, 118 and 122 North, dw 97 n High
Slagle David W. bookkeeper, 91 n High
Slagle Jacob W. clerk, 91 n High
Slagle Henry C. clerk, 111 Pine
Slagle John W. salesman, 241 Saratoga
Slain Francis, laborer, 81 York
Slain John W. laborer, 75 York
Slater Anthony, cigar maker, 120 Burgundy
Slater Charles, blacksmith, 8 Harford av
Slater Mrs. Eliza, 299 e Baltimore
Slater George, wholesale grocer and commis-
sion merchant, 10 and 12 Commerce, dw 40
s Eutaw
Slater Henry B. salesman, 40 s Eutaw
Slater Henry, variety store, 172 e Baltimore
Slater Henry, carter, 8 s Central av
Slater James, bacon dealer, 140 s Bond, dw
118 Gough
Slater John, bacon dealer, 55 s Broadway
Slater John H 52 s Washington, F. P.
Slater John T. B. bricklayer, 172 e Baltimore
SLATER JOHN Y. book and job printer, n
w cor Baltimore and Charles, dw 343 w
Fayette
Slater John, clerk, 279 w Pratt
Slater John, brushmaker, 66 Lancaster
Slater Mrs. Margaret, 95 n Spring
Slater Mary S. principal of primary school
No. 26, dw 343 w Fayette
Slater Reuben, machinist, 118 Burgundy al
Slater Robert J. bacon dealer, 55 s Broadway
Slater Robert, 167 e Eager
Slater Samuel J. provision dealer, 140 s Bond,
dw 118 Gough
Slater Wm. tailor, 135 s Caroline
Slater Wm. H. house carpen. 172 e Baltimore
Slatterie F. J. clerk to Quartermaster, How-
ard House
Slattery John, musical instrument repairer, 64
Thames
Slattery Rev. Michael, 93 Barre
Slattery Patrick, drayman, 45 a Frederick
Slating Henry, laborer, '97 Peach al
Slaughter Adolph, laborer, 30 Elizabeth la
Slaughter Francis H. paper stainer, 212 Barre
Slaughter James C. paper hanger, 183 Lee
Slaughter John T. police, 183 Lee
Slaughter Peter C. fireman, 38 McHenry
Slaughter Wm. F. clerk, 183 Lee
Slaven John, shoemaker, 510 Light
Slaven Michael, grocery, 236 Light
Slaven Patrick, huckster, 39 China al
Slaysman Alexander, 104 e Madison
Slaysman Alexander, huckster, 130 Green-
mount av
Slaysman Mahlon, huckster, 102 Greenmount
av
Slaysman Walton, huckster, 130 Greenmount
av
Slaysman Wm. 58 w Fayette
Sleaven James, laborer, 78 Holiday
Slee John N. clerk, 4 s High
Sleeger Sarah, 109 French /
Sleeger Wm. H. plumber, 109 French
Sleeth Mary Ann, seamstress, 47 Clay
Slemaker John H., Government agent, 28
Hamburg
Slemaker John, 9 Henrietta
Slemmer Fredk. cabinet maker, 57 Leadhenall
Slemmer Captain Lloyd, cor Biddle and Cen-
tral av
SLERT ANDREW, groceries and provisions,
38 Towson
Slicer Rev. Henry, 322 e Baltimore
Slicer Henry W. (Cooper & S.) 161 s Broad-
way
Slicer Lewis E. coach smith, 64 a Washing-
ton, F. P.
Slicer Margaret, boarding house, 119 n Gay
Slieva Albert, grocery, 210 Light
Slight, Andrew, tailor, 207 s Bond
Slim John, laborer, 15 Albemarle
Slines Elizabeth, 286 n Central av
SlinglufT C. B. & Co. wholesale dealers in
hats, caps, &c., 13 n Howard
SlinglufT C. B. (C. B. S. & Co.) 13 n Howard
SLINGLUFF CHARLES D. & SON, gro-
cers and com. merchants, 13 n Howard
SlinglufT Charles D. (Charles D. S. & Son,)
215 w Lombard
SlinglufT Jesse, pres. Commercial and Farm-
ers' Bank, dw Baltimore Co.
Slinf;lufT Lewis J. 215 w Lombard
SlinglufT Jesse, jr., (C. D. S. & Son,) 215 w
Lombard
Slinkman Caspar, wheelwright, 812 w Balti-
more
Slinkman Harman K. coachsmith, 812 w Bal-
timore
Slinkman Harman, coach and blacksmith, 812
w Baltimore
Slinkman John H. coachsmith, 812 w Balti-
more
Slinkman Wm. H. blacksmith, 812 w Balti-
more
Slinkman Mrs. Mary A. 812 w Baltimore
Sloan Charles, clerk, 47 Conway
Sloan George F. (Burns & S.) 21 n Greene
WJU. P. ^V£BB, Marine, Fire and liife Insurance Agent aitd Broker. Agent
Benefit lAIe Insurance Co., Newark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Sloan & Calwell, importers and wholesale
dealers in brandies, wines, gins, cigars, &c.,
17 and 19 Cheapside
Sloan George F. jr., clerk, 21 n Greene
Sloan Mrs. Hugh, second-hand furniture dea-
ler, 60 Harrison
Sloan James, fruits, 91 w Lombard, dw 188
Bolton Terrace
Sloan James, (S. & Calwell,) 47 Conway
Sloan James, 57 Chapel
Sloan James, jr., cashier Farmers and Mer-
chants' Bank, 181 Hoffman
Sloan John T. clerk, 307 Hollins
Sloan Capt. John, 472 Lexington
Sloan John J. baker, 125 n Front
Sloan Mary, 159 n High
Sloan Matilda Ann, milliner and fancy dry
goods dealer, n w cor Orleans and Bond
Sloan Michael, shoemaker, 21 St. Mary
Sloan Moore, horses. Three Tuns hotel, cor
Pratt and Paca
Sloan Patrick, laborer, 184 s Durham
Sloan Samuel A. clerk Adam's Express, 479
w Fayette
Sloan Wm. J. with S. M. Hamilton, dw Bal-
timore CO
Sloane Francis J. grocery, 70 s High, dw 1
Aisquith
Slockerbeer Wm. laborer, 85 Cambridge
Slofer Frederick, pattern maker, 157 e Monu-
ment
Slorp Wm. H. carpenter, 19 Ringgold al
Slorp Jacob H. carpenter, 27 Ringgold al
Slothower George, (S., Matthews & Co.)
Baltimore co
Slothower John, lime and hair, 27 n Greene,
dw Hand tavern
Slothower, Matthews & Co. dry goods, over
17 German
Sluffer , 41 Hurke
Sluter Rev. George, 47 s Washington, F. P.
Slyder Jacob, blacksmith, 168 e Lombard
Slyder Wm. blacksmith, 168 e Lombard
Slyer Charles, laborer, 223 Aliceanna
Small Bruce, sutler, 29 w Baltimore
Small Catharine A. seamstress, 53 Green-
willow
Small Wm. & Edward, ship and commission
merchants, 93 Smith's wharf
Small Edward, (W. & E. S.) 187 w Fayette
Small Elizabeth, 188 e Pratt
SMALL GEORGE, produce and commission
merchant, 64 North, dw 56 Franklin
Small Henry, carpenter, 10 Preston
Small Jesse C. clerk, 157 Saratoga
Small Jesse W. property agent, 157 Saratoga
Small, John, silver chaser, 29 s Schroeder
Small Mary, grocery, 10 Preston
Small John, jr. attorney, 21 Lexington, dw
70McCulloh ^
Small Josiah, sen. 187 w Payette
Small Josiah, jr. 187 w Fayette
Small Samuel R. dry goods dealer, Howard,
dw 188 e Pratt,
Small Wm. H. clerk, 127 e Pratt
Smallbach John, tailor, 165 e Lombard
Small Wm. (W. & Edward S.) 187 w Fayette
Smalls Matthew, school teacher, 80 Gough
Smallwood Eleanora, tailoress, 273 Aisquith
Smaltzer Jacob, boot fitter, 205 Ensor
Smart Erastus, soldier, 32 Milliman
Smart Isma, huckster, 290 e Monument
Smeet Frederick, shoemaker, 173 King
Smeltz Henry, shoemaker, 357 Saratoga
Smet Michael, grocery, 187 Eastern av
Smett Conrad, milkman, Cotton row. Canton
Smett Nicholas, cooper, 33 James al
Smett Wm. P. moulder, 331 s Charles
Smick Peter W. copperplate printer, 24 w
Eager
Smick Philip A. music printer, 5 Patterson
building, cor Gay and Baltimore, dw 48
McElderry
Smid John, shoestore, 192 Columbia
Smidt Bernhard, drayman, 6 New
Smidt George, laborer, 96 s Wolfe
Smieg Francis, milkman, Clinton, Canton
Smiley James, tinner, 517 w Baltimore
Smiley John, porter, 161 Stirling
Smiley Robert, cooper, 139 Dover
Smiley Wm. cooper, 373 w Lombard
Smincke John, machinist, 222 w Bratt
Smink M. J. blacksmith, 93 e Pratt
Smiser Adam, police, 179 e Monument
Smith Abraham G. clerk at Eutaw house, cor
Eutaw and Fayette
Smith Adam, carter, 202 e Lombard
Smith Adam, cooper, 70 s Carey
Smith Adam, shoemaker, 14 Anthony
Smith Dr. Alan P. 86 Saratoga
Smith Alexander, clerk, 23 Madison av
Smith Aloysius, locksmith, 264 Hanover
Smith Alexander, 225 w Madison
Smith Andrew, s w cor Madison and Caroline
Smith Andrew, carriage driver, 4 Hillen
Smith Andrew, watchman, 11 Scott
Smith Andrew, shoemaker, 151 n Eutaw
Smith Andrew, laborer, 82 s Bethel
Smith Andrew C. soldier, 231 e Madison
Smith Anna, tailoress, 77 Boyd
Smith Mrs. Ann, 59 Perry
Smith Ann M. teacher, Haubert nr Marriott
Smith Asa H. paper hanger, 691 Lexington
Smith Anne, grocery, 117 n Pine
Smith Ann, 198 w Biddle
Smith Anthony M. merchant, 38 s Sharp
Smith Asa, 481 w Lombard
Smith Asbury, bookbinder, 12 Rock
Smith Augustus H. butter, 544 w Pratt
Smith Bartholomew, machinist, 523 Lexington
Smith Basil, painter, 18 Walsh
SMITH BROTHERS & CO., marble hall
clothing house, 40 w Baltimore — [See bot-
tom lines, front outside cover]
Smith Benjamin, private watchman, 176 e
Eager
Smith Mrs. Berwick B. 69 Courtland
Smith Bridget, 11 Central av
Smith Bridget, 116 Harford av
Smith Bridget, regalia maker, 17 New Church
Smith Mrs. Caroline, dressmaker, 136 Mul-
likin
Smith Catherine, 135 s Castle
Smith Mrs. Catherine, variety store, 266 e
Monument
Smith Catherine, laundress, 167 Eastern av
Smith Charles, laborer, 70 Essex
Smith Charles H. 12 Rock
Smith & Co., preservers of fruits, meats, &c.,
14, 16 and 18 East Falls av
Smith Charles, tailor, 35 s Caroline
Smith Misses C. & E., 39 Pleasant
Smith Charles, carpenter, 85 Ross
Smith Charles H. blacksmith, 154 Cross
Sm;th Charles W. coachsmith, 542 Lexington
Smith Charles, coachmaker, 155 Welcome al
J. HEUVRY GIE:SE:, Comiulaslon Itlercliaiit, for the sale of inour. Grain, Seeds, &0,
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, $31 Spear's Wbarf.
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Smith Charles A. express messenger, 207 w
Biddle
Smith Chas. F. piano maker, 24 n Republican
Smith Charles, miller, 525 Saratoga
Smith Charles F. (Lawrason& S.) Barnum's
Hotel
Smith Charles H. cooper, 12 Rock
Smith Charles, (S. & Son,) 283 w Fayette
Smith Charles, clerk, 124 s Caroline
Smith Charles T. clerk, 281 w Fayette
Smith Charles, carter, 170 Aliceanna
Smith Christian, lithographer, 211 Mont-
gomery
Smith Christian, tailor, rear of 21 Butler
Smith Christian, tailor, 200 Cross
SMITH CHRISTIAIN, shoe store, 31 w
Baltimore
Smith Christian, confectioner, 14 s Pine
Smith Christopher, barber, 57 Garden
Smith Christopher, confectionery, 247 Eas-
tern av
Smith Mrs. Clara, dressmaker, 85 Hollins
Smith Conrad, piano maker, 21 Park
Smith Conrad, cabinet maker, 21 Park
Smith Conrad, tailor, 42 Plum
Smith Conrad, shoemaker, 35 McElderry
Smith Conrad, wagoner, 186 s Ann
SMITH & CURLETT, proprietors steam
soap and candle factory, cor Pleasant and
Holiday. — [See p. 28 Mv erlisements]
Smith Cyrus E. laborer, 16 n Republican
Smith Daniel, watchman, 6 n Oregon
Smith Deborah, 78 Gough
Smith Dorcas, 23 Gough
Smith D. A. brakesman, 199 w Fayette
Smith Mrs. Edmund, 8 Jackson
Smith Edward, tailor, 480 Lexington
Smith Edward, mariner, 337 s Bond
Smith Edward, laborer, 345 Pennsylvania av
Smith Edgar D. quarter master's clerk, 87 n
High
Smith Ei'nest, soldier, 137 Pierce
Smith Eliza, milliner, 490 Lexington
Smith Eliza, 68 Union
Smith Mrs. Eliza G. 41 Lee
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, 175 Mulberry
Smith Elizabeth, tailoress, 61 n Pine
Smith Elizabeth, huckster, 20 Comet
Smith Elizabeth, tavern, 57 South
Smith Elizabeth, grocery, 241 e Madison
Smith Elijah B. painter, 564 Light
Smith Elijah P. salesman, 373 Lexington
Smith Elijah, 511 w Pratt
Smith Ellen M. 119 Pierce
Smith Elias D. clerk. Mansion house
Smith Emanuel, cabinet maker, 359 s Charles
Smith Emily, laundress, 51 Goodman al
Smith Emily L. J. Biddle e of Eden
Smith Emily, dressmaker, 85 Hollins
Smith Dr. F. E. 5 Waverly terrace
Smith Dr. L. G. S. 1 Waverly terrace
Smith Fannie H. trimmings, 129 s Sharp
Smith Ferdinand, soldier, 28 Dewberry al
Smith Mrs. Ferdinand, seamstress, 9 Rock
Smith Francis, laljorer, Washington road
Smith Francis, laborer, 215 n Caroline
Smith Mrs. Frances, dry goods, 14 Penna. av
Smith Frederick, rigger, 156 Lancaster
Smith Frederick, cigar maker, 36 n Spring
Smith Frederick, laborer, 164 Eastern av
SMITH FREDERICK, tobacconist, 15 e
Baltimore
Smith Francis,' laborer, 172 Eastern av
Smith Francis D. cigar maker, 70 s Carey
Smith Frances V. 76 Mullikin
Smith Frank, street paver, 239 e Lombard
Smith Frederick, mariner, 300 Aliceanna
Smith Frederick C. 141 s Eden
Smith Frederick H. butcher, 37 Hanover
market, dw 484 Saratoga
Smith Frederick, jr. butcher, 484 Saratoga
Smith George, carman, 11 n Poppleton
Smith George, 266 e Monument
Smith George, with flour inspector, 92 s
Exeter
Smith George H. confectioner, 60 Thames
Smith George, cooper, 27 May
Smith George W. soldier, 211 n Bond
Smith George, cutter, 223 e Monument
Smith George, cigar maker, 9 Plowman
Smith George, 461 n Gay
Smith George, carpenter, 625 Pennsylvania av
Smith George, soldier, Hull near Fort av
Smith George, butcher, 81 Lexington market,
dw Frederick road
Smith George, mariner, 331 e Baltimore
Smith George, tavern, 25 Commerce
Smith George H. clerk, 211 n Bond
Smith George, oak cooper, 31 n Caroline
Smith George T. carpenter, 237 e Chase
Smith George, huckster, 25 Slemmer al
Smith George, laborer, 211 Montgomery
Smith George W. W. butcher, 75 Centre and
78 Belair markets, dw Eagle hotel, 132
Hillen
Smith George W. mariner, 116 Hughes
Smith George B. gardener, 2 n Wolfe
Smith George, coppersmith, 331 e Baltimore
Smith George, butcher, 490 Saratoga
Smith George, cabinet maker, 38 n Howard
Smith George W. baker, 338 Canton av
Smith Geo. A. tobacconist, 509 w Baltimore
Smith George, 28 Fell
Smith George, belt maker, 2 Etna la
Smith George, shoemaker, 64 Perry
Smith George H., Girard house. 74 s Eutaw
Smith Dr. Gideon B. 30 n Calvert, dw 174
Mulberry
Smith Gustav, laborer, 70 Harrison
Smith Hannah, dry goods, 242 e Baltimore
Smith Hannah, bakery, 544 Penna. av
Smith Harriet, H. S. nurse, 3 Hill
Smith Hartman, butcher, 117 Centre and 106
Belair markets, dw Baltimore co
Smith Helen, tailoress, 2 Anthony
Smith Henrietta, 25 Sterrett
Smith Henry C. (Tucker & S.) 18 Hollins
Smith Henry C. carpenter, 490 Lexington
Smith Mrs. Henry, butcher, 1 Centre, 50 Lex-
ington, and 5 Hanover markets, dw 490 Sar-
atoga
Smith Henry, grocery, 566 Lexington
Smith Henry, weaver, 58 Albemarle
Smith Henry, baker, 213 e Lombard
Smith Henry A. engineer U. S. N.,331 e Bal-
timore
Smith Henry, carpenter, Durham near Pratt,
dw 98 s Ann
Smith Henry D. sheet iron worker, 363
Franklin
Smith Henry, laborer, 422 Penna. av
Smith Henry, carpenter, 98 s Ann
Smith Henry, finisher, 77 Boyd
Smith Henry Peters, (Ruthrauff & S.) 134
Pearl
Smith Henry, baker, 104 Pine
OBO. S. FAGB
BRO., lUnmifacturers of Roofa and Roofing BlaterlnLi, 111 aooMk'U
Whaif. C. HART SMITH, Anient.
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Smith Franklin J. saddler, 102 Preston
Smith Henry S. clerk, 92 Saratoga
Smith Henry, tobacconist, 770 w Baltimore
Smith Henry, brass finisher, 279 n Eutaw
Smith He)iry C. carpenter, 151 Sarah Ann
Smith Henry J. fireman, 82 s Carey
Smith Herman A. book binder and sexton St.
Luke's Episcopal Church, 365 Lexington
Smith Horatio, shoemaker, 139 Aii^uith
Smith Hugh, shoemaker, 43 Orlean^x
Smith Hugh, laborer, 6 Ryan
Smith Hugh H. locksmith, 15 Sterling >t
Smith Isaac, car driver, 962 w Baltimore
Smith Isaac N. (Buckley & S.) 66 e Lombard
SMITH Dr. J. B. 11 s Frederick
SMITH J. HOPKINSON, Iron Mer-
chant and proprietor Calvert Iron
and Nail Works. Railroad Spikes,
Chairs, Rivets, Bolts. Horse and
Mule Shoes, &c. dw 5 Cathedral .
SMITH J. IRWIN, wholesale druggist, 152
w Pratt, dw 57 Dolphin
Smith J. Jacob, pharmaceutist, cor Eutaw and
Lexington, dw 294 w Fayette
Smith Jacob, carpenter, 333 e Madison
Smith Jacob, varnisher, 301 Light
Smith Jacob W. cooper, 2 Comet
Smith Jacob, tailor, 61 Harrison
Smith Mrs. Jacob, 447 n Paca
♦Smith Jacob, laborer, 90 Elliott
Smith Jacob, butcher, 324 Canton av
Smith Jacob, lamplighter, 44 Bank
Smith Jacob, brickmaker, 25 Sterrett
Smith James, hackman, 12 n Republican
Smith James, moulder, 372 e Monument
Smith James S. ambrotypist, 125 s Broadway,
dw 114
Smith James L. carpenter, Biddle e of Eden
Smith James, carpenter, 303 Ross
Smith James, policeman, 248 e Madison
Smith James, blacksmith, 146 Barre
Smith James, laborer, White House, Canton
Smith James, blacksmith, Falls road near
Northern av
Smith James P. messenger custom house, 7
Lloyd
Smith James D. grocery, 190 George
Smith James G. carpenter, 44 East
Smith James E. laborer, 27 Gittings
Smith James, box maker, eS^g s Dallas, dw
69 s Bond
Smith James, carpenter, 69 s Bond
Smith James D. last maker, 112 e Lombard
Smith James, police, 148 e Madison
Smith James, 7 Will
Smith James, sweep master, 114 s Broadway
Smith James A. oyster packer. Canton, dw
194 Gough
Smith James, bricklayer, 307 e Pratt
Smith James, blacksmith, 41 s Caroline, dw
s e cor Broadway and Bank
Smith James W. hatter, 51 e Madison
Smith James F. huckster, 166 s Central av
Smith Jane C. (Wyman, Byrd & Co.) 16
Hanover
SMITH JEFFERY A. blacksmith and rail-
ing manufacturer, 182 Columbia, dw 184
Smith Jennie, 44 n Exeter
Smith Job, jr., 27 n Front
Smith Joel D. bricklayer, 161 n Paca
Smith Joel D. bricklayer, 83 Chatsworth
Smith John, woodsawyer, 2 Court row
Smith John, car builder, 517 Belair av
Smith John Spear, judge Orphans' Court, 33
Hamilton
Smith John, laborer, 78 French
Smith John, hack driver, 48 Hillen
Smith John M. laborer, 139 s Chapel
Smith John M. locksmith, 65 Vme
Smith John, shoemaker, 112 French
Smith John, laborer, 282 s Dallas
Smith John, (Hammond & S.) 173 s Paca
Smith John, locksmith, 125 Low
Smith John, finisher, 95 Eastern av
Smith John W. police, 100 s Eden
Smith John C. cooper, 140 3 Washington,
F. P.
Smith John A. engineer U. S. N. 307 e Bal-
timore
Smith John D. corker, Clifton, Baltimore Co.
Smith John, laborer, 191 Ramsay
Smith John, huckster, 219 Hollins
Smith John, provisions, 235 Franklin
Smith John, soldier, 3 Russell
Smith John, sugar refiner, 39 e Lombard
Smith John, book keeper, 163 w Lombard
Smith John, carpenter, 8 Grant, dw 144 s Paca
Smith John, lager beer, 243 Eastern av
Smith John P. car trimmer, 200 n Exeter
Smith John A. machinist, 182 Columbia
Smith John C. A. confectioner, 57 e Lombard
Smith John, laborer, 77 Dawson al
Smith John, wagoner, Fremont nr Penna. av
Smith John, laborer, 71 Lancaster
Smith John, fisherman, 12 Fish Market space
Smith John, boot maker, 35 Harford av
Smith John, shoemaker, 173 s Sharp
Smith John C. stone cutter, 185 Conway
Smith John H. soldier, 22 Abey al
Smith John C. second hand tools, 80 n Gay
Smith J. Thomas, clerk Bank of Baltimore,
77 s Paca
Smith John C. tobacconist, 155)^ w Balti-
more, dw 306 Saratoga
Smith John, brickmaker, 25 Sterrett
SMITH JOHN D. paying teller Bank of Com-
merce, dw 163 w Lombard
Smith John Q. copper plate printer, 207
Forrest
Smith John H. soldier, 51 Goodman al
Smith John J. moulder, 2 Lemmon al
Smith John, laborer, 222 e Madison
Smith John E. mariner, 136 Mullikin
Smith John, laborer, 122 s Howard
Smith John J. conductor, 2 Lemmon
Smith John M. canvasser, s w cor Camden
and Eutaw
Smith John M. (Thos. & J. M. S.) 97 Me-
Culloh
Smith John G. porter, 25 Preston
Smith John P. car trimmer, 25 e Fayette
Smith John & Son, commission merchants, 35
Cheapside
Smith John, shoemaker, 71 Portland
Smith John, (J. S. & Son,) Baltimore co
Smith John, box maker, 249 e Baltimore
Smith John L. 106 L. Greene
Smith John T. machinist, 141 s Eden
Smith John, boiler maker, 8 Henry
Smith John R. engineer, 55 s Poppleton
Smith John, mariner, 78 Lancaster
Smith John R. ship smith, 200 s Wolfe
\VM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Iilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mntoal
Benefit Lofe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
24
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Smith Matthew N. clothing, 85 n Gay
Smith Matthew, jr., clerk, 220 w Hoffman
Smith Michael, upholsterer, 3 n Wolfe
Smith Michael, machine stitching, 131 Pearl
Smith Michael, driver Adams' express, 66
Holiday
Smith Michael, stevedore, 135 s Caroline
Smith Mordecai K. sale and livery stables,
cor Fremont and Ramsay, dw 73 Columbia
Smith Capt. Moses C. mariner, 129 s Sharp
Smith Nancy, seamstress, Etting nr Mosher
Smith Mrs. Nancy, 129 s Sharp
SMITH Dr. NATHAN R. professor Uni-
versity of Maryland, office 89 Saratoga, dw
Baltimore co
Smith Nathan, (S. & King,) 158 Franklin
Smith Nelson, huckster, 152 Orleans
Smith Nicholas, 52 s Broadway
Smith Nicholas, 16 Greenmount av
Smith Nich. carpenter, Chappell nr Fremont
Smith Nicholas M. bookkeeper Franklin
Bank, dw 345 e Baltimore
Smith Nicholas, shoemaker, 491 Belair av
Smith Nicholas 0. conductor city cars, 30 s
Schroeder
Smith Nicholas P. soldier, 35 s Poppleton
SMITH & NICODEMUS, provision mer-
chants, 381 w Baltimore
Smith S. R. (S. & Nicodemus,) 45 Hollins
Smith Octavius J. clerk, 11 e Monument
Smith Oliver T. coach painter, 501 e Lombard
Smith Owen, expressman, 417 w Pratt
Smith P. A. head miller Calverton mills, near
Almshouse
Smith Patrick, paver, 17 Colvin ct
Smith Patrick laborer, 63 n Amity
Smith Paul, tanner, 139 Harford av
Smith Percy G. clerk N. C. R. R. Calvert
station
Smith Peter, wagoner, 11 French
Smith Peter, seamen's boarding house, 292 s
Ann
Smith Peter, tailor, 104 Stirling
Smith Peter B. fish, 9 Hawk
Smith Peter U. cabinet maker, 18 n High
Smith Philip laborer, 12 Mercer
Smith Philip, copperplate printer, 48 McEl-
derry
Smith Philip, confectioner, 273 Hollins
Smith Philip, fireman, 332 s Sharp
Smith Philip, wagoner, 186 s Ann
Smith Philip, blacksmith, 24 Republican
Smith Phoebe, 335 Frankhn
Smith Phoebe Ann, huckstress, 13 s Eden
SniiihP.G. 49Lee
Smith Priscilla, 40 n Caroline
Smith Rachel E. 105 Chatsworth
Smith Rebecca, 146 Eastern av
Smith Richard A. sash and door framer, 202
Bank
Smith Richard, ship carpenter, 177 Gough
Smith R. Henry, manufacturer of syrups, 7
Mercer, dw 89 s Eden
Smith Richard C. clerk, 230 w Hoflfman
Smith Richard, regulator P. W. & B. R. R.,
141 s Eden
Smith Rebecca, boarding, 132 w Fayette
Smith Robert A. clerk, 34 s Exeter
Smith Robert H. carpenter, 154 s Fremont
Smith Robert T. conveyancer, 61 w Fayette,
dw 479 Franklin
Smith Robert, weaver, 37 Harmony la
Smith Robert H. machinist, 281 Pratt
J, HKVRY^GIESE, CommJaslon Mercliant, for the sale of Plonr, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constanUy on hand, 21 Spear's Wliarf.
Smith Capt. John S. mariner, 134 Pearl
Smith John T. machinist, 16 Front
Smith John W. broker, 38)^ Second, dw
Franklin
Smith John W. organist, 333 e Lombard
Smith Joseph W. millwright, 244 e Lombard
Smith Joseph, police, 50 Dolphin
Smith Jos. J. car driver, 31 Preston
Smith Joseph, lamp lighter, 177 Gough
Smith Joseph, tavern, 163 Frankhn
&nith Jos. S. butcher, 45 Centre and 59 Belair
markets, dw Eagle hotel, 132 Hillen
Smith Jos. S. (John S. & Son.) Baltimore co
Smith Joseph, laborer, 328 s Charles
Smhh Joseph, (S. & Co.) 16 East Falls av
Smith Jos. L. carpenter, 241 s Ann
SMITH Rev. JOSEPH T. 6 Cathedral
SMITH JOSEPH DEAN, attorney, 35 n
Charles, dw 199 n Howard
Smith Joseph, shoemaker, 253 n Eden
Smith Joshua, huckster, 349 Penn
Smith Judson H. (S., Brothers & Co.) 37 n
Front
Smith Julius, shoemaker, 57 Jefferson
Smith & King, sash factory, cor Cathedral
and John
Smith Lawrence, laborer, 18 n Amity
Smith Lawrence, laborer, 2 Wills
Smith Lewis, cooper, 77 s Regester
Smith Lewis, cooper, 140 s Caroline
Smith Lewis, upholsterer, 14 Thompson
Smith Lewis E. of Marine Bank, 224 Garden
Smith Lewis, huckster, 19 Centre Market
space
Smith Lewis, mariner, 191 Aliceanna
Smith Lewis, laborer, 30 Abey al
Smith Lizzie, seamstress, 154 Cross
SMITH LOUIS, restaurant, 54 German
Smith Louis, cooper, 77 s Regester
Smith Louis, laborer, 18 Walsh
Smuh Louisa, confectionery, 19 Jefferson
Smith Lydia A. 225 Madison av
Smith Mrs. Lydia, milliner, 58 n Eutaw
Smith Lucy, 127 s Central av
Smith Mrs. Margaret, tailoress, 158 McHenry
Smith Margaret, sailor boarding house, 54
Tliames
Smith Margaret, tailoress, 22 s Bond
Smith JVlargaret, 69 s Dallas
Smitli Margaret, 1 Grace ct
Smith Margaret, laundress, 2 West Falls av
Smith Margaret, tavern, 173 s Sharp
Smith Margaret, 66 Holiday
Smith Margaret M. 201 Hollins
Smith Maria, confectioner, 316 n Gay
Smith Maria, He Monument
Smith Maria, dressmaker, 214 w Biddle
Smitli Mrs. Maria C. provisions, 16 Daw-
son ul
Smith Marshall P. clerk, 34 Cathedral
Smith Mrs. Martha, 66 Scott
Smith Mrs. Mary, 46 Johnson
Smith Mary, huckstress, 104 Dugan's wharf
Smith Mary, 244 e Lombard
Smith Mnry J. 3(16 Saratoga
Smith Mary L. 181 n Dallas
Smitli Mrs. Mary, 85 Ross
Smith Mary, tailoress, 67 Henrietta
Smith Mrs. Mary E. 223 Saratoga
Smith Mary J. 234 e Chase
Smith Mary, 14 Edward
Smith Mary, Pleasant, 1 door e of Falls
Smith Matthew, 38 s Sharp
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Smith Robert M* coal oil manufactory, foot of
Eutaw, dw 220 w Hoffman
Smith Robert, tinner, 12 s Dallas
Smith Rodney B. sutler, 42 n Liberty
Smith Rose, cook, 122 n Gay
Smith Rose Ann, 83 s Caroline
Smith Samuel, spices, Penn, dw 3 Chats-
worth
Smith Samuel R. (S. & Nicodemas.) 45 Rol-
lins
Smith Samuel, carpenter 218 e Monument
Smith Samuel M. foreman, 244 e Lombard
Smith Samuel, painter, 60 s Ann
Smith Samuel H. fisherman, 27 Gittings
Smith Samuel H. pilot, 140 Gough
Smith Samuel C. laborer, 22 Boston
Smith Samuel A. carpenter, 536 w Lombard
Smith Samuel R. clerk, 121 Park
Smith Samuel W. 85 Park
Smith Samuel, baker, 339 Eastern av
Smith Samuel, laborer, 26 Orleans
Smith Samuel T. bricklayer, 461 n Gay
SMITH SAMUEL J. oyster and fruit pack-
er, junction Howard and Liberty, dw 387 w
Lombard
Smith Samuel E. miller. Falls road
Smith Samuel, tinner, 83 Chatsworth
Smith Samuel, furniture wagoner, 501 w
Lombard
Smith Sarah A. boarding, 43 Courtland
Smith Sarah, 101 n Exeter,
Smith Sarah A. 210 Barre
Smith Mrs. Sarah T. 90 n Charles
Smith Sarah E. confectionery. 111 s Wolfe
Smith Sebastian, laborer, 53 Aliceanna
Smith Sophia F. 307 e Baltimore
Smith Mrs. Sophia F. 307 e Baltimore
Smith Mrs. Susanna, 70 Gough
Smith Susan T. 5 Cathedral
Smith Mrs. Susan, 178 Pierce
Smith Mrs. Susan, s e cor Franklin and
Greene
Smith Sylvester V. B. carpenter, 10 n Oregon
Smith Thomas J. carpenter, 8 n Schroeder
Smith Thomas, 3?s Sharp
Smith Thomas, carpenter, 320 Mulberry
Smith Thomas, 2 Chatsworth
Smith Thomas H. tinner, 69 Granby
Smith Dr. T. Emory, 5 Waverly terrace,
Franklin square
Smith Thomas L. painter, 293 s Charles
Smith Thomas S. miller, 35 s Poppleton
Smith Thomas A. blacksmith, 175 Hollins
Smith Thos. painter, 181 s Washington, F. P.
Smith Thomas M. (S. & Curlett,) 133 Park
Smith Thomas, painter, 134 Cross
Smith Thomas H. tavern, 353 s Bond
Smith Thomas, dry goods refinisher, 12 Mc-
Ciellan al
SMITH THOMAS & JOHN M. Hnseed oil
manufacturers, 121 and 123 Smith's wharf
Smith Thomas, (Thos. & John. M. S.) 133
Park '
Smith Ulrick, glass blower, Stockholm w of
Eutaw
Smith Victor, hosiery and trimmings, 87
Hanover
Smith Washington, laborer, 94 Camden
Smith Walter, clerk. High near Gay
Smith Walter, farmer, 5 Waverley terrace,
Franklin square
Smith Whittingham, painter, 58 William
Smith Wm. J. bookkeeper, 331 e Baltimore
Smith Wm. H. butcher, 478 Saratoga
Smith Wm. F. clerk McKim's Bank, 687
Lexington
Smith Wm. J. fish, 9 Hawk
Smith Wm. F. ship carpenter, 96 s Bond
Smith Wm. P. clerk, 108 Richmond
Smith Wm. tailor, 332 Raborg
Smith Wm. H. V. (J. S. Barry dk Co.) 198 w
Biddle
Smith Wm. H. boiler maker, 77 Henrietta
Smith Wm. detective, 126 Burgundy al
SMITH W. PRESCOTT, master transpor-
tation B. & O. R R. dw 2 Parkin
Smith Wm. H. carpenter, 33 Harford av
Smith Wm. cigar maker, 162 Waahingtdn,
F. H.
Smith Wm. clerk, 266 n Howard
Smith Wm. laborer, 47 Buren
Smith Wm. H. teamster, 116 St. Peter
Smith Wm. moulder, 16 Fountain
Smith Wm. H. tobacconist, 170 n Spring
Smith Wm. H. cooper. Canton av near Chapel
Smith Wm. T. 140 Hollins
Smith Wm. T. & Co., oyster and truit pack-
ers, n e cor McHenry al and Lemmon, dw
Wm. T. S. 387 w Lombard
Smith Wm. J. sergt. police, 162 s Ann
Smith Wm. T. shoemaker, 31 Granby
Smith Wm. P. detective, 283 e Lombard
Smith Wm. police, 34 Henrietta
Smith Wm. painter, foot of Hughes, dw 93
Barre
Smith Wm. H. soldier, Ramsay w of Scott
Smith Wm. mariner, 13 Nicholson
Smith Wm. mariner, 262 s Ann
Smith Wm. soldier, 130 Barre
Smith Wm. M. printer, 11 e Monument
Smith Capt. Wm. mariner, 312 s Bond
Smith Wm. D. gunsmith, 120 s High
Smith Wm. F. teller at McKim &"Co's, 687
Lexington
Smith Wm. M. restaurant, 2 Franklin build-
ings, North-st
Smith Wm. police Western district
Smith Wm. H. caulker, 181 Hughes
Smith Wm. H. licensed ganger, 69 Exchange
place, dw 185 Hoffman
Smith Wm. I. boDkkeeper, 331 e Baltimore
Smith Wm. 152 Orleans
Smith Zcmbuca J. W. printer, 70 Gough •
Smithson Mrs, Clarissa, 111 n Fremont
Smithson Thomas, 111 n Fremont
Sinitson Gabriel, 30 Lloyd
Smitson Mrs. Anna, provisions, 30 Lloyd
Smitz Charles, tailor, 372 e Eager
Smoke Geo. laborer, 78 Johnson
Smoot Albert, bookkeeper, 549 w Fayette
Smoot Charles B. 549 w Fayette
Smoot Geo. W. conductor B. & O. R. R. 88
Schroeder
Smoot Hiram H. blacksmith, 170 McHenry
Smoot James, iron roller, 3 Binney
Smoot Joseph, wheelwright, 170 McHenry
Smoot Joseph, jr. wheelwright, 170 Mc-
Henry
Smoot Kate, hoops and skirts, 466 w Balti-
more
Smoot Wm. H. pilot, 305 s Charles
Smuck John, boot fitter, 20 n Oregon
Smuck Somerfield, carpenter, 414 w Lombard
Smull David B. hardware and ship furnishing
manufacturer, 82 w Pratt, dw 251 w Lom-
bard
Geo. S. PAG£ & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Slaterials, 111 Smltfe^B
Wharf. C. HART SaUTH, Agent.
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8NY
Smvrk Alfred E. guano agent for Barrill &
Muir, Water's whf. foot of Fell, dw 254 e
Baltimore
Smull Dr. Wm. G. 191 w Lombard
Smyser Wm. H. soldier, 74 Chew
Smyth Robert, silk weaver, 37 Harmony la
Smyth Wm. grainer, 98 Centre
Snabel Johti, mariner, 254 s Ann
Snagf 1 Loui.s, laborer, 527 Canton av
Snappinger Charles, porter, 92 s Eutaw
Snappinger Frederick, soldier, 99 Conway
Snattinger Samuel, dry goods, 74 Camden
Snavely Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 118 w Bid-
die
Snavely .Tohn, 118 w Biddle
Snavely John H. lieut. police, 102 n Pine
Snavely Joseph F. HI w Biddle
Snead Catherine, confectionery, 137 William
Snead Patrick, laborer, 48 Liberty al
Sneath Wm. A. clerk P. 0. 156 w Lombard
Sneed Mrs. Jemima M. 344 w Fayette
Sneed Lydia M. seamstress, 116 Hoffman
Sneed Mary, seamstress, 116 Hoffman
Sneed Robert J. plasterer, 22 St. Peter
' Sneed Wm. W. painter, 116 Hoffman
Sneeringer Wm. J. teacher, 28 Hanover
Sneese Jacob, limeburner, 89 Chesnut al
Sneden James, soldier, 13 Hull
Sneicheder Matthew, baker, 234 Franklin
Sneider Edward, gunsmith, 34 Barre
Snethen W. G. attorney, 190 Hoffman
Snider Augustus, photographer, 450 w Balti-
more
Snider George, laborer, Fort av near Law-
rence
Snider John, blacksmith, 21 James al
Snider John, tailor, 11 Mullikin
Snider Stephen, lager beer, 27 w Fayette
Snider Wm. tinner, 11 Mullikin
Snitcher Henry, tailor, 237 s Wolfe
SNIVELY ADAM, commission merchant, 5
Commerce, dw 40 Fawn
Snook Philip, huckster, Orleans nr Castle al
Snooks Wm. teamster, 35 Aliey al
Snooks Wm. H. soldier, 35 Abey al
Snopp Valentine, wire worker, 900 w Pratt
Snow Charles H. (E. J. S. & Co.) 333 e Balti-
more
Snow Capt. Charles G. 40 s Broadway
Snow Cynthia, 40 s Broadway
Snow Edward J. (E. J. S. & Co.) 40 s Broad-
way
Snow E. J. & Co., flour, grain and feed, cor
Aliceanna and Caroline
Snow Frederick, shoemaker, 24 Park
Snow 'i'homas W. ship carpenter, Johnson
nr West
Snow Capt. Wm. mariner, 26 s Ann
Snow Wm. F. bookkeeper Union Bank, dw
302 w Fayette
Snowdei) Eliza, 28 Mulberry
Snowden Edward, (Capron & Co.) 79 South
vSnowderi Gustavus W. 43 Hanover
SNOWDEN HENRY & CO. dental depot,
ovrr 3 n Liberty, dw H. S. 110 n Eutaw
Snowden J. Thomas, clerk B. & O. R, R.
Hollins 3 doors w of Calhoun
Snowden Philip T. import clerk custom house
250 w Payctt.;
Snowden P. M. real estate broker, 83 y/
Fayette, dv/ 1 n Carey
Snowden Rebecca, bonnet maker, 47 sLibcry
Snowden Richard P. Eager nr St. Paul
Snowden Samuel, attorney, 83 w Fayette, dw
316 Hollins
SNYDER ANDREW, cooper, 13 and 17
James al, and 33 Poultney, dw 329 s
Charles
Snyder Adam, butcher, 24 Fell's Point mar-
ket, dw87 s Bond
Snyder Adam, tinner, 68 s Central av
Snyder August, iron roller, Clinton nr Boston
Snyder Augustus, photographer, 450 w Balti-
more
Snyder Benj. B. time keeper at Mt. Clare de-
pot, 21 Republican
Snyder Mrs. Caroline, 172 L. Greene
Snyder Charles, bartender, Belair av nr Balti-
more Cemetery
Snyder Casper, milkman, Fort av near Law-
rence
Snyder Christopher, baker, 176 Eastern av
Snyder Daniel, restaurant, 41 German
Snyder Daniel, shoemaker, 54 Hull
Snyder Daniel clerk Quartermaster's dept. 83
Lee
Snyder Rev. E. B. 120 n Exeter
Snyder Ferdinand, stoves, &c., 56 e Pratt
Snyder Frederick, laborer, 200 s Fremont
Snyder Frederick, instrument maker, 142 s
Central av
Snyder Frank, laborer, 5 Russell
Snyder George, confectioner, 27 s Liberty,
dw 200 s Fremont
Snyder George, shoemaker, 269 w Biddle
Snyder Dr. George D. 379 Franklin
Snyder George, tailor, 191 e Fayette
Snyder George, laborer, 232 s Castle
Snyder Gotthead, cabinet maker, 135 L.
Greene
Snyder Mrs. Harriet, milliner, 72 n Eutaw
Snyder Harriet, baker, 232 n Gay
Snyder Henry, shoemaker, 73 Hillen
Snyder Henry, laborer, 8 Callendar
SNYDER HENRY, sr., flour and feed, 95
Franklin, dw 348 n Eutaw
Snyder Henry, jr., (Frusb & S.) 261 n How-
ard
Snyder Henry, tailor, 75 Albemarle
Snyder Henry, iron worker, 75 Bank
Snyder Henry, tailor, 15 Brown
Snyder. Henry R. hosemaker, 187 Ensor
Snyder Herman, tailor, 31 s Frederick
Snyder Jacob, 41 German
Snyder Jacob, butcher, 46 Centre and 30 Lex-
ington markets, dw 444 Penna. av
Snyder Mrs. Jane R. 89 s Eden
Snyder John, tailor, 42 Chatsworth
Snyder John, cooper, 110 Low
SNYDER JOHN J. attorney, 53 w Fayette,
dw 160 n Howard
Snyder John, carpenter, 195 Forrest
Snyder John H. butcher, 437 Penna. av
Snyder John, butcher, 39 Fell's Point market,
dw 124 Hampstead
Snyder John H. clerk P. W. & B. R. R., 181
Lee
Snyder .John, conductor B. & O. R. R., 26
w Fayette
Snyder John, carpenter, 100 n Howard
Snyder Joseph L. carpenter, 273 Forrest
Snyder Joseph F. butcher, 51 Centre and 6
Lexington market, dw Penna. av nr North-
ern av
Snyder Joseph R. merchandise broker, 70 Ex-
change place, dw 143 Washington place
"WM. P. WEnr?, Marine, FJre and Ufe Insnmnce Asfnt nnd Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., IVe^vark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Snyder Justus, 16 n Strieker
Snyder Lainhardt, huckster, 437 Penna. av
Snyder Mary, 50 n Spring
Snyder Rosanna, 147 n Paca
Snyder & Strasbaugh, tobacconists, 120}^ a
High
Snyder Wm. grocery, 2 Eutaw ct
Snyder Wendel, baker, 188 Orleans
Snyder Wm. C. clerk, \.5i}4 Mulberry
Snyder Wm. butcher, 43 Lexington Market,
dw 437 Penna. av
Snyder Wm.C.collectorEutaw Savings Bank,
154K Mulberry
Snyder Wm. (S. & Strasbaugh,) 95 n Central
av
Soeller August, baker, s e cor Madison and
Spring
Sofford Peter N. pilot, Hamburg nr William
Sohl Adam H. cabinetmaker, 252 s Sharp
Sohl Henry W. basket maker, 15 Somerset
Sohl Henry, shoemaker, over 57 Thames
Sohn Christian, tailor, 66 s Central av
Sohn John, grocery, 237 e Fayette
Sohn Mauritz, tailor, 107 s Regester
Solan Mrs. Ellen, 34 St. Mary
Solan Michael, tailor, 34 St. Mary
Soldiers' Rest, 204 s Howard
Solenback Wm. paver, 198 n Central av
Sollers Andrew J. soldier, 144 Hollins
SoUers Benjamin L. puddler, 127 s Chester
Sollers Geo. L. soldier, 144 Hollins
Sollers Thos. E. jr., 567 Lexington
Sollers Thos. O. clerk, 218 e Baltimore
Sollers Thos. E. 567 Lexington
Solomon Mrs. Eliza, 246 e Pratt
Solomon Isaac, oyster dealer, 309 w Lombard,
dw 511 w Fayette
Solomon Joseph, trader, 90 s Spring
Solomon Martin, dry goods, 168 Franklin
Solomon W. Thomas, sail maker, 246 e Pratt
Solomon Wm. T. sail maker, ]24 n Bond
Solter Geo. (Streeper, S. & Marshall,) 150
Orleans
Solter John, pattern maker, 150 Orleans
Solze Mrs. Caroline C. milliner, 68 s Sharp
Solze John A. shoe tools, 312 w Pratt, dw
68 s Sharp
Somerlad August, ship carpenter, 77 Grindall
Somers John, laborer, 213 Vine
Somerville Ann, shoe binder, 39 Barnes
Somerville John, clerk, 297 Aisquith
Somerville Philip, trunk maker, 7 Somerset
Somerville Wm. H. florist, 297 Aisquith
Sommerville Thos. carpenter, 24 n Oregon
Sommer Mrs. Catharine, 340 s Sharp
Sommer Jacob & Sons, coach makers, s w cor
Lombard and Howard
Sommer Jacob, (J. S. & Sons,) s w cor Lom-
bard and Howard
Sommer John P. watchmak. 231 i^^s Broadway
Sommer John, ornamental painter, 85 Ais-
quith
Sommer J. B. distiller, 19 Stockton al
Sommer John, laborer, 31 Fell
Sommer John, watchmaker, 285 s Bond
Sommer Leonard, (Jacob S. & Sons,) s w cor
Howard and Lombard
Sommer Samuel, (Jacob S. & Sons,) 162
Scott
Sommer Martin, laborer, 259 s Bond
Sommer Wm. shoemaker, 17 Willow
Sommerfield John, army sutler, 177 w Pratt
Sommerlock Anna, 368 Saratoga
Sommerlock John F. paper hanger, 368 Sara-
toga
Sommers Mrs. Catharine, 389 s Eutaw
Sommers Henry, laborer, 160 Burgundy al
Sommers Henry, carpenter, 29 York
Sommers John, laborer, 4 Lemmon al
Sommers Patrick, iireman, 103 Plum
Sommers Samuel, finisher, 255 ("olumbia
Sommers Wm. fisherman, 389 s Eutaw
Sommerville James P. trunkmaker, 164 Ensor
Sonborn Morris, clothier, 24 Comet
Sonderback Emerich, tinner, 260 Durham
Sondergeld Ambrose, milkman, Washington
near Polk, Homestead
Sondershoff Charles, messenger Adams' Ex-
press, 281 n Howard
Sondheim Charles, tailor, 161 Lee
Sondheimer Benedict, variety store, 20 n Eden
Sondheimer Caroline, grocery, 118 n Exeter
Sondheimer Samuel, tailor, 118 n Exeter
Sonneborn Christian, cooper, 291 s Sharp
Sonneborn Henry, clothier, 315 w Baltimore,
dw 162 Lexington
Sonneborn Jonas, (S., Seligman & Marx,) 197
n Howard
Sonneborn Lewis, clothier, 273 w Pratt
SONNEBORN, SELIGMAN & MARX,
wholesale clothiers, 310 w Baltimore
Sonneborn Simon, tailor, 53 German
Soiuiehill Lewis, clothier, 350 w Baltimore,
dw 288 w Fayette
Sonnemann Henry, tailor, 498 w Baltimore
SONNENLEITER JOHN G. restaurant, 66
Towson
Sonnenleiter Michael, brickmaker, 34 Abey al
Sonnerman Robert, candy maker, 16 Consti-
tution
Sonrey H. soldier, 176 Aliceanna
Soper Edward (Samuel J. S. & Co.,') 558 w
Fayette
Soper Mrs. Eliza M. teacher, 45 w Fayette
SOPER SAMUKL J. & CO. auctioneers, 42
and 44 s Charles
Soper Samuel J. (Samuel J. S. & Co.,) 147 w
Hoffman
Sopp Adam, laborer, 59 Park
Soran Mrs. C. C. fancy store, 125 s Bond
Soran Charles J. chair painter, 89 e Lombard
Soran Edward J. chair painter, 125 s Bond
Soran James, expressman, 125 s Bond
Soran Wm. G. chair painter, 125 s Bond
Sorg Charles, baker, 435 w Pi-att
Sorg Wm. tavern, Calverton road near Fayette
Sorgeler Frederick, baker, 73 Aisquith
Sorter Daniel, (S. & Sweeney,) 46 n Poppleton
Sorter & Sweeney, house carpenters, 396 w
Pratt
Sothoron Zachariah W. conductor, 9 Chats-
worth
Sothoron Zaccheus, conductor city cars, 16 n
Bond
Southard Joseph, moulder, 769 w Baltimore
Southard Mrs. Mary, 455 Franklin
South Baltimore Mechanics' Library Rooms,
Watchman engine house, Montgomery
South Baltimore Station Methodist Protestant
Church, Light s of West
South iMary, 256 Hollins
Southcomb Anna, dress maker, 373 n Gay
Southcomb Alexander L. tobacconist and res-
taurant, n w cor Broadway and Bank, dw
131 s Bond
Southcomb Carey, printer, 373 n Gay
jr. HENRY CrIESS:, Cominlssiou Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Orain, Seeds, d
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constautl}'' on lumd, Hi Spear's WbarC
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South comb Elizabeth, 131 s Bond
Southcomb John P. dentist, 241 e Baltimore
Southcomb Peter H. wire; worker, 92 n Exeter
Southerland Thomas, grocery, n w cor Caro-
line and Mulliken
Southern Dispensary, Dr. J. W. Battee, at-
tendant physician, 45 Conway
Southern Express Co's Office, 51 s Howard
Sova Conrad, cabinet maker, 184 s Bond
Sower Henry, bar tender, s w cor Camden
and Eutaw
Sowers George H. carman, 162 s Fremont ■
Sowerwald F. police, 18 George
Spades Martin, broom maker, 108 s Wolfe
Spaftbrd George A. carpenter, 145 s Bond
Spafford Milton A. carpenter, 145 s Bond
SpafFord Samuel G. house carpenter, 141 s
Bond
Spahan Michael, laborer, 206 Mullikin
Spahn Casper J. shoemaker, 236 s Durham
Spahn George, laborer, 58 Ellicott, Canton
Spahn John, brush maker, 212 s Ann, dw
210
Spahn Valentine, laborer, 59 Ellicott, Canton
Spaight Jeremiah, caulker, 29 Hill
Spaigle Alexander, cooper, 112 Hamburg
Spalding Mrs. Basil, 103 n Charles
Spalding James A. engineer, 6 Gough
Spalding Otis, blacksmith, 65 s Oregon
Spalding Sister Mary Oswald, principal St.
Vincent female parish school, Front between
Fayette and Low
Spalding VVm. F. salesman, 109 Pine
Spalt John, huckster, 516 Penna. av
Spamer C. Augustus E. clerk, 130 n Central
avenue
Spamer Charles, shoemaker, 9 Mullikin
Spamer Christian, machinist, n w cor Caroline
and Hampstead
Spamer Elizabeth, grocer, n w cor Caroline
and Hampstead
Spamer Henry, shoe store, 92 s High
Spamer Ludwig, ethereal oil dealer, 130 n Cen-
tral av
Span John, carpenter, 282 e Lombard
Spandauer Benjamin, collector, 132 n Eden
Spandauer Benjamin, shoemaker, 132 n Eden
Spandauer L. clerk, 132 n Eden
Spanberg Eve, 6 Callander
Spangenberg John, carpenter, 389 w Pratt
Spangerman Peter, carter, 8 s Central av
Spangleburger George, grocer, J82 n Eden
Spangler Alfred M. telegraph messenger, 367
w Fayette
Spangler James D. police, 85 n Pine
Spangler Rev. J. N. dentist, 16 n Schroeder
Spangler Matthias, 61 e Fayette
Spangler Matthew, 61 e Fayette
Spangler Mr.s. Susannah, 85 n Pine
Spangler Wm. tavern, 24 w Lombard
Spangler Wm. H. 367 w Fayette
Spanglos John, laborer, 1 Raborg
Spanish Consulate, J. A. Pizarro, 3 Barnet
Spank John, sawyer, 154 Light
Spann Charles F. rigger, 282 e Lombard
Spanner George, tobacconist, 14 e Pratt
Spannhake Herman, clerk, 13 s High
Sparhawk Benjamin F. clerk, 51 n Fremont
Sparhawk Edward P. soldier, 51 n Fremont
Sparhawk John, currier, 51 n Fremont
Sparhawk Samuel, machinist, 51 n Fremont
Sparhawk Stearns, currier, 7 Mercer, dw 51
n Fremont
Sparklin Barton J. grocery and feed store, 112
n High
Sparklin, Samuel, coroner, 102 8 Eden
Sparklin Tilghman W. boat builder, 14 a
Bond
Sparklin Wm. F. police, 14 Gough
SPARKS EDW. R. sheriff, 354 n Eutaw
Sparks Robert, harness maker, 73 Pearl
Sparks Samuel E. 142 Preston
Sparks Thomas, civil engineer, 27 w Biddle
Sparkuhl Frederick, box maker, 21 s Liberty
Sparl Henry, 87 Eastern av
Sparlzel Philip, laborer, 253 s Chapel
SparrenburgFred'k, laborer, cor Barre and L.
Paca
Sparrer Barbara, 84 e Lombard
Sparrow Dr. Lewis G. 1 Waverley terrace
Spates Alfred, Fountain Hotel
Spates Geo. W. painter, 7 Abey al
Spates Richard P. car driver, 36 w Hoffman
Spath George, cooper, 21 Plum al
Spatz Wm. laborer, 331 n Central av
Spavin A.M. 246 Montgomery
Spavin Mrs. Ann, 246 Montgomery
Spavin Francis, clerk Register Wills office, 246
Montgomery
Spavin Wm. blacksmith, 716 w Pratt
Spear Alexander L. watches and jewelry, 47
w Baltimore
SPEAR BROS, hardware, safes, &c., 41 s
Charles. [Seepage 57 Mvertisements.]
Spear Edwin W. clerk, 24 n Greene
Spear George, laborer, 106 Patuxent
Spear James O. (S. Bros.) 24 n Greene
Spear James, plasterer, 275 n Eutaw
Spear J. Otis, (S. Bkos.) 24 n Greene
Spear John W. leather dealer, 20 Water, dw
29 s Exeter
Spear Leonora, 81 e Pratt
Spear Otis, secretary Maryland Fire Insurance
Co. 24 n Greene
Spear P Forney, (S. Bros.) 24 n Greene
Spear Wm. cigar maker, 244 e Eager
SPEAR WM". insurance agent, office 65 Sec-
ond, dw 35 Pleasant
Spearman Michael, grocery, 13 Webster row
Spechrt Conrad, sawyer, 218s. Durham
Speck Mary, tavern, 33 s Bond
Specke Mrs. Margaret, 358 Canton av
Speddel Henry, machinist, 20 Callendar
Spedden Albert S. (Carson & S.) 265 Hollins
Spedden Maj. Edw. (agent G. W. Pier & Co.)
82 Camden
Spedden Capt. Hugh B. 31 Warren
Spedden James, mariner, 144 Cross
Spedden John N. machinist, 48 Dolphin
Spedden Oliver W. machinist, 49 Lee
Spedden Robt. H. brickmaker, 108 Columbia
Spedden Thomas, proprietor brickyard, 870
w Baltimore
Spedden Vincent P. brickmaker, Strieker s of
Pratt
Spedden Wm. H. (James H. Cook & Co.)
477 Franklin
Spedden Wm. L. restaurant, Madison av nr
Druid Hill Park, dw 77 Lee
Speel Frederick, storekeeker Quartermaster's
department, 195 w Pratt
Speer James B (Ruff & S.) 205 Garden
SPEIDEL JACOB F. lager beer saloon, 14
President
Speigel John, tailor, 39 s Durham
Speigel Sylvanus, tailor, 78 s Wolfe
GEO. S. PAGK Si BRO., Manufncturers of Roofs and Roofiug ]):^terlals, 111 Smlth'i
Wlmrf. C. HART SAQTH, Agent.
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Speights James E. engineer U. S. Navy, 317 e
Baltimore
Speigiits Thomas, mariner, 317 e Baltimore
Speis Michael, huckster, 49 Union
Spellisy Martin, butcher, 10 Booth
Spellman John, grocery, 11 s Front
Spelman Dominic, carpenter, 25 Ogston
Spelman John, silversmith, 25 Ogston
Spelman Martin, gilder, 25 Ogston
Spelman Patrick, laborer, 29 Walnut al
Spence Adam, teamster, 296 Johnson
Spence Elijah, carter,Eastern av. rear of Home
Mission Chapel
SPENCE GEORGE, horse shoer, 1 Concord,
dw 22 Comet
SPENCE GEORGE W. undertaker, 19 Hol-
land
Spence George, horse shoer, w Falls av near
Lombard, dw 22 Comet
Spence Harman, police, 233 s Paca
Spence James N.' laborer, 137 s Regester
Spence John H. tinner, 157 n Caroline
Spence Joseph A. trader, 8 Thompson
Spence Mrs. Lvdia A. 108 St. Peter
Spence Lydia A. 457 n Gay
SPENCE & REID, shipping and commission
merchants, 5 Spear's wharf
Spence Wm. G. clerk. Front near Gay
Spence Wm. W. (S. & Reid,) 36 Cathedral
Spencer C. M. 266 Mulberry
Spencer Mrs. Charlotte, 613 w Fayette
Spencer Compton, iron dealer, corner William
and Hughes, dw 59 McCulloh
Spencer Mrs Eliza T. 59 McCulloh
Spence Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, 38 Clifford al
Spencer Geo. W. foundryman, 396 Hanover
Spencer James W. sutler, 121 s Exeter
SPENCER JERVIS, attorney, It^Courtland
Spencer John, boiler maker, 13 Abey al
Spencer John M. hosiery and trimmings, 478
w Baltimore
Spencer John, shoemaker, 40 Hanover, dw 6
Columbia
Spencer L. C. & Co. oyster packers, 319
Aliceanna
Spence Mary Ann, 6 Abbott
Spencer Mary Ann, 6 Abbott
Spencer Mary, 121 s Exeter
Spencer Perry G. shipwright, 91 n Broadway
Spencer Richard, shoemaker, 144 Mulliken
Spencer Richard P. hatter, 396 Hanover
Spencer Mrs. Sophia, teacher, 48 n Amity
Spencer Mrs. Susan, 394 Hanover
Spencer Thomas H. bakery, 206 w Fayette
Spencer Thos. H. harbor master, 51 s Wolfe
Spencer Thomas, turnkey Eastern district, 61
s Bond
Spencer U. A. clerk, 97 w Baltimore
Spencer W. Arden, clerk. H)^ s Calvert
Spencer Wm. H. clerk, Baltimore Co.
Spencer Wm. H. clerk, 61 s Bond
Spencer W. Henry, clerk, 696 w Saratoga
Spencer Wm. P. conveyancer, Law Building,
dw 272 e Baltimore
Spendaur B. stove dealer, 185 n Central av
Spenner George, tailor, 6 Prospect la
Spenner John, shoemaker, 11 Park
Sperlein George, tailor, 170 Lexington
Spernberg Henry, second-hand dealer, 19
Leaden hall
Sperry Wm. secretary Merchants Exchange
Co., Exchange Building, dw Calvert 4 doors
n of Eager
Sperzel Aloysius, shoemaker, 113 Lexington
Spicer Charles, 218 w Biddlft
Spicer Franci.s, teamster, 7 Heath
Spicer Frank M. plasterer, 64 Raborg
Spicer Franklin H. artist, 214 Mulberry
Spicer Geo. W. ex|in'ss agent, 202 Conway
Spicer Dr. Hanson L. 430 w Lombard
Spicer Hiram, grocery, 430 Lombard
Spicer Hiram T. clerk, 92 n Eutaw
Spicer J. A. clerk at Cattle Scales, dw Calver-
ton hotel, Calverton road
Spicer John, tailor, 16 Franklin, dw 214 Mul-
berry
Spicer Joseph T. mariner, 7 Heath
SPICER SAMUEL G. Justice of the Peac«,
72 w Fayette, dw Orleans w of Ann
Spicer Thomas, clerk U. S. District and Cir-
cuit Courts, dw 92 n Eutaw
Spicer Thomas, jr., (Brothers McKim,) 92 n
Eutaw
Spicer Wm. gardener, 71 Heath
Spiddon Levin, 41 n Caroline
Spiegel Charles, tavern, 58 Centre Market
space
Spiegel John P. clothing cutter, 39 Durham
Spielmeer Wilhelmina, grocery, 172 s Sharp
Spielmeer Henry, carter, 172 s Sharp
SPIES CHARLES L. dancingacademy, over
s e cor Charles and Baltimore, dw 243 Sa-
ratoga.— [See p. 31 Mvertisement^s.]
Spies G«orge L. professor of dancing, 243 Sa-
ratoga
Spies George C. tailor, 99 L. Greene
Spies George W. machinist, 74 Hill
Spies John G. brickmaker, Ferry road, dw
224 Light
Spies Louis W. tailor, 216 n Caroline
Spies Mary A. dressmaker, 45 Lee
Spies Margaret, 45 Lee
Spies Wm. pobce, Sharp near Cross
Spies Wm. T. brickmaker, Ferry road, dw
285 s Sharp
Spiggot John, engineer 306 Johnson
Spikenreiter George, second-hand clothing, 31
Philpot al
Spilcker Charles W. (W. & H. S.) 264 Lex-
ington
Spilcker C W. jr., clerk, 264 Lexington
Spilcker G. Herman, (W. & H. S.) 140 Mul-
berry
SPILCKER WM. & H. lamp, coal oil, &c.,
136 w Baltimore
Spilker Charles, jr., clerk, 92 Hanover
Spilker Charles &' Co. importers German,
French and English fancy goods, 10 Han-
over
Spilker Charles (Charles S. & Co.) 92 Han-
over
Spillane Mrs. Ellen, restaurant. Fort av, ad-
joining Fort McHenry
Spillane James, bartender. Fort av, adjoining
Fort McHenry
Spillane Michael, laborer, Fort av, adjoining
Fort McHenry
SPILLER & ALCOCK, importers cloths,
cassimeres and vestings, over s w cor Bal-
timore and Hanover
Spiller Robert M. (S. & Alcock,) 108 w Mon-
ument
Spillman George, porter, 55 Watson
Spilman Alexander B. bookkeeper Franklin
Bank, dw 45 s Broadway
Spilman Charles, clerk, 258 Franklin
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit tife Insurance Co., IVewarIt, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
Mutual
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Spilman Chas. P. C. bookkeeper, 258 Frank-
lin
Spilman Frederick, cigar maker, 258 Franklin
Spilman George, clerk, 267 Saratoga
Spilman Henry, clerk, 660 w Fayette
Spilman James D. salesman, 172 German
Spilman Jacob, stone mason, 6 Diamond
Spilman John H. tailor, 298 Mulberry
Spilman Thomas, soldier, 203 Columbia
Spilmyer Wm. carman, 157 s Eden
Spindler Henry, carpenter, 146 Saratoga
Spindler Peter A. moulder, 152 Vine
Spingler Frederick G. butcher, 158 Orleans
Spinnler John, blacksmith, 91 Granby
SPITZ H.P. Commission Merchant,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign
and Domestic Liquors, Wines, and
Cigars, No. 212 Lexington Street,
between Greene and Paca.
Springer Henry, sexton, 139 s Broadway
Springer Frederick, laborer, 139 s Broadway
Springer John M. carpenter, 66 Hamburg
Springer Leopold, clerk, 41 e Pratt
Springer Moses H. (S. & Freidenreich,) 109
Mulberry
Springer Samuel, soldier, 124 St. Peter
Springer Wolf, clothing, 52 and 54 w Pratt,
dw 41 e Pratt
Springer Valentine, laborer, 230 Ann
Sproston George S. (Dare, S. & Co.) 201 w
Fayette
Sproston Wm. G. (Dare & S.) 201 w Fayette
Sprotzman Sebastian, baker, 11 New
Sprowl Sarah, tailoress, 128 n Spring
Sprowl James, shoemaker, 234 e Madison
Sprucebank Benj., Federal near Cathedral
Spurrier Ann E. 462 Saratoga
Spurrier Rudolph, conveyancer, St. Paul, be-
tween Fayette and Lexington, dw 167 Sar-
atoga
Spurrier Thomas B. engineer, 57 s Schroeder
Spurrier Wm. conductor B. & 0. R. R. 216
Hollins
Spurrier Wm. dispatcher of trains B. & 0.
R. R. 594 w Lombard
Squires Alfred I. carpenter, 331 s Sharp
Squires Alonzo S. P. carpenter, 331 s Sharp
Squires George W. carpenter, 331 s Sharp
Sriver John, mariner, 105 Albemarle
Sroud Wm. bricklayer, 39 Jackson
Sroud John, rope maker, 392 Harford av
Staab George, tailor, 315 n Central av
Staab John, tailor, 317 n Central av
Stablein Theodore, (J. Martin «fe Co.) 96 Hill
Stabler A. G. ticket agent B. & 0. R. R. 197
w Lombard
Stabler Edward H. 205 w Lombard
Stabler Edward, jr., (E. S. jr. & Co.) 49
Lexington
STABLER E. jr. & CO., 23 South
St., Shippers and Wholesale Deal-
ers in Anthracite and Bitiiminous
Coals; Wilkesbarre, Pittston, Mt.
Carmel and Shamokin White Ash,
Lykens Valley and Pine Grove
Red Ash Coals, Georges Creek
Bituminous Coal, Lehigh Coal for
Cupola Furnaces, &c.
Shipping Wharves, Havre de Grace,
Md.,and Canton and Locust Point,
Baltimore.
STABLER F. & COALE, wholesale drug
gists, s w cor Baltimore and Sharp, entrance
on Sharp
Stabler Francis, (F. S. & Coale) 46 Bolton
STABLER JORDAN, teas, wines and gro-
ceries, 214 w Lombard
Stabribritz Gotleib, butcher, Chester nejur
Madison
Stack Catherine, 1 Hamilton
Stack Garret, laborer, Jordan al
Stack Henry, woodsawyer, 53 s Frederick
Stack John, carpenter, cor Calvert and Frank-
lin, dw 187 Forrest
Stack Martin, shoemaker, 14 President
Stack Patrick, grocery, 1 Hamilton
J. HEWRY OIKSE, Commission Merchant, for the gale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Stm.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ^1 Spear's Wharfs
Spitznagel Philip, baker, 17 n Pine
Spitznas Frederick, cigar maker, 121 s Sharp
Sponsler Charles A. agent Singer's sewing
machines, 75 Harford av
Sponsler Charles R. printer, 68 n' Pine
Spooner Rev. John Alden, 3 n Strieker
SPORRER PETER, clerk, 84 e Lombard
Sprague Elisha R. attorney and president
Maryland Gas Co., 5 St. Paul, dw 9 Carey
Sprague Capt Geo. 135 s Bond
Sprague George H. engineer, 135 s Bond
Sprankling Edward, tobacconist, 213 e Monu-
ment
Sprankling John J. carter, 236 n Central av
Sprecher Henry, clerk, 96 s Broadway
SPRECKELMEYER GEORGE H. pro-
prietor BellevueGardens, w Baltimore near
city limits
SPREEHE ADOLPH, tobacconist, 574 w
Baltimore
Sprengel William, clerk, 80 Pennsylvania av
Sprenger Charles, butcher, 34 Hanover and
Hollins markets, dw Western lane, near
Western cemetery
Sprenger C. Wm. butcher, 45 Hanover and
17 Hollins markets, dw Frederick road,
Baltimore co
Sprenkle Charles H. chairmaker, s* w cor
Lombard and Caroline, dw 15 s Caroline
Sprenkle Mrs. Margaret Ann, 15 s Caroline
Sprigg Daniel, cashier Merchants' Bank, 61
McCulloh
SPRIGG JOSEPH A. stock and bill broker,
32 w Second, dw s w cor Townsend and
McCulloh
Sprigg Joseph, machinist, 50 Low
Sprigg Mrs. Mary, millinery goods, 69 s
Sharp
Sprigg Mrs. Margaret, 133 St. Paul
Spring Thomas, soldier, 252 Hollins
Sprigg William, carpenter, 17 Grant, dw 552
Lexington
Spriggs Wm. J. tinner, 163 G. Hughes
Spring Garden Chapel Sunday School, Hen-
rietta near Eutaw
SPRING ROBERT, agent for public and
private libraries, 38 Spring Row, opposite
Eastern City spring
Springer & Freidenreich, wholesale clothiers,
309 w Baltimore
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Stacker Christian, laborer, 12 Brannan ct
Stacker George, laborer, 53 L. Church
Staecker John, shoemaker, 57 Leadenhall
Staemer John, blacksmith, 56 Johnson
Stafford James, soldier, 48 Hull
Stafford John, coachmaker, 465 w Lombard
Stafford Lawrence grocer, cor Caroline and
Fayette
Stafford Mrs. M. E. 308 Lexington
Stafford Nicholas, carpenter, 197 Hamburg
Stafford Nicholas, well digger, 277 Forrest
Stafford Capt. Wm. J. marmer, 159 s Broad-
way
STAFFORD WM. florist, n e cor Cathedral
and Read
Stager John, watchman, 55 Fawn
Stagers Joseph, blacksmith, 40 Dewberry al
Stahl Jacob, piano maker, 175 Lemmon
Stahl George, sr., carpenter, Frederick av., nr
city limits
Stahl Jacob, rag dealer, 172 s Durham
Stahl Walter, police, 485 Saratoga
Stahlberg George, cap maker, 207 s Charles
Stahn Mathias, daguerreotypist, 89_^n Gay,
dw 56 French
Staib Henry, bar tender, 193 Lexington
Staley G. R. salesman, Howard house
Stalfort Frederick, currier, 326 w Pratt
Stalfort John, currier, C5 s Paca
Stalfort Frederick jr., currier, 54 s Eutaw
Stall Benedict, grocery, cor Jefferson and
Spring
Stall Mrs. Isabella, tailoress, 174 n Fremont
Stall Wm. commission merchant. County
Wharf, dw 278 e Fayette
Staller Peter, laborer, 355 Pennsylvania av
Stallings Elizabeth, 61 n Spring
Stallings John W. brickmaker, 301 Columbia
Stallings John, brickmaker, 303 Columbia
Stallings John, sawyer, 299 Columbia
Stallings Lewis, police, 289 Columbia
Stallings Mrs. Martha, 305 Columbia
Stallings Samuel, jr., brickmaker, 303 Co-
lumbia
Stallings Saml. R. bricklayer, 18 e Monument
Stallknecht Adolph, of tobacco warehouse No.
1, 308 e Monument
Stalmkamp Frantz, laborer, 89 McElderry's
wharf
Stalph Julius, factory hand, Frederick road
near toll gate
St. Anthony's Orphan Asylum, Central av,
near Eager
St. Alphonsus Church, (Roman Catholic Ger-
man,) cor Park and Saratoga
St. Alphonsus Seminary, (Roman Catholic
German,) cor Saratoga and Park
St. Alphonsus Hall and German school, Sa-
ratoga near Park
Stamm George, cigar maker, 21 Harrison
Stamm John, basket maker, 167 e Lombard
Stammen Edward G. carpenter, 50 e Baltimore
Stammer Martin, 231 s Bethel
Stammers Shepard, agent. Canton, dw"326 e
Pratt
Stamp Elizabeth, tailoress, 74 s Fremont
Stamp Peter, laborer, 82 Granby
Stamp Wm. W. soldier, 124 G. Hughes
Stampe Jacob, mate, 185 s Bond
Standeford Edward P. carpenter, Francis near
Madison la
Standiford Jacob, lamp lighter, 183 East
Standiford Philip, carpenter, 24 Republican
Stanford Catherine, 30 East
Stanford Henry, turnkey Middle District, 154
Orleans
Stanford Thomas H. jr., clerk, 216 Saratoga
Stanford Thomas H. slioemaker, 216 Saratoga
Stang David, cooper, 117 West
Stang Henry, clothier, 320 w Pratt, dw 59 ■
Eutaw
Stange Earhart, piano maker, 143 Henrietta
St. Andrews Church, (Episcopal,) High n of
Lombard
Stange Engethert, cabinet m'kr, 143 Henrietta
Stange Eliza, grocer, 143 Henrietta
Stanger John L. finisher, 54 Boyd
Stangel George, grocery and liquor store, U W
cor Canton av and Bond
Stanhagen Wm. machinist, 26 n Oregon
STANLEY & CO. dealers in tin plate and
metals generally, 30 Light. — [Set p. 55 .4d-
vertisements.]
Stanley Joseph, tailor, 355 e Lombard
Stanley John P. E. (S. & Co.) 34 n Charles
Stanley Oliver, boiler maker, 65 n Amity
Stanley Wm. D. tanner, 355 Penna. av
STANLING PETER M. butter and prOTis-
ions, 80 Pfearl
Stanly Amanda M. matron Baltimore Orphan
Asylum, Strieker near Lexington
Stansbury Augustus M. cigar maker, 417 e
Fayette
Stansbury Augustus M. superintendent lamps,
195 n Exeter
Stansbury Mrs. Ann, 544 w Fayette
Stansbury Daniel R. 352 w Lombard
Stansbury Daniel, soldier, 417 e Fayette
Stansbury Darius, produce and commission
merchant, 115 and 117 n High, dw 76
Stansbury Mrs. E. M. 192 w Biddle
Stansbury Elizabeth, 131 e Monument
Stansbury Col. Elijah, sr., 427 n Central av
Stansbury George, clerk, 22 George
Stansbury George, shoemaker, 87 Pierce
Stansbury George, clerk, 224 Franklin
Stansbury Jacob H. carpenter, 233 w Biddle
Stansbury James, clerk, n e cor Pratt and Gay
Stansbury James E. clothier, 83 Thames, dw
72 s Broadway
Stansbury Jesse A. watchmaker, 98 Ross
Stansbury Jesse, 326 Aisquith
Stansbury John S. grocer and provision dea-
ler, 12 and 14 Penna. av, dw 192 Pearl
STANSBURY JOHN T. grocer, s e cor Bal-
timore and Calhoun
Stansbury John, laborer, 236 Franklin
Stansbury Rev. John T. 857 w Baltimore
Stansbury John, 381 e Eager
Stansbury John S. collar maker, 82 George
Stansbury John S. jr., 192 Pearl
Stansbury Lemuel, clerk, 131 e Monument
Stansbury Levi, second-hand dealer, 208 s
Charles
Stansbury Nathaniel, collector, 122 e Eager
Stansbury Robert, grocery, 206 Mulberry
Stansbury Thos., Thompsonian practitioner,
165 n Caroline
Stansbury Wm. T. printer, 83 n Exeter
Stansbury Wm. J. carpenter, 233 w Biddle
Stansbury Wm. H. carpenter, 127 s Wolfe
Stansbury Wm. bee hive tavern and wagon
yard, 37 Penna. av
Stansbury Wm. 247 Harford av
Stansbury Wm. ship carpenter, 126 s Wolfe
Stansbury Winifred, seamstress, 111 Hillen
GE:0. S. page & BRO.. Manufacturers of Roofs nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
\iriiarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Stansfield Mrs. Elizabeth, 555 w Baltimore
Stanton- Catharine, nurse, 22 Hillen
Stanton James, restaurant, 37 w Fayette
Stanton James, laborer, 77 Lancaster
Stanton James, bar keeper Lloyd's hotel cor
President-st and Canton av
Stanton John T. farmer, 96 e Lombard
Stanton John, laborer, 17 Guilford al
Stanton Mrs. Rebecca, Mount nr Baltimore
Stanton Thomas, grocer, 33 York
Stapf Anthony, cooper, 67 Park
Stapf Geo. shoemaker, s e cor Central avand
Jefferson
Stapleford Alfred T. bricklayer, 212 e Fayette
Stapleford Winlock, watchman, 98McElderry
Stapleford Joseph, 152 w Biddle
Staplefort John C. commission merchant, 92
Light-st whf. dw 156 Hanover
Staples Rebecca, dressmaker, 103 Penna. av
Stapleton John, laborer, 22 Block
Stapleton John, milkman, 232 s Paca
Stapleton Laertes 0. police, 180 Columbia
Stapleton Mrs. Marearet, nurse, 15 w Biddle
Stapleton Reginald E. 9 n Exeter
Stapleton Timothy, laborer, 49 President
Starckloif August, lithographer, 20 Conway
Starck Catharine, washerwoman, 88 Granby
Starer Wm. butcher, 291 e Fayette
Starer Wm. F. butcher, 291 e Fayette
Stark Hilarius C. straw cutter, 463 Saratoga
Stark Simon, clothier, 120 Mulberry
Starke Charles, box maker, 8 New Church
Starke John T. pattern maker, 469 w Lombard
Starke Mary W. teacher, 459 w Lombard
Starke Richard W. carpenter, 459 w Lombard
Starker Geo. 321 Penna. av
Starker John, shoemaker, 57 s Eutaw
Starkey E. August, cabinet maker, 738 w
Baltimore
Starkey James, butcher, 22 Centre Market,
dw 554 e Fayette
Starkey John, cigar maker, 80 Mulberry
Starkey John G. bookkeeper, 130 e Pratt
Starling Elizabeth, dressmaker, 89 Garden
Starling Emily, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starling Isabella, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starling Margaret, dressmaker, 87 Garden
Starnglenz Louis, clothier, 318 w Pratt
Starr As:nes C. 147 Chatsworth
STARR B. F. & CO. French burr mill stones
and boltine: cloths, 173 North cor Centre,
dw B. F. S. 112 n Calvert
Starr Campbell T. clerk, 306 w Lombard
Starr Edward G. collector and property agent,
689 Lexington
Starr Edward V^. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 258 w
Lombard
Starr Francis, machinist, 67 s Oregon
Starr George, huckster, 164 William
Starr Henry, clerk, 689 Lexington
Starr Dr. Hezekiah, office 16 n Liberty, dw 165
Hanover
Starr Hotel, 100 n Front, Capt. Jos. Starr,
proprietor
Starr Capt. Joseph, propr. Starr hotel, 100 n
Front
Starr James, tinner, 163 Bank
Starr John, gate keeper, Isttollgate Frederick
road
Starr John, jr. reporter, 74 Saratoga
Starr John J. clerk, 689 Lexington
Starr Laura M. 130 w Fayette
Starr Maria F. 182 n Calvert
Starr Robt. tobacconist, 27 s Calvert, snuff
mill, Buren nr Falls, dw 182 n Calvert
Starr Saml. W. 305 w Lombard
Starr Wesley, 258 w Lombard
Starr Wm. T. tinner, 27 s Republican
Start Benj. H. officer at penitentiary, dw 23S
n Central av
Start Benj. H. jr. soldier, 232 n Central av
Start & Delia, coal and wood, Hughes quay,
dw Sol. R. S. 193 Hanover
Start James, shoemaker, 140 Harford av
Start James, carpenter, e Madison nr Cjiro-
line
Startzman Abraham, tanner, 110 s Central av
STARTZMAN DAVID, leather, cor Lom-
bard and Calvert, dw 561 Lexington
STARTZMAN J. & L. hide and leather, 54
s Calvert
Startzman John, (J. & L. S.) 170 Park
Startzman Luther, (J. & L. S.) 19 Lexing-
ton
Startzman Mrs. Mary Ann, 16 s Gay
Stassfort Lewis, shoemaker, 21 s Liberty-
State Wharfinger's office, cor Wall and Du-
gan 's wharf
Staude Julius, cigar maker, 235 e Pratt
Staudt Charles, stove and tin store, 95 Or-
leans
Stauf Ernest, tailor, 72 e Lombard
Stauf Fredk. tailor, 87 n Exeter
Stauf Fredk. (Francis L. Hilberg & Co.) 87
n Exeter
Stauf Henry, tailor, 72 e Lombard
STAUF HENRY, merchant tailor, 45 w Bal-
timore
StaufTer Daniel C. painter, 197 n Central ay
Stauffer Geo. W. police, 144 Scott
Stauffer Geo. W. jr. sliip joiner, 152 Scott
Staum Geo. huckster, 180 s Eutaw
Staum John & Co. fruit packers, and dealers
in potatoes, apples, &c. 99 Light-st. wharf,
dw J. S. 65 Lee
Stautcr Mrs. Susanna, 98 Lexington
Siaylor Andrew J. butcher, 7 Centre and 38
Belair markets, dw 35 Greenmount av
Staylor Andrew J. machinist, 21 Buren
Staylor Geo. W. butcher, 148 e Eager
Staylor H. M. hardware, 95 Harrison
Staylor Henry, jr. hardware, 95 Harrison,
dw Broadway n of McElderry
Staylor John, butcher, 63 Centre and 73 Han-
over markets, dw 151 Greenmount av
Staylor John J. carpenter, 191 n High, dw
155 Saratoga
Staylor John, rope maker, 124 West
Staylor John, shoemaker, 48 French
Staylor Mark, machinist, 48 French
Staylor Philip J. butcher, 60 Centre and 95
Belair markets, dw 172 Ensor
Staylor Philip A. bricklayer, 122 West
Staylor Vincent, clerk, Broadway n of McEl-
derry
Staylor Wm. salesman, 43 French •
Steadman Mrs. Adeline S. doctress, 31 n
Eden
Steadman H. B. clerk City Pass. R. R. 193 e
Pratt
Stealine Chas. butcher, 76 n Caroline
Stearburger Philip, cigar maker, 9 Plowman
Stearn Mrs. Margaret, 114 Holiins
Stearn Paul, cigar maker, 114 Holiins
Stearns Geo. 20 s Calvert, dw cor Madison
and Orchard
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Btiieiit Life Insurance Co., IVevi^ark. N. J.," 89 Second Street.
■ Mutual
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Stearns Geo. bookkeeper, 179 w Madison
Stebbins Wallace, machinist, 317 w Lom-
bard
Stebiiey John, laborer, 8 Webster row
Stechele Peter, marble worker, 94 s Central
av
Steck Chas, A. blacksmith, s w cor Orleans
and Broadway
Steck Lewis, blacksmith, 108 Greenmount av
gtedder , laborer, 48 Albemarle
Steder Folken, laborer, 47 President
Steeger Chas. tailor, 7 New
Steek Chas. soldier, 228 Canton av
Steekel Adam, tavern, 74 s Charles
Steel Ann, 22.5 Garden
Steele A. J. 125 Garden
Steele I. Nevett, (S. & Tagart,) 259 w Madi-
son
Steele Jas. W. shoemaker, 38 Warner
St^le Jas. M. farmer, 91 e Pratt
Steele John, puddler, 195 s Castle al
Steele Mrs. Maria, 518 w Fayette
Steele Mrs. Mary Ann, watch and clock store,
8 w Lombard
Steele Robt. laborer, 11 Callendar
Steele Saml. soldier, 203 Rollins
STEELE & TAGART, attorneys, 82 w Fay-
ette
Steen Geo. W. milkman, 9 Spring ct
Steen Jas. H. milkman, 9 Spring ct
Steen Saml. I. milkman, 9 Spring ct
Steen Mrs. Sarah E. boarding, 23 n Calvert
Steer Francis, 62 Chew
Steer Wm. butcher, 25 and 27 Fells Point
market, dw 291 e Fayette
Steever Edmund W. clerk Ericsson line steam-
boats, 14 n Fremont
Steever Hamilton, tavern, Philad. road, near
city limits
Steever Hamlet, livery stables, 90 McEl-
derry
Steife Daniel, painter, 404 Lexington
Steflfe Geo. carpenter, 243 Peirce
Steffe Lewis, carpenter, 43 n Amity, dw 11 n
Fremont
Steger Louis, currier, 197 n Caroline
Stegman Fredk. cigar store, 232 Hanover
Stehl Henry, tavern, 193 Lexington
Stehl John, apothecary, 31 n Eutaw
Stehl Justus, German apothecary, 240 n Gay
Stehli Anthony, shoe findings and leather, 27
Harrison
Steibel Francis, jeweler, 49 Hanover
STEIBEL GEO. H. watchmaker and jeweler,
49 Hanover
Steible Geo. piano maker, 94 Raborg
Steible Geo. grocer, 378Penna. av
Steible Jacob, grocer, 81 Aisquith
Steibler Geo. musician, 8 n Exeter
Steichmeier John, laborer, 134 Lancaster
Steide Ignatz, harness maker, 69 Portland
Steidel Harman, painter, 64 Penna. av
Steidel Herman, painter, 151 Ross
Steigelman Abraham, porter Bank of Com-
merce, dw 176 Central av
Steiger Elizabeth, dry goods, 488 Penna. av
Steiger Susan, 127 e Monument
Steigers Eleanora, teacher, 38 George
Steigerwald Henry, second-hand dealer, 255
Hollins
Steigerwald John C. tinner, 265 s Ann
Steigerwald Meyer, brick maker, terminus of
Light, dw 245 e Baltimore
Steigleman Abram, porter, 179 n Central &r
Seigleman Columbus, carpenter, 153 n Cen-
tral av
Steigleman Jeff, bricklayer, 267 n Eden
Steilling Mrs. Mary, 84 Park
Steim Henry, liquors, 54 Preston
Sieiman Wm. tobacconist, 237 s Ann
Steimbach Geo. cabinet maker, 57 James al
Stein Adam, organ builder, 26 e Lombard
Stein Brothers, clothiers, 295 w Baltimore
Stein Caspar, butcher, 72 Belair Market, dw
Baltimore co
Stein Charles, tailor, 66 s High
Stein Chas. laborer, 4 Gould la
STEIN E. A. bar iron, 99 w Lombard, dw 13
n Exeter
Stein Frederika, 90 e Lombard
Stein Fritz, piano maker, 94 Raborg
Stein Geo. blacksmith, 17 Baker's ct
Stein Geo. baker, 48 s Central av
Stein Geo. D. butcher, 20 Centre, 26 Lexing-
ton, and 12 Hanover markets, dw Green-
mount av near Cemetery
Stein Henry, liquors, 206 Hollins
Stein Henry, coal oil, 35 Bank
Stein Jacob, tailor, 222 s Paca
Stein John, furniture dealer, 233 e Lombard
Stein John H. boot and shoe findings, 19 -
Penna. av
Stein John, tailor, 1 Mullikin
Stein John, laborer, 137 s Exeter
Stein John, shoemaker, 275 Canton av
Stein Meyer, (S. Bros.) 72 n Paca
Stein Michael, laborer, 20 Booth
Stein Nicholas, oil and lamp dealer, 258 e
Pratt, dw 121 Gough
Stein Samuel, (S. Bros.) 336 Lexington
Stein Sophia, 197 Cathedral
Steinbach Christian, saddles and harness, 344
w Pratt
Steinbach Geo. laborer, 60 Aliceanna
Steinbach G. P. fancy goods and notions, 79
w lialtimore, dw 56 s Bond
Steinbach Gotleib, tailor, 259 s Bond
Steinbach Gustav, cravat maker. 111 n Cen-
tral av
Steinback Frederick, silk weaver, 114 n Cen-
tral av
Steinberg Jacob, clothier, 240 Aliceanna
Steinbrinck Frederick, carter, 350 William
Steinburger Adam, laborer, 109 n Bethel
Steinburger Jacob, cigar maker, 80 Orleans
Steiner Charles, machinist, 54 Orleans
Steiner David C. 293 Hollins
Steiner Mrs. Elizabeth, 247 w Lombard
Steiner Frederick B. (Dix & S.) 17 Penn
Steiner Jacob, (S. Bros. & Co.) 26 n Paca.
Steiner John, plasterer, 23 French
Steiner John, laborer, 151 s Spring
Steiner John M. pickler, 132 West
Steiner John, cooper, 201 Frederick road
Steiner Joseph, milk, 294 e Madison
Steiner Mattes, 43 Harrison
Steiner Michael, fireman, 131 West
Steiner Moses, (S. Bros. & Co.) 50 n Liberty
Steiner Otto, clerk P. 0. 34 s Sharp
Steiner Wm. baker, 207 Chesnut
Steinford August, cooper, 220 Conway, dw
162 Burgundy al
Steinhauser Henry, stone cutter, 303 e Madi-
son
Steinhoffer Louis, apothecary, 73 Hanover •
Steinkamp Franz, tailor, 60 King
jr. HEIVRY GIESE, Commission JlercHaiit. for tl.e sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.
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Steinkamp Herman, tailor, 60 King
Steinkamp John, laborer, 79 Orleana
Steiiikamp Joseph, cooper, 18 Knox al
Steinmetz Andrew, laborer, 309 s Bond
Steinmcyer John, shoemaker, 289 Jefferson
Steinrook George, shoemaker, 52 Albemarle
Steinwcg Jacob, porter, 242 s Sharp
Stelbing Francis, fireman, 23 Albemarle
Stellman Mrs. Frances, 285 n Howard
STELLMANN, HINRICHS & CO. import-
ers of hosiery and small wares, 21 Hanover
Stellmann John, (S., Hinrichs & Co.,) 264
Lexington
Stellnight Adolph, tobacconist, 308 e Monu-
ment
Stelmeyer John, grocery, cor Eager and Ster-
ling
Stembler George W. bootmaker, 130 s Repub-
lican
Stenibler John A. shoemaker, 6 Pearl
Stembler Jno. V. shoemaker, 806 w Baltimore
Stembler Nicholas, shoemaker, 497 w Balti-
more
Stembler Wm. H. shoemaker, 915 w Pratt
Stempel Julius, tobacconist, s e cor Fayette
' and Holiday, dw 115 Albemarle
Stempel M. Geo. cigar maker, 115 Albemarle
Stenga Wm. shoemaker, 448 Saratoga
■ Stengel Francis, shoemaker, 216 s Bond
Stengel Frederich, butcher, 38 Belair market,
dw 233 Frederick av
Stengel George, grocery, 207 Eastern av
Stengel John, 76 e Lombard
Stengel John, barber, 37 Centre Market sp
Stengel Joseph, laborer, 224 n Dallas
Stengel Leonard, tailor, Wolfe near Pratt
Stengel Michael, laborer, 99 s Chapel
Stenger Christopher, shoemaker, 65 Bank
Stengmeier John, cupper and leecher, 83 East-
ern av
Stensfield Jane, 136 s Central av
Stenson Dr. J. F. (J. H. Perkins & Co.) 88
w Centre
Stentz Nicholas, carpenter, 199 Hamburg
Stephan Henry, blacksmith, 397 s Charles
Stephan Jno. shoemaker, over 47 Centre Mar-
ket space
Stephens Mrs. Elizabeth, 132 s Sharp
Stephens Henry, U. S. A., Harmony la
Stephens James M. surveyor, 106 Walsh
Stephens James H. engineer, 335 Cathedral
Stephens Jno. A. (Jno. A. S. & Bro.) 90 Barre
Stephens Jno. A. & Bro. grocers and com. mer-
chants, 92 Light-st whf
Stephens John W. clerk, 90 Barre
Stephens John, laborer, Clinton near Boston
Stephens Joseph, 50 n Central av
Stephens Sam 'I R. (John A. S. & Bro.) 42
Lexington
Stephens Thomas M. printer, 132 s Sharp
Stephens Upton H. (Devries, S. & Co.) 221
Garden
Stephenson Joseph B. flour dealer and propri-
etor Union Hotel, s e cor Bond and Thames,
dw 122 s Bond
Stephenson Thomas J. conveyancer and ac-
countant, 100 e Monument
Stent J. W. carpenter, 160 Garden
Sterch Caspar, laborer, 86 Towson
Sterch Christina, 86 Tow.son
Sterline George, beer brewer, 79 Bank
Sterling Mrs. Catherine, 79 Washington, F. H
Sterr Paul, laborer, 266 Aliceanna
Sterling Samuel, laborer, 173 Hoffman
Stern Ansclm, fancy goods, 44 Hill
Stern Bernard, (Wiesenfeld & Co.) 109 e Bal*
timore
Stern Charles, paper carrier, 365 Saratoga
Siern David, (Hess & S.) 116 3 Sharp
Stern Mrs. D. millinery, 29).^ n Howard
Stern Ferdinand, tailor, 128 s Durham
Stern Henry, second hand furniture, 63 Robs
Stern Henry, dry goods, 200 Aisquith
Stern Jeanette, seamstress, 417 Saratoga
Stern'Josiah, clothier, 209 Light
Stern Levi, clerk, 225 Lexington
Stern M. 315 Aliceanna
Stern Morris, dry goods, 114 William
Stern Philip, tailor, 148 Forrest
Stern Simon, dry goods, 192 a Broadway
Stern Wm. second hand dealer, 300 s Bond
Sterne Henry, dry goods, cor Madison and
Aisquith
Sterner Alexander, tailor, 100 s Wolfe
Sterner Francis, tailor, 100 s Wolfe
Sterner John, turner, 146 French
Sternheimer Jacob, horse dealer, 145 s Paca
Sterrett Joseph, 76 Saratoga
Sterrick John, tailor, 61 Harrison
Sterquel Eliza A. grocery, 63 Buren
Sterquel John, boiler maker, 63 Buren
Stesch Juliui^, tavern, 483 w Baltimore
Stetter Wm. 60 Stiles
Stetzenbach Henry, cabinet maker, 130 s Paca
Steuart Alexander S., City Collector's office,
124 Granby
Steuart Alexander, clerk, 102 Granby
Steuart Charles B. ball maker, 165 s Wolfe
Steuart Edward, clerk, 306 Lexington
Steuart Edwin H. grocer, 13 Centre Market
space, dw 84 s Exeter
STEUART GEN. GEO. A.. Franklin, betw.
Gilmor and Fulton
Steuart George, laborer, 6 Barney
Steuart & Duns, stone cutters, 18 w Pratt
Steuart James L. (S. & Duns,) 102 Granby
Steuart Dr. James H., Gilmor n of Franklin
Steuart Dr. James A. 50 Saratoga
Steuart John, hackman, 199 Saratoga
Steuart Levin, mariner, 9 Poultney
Steuart Robert, carpenter, 23 Concord
Steuart Mrs. Sidney, 122 Granby
Steuart Thos. E., Gilmor n of Franklin
STEUART WM. H. office Kerr's wharf,
dw 86 e Baltimore
Steuart Wm. J. attorney, 31 St. Paul, dw
Gilmor n of Franklin
Steubenrauch Charles, jeweler, over 114 w
Baltimoi;e, dw 24 e Lombard
Steudle John F. tailor, 137 Light
Stevani Fredericka, Van Buren, near Gorsuch
av. Homestead
Steven August, shoemaker, 133 Stirling
Stevens Charles P. (S. S. S. & Son,) 48 n
Front
Stevens Charles, sutler, 287 Hollins
Stevens Charlotte, 136 St. Paul
Stevens Christian, 218 w Pratt
STEVENS DAVID, Jr., gaiter and shoe
upper manufacturer, 22 Water, up stairs,
dw 111 Conway
Stevens David, sr., gaiter fitter. 111 Conway
Stevens Daniel G. clerk. Garden near Lanvale
Stevens Eliza C. 125 MuUikin
Stevens F. G. police, 28 s Sharp
Stevens Mrs. Fanny, 155 Montgomery
CtKO. S. page: 6i BRO., Manuftcturers of Roofs and Roofing materials. 111 Smltb**
Wliarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Stevens George G., City Collector's office,
3 s Broadway
STEVENS GEO. 0. manufacturer and dealer
in doors, sashes, and blinds, 47 w Pratt, dw
Garden between Lanvalo and Townsend
Stevens Henry, soldier, 62 s Republican
Stevens Henry, bacon, 138 n Central av
Stevens James T. mariner, 24 Henrietta
Stevens James, engineer, 329 Cathedral
Stevens James, blacksmith, 37 Jefferson
Stevens James W. engineer, 281 s Sharp
Stevens John, tailor, 75 n Bond
Stevens Capt. John E. 55 s Eden
Stevens John H. shoemaker, 139 w Fayette
Stevens John A. photographer, 23 n Gay
Stevens John, coachmaker, 169 n Exeter
Stevens John T. boiler maker, 142 L. Greene
Stevens Capt. John W. 115 Hamburg
Stevens John S. shoemaker, 95 n Eden
Stevens Joseph, saddler. North near Lexing-
ton, dw 375 w Fayette
Stevens Joseph R. printer, 155 Montgomery
Stevens Levering soldier, 32 s Republican
Stevens Martha M. boarding, 123 n Gay
Stevens Patrick, laborer, 75 Hull
Stevens P. mariner, 269 s Wolfe
Stevens Robert, carpenter, 562 w Lombard
Stevens S. S. (S. S. S. & Son,) 192 n Calvert
STEVENS S. S. & SON, steam furniture
works, 6 Low
Stevens Sarah, laundress, 16 Green ct
Stevens Sarah, laundress, 59 L. Hughes
Stevens Samuel, ship carpenter, 260 e Fay-
ette
Stevens S. A. (S. S. S. & Son,) n e cor Caro-
line and Biddle
Stevens Thomas, soldier, 125 Mullikin
Stevens Wm. (Goodwin & S.) 68 Block
Stevens William H. coachmaker, 513^^ North,
dw 120 Pine
Stevenson George, carpenter, 125 n Eden
Stevenson Henry S. clerk, 67 w Second
Stevenson Henry, property agent and col-
lector, 67 w Second
Stevenson Dr. James S. 134 n Exeter
Stevenson Dr. John M. 134 n Exeter
Stevenson John, laborer, 40 Chew
Stevenson J. M. sr., 124 w Biddle
Stevenson J. M. jr., (Reynolds, Smith & Co.)
226 w Madison
Stevenson James, clerk, 29 n Pine
Stevenson Margaret, young ladies' school, 29
n Pine
Stevenson Mary, teacher, 29 n Pine
Stevenson Robert, chair maker, 2 e Lombard,
dw 109 s Caroline
Stevenson Stephen, confectionery, 184 e Mon-
ument
STEEVER LAFAYETTE, restaurant, 134
Saratoga
STEVENSON Rev. WESLEY, real estate
agent, 3 Law buildings, dw 164 n Eutaw
Stevenson Wm, laborer, 7 Chew
Stevenson Wm. H. 124 w Biddle
Stevenson Wm. H. shoemaker, 14 Laurel
Stevenson Wm. W. clerk, 129 s Paca
Steward Charles, grainer, 106 Preston
Steward Samuel, huckster, 235 s Paca
Stewart Alfred, clerk, cor Howard and King
Stewart Alexander, tailor, 75 Richmond
Stewart Alexander, shoemaker, 68 e Fayette
Stewart Mrs. Allerin, 332 Mulberry
Stewart Arthur, laborer, 6 Haw
Stewart Andrew J. rhip carpenter, 218 e Lom-
bard
STEWART AUGUSTA E. proprietress Cal-
vert stables, Calvert opp. City spring, dw
63 n Calvert. [See page 17 Advertisements]
Stewart Mrs. Caroline, 253 Mulberry
Stewart Catherine, 97 n Front
STEWART CHARLES, furniture dealer,
341^ n HotVard, dw 98 Orleans
Stewart Charles, clerk, 208 Saratoga
Stewart Charles J. printer, 21 Orleans
Stewart Charles, laborer, 181 Hollins
Stewart Charles M. huckster, 5 McHenry
Stewart Charles H. painter, 139 s Fremont
STEWART C. MORTON, commission mer-
chant, 52 s Gay, dw 222 s Charles
Stewart Columbus J. bell hanger, locksmith
and hardware, 3 s Liberty, dw 21 s Fremont
Stewart Edward D. clerk, 139 s Fremont
Stewart Edw. V. (S. & Gardner,) 36 Franklin
Stewart Mrs. Ellen, 178 Franklin
Stewart Elizabeth, 349 Light
Stewart Fisher M. 178 Franklin
Stewart Francis, livery stables, 63 n Calvert,
dw Charles-st av north of Northern av
Stewart George F. bell hanger, 677 Lexington
Stewart Geo. F. bell hanger, 114 L. Greene
Stewart George H. machinist, 482 Franklin
Stewart George W. clerk, 214 n Eutaw
Stewart George W. clerk, 139 s Fremont
Stewart Henry W. cop. smith, 139 e Lombard
Stewart Jackson, printer, 20 Holland
Stewart J. M. house furnishing goods, 246 n
Gay
Stewart James, tailor, 292 n Howard
Stewart James, 239 w Fayette
STEWART JAMES YD. analytical chem-
ist and apothecary, s e corner Hanover and
Camden
Stewart James S. clerk, 196 Mulberry
Stewart James, stone mason, 184 e Madison
Stewart James, porter Eutaw House
Stewart James, carpenter, 253 Mulberry
Stewart James, salesman, 239 w Fayette
Stewart John F. machinist, 442 Walsh
Stewart John, 446 Penna av
Stewart John, milkman, cor Poppleton and
Mulberry
STEWART JOHN p. livery stable. 111
Lexington, dw adjoining
STEWART JOHN A. locksmith and bel^
hanger, 65 Saratoga, dw 677 Lexington
Stewart John, stone cutter, Biddle near Eden
STEWART JOHN attorney, 33 St. Paul, dw
34 Mount Vernon place
Stewart John, stove worker, 120 Burgundy al
Stewart John, milkman, 238 s Paca
Stewart John, cigar maker, 138 Jefferson
Stewart John M. cigar maker, 138 Jefferson
Stewart John, laborer, 9 Union al
Stewart Joseph B. painter, 195 Barre
Stewart Joseph, carver, 332 Mulberry
Stewart Joseph J. 193 Aisquith
Stewart Joseph B. groceries, flour and feed, a
e cor Fremont and Paca
Stewart Joseph S. bell hanger, 5 Parkin
STEWART JOSEPH W. stoves, 369 w Bal-
timore, dw 118 e Fayette
Stewart Lemuel, huckster, Fremont near
Penna av
Stewart Lewis H. moulder, 246 e Lombard
Stewart Mrs. Marietta, seamstress, 57 Port-
land
■WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lilfe Insurance Co., Newarlt, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Stewart Mrs. Mary E. 195 s Paca
Stewart Mary 178 Franklin
Stewart Mary, dairy, 98 Orleans
Stewart Robert, machinist, 134 Dolphin
Stewart Robert, clerk, 29 McElderry
Stewart Samuel, cigar maker, cor Chase and
Central av
Stewart Samuel B. prof, of music, 20 Holland
Stewart Mrs Sarah, 295 Light
Stewart Dr. Thomas, dentist, 19 e Fayette
Stewart Wm. tobacconist, 90 Camden, dw 138
Jefterson
STEWART WM. A. attorney , 53 w Fayette,
dw 193 Aisquith
Stewart Wm. proprietor, Fairview Inn, Fred-
erick road, near Loudon Park Cemetery
Stewart Lieut. Wm., U. S. A. 136 Columbia
Stewart Wm. J. tailor, 69 McHenry
Stewart Wm. N pressman, 23 MuUikin
Stewart Wm. H. laborer, 200 West Falls av
Stewart Wm. H. (Rice, Chase & Co.) 10 and
12 German
Stewart Wm. carpenter, 82 n Caroline
Stewart Wm. butcher, 132 Raborg
St. Ignatius' Church, s w cor Calvert and
Madison
Stibel George, piano maker, 94 Raborg
Stick Martha, 233 w Biddle,
Stickler Wm. cigar maker, 39 Bank
STICKNEY & CO. commission merchants
for iron, coal, nails, &c., and proprietors of
Lazaretto Furnace, Canton, office, 57 Ex-
change place.
Stickney J. Henry, (S. & Co.) 44 Mount
Vernon place
Sticktenoth Wm. tailor, 260 s Sharp
Stidman John, wire worker, 41 n Fremont
Stidman John F. soldier, 31 n Fremont
Stiebel Isaac, salesman, 48 Portland
Stieble M- grocer, 222 s Broadway
Stiebler Charles, musician, 8 n Exeter
Stiefel Edward W. (S. & Sliefel,) Frederick
road near Fairview Inn
Stiefel Julius, (Harzberg & S.) 144 a Charles
Stieff Charles M. manufacturer piano fortes,
103, 105 and 107 Frankhn, and 7 n Liberty,
dw 24 Pearl
Stieff Charles, clerk, 24 Pearl
Stieff F. G. clerk, 24 Pearl
Stieff John L. 299 w Fayette
Stieff Michael C. professor music, 24 Pearl
Stienberg M. rag dealer, 80 Orleaii*
Stier Hannah M. tavern, 11 Ellicott
Stier Upton S. H. pattern maker, 3 Sterrett
Stier Wm. H. hay inspector, 16 n Poppleton
Stiernhiemer Frest, 26 Columbia
Stiger Mrs. Ann, boarding, 253 HoUins
Stiger John, cooper, 74 Holland
Stiger Wm. soldier, 74 Holland
Stigman Augustus, cigar maker, 250 s Sharp
Stiles Miss Emory, 92 Park
Stiles Miss Hester, 92 Park
Stilley Andrew, bricklayer, 22 Bank
Stilley Harvey, provision dealer, 22 Bank
Slilley Henry, laborer, 286 s Ann
Stilley Wm. ship joiner, 22 Bank
Stiltz Daniel R. artist, 3 HoUins
Stiltz Jared M. millwright, 84 Hoffman
Stimix Isaac, soldier, 187 Preston
Stimlcr George, cooper, 604 Light
Stimmel Mrs. Henrietta, 17 e Fayette
Stimpson James H. (S. & Neilson,) 293 w
Fayette
STIMPSON & NEILSON, proprietors chem-
ical works, s side of Basin, office 370 w Bal-
timore
Stinchcomb Charles, clerk, 44 w Biddle
Stinchcomb Geo. W. carpenter, 144 n Calvert,
dw 198 Madison av
Stinchcomb James H. blacksmith, 525 rr Bal-
timore
Stinchcomb James, sheet Iron worker, 554
Baltimore
Stinchcomb John A. upholsterer, 154 Barrt
Stinchcomb John D. police, 367 w Lombard
Stinchcomb John N. salesman, 44 w Biddle
Stinchcomb Joseph M. copyist, 44 w Biddle
Stinchcomb Joshua, hardware, 297 n Howard
Stinchcomb Mrs. Rebecca, 44 w Biddle
Stinchcomb Mrs. Susan, 198 Madison av
Stinchcomb Thomas, mariner, 151 s Regester
STINE BENJAMIN, clothing house, 73 w
Baltimore, dw 60 s Sharp. — [Seep. 43 Mver-
tisements.]
Stine Caspar, butcher, Washington nr. Har-
rison, Homestead
Stine Catherine, 332 Saratoga
Stine Catherine, 290 Eastern av
Stine Catherine, variety store, 609 Penna av
Stine C. Edwin, bookkeeper, 60 s Sharp
Stine Christopher, 209 Ross
Stine Edward, saddler, 331 n Gay
Stine George, ladies' shoemaker, 17 Orleans
Stine Hannah, 27 Union
Stine Henry, carpenter, 184 s Bond
Stine Jacob, butcher, 16 Hampstead
Stine John K. grocer, 1 Hoffman
STINE JOSEPH, merchant tailor, 144 w Bal-
timore, dw 127 German
Stine J. R. & Co. produce commission mer-
chants, 126 North
Stine J. R. (J. R. S. & Co.) 126 North
Stine Leopold, hatter, 8 Holland
Stine Mrs. Mary, 20 May
Stine Mary Ann, grocery, 87 Greenmount ay
Stine Mrs. Mary V. tailoress, 386 Hanover
Stine Meyer, clothier, 72 n Paca
Stine Moses, shoemaker, 7 n Spring
Stine Nicholas M. master stevedore, 290 East-
ern av
STINE N. H. clothier, n w cor Howard and
Saratoga
Stine Peter, cigar maker, 187 Montgomery
Stine Philip, basket maker, 609 Penna av
Stine Rudolph, furniture, 290 s Charles
Stine Capt. Samuel, mariner, 462 Canton av
Stine Thomas, tailor, 127 German
Stine Wm. 322 Saratoga
Stine Wm. commission merchant, 162 North,
dw 332 Saratoga
Stinea John, second-hand furniture, s e corner
Lombard and Bethel
Stiner Mrs. Bridget, 4 Gough
Sliner George F. laborer, 150 German
Stiner Henry, blacksmith, 64 s Oregon
Stiner Mrs. Malvina, 448 w Lombard
Stiner Otto, clerk Post Office, 34 s Sharp
Stinger Jacob, laborer, 13 Fountain
Stinner John, restaurant, 83 ?»lulberry
Stinson Richard, boot maker, 4 Holiday
Stinson Dr. Wm. H. dentist, 43 Hanover
Stintz Wm. F. shoemaker, 158 e Lombard
Stipe John, locksmith, 58 s Charles
Stipe Lewis, barber, 46 s Wolfe
Stirley Andrew J. cigar maker, 41 Dolphin
Stirley Charles H. laborer, 41 Dolphin
J. HEXRY GIBSE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <Sie.
Roseudole Cement «nd Calcined Plaster coustantiy on hand, »l Spear'a Wharfc
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Stirling Archibald, sr., president Savings
Bank, 25 Franklin
STIRLING ARCHIBALD, Jr., attorney at
law and State's attorney, 26 n Calrert, dw
75 Courtland
Stirling & Ahrens, commission merchants, 54
Buchanan's wharf
Stirling Douglas, attorney, 63 w Fayette, dw
Barnum's Hotel
Stirling James, machinist, 140 Preston
Stirling Wm. (S. & Ahrens,) 86 n Paca
Stirling Wm. M. 46 Courtland
Stirrat James, 198 e Monument
Stirrington David, laborer, 26 Addison
Stitcher John G. machinist, 41 Mosher
Stitcher Peter H. F. cigar maker, 148 Ross
Stites James, printer, 217 Gough
Stites Julia, 21 Lewis
Stittleberg Albert, machinist, 114 Cross
Stivers Chamf^on, machinist, 119 Preston
Stivers Christian, cooper, 529 w Lombard
Stivers Thomas, blacksmith, 529 w Lombard
Stitzer Charles, shoemaker, 300 Montgomery
Stoaffer Geo. W. police, Scott near St. Peter
Stobbard Wm. hay dealer, 69 Harford av
Stober Jacob, weaver, 19 n Schroeder
Stock Conrad, baker, 138 e Pratt
Stock Emiel, carpenter, 132 s Caroline
Stock John, laborer, 33 Fell
Stockart George, shoemaker, 24 Chesnut
STOCKBRIDGE HENRY, attorney, 9 Law
Buildings, dw 12 n Calhoun
Stockbridge Jason, 396 Lexington
Stockdale Benj. C. stone mason, 28 n Eutaw
Stockdale Hannah, dairy, 28 n Eutaw
Stockdale John, soldier, 65 n Bond
Stockdale J. N. pattern maker, 11 Swan, dw
65 n Bond
Stockdale Josh. N. pattern maker, 65 n Bond
Stockdale Noah, blacksmith, 269 w Biddle,
dw 104 Ross
Stockdale Thos. lamp lighter, 20 s Schroeder
Stocker Maria, 81 n Schroeder
Stocket Charles H. painter, 55 Booth
Stocket Louis C. carpenter, 535 Lombard
Stockett Dr. Chas. W. clerk Post Office, How-
ard House
Stockett Eleanora, 313 Light
Stockett James P. painter, 156 Hollins
Stockett James P. carpenter, 87 s Mount
Stockett James P. painter, 548 w Pratt
Stockett Joseph T. carpenter, 331 Republican
STOCKETT J. SHAAFF, attorney, 45 St.
Paul
Stockhausen Charles, baker, 122 Hamburg
Stockman Andrew H. cutler, 43 German
Stockman Bernard, cooper, 259 s Bond
Stockman Frederick, horse dealer, 45 s Bond
Stocksdale Elias M. 456 n Gay
Stocksdale Nelson, clothier, 78 Centre Market
space, dw 211 e Fayette
Stocksdale Noah, blacksmith, 269 w Biddle
Stocksdale Noah, blacksmith, 106 Ross
Stocksdale Robert E. soldier, 692 w Pratt
Stocksdale Samuel, blacksmith, 692 w Pratt
Stockton Aaron W. ship joiner, 298 e Pratt
Stoddard Frederick S. clerk, 23 s Bond
Stoddard Isaiah T. music teacher, 331 w Lom-
bard
Stoddard James W. (M. P. O'Hern & Co.)
Fayette near Franklin square
Stoddard Capt. John B. 23 s Bond
Stoddard Thomas, 11 Gilmor
STODDARD Mrs. MARY, physician, 23 s
Bond
Stoddart Alexander, 122 Bolton
Stodel Henry, laborer, 210 s Chapel
Stoecpelhaar Louisa, 37^^ Albemarle
STOFFEL HENRY, stoves and tinware, 164
s Fremont
Stoffregan Charles F. barber, 18 Penna aT
Stokes Alexander, soldier, 82 Grindall
Stokes John, gunsmith, Stirling near Monu-
ment
Stokes Dr. Wm. H. 52 Saratoga
Stokes Wm. B. 233 Madison av
Stokes Wm. W. watchman, 42 Haubert
Stoldi Henry, laborer, 62 Philpot
StoU John, butcher, 105 Centre and 97 Belair
markets, dw Harford av near city limits
Stoll Mrs. Mary, 42 s Wolfe
StoU Rosina, 505 Penna av
Stolpp J. L. confectionery, 154 Saratoga
Stolpp J. L. jr., baker, 154 Saratoga
Stolse Charles, laborer, 58 s Charles
Stoke Aug. 12 Light
Stolzenback Henry H. butcher, 64 Hanover
market, dw 145 Johnson
Stone Benj. F. coach trimmer, 157 w Hoffman
Stone David, laborer, 252 Franklin
Stone Charles H. clerk, 71 North
Stone E. F. chief clerk commissary, 58 w
Madison
Stone George W. laborer, 66 George
Stone I. soldier, 205 Bethel ct
Stone James E. painter, 11 L. Sharp, dw 234
German
Stone James H. clerk, 256 e Biddle
Stone S. Henry, superintendent government
bake house, 58 w Madison
Stone Margaret M. 129 s Washington, F. P.
Stone Richard 0. 119 w Biddle
Stone Sarah A. dressmaker, 115 Columbia
Stone Seth, bricklayer, 71 North
Stone Stephen S. 58 w Madison
Stone Walter, graitier, 152 German
Stone Wm. B. mariner, 112 e Pratt
Stone Wm. W. boiler maker, 79 St. Peter
Stone Yelverton P. cigar maker. Hand tavern
Stonebraker & Co., flour and produce, 53 and
55 s Howard
Stonebraker George M. 223 w Lombard
Stonebraker Samuel, (S. & Co.) 223 w Lom-
bard
Stoneburner Curtis, merchant, 108 Pearl
Stoneburner Jacob C. clerk, 108 Pearl
Stoner Lawrence, 2 s Broadway
Stonefeltz John, baker, 197 Canton av
Stoneman John H. grocery, 1 Josephine
Stonesifer Amos, clerk, 64 George
Stoops Wm. H. boots and shoes, 60 Hanover,
dw 171 w Lombard
Storch John, tailor, 426 Saratoga
Storch Wm. G. printer, 166 Chesnut
STORCK ADOLPH, steam turning estab-
lishment, 152 East
Storck Holda, grocery, 93 s Bethel
Storck John, cooper, 93 s Bethel
Storey Ames L. government agt, 113 Camden
Storey John W. moulder, 60 s Oregon
Stork August, porter, 99 n Paca
Stork Anna (S. & Hamilton) 152 n Gay
Stork Rev. Charles A. 169 w Fayette
Stork & Hamilton, child's clothing store, 278
n Gay
Stork Langhorn T. 65 Chew
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO.. Manufacturers of Roof^ mid Roofiiig Materials, 111 Smltb's
Wliarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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Stork Rev. Theophilus, 189 w Fayette
Storie , mariner, 341 e Monument
Storm Mrs. C. M. dry goods, 109 n Gay
Storm Frederick, tailor, 1 Dover
Storm Jeremiah, coal, basement s e cor Fay-
ette and North, dw 344 e Baltimore
Storms Wm. laborer, rear of 16 Concord
Stornoni Gregory, tavern, 106^^ Light
Storre Mrs. Dora, 77 e Fayette
Storre George, furrier, 77 e Fayette
Story Ann R. tailorcss, 27 s Paca
Story John B. tailor, 445 w Baltimore, dw 7
s Carey
Stortzer Charles, baker, 94 Jefferson
Stos Elizabeth, 291 s Wolfe
Stotz Conrad, tailor, 6 Hall la
Stouffer Mrs. Ann C. 148 Pearl
Stouffer Elias, clerk, 244 Saratoga
Stouffer Frederick, carter, 31 Gittings
Stouffer Jacob, printer, 148 Pearl
Stouffer John, bookkeeper, 66 e Baltimore
Stouffer John, carpenter, 822 w Baltimore
Stout Charles L. iron roller, 88 s Chester
Stout Eliza, 812 w Baltimore
Stout Fritz, laborer, 133 Welcome al
Stout George W. brass founder, 892 w Balti-
more
Stout Isabella, 157 Chesnut
Stout John, barkeeper, Front nr Low
Stout Joseph, machinist, 668 w Pratt
Stout Martin, engineer, 147 e Monument
Stout Samuel, expressman, 892 vi^ Baltimore
Stoutsberger John, ropemaker, 313 Harford
avenue
Stover Daniel S. dispatcher N. C. R R. 285 n
Howard
Stover George W. carpenter, 66 s Poppleton
Stover Malinda L. 285 n Howard
Stover Robert W. bookkeeper, 171 w Fayette
Stow Charles. W. (Thomas S. & Sons,) 20
Hollins
Stow Thomas & Sons, saw mill, Uhler'a al,
dw T. S. 49 Hanover
Stow Lewis, merchant, 20 Hollins
Stowe Mrs. Sarah, 20 Hollins
STOWELL A. Jr. importer chronometers,
military goods, &c. 178 w Baltimore, dw
Charles near Noithern av
Stowell Wm. J. (Wolf & S.) 87 s Eden
STOWMAN WM. Carroll's Point hotel, An-
napolis road nr Long Bridge
Stozel Charles, baker, 46 Gough
Stuck Charles, f)oliceman, 5 Constitution
Strack Joseph, shoemaker, 337 e Lombard
Stracke Sebring, Wolfe nr Pratt
Stracker Jacob, lager beer, ]86 e Baltimore
Strahan Charles, 48 s Bond
Strahan Ebenezcr, collector, 48 s Bond
Strahan Ebenezer, collector, 85 s High
Strahan Theodore, clerk, 48 s Bond
Straler Lewis, whitewasher, 209 Chesnut
Stran Mrs. Ann, 69 s Eden
Stran Thomas P. (Hawley & Co.) 69 S. Eden
STRAN WM H. & CO. stoves, s e cor Light
and Lombard, dw W. H. S. St. Michaels.
Strandberg Daniel 7 May
Strandley Rachel, 16 s Broadway
Straneley Maria, 103 Low
Stranley James P. engineer, 353 s Sharp
Straney John, machinist, 323 Saratoga
Straney Louis, machinist, 323 Saratoga
Strasbaugii Jacob, plasterer, 159 Park
Strasburger Charles, restaurant, 73 n Gay
Strasburger, Jno. second hand goods, 51 Han-
over
Strasburger Kaufman, clothier, 97 and 99 n
Gay
Strasburger Mitchell C. barkeeper, 73 n Gay
Strasburger Victor, furniture, 36 Peiina. av
Strassner Conrad, laborer, 65 Eilicott, Canton
Stratt John, shoemaker, cor Ensor and Mad-
ison
Strattner Louis, butcher, 139 Centre market,
dw .32 Gist
Stratsenburg George, tailor, 8 Walker
Stratton D. C. (Danskin & Co.) 19 a Calvert
Stralton Robert, baker, 320 n Eutaw
Straub Christian, cabinet maker, 14 Fountain
Straub George, laborer, 99 s Spring
Straub George, laborer, 108 Greenmount av
Straub Jacob, wagoner, 116 e Lombard
Straub Jacob, porter, 28 Lloyd
Straub Mrs. Margaret C. 190 Columbia
Straughn Charles, 303 Hollins
Siraughn Win. J. tiimer, 4 Thomson
Straus & Bro. wholesale and retail grocers,
247, 268 and 270 s Broadway
Straus Fred'k, shoemaker, 258 Montgomery
Straus Frederick, shoemaker, 193 Light
Straus George, shoemaker, 226 s Charles
STRAUS H., BRO. & BELL, North.st Malt
House, s w cor North and Saratoga
Straus Henry, (H. S., Bro. & Bell, and S. &
Bro. 37 s Eden
Straus Isaac, dry goods dealer, 115 n Eden
Straus Jacob, 2 n Central av
Straus John, clothing, 172 w Baltimore
Straus Joseph, grocery and liquor stor^, 255
n Gay
Straus Levi, (H. S., Bro. and Bell,) 243 ■
Broadway
Straus M. & Co. cloths, 256 w Baltimore
Straus Martin L. (M. S. & Co.) 303 w Pratt
Straus Rebecca, 85 Mullikin
Straus, Samuel, 61 n Greene
Strausner Andrew, woodsawyer, 19 Elliott
Strauss Abraham, 649 w Baltimore
Strauss Betty, pedler, 18 Thomson
Strauss Bros, dry goods, 54 Hanover and 649
w Baltimore
Strauss Mrs. Caroline, 649 w Baltimore
Strauss Christopher, laborer, 224 Washing-
ton, F. H
Strauss Edwqrd, (S.Bros.) 649 w Baltimore
Strauss K. (S. Bros.) 649 w Baltimore
Strauss George, rag dealer, 393 s Charles
Strauss Henry, (Hartman & S.) 61 n Greene
Strauss John, 137 German
Strauss John, (Hess, Blum & Co.) 127 German
Strauss Lewis, (S. Bros.) 81 s Broadway
Strauss Lewis E. (S. Bros.) 649 w Baltnnore
Strauss Moses, (S. Bros.) 54 Hanover
Strauss Solomon, 649 w Baltimore
Strauss Wm. tavern, 61 s Charles
Strausse Gesler, laborer, 110 s Spring
Stratas George, tailor, 86 s Central av
Straw Conrad, laborer, 66 Montgomery
Strawbenneyller John, school and music teach-
er, 36 McElderry
Strawbridge Church, (M. E.) cor Biddle and
Garden
Strayline Frederick, cooper, 923 w Pratt
Streb Christiana, tavern, 93 Chatsworth
Streb George, tailor, 264 n Central av
Slreb Matthias, tailor, 234 e Eager
Strebeck John J. ship joiner, 179 Gough
P. 1VEBB, M.-u-lne, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Lite In«urauc« Co., Newark, N. J.," 80 Second Street.
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385
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Streeper Charles, (S., Solter& Marshall,) 131
s Wolfe
Streeper, Solter & Marshall, oak coopers, Ex-
change al s of Exchange pi
Strek Charles, laborer, 310 Johnson
STREET D. & C. Farmer's Hotel, cor For-
rest and Hillen
Street John C. bacon dealer, 33 n Front
STREETER SEBASTIAN F. young ladies
school, s e cor Charles and Read
Streeter Thomas, messenger Adams Express,
104 Lee
Streets James B. commission, 281 Hollina
Streets John, steamboat agent, 104 Lee
Streets John S. lime and feed, 4 Hollingsworth,
dw 104 Lee
Streets Thomas, Adams Express messenger,
104 Lee
Streett Mary, seamstress, 62 Warren
Streib Andrew, baker, 24 e Fayette
Streib Jacob, laborer, 223 n Dallas
Strein Charles M. dispatcher trains, Bolton
depot, dw 117 Grundy
Streline cooper, 159 e Fayette
Strenker C. shoemaker, 13 Barnes
Streper John K. whip maker, 38 n Caroline
Strible George, ] Aisquith
Stribel John, confectionery, 51 Aisquith
Stricel Francis, painter, 187 n Dallas
Strieker Anna M. 75 Ross
Strieker John H. clerk, 75 Ross
Strieker Wm. farmer, 935 w Pratt
Strickfoos Leonard, brickmaker, 2 Creek al
Strickland Mrs. Ann, 121 Bank
Strickler Eli W. engineer, John nr Lanvale
Strider George W. 37 Arch
Striebritz Gotleib, butcher, 43 Belair market,
dw Chester nr Madison
Strietz Adam, wood sawyer, 6 James al
Striewig Henry, carpenter, 171 Raborg, dw
259 Mulberry
Striver Ferdinand, trimmer, 7 L. Constitution
Stripe Jacob, laborer, 403 Saratoga
Stringenbotham Thomas, tailor, s w cor Or-
leans and Caroline
Strobel Chas. green grocer, 284 Montgomery
Strobel Christian, tailor, 123 Elbow la
Strobel George, laborer, 324 s Dallas
Strobel George, laborer, 127 s Castle
STROBEL HENRY, tobacconist, 221 s
Broadway
Strobel John G. tailor, 125 L. Greene
Strobel Martin, porter, 119 Hamburg
Strobel Michael, tobacconist, 286 e Lombard
Strobel Michael, laborer, 71 Bank
Strobel Wm. 38 s Broadway
Strock August, carrier, 11 Somerset
Strockman Conrad, tavern, 254 Montgomery
Strochlein Charles, porter, 333 s Bethel
Strodtman Harman, cooper, 247 Hamburg
Strodtman J. H. clerk, n w cor East and
Fayette
Strodtman John, dry goods, 307 n Gay
Strodtman Wm. laborer, Penna. nr Northern
avenue
Strodtmeyer Frederick, tavern, 71 Hughes
Strodtmeyer Fredk. L. bartender, 71 Hughes
Stroehleim Mrs. Anna, 127 n Paca
Stroggs Wm. A. wagoner, 315 Harford av
Stroh Nicholas, laborer, 37 Lancaster
Strohecker Matthew, carpenter, 388 Pennsyl-
vania av
Strohker G. laborer, 255 s Wolfe
Strohl Charles, organ builder, 40 s Bond
Strohm Joseph F. 147 Hanover,
Strohmann Edward, tailor, 125 Barre
Strohmer Andrew, shoemaker, 411 Lexington
Strohmer John, laborer, 337 s Wolfe
Strohmer Michael, shoemaker, 411 Lexington
Strohmeyer Bernhart, lager beer, 173 Franklin
Strohmeyer Emily, 135 w Biddle
Strohmeyer George L. machinist, 8 n Gay
Strohrmann George F. tailor, 68 Perry
Stroll Charles, piano maker, 40^ Bond
Stroller John, confectioner, 99 Mullikin
Stromberg David, tobacconist, cor Aisquith
and McElderry
STROMBERG JOHN, William Tell house,
s w cor Pratt and West Falls av
Stromberger George, tinner, 253 Orleans
Stromberger Henry, boot fitter, 19 n Spring
Stromberger John C. tinner, 2 Hull's la
Stromenger Charles H, bookkeeper, 198 Ais-
quith
Stromenger Charles, grocer, cor Madison and
Aisquith
Strong Alexander, laborer, 32 Franklin al
Strong Samuel B. printer, 139 Aisquith
Strosler Anton, 56 s Central av
Strotman John H. grocer, 244 Hamburg
Strott Catherine, 272 n Gay
Strott George H tailor, 164 Dover
Strott John, shoemaker, n e cor Madison and
Ensor
Stroub Caspar, cabinet maker, 3 State
Stroub John, laborer, Patuxent
Stroup Adam, shoemaker, 4 Biddle al
Sirous Allen, 67 Mullikin
Strube Henry, painter, 636 w Pratt
Strube Justus, varnisher, 22 w Lombard
Strubel George, butcher. Garrison la
Struck August, carver, 11 Somerset
Struck Benj. baker, 68 Mulberry
Struck Charles, police, 5 Constitution
Struh Henry, drayman, 15 Leadenhall
Slruitt Mary, midwife, 213 Hanover
Strunz Adam, engraver, 21 n High
Strunz August, carpenter, 318 s Charles
Strunz John, engraver, 21 n Hiah
Strupp Charles, shoemaker, 132 Hamburg
Sirunp Peter, shoemaker, 348 s Charles
Struth Harman, porter, 74 L. Eutaw
Struihers John S. soldier, 272 Hollins
Struthoff Harriet, grocery, 62 n Exeter
Strutman Henry, watchman, 170 Canton av
Strutt Catherine, grocery, 23 L. McElderry
Stryker Rev. Augustus P. 134 w Biddle
Stuart & Barbour, general commission mer-
chants, 27 Cheapside
Stuart Charles P. restaurant, 186 w Pratt
Stuart Oilman S. clerk, 58 n Republican
Stuart Edward B. (Gardiner, S. & Co.) Frank-
lin near Charles
Stuart Emma, dress maker, 83 s Bond
Stuart Mrs. Emma, 83 s Bond
Stuart Glendy, (Hugh Bolton & Co.) 91 St,
Paul
Stuart Henry D. painter, 135 e Pratt
Stuart James P. clerk, 48 Lexington
Stuart James, jr., ship painter, 52 s Exeter
Stuart James, ship joiner, 18 Stiles
Stuart James,, (Wolfe & S.) 479 Greene
Stuart Jefferson D. (S. & Barbour,) 48 Lex-
ington
Stuart John T. clerk, Barnum's hotel
Stuart John J. clerk, 91 St. Paul
J. HEWRY GIESE, Commission Alerchant, for the sale of FIo>iir, Grain, Seeds, «&c
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, (91 Spear's "Vl^harf.
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386
ST.
Stuart Wm. B. basket maker, and dealer in
willows, 189 East
Stuart Wm. H. office foot of Bond
Stuart Wm. H. steam fitter, 135 e Pratt
Stuart Wm. L. expressman, 242Montgomery
Stubbs Joseph S. clerk Harnden Express,
116 Lee
Stubbs Richard P. coach maker, 3 Walker
Stubbs Sarah, 116 Lee
Stubbs Wm. O. clerk Adams Express, 176 s
Eutaw
Stubbins Charles, officer in Penitentiary, dw
209 Elisor
Stubbins Joseph, carpenter, 372 Cross
Stubbins Thos. G. baker, 372 Cross
Stubenranch Charles, jeweller, over 214 w
Baltimore, dw24e Lombard
Stubenranch Geo. grocer, 268 s Sharp
Stubinger Jacob, porter, 4 New
STUCHELL REV. J. S. 135 Aisquith
Stuckard Simon, fur dealer, 32 Douglass
Stucke John F. huckster, 77 Mullikin
Stuckert Martin, carter, 192 Eastern av
Stuchfield Mrs. Elizabeth, 147 German
Studlin John, tailor, 200 w Fayette
Stuehmann Henry, lager beer, 177 s Bond
Stuehmann Caroline, 179 s Bond
Stuelter Wm. sugar refiner, 60 Stiles
Stull Simon, blacksmith, 383 w Pratt
Stultzenbcich August, laborer. Garrison la
Stumer Catharine, 216 Washington, F. H.
Stumm Frank A. telegrapher, s e cor Lanvale
and Ross
Stumraer John S. cooper, 333 s Bond
Stummcr Lazarus, cigar maker, 152 Chesnut
Stumminger Jacob, rectifier, 8 Leadenhall
Stump Alexander H. (Hyatt & S.) 196 w
Lombard
Stump Casper, lime burner, 5 Laurens
Stump Casper, clerk, 199 Mulberry
Stump Conrad, laborer, 175 s Caroline
Stump Conrad, shoemaker, 475 Saratoga
Stump Elizabeth, 172 Penna. av
Stump Geo. laborer, 183 s Central av
Stump Geo. laborer, 178 s Central av
Stump Geo. butcher, 68 Division
Stump Jacob, machinist, 475 Saratoga
Stump James, clerk, ]27 Division
Stump John, baker, 423 Saratoga
Stump John H. 197 Hoffman
Stump Mrs. Mary J. 197 Hoffman
Stump Robert, painter, 89 s Wolfe
Stumpf Carl, laborer, 19 Butler
Stumpf Casper, tailor, 199 Mulberry
Stumpf Charles, cap maker, 135 Camden
Stumpf Frederick, grocery, 70 Holland
Stumpf Geo. M. grocery, 246 Conway
Stumpf Henry, cabinet maker. Gay nr Eden
Stumpf John, cooper, 156 Burgundy al
StumphWni. musician, 28 Aliceanna
Sturgeon Fredus, mariner, 160 Lexington
Sturm Anthony, tobacconist,209 Montgomery
Sturnsenderfer Elias, laborer, 391 Canton av
Stuntel Joseph, tailor, 210 Stirling
Stunz Amelia, hair plaiter, 118 Lexington
Sturbits Wm. gardener, 508 Penna. av
Sturdwants Wm. boiler maker, 128 Thames
Sturgeon Capt. Edward G. 3 s Calhoun
Sturgeon Fredk. butter depot, 330 n Gay
Sturgeon Lindsay, collector, 10 McElderry
Slurges Wm. tinner, 181 Hughes
Sturla John, musician, 119 s Dallas
Sturm Albert, silver plater, 54 Camden
Stutgard Philip, laborer, 59 Bank
Stutt Mary, 14 Shakspear
Stuttman Chas. cigar maker, 170 Aliceanna
Stuttman Henry, 170 Aliceanna
Stutz Mrs. rear of 73 Hanover
Stutz Wm. tailor, 458 n Gay
Stuzbach Moritz, cigar maker, 194 East
St. Agnes Hospital, Mt. Dougherty, Green-
mount av
St. Andrew's (Protestant Episcopal) Church,
High nr Lombard
St. Anthony's Orphan Asylum, Central av
nr Eager
St. Alphonsus (Catholic) Church, n e cor
Saratoga and Park
St. Barnabas' Chapel, (Episcopal,) Biddle nr
Walsh
St. Benedict's School, (Catholic,) Regester
near Pratt
St. Bridget's (Catholic) Church, s e cor Can-
non and Hudson
St. Bridget's Parochial School, rear of St.
Bridget's Church, cor Cannon and Hudson
St. Clair Martha, 70 Lexington
St. Germain Isaac, broom maker, 16 Haw
St. Ignatius, (Roman Catholic,) s w cor Cal-
vert and Madison
St. John Geo. plumber, 117 Ross
St. James' (Catholic) Church, cor Aisquith
and Eager
St. John James, confectioner, 146 Aisquith
St. John's Home School, conducted by St.
John's Sisterhood, Townsend near Bolton
St. John's (Catholic) Church, cor Eager and
Valley
St. John's (German Lutheran) Church, Bid-
die nr Penna. av
St. John's (female) School, Sisters of Chari-
ty, 14 Valley
St. John's (Methodist Protestant) Church,35n
Liberty
St. Joseph's (Roman Catholic) Church, n e
cor Howard and Barre
St. Joseph's (Roman Catholic, male,) School,
Barre, betw. Sharp and Howard
St. Joseph's (female) School, sisters of Char-
ity, 73 Barre
St. Lawrence's (Roman Catholic) Church,
Fort av nr Hull
St. Luke's Church, (Episcopal,) Carey, betw
Lexington and Saratoga
St. Luke's Male School, (Episcopal,) Repub-
lican, betw Fayette and Lexington
St. Luke's Female School, (Episcopal,) 562
Saratoga
St. Mark's (Prot. Episcopal) Church, Lom-
bard w of Fremont
St. Mark's (English Lutheran) Church, Eutaw
betw Mulberry and Saratoga
St. Mary's Chapel, Penna. av,betw Franklin
and St. Mary
St. Mary's Female Orphan Asylum, (Catho-
lic,) Franklin, betw Cathedral and Park
St. Mary's (Catholic) Institution, cor Ais-
quith and Eager
St, Matthew's (Lutheran) Church, n Central
av, nr Baltimore
St. Michael's (German Catholic) Church, n e
cor Lombard and Wolfe
St. Mary's Seminary, St. Mary's ct, e side
Penna. av n of Franklin
St. Patrick's Cemetery, Philadelphia road, nr
city limits
GBO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing materials. 111 Smltb'a
Wbart, C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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St. Patrick's (Catholic) Church, n e cor Broad-
way and Bank
St. Patrick's School, Broadway n of Bank
St. . Paul's Church, (Episcopal,) s e cor
Charles and Saratoga
St. Paul's Orphan Asylum, Madison av near
Northern av
St. Paul's (German) Luthe-ran Church, s w
cor Holiday and Saratoga
St. Paul's Southern District School, Leaden-
hall nr Hamburg
St. Philip's Chapel, Peirce nr Fremont
St. Peter's Church, (Catholic,) cor Hollins
and Poppleton
St. Peter's Catholic Male School, 17 s Pop-
pleton
St. Peter's (German Lutheran) Church, Bond
near Bank
St. Peter's (Prot. Episcopal) Church, cor
Sharp and German
St. Peter's Parochial School, German e of
Sharp
St. Peter's School and Orphan Asylum, 40
Richmond
St. Stephen's (Episcopal) Church, Hanover s
of Harre
St. Stevanus' (German Lutheran) Church, n
w cor Hanover and Hamburg, L. F. Zim-
merman, pastor
St. Thomas' (Episcopal) Church, cor Wash-
ington and Taylor, Homestead
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, n e cor Division
and Townsend
St. Vincent de Paul's Female Parish School,
35 n Front
St. Vincent de Paul's Church, (Roman Cath-
olic,) Front n of Fayette
St. Vincent de Paul's Male Orphan Asylum,
Front n of Fayette
St. Victor Emily, 12 Water
Sturne Louis, shoemaker, 82 Preston
Stuyvesant Geo. W. stone mason, 171 Lee
Styler Geo. laborer, 164 Cross
Subring Fredk. tailor, 26 Abbot
Subrold Nicholas, soldier, 202 Stirling
Subsistence Office U. S. A. 20 South, Capt.
Thos. C. Sullivan, commissary
Suchs Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 241 e Eager
Suchsbradl George, jr. shoemaker, 197 e Ea-
ger
Suckley Geo., Surgeon U. S. A. at Gen. Ty-
ler's quarters, Holiday
Suddendarf Henry, attorney, 31 Hamp-
stead
Sudler Peter, tailor, 3 n Wolfe
Sudman John, coachsmith,277 w Pratt
Sudmeyer Wm. laborer, 213 Hanover
Sudsborgh Peter, shoemaker, 690 w Balti-
more
Sudsburg Col. Jos. M., U. S. A. 582 w Lom-
bard
Suffers Geo. H. O. clerk, 159 w Lombard
SufFert Conrad, cabinet maker, 184 s Bond
Suldice Peter, cabinet maker, 193 n Cen-
tral av
Sullens David, 139 Hudson
Sullens David, foundryman, 340 Eastern av
Sullins David H. boiler maker, 348 Eastern av
Sullivan Mrs. Abbey, 165 s Sharp
Sullivan Barney, grocer, 75 s Wolfe
Sullivan Beiij. D. farmer, Franklin opposite
Schroeder
Sullivan Bridget, 181 Vine
Sullivan Bridget, confectionery, 79 French
Sullivan Bridget, grocery, 285 s Eutaw
Sullivan Catherine, 19 Perry
Sullivan Mrs. Catherine, Mt. Royal Hill nr
Reservoir
Sullivan Daniel, soldier, 298 Cross
Sullivan Dennis, farmer, Franklin opposite
Schroeder
Sullivan Dennis, grocer, 288 Lexington
Sullivan Dennis, n e cor Franklin and Oregon
Sullivan Dennis, huckster, 9 Camden la
Sullivan Dennis, liquors, 115 North
Sullivan Edward, police, 50 Jefferson
Sullivan Edward, plasterer, 221 n Eden
Sullivan Edward, bottler, 19 Perry
Sullivan Mrs. Ellen, Mt. Royal Hill nr Res-
ervoir
Sullivan Eugene, huckster, 24 Rose
Sullivan Frank, (John S. & Sons,) 22 Cathe-
dral
Sullivan Geo. R. painter, 57 Conway
Sullivan Geo. M. clerk, Franklin opposite
Schroeder
Sullivan Geo. M. carpenter, 165 s Sharp
Sullivan Henry, shoemaker, 46 L. Pleasant
Sullivan Jas. P. bookkeeper Union hotel, s w
cor Pratt and Charles
Sullivan Capt. James, C. S., U. S. A., 20
South
Sullivan James, plasterer, 408 s Charles
Sullivan James, laborer, 285 s Eutaw
Sullivan James, laborer, 79 French
SULLIVAN JAMES, commission merchant,
n e cor Gay and Pratt, dw 162 e Pratt
Sullivan Jerry, laborer, 19 French
Sullivan James W. printer, 79 n Exeter
Sullivan Jeremiah, 287 Saratoga
Sullivan John T. laborer, 6 Albemarle
Sullivan John C. (Geo. Evans & Co.) 33 Stiles
Sullivan John, 120 Bolton
Sullivan John, currier, 144 Vine
Sullivan John, laborer, 63 e Monument
Sullivan John F. clerk, 228 w Fayette
Sullivan John, huckster, 23 s Front
Sullivan Dr. John M. 82 s Washington, F. P.
Sullivan John F coal. Light, dw 57 Conway
SULLIVAN JOHN & SONS, produce com-
mission merchants, 3 Camden
Sullivan John J. (John S. & Sons,) 22 Cam-
den
Sullivan John, jr., 221 n Eden
Sullivan John, plasterer, 221 n Eden
Sullivan Joseph, laborer, n w cor Lombard
and Amity
Sullivan Joseph, police, 295 William
Sullivan Josephine, grocer, 24 Valley
Sullivan Mary A. dressmaker, 1 Chesnut al
Sullivan Mary Ann, 322 n Howard
Sullivan Mary A. dry goods, 100 Richmond
Sullivan Michael, grocery, 1 Edward
Sullivan Peola, bla'cksmiih, 305 Franklin
SULLIVAN P. H. stock and bill broker, 34
w Second, dw Eager near St. Paul
Sullivan Rudolph, coachman, 67 Buren
Sullivan Mrs. Ruth, 57 Conway
Sullivan Samuel E. farmer, Franklin opposite
Schroeder
Sullivan Capt. Thomas, C. S., U. S. A. 20
South
Sullivan Thaddeus, shoemaker, 48 n Pine
Sullivan Thos. E. clerk, 14>^ s Calvert
Sullivan Thomas S. stone cutter, Wolfe near
Fayette
■WM. P. WEBB, Marlite, Fire n»d Life Insurance Agent ami Broker. Agent
Benefit I^tfe Insurance Co., IVewark, Ji. J.," S9 Second Street.
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Sullivan Thomas H. leather dealer, 36 s Cal-
vert, dw 229 n Eutaw
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, 215 Raborg
Sullivan Washington, farmer, Franklin oppo-
site Schroeder
Sullivan Wm. H. machinist, Mount Royal
hill near Reservoir
Sullivan Wm. M. clerk, 165 s Sharp
Sullivan Wm. confectioner, 136 Aisquith
Sultan Dorothea, grocery, 1 Jew al
Sultan Henry, supt. Turner Hall, 300 w Pratt
Sultan Valentine, piano maker, 1 Jew al
Sulthouse Harmon, grocery, cor Central av
and Holland
Sultzer Mrs. Susan M. 22 Granby
Sulop Conrad, tailor, 27 McElderry
Sultzer Thos. D. asst. editor Daily Gazette,
283 e Fayette
Sultzer Wm. H. H. cond. York Turnpike R.
R. 283 e Fayette
Sulzbacher A. B. dry goods, s w cor Lexing-
ton and Eutaw
Sumacker Louis, cigar maker, 67 Vine
Summ Anton, laborer, 202 s Durham
Summer Margaret, 602 w Baltimore
Summers Catherine, 168 Raborg
Summers Frederick, 15 Chatsworth
Summers Geo. A. shoemaker, 34 Henrietta
Summers Henry, beer brewery, 228 s Dallas
Summers Henry, laborer, 14 Cuba
Summers Joseph G. clerk. Commercial and
Farmer's Bank, dw 130 n High
Summers Thos. B. (S. & Co.) 387 w Fayette
SUMMERS & CO., confectioners and fruiter-
ers, 301 w Baltimore
Summers Wm. H. engineer, 166 Ramsay
Summerson Seth, 19 e Monument
Sumwalt Alex, carpenter, 66 s- Sharp
Sumwalt Mrs. Catherine E. dressmaker, 66 s
Sharp
Sumwalt Charles L. K. 65 w Biddle
Sumwalt David S. ice, s e cor Mulberry and
Howard, dw Charles, rear of Camp Brad-
ford.— [See p. 30 Mvertisements.]
Sumwalt Geo. W. city collector's office, 8
Hamburg
Sumwalt James H. machinist, 115 Grundy
Sumwalt Jesse, messenger at Marshal 's oiTice,
65 w Biddle
Sumwalt Jacob D. salesman, 17 Townsend
Sumwalt James E. police, 64 Hamburg
Sumwalt Jesse, police, 65 w Biddle
Sumwalt John T. messenger Bank of Balti-
more, 150 s Sharp
Sumwalt Mrs. Mary J. 108 s Sharp
Sumwalt Samuel, 236 n Howard
Sumwalt Wm. L. bricklayer, 76 Washington,
F H
SUMWALT THOMAS S. fancy and staple
dry goods, 56 Hanover, dw 145 s Sharp
Sumwalt Wm. L. caulker, Hamburg near
William
Sunday Telegram, over 122 w Baltimore
Sunday School Mission Chapel, (M. E.
Church,) n e cor Hanover and Hamburg
Sun Office, s e cor South and Baltimore
Sunderland Basil, ship joiner, 181 Gough
Sunderland Beverly, ship joiner, 181 Gough
Sunderland John W. police, 261 e Madison
Sung L. street cleaner, 45 s Durham
Sunstroni Calvin, fireman, 325 Light
Sunstrom Mrs. Rachel, 169 Conway
Sunstrom Joanna, 325 Light
Sunnerbern George, tailor, 156 Henrietta
Suntner Michael, laborer, 466 Canton av
Super Daniel, clerk, 27 n Exeter
Super Frederick, butcher, cor Lexington and
Republican
SUPER WM. H. butcher, 6 Centre and 97
Lexington markets, dw 27 Calverton road
Super Mrs. H. A. clerk, P. 0., 27 n Exeter
Superior Court, Baltimore City Court House,
Clerk's offiice Record office
Supplee Franklin, Judge of Orphan's Court,
193 e Baltimore
Supplee Wilbur F. clerk, 193 e Baltimore
Surveyors' Office (Marine) s w cor Gay and
Lombard
Susin Peter, laborer, 308 Aliceanna
Susin John, foundryman, Clinton
Susman Solomon, 203 Canton av
Susquehanna Canal Co. office, 13 Lexington,
Thos M. Abbott, treasurer
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE, 125 n Calvert, at
Calvert station, John C.Voshell, proprietor.
Suss Jacob, shoemaker, 9 Carlton
Sutbrecht Mrs. Catharine, confection 'y, 1583^
Light
Sutbrecht Henry, laborer, 158}^ Light
Suter Adam, 139 Johnson
Suter Alexander, police, 441 w Pratt
Suter Alexander, tinner, 455 Franklin
Suter Daniel, cabinet maker, 421 e Fayette
Suter George, packer, 438 w Fayette
Suter George, laborer, 34 Shakspear
Suter Henry P. agent, 104 Walsh
Suter James S. water engineer, Chase near
Caroline
Suter James W. letter carrier, 8 s Carey
Suter John H. ornamental painter, 168 n
Caroline
Suter Martin, butcher, 8 Townsend
Suter Samuel, carpenter, 50 McMechin
Sutherland Benj. painter, 326 e Monument
Sutherland George A. dry goods, 85 w Balti-
more, dw 79 e Fayette
Sutherland John F. (Camp & S.) 22 w Second
Sutherland John M. clerk, 79 e Fayette
Sutherland John, provisions, n e cor Monu-
ment and Caroline
Sutherland Thomas B. painter, 326 e Monu-
ment
Suthkopff Charlotte, 175 w Fayette
Suthkopff Philip, printer, 1.30 n Eutaw
SUTLER WM. machinist, 48 Boyd
Sutliff Mrs. Ann, 285 Saratoga
SutlifTMrs. L. M. 285 Saratoga
Sutor Fannie, milliner, 101 e Baltimore
SUTRO EMANUEL S. cigars, 123 w Balti-
more, dw s e cor Madison and Calvert
Sutro Emil, (Drost & S.) 122 Hanover
Sutro Lewis, 191 n Calvert
Sutro Otto, professor of music, 191 n Cal-
vert
Sutro Mrs. Rosa, 191 n Calvert
Sutro Sail, 191 n Calvert
Sutting Henry, clerk, 134 Saratoga
Sutton Benjamin, soldier, 45 Hillen
Sutton George H. cigar maker, 206 n Central
avenue
Sutton James L. (S., Pennington & Co.) 190
w Lombard
Sutton Joseph, carpenter, 321 n Gay
Sutton Lewis, 141 Hoffman
Sutton Lewis, life insurance agent, 9 North,
dw 25 n Calvert
J. HENRY GIESE}, Commission Merdiant, for the sale of F.loiir, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Hosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's Wliarf.
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SUTTON, PENNINGTON & CO., coal, 13
South, yard, n w cor North aud Madison.
[Sec p. 50 Mvertisements.]
Sutton Philip D. 8 McCulloh
Sutton Samuel, clerk, 40 e Fayette
Sutton Samuel, clerk, 21 Bank
Sutton & Theban, carpenters, 16 n High
Sutton Thos. J. restaurant, 164 e Baltimore
Sutton Wm. carpenter, 25 McElderry
Sutton Wm. mate, 49 Constitution
Sutton Wm. (S. & Theban,) 25 McElderry
Swaab Henry, stone \ olisher, 107 Hen-
rietta
Swab Adam, shoemaker, 21 Elizabeth la
Swaglar Elizabeth, 252 n Kutaw
Swaglar Peter, machinist, 252 n Eutaw
SWAIN & BANKS, lumber yard, East Falls
avenue
Swain & Boulden, grocers, 43 s Bond
Swain Charles E. butcher, 22 Belair Market,
dw 146 Harford av
Swain Garret, shoemaker, 215 Orleans
Swain James, puddjer, 98 Hudson
Swain John, butcher, 146 Harford av
Swain Thomas, butcher, 37 Belair Market,
dw 146 Harford av
Swain Wm. (S. & Boulden,) 17 s Bond
Swain Wm. W. carpenter, 301 n Eutaw
Swan Catherine N. hoop skirts, over 212 w
Baltimore
Swan Catherine, 38 Morton al
Swan Mrs. Eliza, 129 Cross
Swan Elizabeth A. confectionery, 408 Ham-
burg
Swan Tavern, 122 Franklin
Swan John, laborer, 38 Morton al
Swan John A. bricklayer, 292 Cross
Swan John D. watchman, 153 Hollins
Swan Joseph, bricklayer, 408 Hamburg
Swan Richard T. police. Cross w of Leaden-
hall
Swann Mrs. Belinda, tailoress, 467 n Gay
Swann Edward, attorney, 40 St. Paul
Swann Horace D. 197 Aiscjuith
Swann Thomas, 68 Franklm
Swartz Mrs. Grace, 2 Wyeth
Swartz Jacob, shoemaker, 84 s Central av
Swartz Rev. Joel, 316 w Lombard
Swatz Michael, milk, Clinton nr O'Donnell
SWAYNE B. B. toilet and fancy goods, 36
n Charles, dw Howard House
Swayne John, puddler, 57 Aliceanna, Canton
Sweany Dennis S. attorney, 25 Lexington,
dw 60 Chew
Sweany Randolph B. clerk, 60 Chew
Swearer Charles, Carroll house, 1 Grant and
1 Hollingsworth, dw Bond s of Pratt
Swearer George, police, 134 n Bond
Swearer John, brickleyer, 1 Grant
Swearer Wm. bricklayer, 49 n Caroline
Sweckendick George, baker and confectioner,
21 n Paca
Swedenborg New Jerusalem Church, 112 e
Lombard
Sweeden Mrs. Mary, 315 e Madison
iSweeney Alfred, (Sorter & S.) 146 Conway
Sweeney Daniel, laborer, 308 Chesnut
Sweeney David, hackman, 131 w Madison
Sweeney Dennis, laborer, 121 s Castle al
Sweeney Dennis, grocery, 40 Vine
Sweeney Frederick W. confectionery, cor
Hanover and Leadenhall
Sweeney John, laborer, 8 s Chester
SWEENEY & HARRIS, pork packers and
provision dealers, 205 and 207 Lexington.
[See page 46 Jldvertisetnents.] *
Sweeney John, farmer. Liberty road near city
limits
Sweeney John, shoemaker, Liberty road near
Penna. av
Sweeney John W. carpenter, 722 Penna. av
Sweeney John, tailor, 3 Caroline ct
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, 3 w Lombard
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, 118 Scott
Sweeney Puter, (S. & Harris,) 262 Lexington
Sweeney Timothy, laborer. Front near Low
Sweeney Wm. carpenter, 4 Townsend
Sweeny Catherine, 137 s Bond
Sweeny Edward N. bookkeeper Gas Co. 19
South, dw head of Charles st. av. Balti-
more Co.
Sweeny James, laborer, 265 Orleans
Sweeny Louis D. 386 w Lombard
Sweeny Thaddeus, laborer, 139 n Front
Sweet Mrs. Fanny C. boarding, 293 w Pratt
Sweet James W. (Turnbull, Slade & Co.) 46
Bolton
Sweet Wm. H. ambrotypist, 147 Lexington,
dw 293 w Pratt
Sweeting Benj. oil wagon, Biddle near Eden
Sweeting B. F. bricklayer, 26 Thompson
Sweeting Edward T. cor BidJle and (llaroline
Sweitzer Wm. cabinet maker, 30 Union
Swick Thos. F. ship carpenter, 136 s Regester
Swick Wm. A. ship carpenter, 253 s Wolfe
Swift Charles, baker, 28 e Lombard
Swift Chauncey, baker, 183 e Lombard
Swift Geo. W. mariner, 16 Henrietta
Swift Wm. A. laborer, 108 Dolphin
Swift Wm. A. 336 e Lombard
Swift Mrs. Margaret, 20 Booth
Swigert Wm. milkman, 787 Light
Swindell Charles E. superintendent Union
Relief Rooms, dw 106 Lee
Swuidell James E. L'lass blower, 310 s Sharp
Swindell Lydia, 106 Lee
Swindell Richard, glass blower, s wcor Eutaw
and Stockholm
Swindell Wm. foreman Spring Garden glass
works, dw 36 Columbia
Swing Mrs. Mary A. 89 Granby
Swink John F. laborer, Bloodgood ct near
Front
Swinney Epaphroditus, attorney, St. Paul
near Fayette, dw 134 e Madison
Swinney Joseph, 134 e Madison
Swisher Frederick S. clerk, 53 Lexington
Switzer Daniel, blacksmith, 402 e Monument
Switzer Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 87 Chats-
worth
Switzer George, butcher, n Fremont near
Penna av
Switzer Geo. F. butcher, 106 Centre, 102 Lex-
ington and 13 Richmond markets, dw 538
Penna av
Switzer John, cigar maker, 41 Hill
Switzer John, clerk at Howard Bank, dw 277
Ross
Switzer John S. 39 Hill
Switzer John W. painter, 43 Mosher.
Switzer Louis A. 538 Penna av
Switzer, Oliver, porter, 719 w Baltimore
SWITZER WM. butcher, 61 Lexington,
market, dw Ross betw. Mosher and Towns-
end
Swope Barbara, boarding, 178 Lewis
G£0. S. PAGK & BRO., Mamifacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wliarf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
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Swope John C. lager beer, 15 Dover
Sword James, carter, 92 French
Sword John W. pilot, 129 s Ann
Sword John W. jr., mariner, 129 s Ann
Sword Sarah A. 130 s Ann
Swormstedt Mrs. Frances A. 75 Granby
Swormstedt Henrietta, 25 n Liberty
Swormstedt Richard M. mill Wright, 75 Granby
Swytzer Wm. soldier, 22 Wyeth
Sykes Adam, soldier, 106 Cross
Sykes Anna B. huckstress, 39 Elizabeth al
Sykes Mrs. Elizabeth, 106 Cross
Sykes Geo. H. machinist, 89 Hamburg
Sykes Harriet W. 153 w Lombard
Sykes James, moulder, 89 Hamburg
Sykes James, 207 Madison av
Sykes John, moulder, 89 Hamburg
Sykes John, fisherman, 106 Cross
Sykes John, foundryman, 291 s Charles
Sykes Michael, soldier, 102 Hillen
Sykes Wm. moulder, 81 Hamburg
Sylvester Edward C. clerk, 127 s Sharp
Sylvester Leo, fortune teller, 131 s Caroline
Sylvester Thomas, bookkeeper, 316 w Lom-
bard
Sylvester Wm, Geo. (S. & Hopkins,) Lom-
bard, w of Fremont
SYLVESTER & HOPKINS, plain and Ja-
panned tin ware, and house furnishing goods,
182 w Baltimore [Seepage5SMvertisements.]
Symmes Henry C. messenger, 161 Chesnut
SymmesMary E. 161 Chesnut
Synagogue Jewish, High, between Low and
Fayette
Szemelenyi Ernest, music teacher, 174 Sara-
toga
Szold Rev. Dr. Benjamin, 66 Columbia
Tabeling Henrt, butcher, 75 Belair market,
dw Harfoid av near Point la
Taeuber John F. merchant tailor, 54 Ensor
Taeuber Mrs. Margaret, 102 McElderry
Tagart D. carpenter, 225 s Wolfe
Tagart H. carpenter, 225 s Wolfe
Tagart Samuel H. (Steele & T.) 84 w Madi-
son
Tagart Elizabeth, dressmaker, 289 Eutaw
Taggart John R. clerk, 53 Young
Tahl Joseph, agent, grocer, 121 s Eden
Tahroiss Christopher, tailor, 11 Walker
Tallard C. cigar maker, 102 Thames
Tallbott Mrs. Caroline, seamstress, 14 Jose-
phine
Tallbott James A. C. tinner, 25 Greenmount
avenue
Talbot Charles A. 313 Aisquith
Talbot Edward K. restaurant, 367 w Balti-
more, dw 52 Chew
Talbot George W. barkeeper, 49 Aisquith
Talbot Hamilton T. turner, Gilmor n of
Franklin
Talbot John, police, s w cor McElderry and
Dallas
Talbot Levin, s wcor Pratt and Spring
Talbot Mahlon, deputy clerk Superior Court,
Gilmor n of Franklin
Talbot Nicholas B. printer, 268 Aisquith
Talbot Thomas, laborer, Northern av near
McMechin
Talbott Benjamin, coachsmith, 118 n Calvert,
dw 146 n High i
Talbott George W. carpenter, 83 McHenry
Talbott George W. carpenter, 19 Warner
Talbott George H. piano maker, 1 10 L. Greene
Talbott Hannah, 215 Boston
Talbott Jesse, Calvert n of Madison
Talbott Lucy A. 146 s Paca
Talbott Thomas E. letter carrier, 40 s High
Talbott Wm. R. piano maker, 110 L. Greene
'I'alghman George, laborer, 191 Henrietta
Taliaferro Mrs. E. C. 490 w Fayette
Tall Anthony, news dealer, 265 n Gay
Tall Capt. BruffW., U. S. A. 24 Henrietta-
Tall Elizabeth, 235 n Howard
Tall Capt. George, 55 William
Tall Isabella, tailoress, 63 Henrietta
Tall James L. carpenter, cor Camden and
Sharp
Tall Joseph, shipsmith, 173 Hughes
Tall Joseph, shipsmith, 122 William
Tall Levin Y. carpenter, 325 Light
Tall Mary A. 116 Aisquith
Tall Matilda, 235 n Howard
Tall Michael, laborer, 466 Penna. av
Tall Nancy Ann, tailoress, 63 Henrietta
TALL WASHINGTON, sailmaker, 75
Smith's Wharf, dw 102 Lee
Tall Wm. clerk N. C. R. R. 235 n Howard
Tall Young, carpenter, 67 Barre
Tallant Wm. mate, 31 Granby
Tallard Charles, cigar maker, 20 Boston
Tallay Stephen, caulker, 14 Henry
Talle Martha, tailoress, 66 Granby
Tallent Henry, cigar maker, 233 e Lombard
Tallerman Godfrey, (Towles, Bro. & T.) 38
Holiday
Talley Henry, cigar maker, 17 n Washington
Talman Wm. C. boiler maker, 30 Warren
Talt Joseph M. P. printer, 278 e Pratt
Talt Susan, 278 e Pratt
Talton Richard, butcher, 87 Hampstead
Tamman H. clerk, 218 LiglU
Tammen Heye H. clerk, 116 s Charles
Tanely Robert, printer, 175 e Monument
Taney Mrs. Harriet, 17 e Lombard
Taney Roger B. chief justice Supreme Court
U. S. dw 55 Frankhn
Taney Rapiiael E. clerk, 12 Jackson
Taney Joseph, conductor B. 0. R, R. 17 e
Lombard
Taneyhill Samuel, tailor, 642 w Baltimore
Tangier John B. collector and ice agent, 5 Al-
bemarle
Tannaes Joseph, piano maker, 60 Portland
Tannebaum Samuel, (Long & T.) 122 Lee
Tanner Benjamin, clerk, 16 St. Paul
Tanner Harvey J. baker, 70 s Paca
Tanner Sarah A. confectionery, 70 s Paca
Tantz August, blacksmith, 35 Low
Tanver Armstrong, salesman, 141 Hamburg
Tanz Frederick, shoemaker, 62 Stiles
Tanzcy Bernard, laborer, 286 n Eutaw
Tanzler George, laborer, 36 Miller's al
Tatian Bro., St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Tapman Henry T. engineer, 296 Light
Tapman John M. lumber worker, 15 Henrietta
Tapman Samuel, grocer, 296 Light
Tappan Dr'. Wm. C. 174 Stirling '
Tappernon Jacob, painter, 228 Canton av
Tarbutton Wm. A. music teacher, 381 w Fay-
ette
Tarney Dennis, laborer, 638 w Pratt
Tarr A . H. clerk, s e cor Calvert and Madison
Tarr Benj. J. laborer, 8 Forrest
"WM. P. WEBB, Mnrine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Tarr Edwin S. s e cor Calvert and Madison
Tarr Harrison J. C. cabinet maker, 128 Ciiew
Tarr John T. painter, 235 s Wolfe
Tarr Theodore M. furniture, 11 n Gay, dw s e
cor Madison and Calvert
Tarr Wesley B. cabinet maker, 10 Greene
Tarr Dr. W'^m. H. 63 n Front
Tarr Wm. mariner, 17 n Washmgton, F. P.
Tarring Geo. W. painter, 139 Welcome al
Tarring Wm. painter, 214 s Eutaw
Tash Mrs. Ann, 490 Lexington
Tate Robert, restaurant, cor Dover and Cam-
den la
Tate Wm. P. collector, 174 e Fayette
Tate Wm. barkeeper, cor Dover and Camden
lane
Tatem Catherine, 25 n Amity
Tatem Daniel, oyster packer, 25 n Amity
Tathann John, coal agent, 41 Grundy
Tatman Mrs. Mary E. seamstress, 3 Walker
Tattler Frederick, butcher, 245 e Eager
Tatum Joseph, soldier, 5 Armistead la
Tatum Martha, laundress, 8 Armistead la
Tatum Mary, seamstress, 154 Cross
Tatum Samuel, soldier, 8 Armistead la
Tatzenhorst F. Wm. clerk, 101 Eastern av
Taubert Herman, shoemaker, 226 s Charles
Taudte Catherine, grocery, 65 Harrison
Taudte Lorenz, shoemaker, 65 Harrison
Tavlin Henry, butcher, Harford av. extended
Tayleure Clifton W. attorney, 242 e Fayette
Taylor Alfred G. confectionery stand, 16 w
Fayette
Taylor Alexander P. bookk'r, 51 Lexington
Taylor Ann, 577 Lexington
Taylor Mrs. Bethiah, 125 s Exeter
Taylor & Brother, junk store, 70 Light street
wharf, dw J. T. T., 47 Warren
Taylor Bros, cigars, &c., 136 w Pratt
Taylor Charles soldier, 13 Perry
Taylor Chas. F. n e cor Charles and Franklin
Taylor Clifford, clerk, 238 Saratoga
Taylor Curtis, clerk, 50 n Fremont
Taylor David, carp. 65 Jasper, dw 98 n Paca
Taylor Edgar G. 52 Broadway
Taylor Edmund, machinist, 9 Parkin
Taylor E. G. carpenter, 44 Gough
Taylor Edward S. (T. Bros.) 3 n Eden
Taylor Elias, tobacconist, 50 w Pratt, dw 109
n Eden
Taylor Elias, tobacconist, 37 n Eden
Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth, 77 Warner
Taylor Elizabeth, 136 n High
Taylor Elizabeth A. 481 w Lombard
Taylor Mrs. Emeline, 219 e Lombard
Taylor Francis & Levi, steam marble works,
110 s Charles
Taylor Francis, (F. & Levi T.) 160 s Howard
Taylor & Gardner, auctioneers and commis-
sion merchants, 6 and 8 German
Taylor George D. police, 20 William
Taylor George E. printer, 49 Holland
Taylor George E. cigar maker, 26 s Bond
Taylor George, candle maker, 31 e Pratt
Taylor George, grocer, n e corner Stiles and
Slemmer's al
Taylor George W. grocer, Frederick road nr.
tollgate
Taylor George W. H. ambrotypist, 147 Lex-
ington
Taylor George, shoemaker, 2 Neighbor
Taylor George, laborer, 436 Canton av
Taylor George, clerk, 129 n Exeter
Taylor George W. clerk, 70 n Bond
Taylor Harriet, teacher, 301 s Charles
TAYLOR HENRY, book, newspaper and
periodical store. 111 w Baltimore, and 5
South, Sun building, dw Baltimore Co.
Taylor Henry C. trunk maker, 501 Saratoga
Taylor Henry S. wholesale dry goods, over
24] and 243 w Baltimore, dw s e cor Cathe-
dral and Madison
Taylor Henry W. policeman, 343 Mulberry
Taylor Henry, shoemaker, 450 Saratoga
Taylor Henry P. clerk B. & 0. R. R., 147
Mulberry
Taylor Henry, draftsman, 44 Dolphin
Taylor Hezekiah, of Western Bank, 147 Mul-
berry
Taylor Hezekiah B. clerk, 147 Mulberry
Taylor Hezekiah, machinist, 787 w Baltimore
Taylor Irvin, laborer, 39 Bevan
Taylor Isabella, 267 n Howard
Taylor Isabella, 50 n Fremont
Taylor Isaiah, (T. Bros.) 104 n Eden
TAYLOR JACOB H. wood and coal, 134
Dugan's wharf, dw 80 e Baltimore
Taylor Jacob, oyster deal, rear of 4 Guilford al
Taylor Jacob, carpenter, 7 n Bond
Taylor James, salesman, 46 n Pine
Taylor James, coppersmith, 179 e Lombard
Taylor James, tailor, 33 Goodman al
Taylor James T. auctioneer, 623 Penna av
Taylor James, distiller, 413 n Gay '
Taylor James, tinner, 99 n Schroeder
Taylor James W. salesman, 62 Camden
Taylor James W. W. property agent and col-
lector, s w cor Bank and Regester
Taylor Mrs. Jane, 123 Conway
Taylor Jane, 259 e Madison
Taylor Jane, dry goods, 208 Hanover
Taylor Jesse, spice grinder, 289 n Caroline
Taylor John G. R. 466 w Lombard
Taylor Rev. John W. 2-21 e Madison
Taylor John W. police, 96 n Bond
I'aylor John, shoemaker, 286 s Durham
Taylor John W. mariner, 150 Hughes
Taylor John, huckster, 150 Hughes
Taylor John D. clerk P. 0. 176 n Fremont
Taylor John H. painter, 73 Park, dw 12 n
Fremont
Taylor John, saddler, 279 Mulberry
Taylor John H. H. clerk, 119 Grundy
Taylor John W. soldier, 82 Warner
TAYLOR JOSEPH J. agent Baltimore and
Susquehana Steam Co., 112 West Falls av,
City block, dw 18 Mulberry
Taylor Joseph, 176 w Lombard
Taylor Joseph, stone cutter, 84 s Republican
Taylor Joseph, tailor, s e cor Howard and
Dover
Taylor Joshua, 58 e Baltimore
Taylor Joshua, 23 n Exeter
Taylor Lizzie, 280 s Bond
Taylor Lorenzo D. tailor, 15 s Calvert, dw
167 e Madison
Taylor Mrs. Louisa, 26 s Mount
Taylor Levi, (Francis & L. T.) 30 Camden
Taylor Mrs. Levi, 30 Camden
Taylor Dr. Mager S. dentist, 135 e Monument
Taylor Mary, Fayette near Fulton
Taylor Mary E. 194 Hanover
Taylor Mary, 148 s Sharp
Taylor Mary, 176 n Fremont
Taylor Matthew, conductor city cars, 238
Saratoga
.T. HEIVRY CrIE:SE:, Conunlsaion Merchant, tor the aale of Flowr, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's VTharf.
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TAYLOR Dr. MILTON N. 58 e Baltimore
Taylor Mrs. 24 HoUine
Taylor Mortimer, baggage master B. & 0. R.
R. 384 w Fayette
Taylor Nelson, tinner, 150 n Caroline
Taylor Mrs. Nancy, 263 West
Taylor Mrs. Nancy E. tailoress, 115 Hamburg
Taylor Nathan, carpenter, 10 s Oregon
Taylor Richard, carpenter, 170 n Spring
Taylor Richard, engineer, 131 Hudson near
Cannon
Taylor R. Alexander, 64 w Madison
Taylor Robert T, carpenter, 140 Pearl
Taylor Rosanna C. 23 s Gay
Taylor Robert B. clerk tobacco warehouse,
140 Pearl
Taylor Mrs. Rose, 53 Scott
Taylor Robert F. clerk B. O, R. R. 60 s Paca
Taylor Robert A. 64 Franklin
TAYLOR ROBERT Q.. hatter, 5 n Calvert,
dw 260 Lexington
Taylor Robert, butter, 46 Camden, dw 62
Taylor Robert, shoemaker, 463 n Gay
Taylor Samuel B. tailor, 122 e Pratt
Taylor Samuel P. (T. & Bro.) 47 Warren
Taylor Samuel J. bricklayer, 123 Jefferson
Taylor Samuel G. (Norwood & T.) 267 n
Howard
Taylor Samuel J. mariner, 27 Williamson al
Taylor Sarah E. tailoress, 27 Williamson al
Taylor Samuel, boiler maker, 124 Hamburg
Taylor Samuel W, cigar maker, 131 Gough
Taylor Steptoe B. city collector's office, 373
Light
Taylor Thomas H. cigar maker, 153 German
Taylor Thomas, commissary clerk, 53 L.
Church
Taylor Thomas Sidney, U. S. N. 73 s Caroline
Taylor Thomas G. provision store, 47 Centre,
dw 162 n Calvert
Taylor Thomas, 56 Lexington
Taylor Thomas J. superintendent Soldier's
Rest, 204 s Howard
Taylor Thomas, carpenter, 284 Mulberry
Taylor Thomas L. bookkeeper, 129 Hoffman
Taylor Thurston M. Lieut. U. S. Revenue
Marine, 600 w Baltimore
Taylor Wm. H. clerk Camden Station B. &
0. R. R., dw 535 w Fayette
Taylor W. W. civil engineer, cor of Lanvale
and Bolton
Taylor Wm. W. (T. & Gardner,) president
Union Bank, 67 Mount Vernon place
Taylor Wm. H. painter, 132 Chew
Taylor & Waterworth, tin and sheet iron wor-
kers, 467 w Lexington
Taylor Woodyear J. clerk, 98 n Paca
Taylor Wm. S. clerk, 594 Lexington
Taylor W. A. pilot, 209 s Ann
Taylor Wm. H. clerk, dw Baltimore co
Taylor Wm. soldier, 552 w Saratoga
Taylor Wm. T. sergt. police, 125 Jefferson
Taylor Wm. baker, 141 n High
Taylor Wm. H. carter, 42 Siemmer al
Taylor Wm. J. soldier, 263 West
Taylor Wm. H. laborer, 165 s Ann
Taylor Wm. tinner, 69 Boyd
Taylor Wm. soldier, 261 West
Taylor Wm. S. jr., clerk, 594 Lexington
Taylor Wm. machinist, 139 n Fremont
Taylor Wm. tavern, 3 Camden la
Taylor Wm. H. soldier, 42^^ n Poppleton
Taylor Wm. H. waterman, 17 New Church
Taylor Wm. huckster, 176 East
Taylor W. Glenn, clerk, 577 Lexington
Taylor Wm. H. tinner, 69 Boyd
Tayman Wm. L. police, 234 e Fayette
Teach Joseph, tailor, 247 e Fayette
Teackle St. George W. attorney, I Courtland,
dw 177 n Howard
Teackle Thomas, 37 Lexington
Teagler August, baker, Frederick av nr city
limits
Teagler George, cabinet maker, 28 Abbott
Teal Arch, carpenter, 402 Canton av, dw 246
Bank
TEAL GEORGE McK. clothier and merch-
ant tailor, n e cor Baltimore and Frederick,
dw 171 n Calvert. — [See page 11 Mvertise-
ments.]
Teal James, blacksmith, 168 Ramsay
Teal Samuel W. baker, 44 McElderry
TEEPE WM. lager beer and bagatelle saloon,
13 n Frederick
Teawalt Mrs. Margaret, 81 McHenry
Tegeler George, piano maker, 28 Abbott
Tegmeyer Mrs. Ann C. 105 Penna. av
Teilman Anton, laborer, 256 e Eager
Telegraph office B. & O. R. R. Mt. Clare
station, Poppleton s of Pratt
Telweon Henry, boxmaker, 199 s Regester
Tell James, plumber, 81 Thames
Telle Henry, barber, 6 Park
Temme Louis, porter. 111 Henrietta
Temmerman Wm. shoemaker, 72 n Gay
Temperance Temple, Gay n of Fayette
Temperly John, butcher, 22 Lexington and 18
Richmond markets, dw Madison av. Bait, co
Temple John, mariner, 72 Lancaster
Temple Matthew, bricklayer, 170 Regester
Temple Thomas, mariner, 72 Lancaster
Temple Thomas, laborer, 79 Booth
Templeman James, carpenter, 71 Hollins
Templeman Richard W. surveyor and civil
engineer, 48 Lexington, dw 394 Eutawpl
Tennant Annie, 73 North
Tennant David L. 73 North
Tennant Joseph, shoemaker, 360 e Menu-
ment
Tennant R. bar keeper, 248 s Bond
Tennant Wm. H. shoemaker, 16 L. Broad-
way
Tennant Wm. shoemaker, 149 Orleans
Tennes Mary, tavern, 35 Ensor
Tenneson Mrs. Catherine, 67 McHenry
Tennison Oliver, constable, 520 w Baltimore,
dw 605 w Lombard
Tensfield Chas. mariner, 76 Lancaster
Tensfield Mary J. 136 s Central av
Tenweges Anna, confectionery, 169 s Ann
Tenweges August, shoemaker, 169 s Ann
Tepkin Henry, tailor, 38 Jackson
Tepkong Fredk. cigar store, 43 Thames
Terrel Michael F. mariner, 93 Chatsworth
Terrett Mrs. Colville, Garden n of Lanvale
Terril John, laborer, rear of 25 Bank
Terril Thos. porter, 59 Mulberry
Terry John, mariner, 73 Gough
Terry Robt. B. hospital ward master, 11 Lex-
ington
Terscheid D. grocer, 258 s Bond
Terscheid John, grocer, 339 s Bond
TESDORPF & SIEBERT, shipping and
commission merchants, 63 Exchange place,
up stairs
Tessier Andrew, confectioner, 96 Pearl
G£0. S. PA.GE: & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Rooting materials, 111 Smith's
Wbaxf. C. HART SAIXTH, Agent.
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TEUBNER Wm. designer and carver, over
s w cor Sharp and German, dw 92 Mul-
berry
TEUFEL JOHN, cabinet maker and under-
taker, 283 w Pratt
Teveling G. tailor, 20 Thomsen
Tevis Jos. clerk, 71 n Poppleton
Tewert John, stone mason, 258 Lee
"Tewes Jos, porter, 334 e Lombard
Textor John A. cooper, 98Leadenhall
Tfeil F. laborer, 292 Aliceanna
Thadowitch Francis, tailor, 235 e Eager
Thaler George, tin and sheet iron ware, 106
Franklin
Thaler Lawrence, stove, 371 n Gay
Thaler Wm, curled hair, McHenry w of Ful-
ton
Thalheimer John, sr. laborer, 232 e Eager
Thalheimer Jos. whip maker, 29}^ n Greene
Thalheimer Joseph, whip maker, 14 Dia-
mond
Thalheimer Kauffman, army sutler, 4 n Caro-
line
Thanhouser Jacob, clothier, 124 w Pratt, dw
69 s Sharp
Thanhouser Saml. salesman, 69 s Sharp
Thanhouser Solomon, salesman, 69 s Sharp
Tharp Dr. John, 533 w Fayette
Thatcher Ann, 118 n Poppleton
Thatcher Jesse R. wheelwright, 418 Sara-
toga
Thater Chas. shoemaker, 141 Camden
THATER PHILIP, boot and shoemaker, 280
w Pratt
Thather Gotleib, china, 328 Light
Thayer Henry E. bricklayer, 183 n Eden
Thayer John W. D. police, 97 s Bond
Thayer Laban, blacksmith, 27 6 Aliceanna
Thayer Nathan, blacksmith, 276 Aliceanna
Thayer Nathaniel H. princip. Eastern Female
High School, dw 25 n Calvert
THAYER NATHANILL J, attorney and
assist. U, S. District Attorney, 29 St. Paul,
dw 71 n Charles
Thawley Thos. W. mariner, 11 William-
son al
Thebens Henry, (Sutton & T.) 217 e Lom-
bard
Thcile Fredk. grocer, 43 Marion
Theile Geo, tavern, Patterson nr Cable
Thein Geo. shoemaker, 144 s Caroline
Theirnert August, piano maker, 75 n Schroe-
der
Theis Wm. cabinet maker, 36 Marion
THEISZ CONRAD, stoves and sheet iron
ware, 82 Pearl
Thelin Wm. T. bookkeeper, cor Calhoun and
Saratoga
Tliemig Nicholas, laborer, 8 Green ct
Themling Chas, butcher, Chester n of Monu-
ment
Theophil John J, piano maker, 209 Hollins
Theye Harman, laborer, 180 s Fremont
Theye Mrs. Mary, 340 s Sharp
Thiede W, F. piano depot, 132 Lexington
Thiel Adam, furn. car,'lG9 s Bond
Thiele Fredk. 9 s Spring
Thiele Henry W. tailor, 227 s Ann
Thiele John, shoemaker, 453 Lexington
Thiele Louis, grocer, 248 s Charles
Thieme Chas. file cutter, 119 n Front
Thiemeyer Fredk. supervisor B. & 0. R. R.
268 Mulberry
Thiemeyer John H. box maker, 166. Mul-
berry
Thierrauch Geo. J. baker, 185 s Bo'aA
Thies John U. bookkeeper, 500 w Bakimore
Thies Mena, confectionery, 500 w Baltimore
Thiess J. Christian, cigar maker, 6 Watson
Thillman Jos. gunsmith, 242 n Eden
Thim Conrad, tailor, 370 Penna. av
Thimling John, laborer, 269 s Charles
Third English Lutheran Church, e Monument
near Gay
Third German Reformed Church, ne cor Paca
and Saratoga
Third German Lutheran Church, cor Holiday
and Saratoga
Third Presbyterian Church, Eutaw nr Sara-
toga
Thirrion John, laborer, 95 s Poppleton
Thirkel John H. C. tinner, 120 s Central av
Thirkeld Geo. A. ship joiner, 235 Bank
THISTLE FACTORY, warehouse and office
146 w Fayette, N. Shannon, agent
Thistle Mrs. Hannah, grocery, n e cor Bond
and Milliman
Thois John, baker, 26 Hampstead
Tholdrafe Wm. laborer, 167 King
Thole John, watchman, 64 Albemarle
Tholer Conrad, near City av s of Hudson
Thoman Hammond A. clerk, 1 Josephine
Thoman John A. clerk, 176 s Paca
Thomas Abraham, bricklayer, 76 Payson
Thomas Abraham, confectioner, 61 President
Thomas Adam, cabinet maker, 73 McElderry
Thomas Alexander C. carpenter, 12 Brune
Thomas Alfred, machinist, 55 e Madison
Thomas Mrs. Ann, 348 Mulberry
Thomas Ann, 116 North
Thomas Arthur, copper smelter, Clinton near
Boston
Thomas Augustus M. (T. &. Moon,) 84 Lee
Thomas Benj. F. mariner, 138 s Broadway
THOMAS BENJ. dry goods merch. 253 e
Baltimore, dw 255
Thomas Capt. Bryan M. mariner, 136 John-
son
Thomas Lieut. Chas., U, S. N. 37 Mt. Ver-
non place
Thomas Casper S. upholsterer, 173 e Madi-
son
Thomas Mrs. Catherine, 4 Raborg
Thomas Mrs. Christina, 186 Madison av
Thomas Conrad, well digger, 7 n Eden
Thomas Cornelius, leather, 196 n Exeter
Thomas Cornelius, (N. T. & Co.) 196 n Gay
Thomas Danl. M. attorney, 29 Lexington, dw
142 n Charles
Thomas Danl. L. bookkeeper, 194 Penna. av
Thomas David, shoemaker, 34 Laurel
Thomas D. H. clerk Farmers and Merchants
Bank, dw s w cor Mt. Vernon and Wash-
ington places
Thomas David E. lumber merch. East Falls
av, dw 14 Aisquith
Thomas David E. jr., (T. & Price,) 14 Ais-
quith
Thomas Dorrington, puddler, 146 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Thomas Edward L. (Adreon & Co.) 164 s
Sharp
THOMAS EDWARD C. Sr. & SONS, oys-
ter and fruit packers, 249 Lexington, dw E.
C. T. sr., Calhoun nr Saratoga
Thomas Edward, blacksmith, 102 Hudson
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, ST. J.," 89 Second Street.
'Mutual
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Thomas Edward C. German nr Petin, dvv 706
w Saratoga
Thomas Edward C. jr. (S. W. & E. C. T. jr.)
706 Saratoga
Thomas Dr. Edwin S. 172 n Exeter
Thomas Edwin, grocery, 189 Eastern av
Thomas Mrs. Elizabeth, 11 Rock
Thomas Elizabeth, grocery, 7 n Eden
Thomas Eliza, 13 Williamson al
Thomas Geo. P. (Heim, Nicodemus & Co.)
83 n Paca
Thomas George C. M. R., clerk, 66 William
■ Thomas George W. waterman, 6 Covington
Thomas George H. police, 82 McElderry
Thomas George W. mariner, 289 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Thomas Henry, shoemaker, 14 n Liberty
Thomas Henry, 73 Columbia
Thomas Henry, clerk, 127 n Exeter
Thomas Henry T. salesman, 58 Aisquith
Thomas Henry, tailor, 214 Canton av
Thomas Henry, laborer, 62 s Carey
Thomas Henry F. (Thomas C. Basshor &
Co.) 244 Penna. av
Thomas Hezekiah L. ship carpenter, 131 s
Washington, F. P.
Thomas Isabella, 189 Eastern av
Thomas Mrs. Dr. J. C. 54McCulloh
Thomas Jacob B. (Joseph T. & Bro.) 681
Lexington
Thomas James P. (Purvis &Co.) n e corner
Eden and Chase
Thomas James L. carpenter, 69 Raborg
Thomas Dr. James Carey, 37 s Sharp
Thomas James, jr , cabinet maker, 184 East
Thomas James, ship carpenter, 177 Gough
Thomas James E. clerk, 3 Raborg
Thomas Mrs. Jane Jones, 266 Franklin
Thomas Jane, boarding, 90 Lee
Thomas Dr. J. Hanson, president Farmers
and Merchants' Bank, dw s w cor Mount
Vernon and Washington places
Thomas Jacob, cabinet maker, 173 e Madison
Thomas Jacob B. (J. T. & Son) 681 Lexing-
ton
Thomas John M. ship carpenter 309 Pratt
THOMAS JOHN H. attorney, 37 St. Paul,
dw 65 McCulloh
Thomas John, shoemaker, 169 King
Thomas John, mariner, 26 President
Thomas John, shoemaker, 169 King
Thomas John C. soldier, 4 Raborg
Thomas John C. clerk, Baltimore co
Thomas John H. boiler maker, 40 William-
son ai
Thomas John, proprietor Wayne stables, dw
Gen. Wayne Inn
Thomas John, 147 Ross
Thomas John L. jr., city counsellor, over 16
St. Paul, dw 38 s Broadway
Thomas John W. pilot, 34 s Bond
Thomas John P. butcher, 299 Aisquith
Thomas Capt. John H. 134 s Central av
THOMAS JOHN H. (Wallis & T.) 37 St
Paul, dw 65 McCulloh
Thomas John, porter, 341 s Howard
THOMAS JOSEPH & SON, steam turning
and sawing establishment, cor Park and
Clay, lumber yard, 383 w Pratt
Thomas Joseph A. attorney, Carey near Sar-
atoga
Thomas Joseph, (Joseph T, & Son,) 5 n
Strieker
Thomas Joseph, blacksmith, 29 s Republican
Thomas Joseph J. S. pilot, 206 s Charles
Thomas Joseph B. jr., letter carrier, 160 Ger-
man
Thomas Joseph B. bricklayer, 355 Calhoun
Thomas Mrs. Julia A. 143 Dover
Thomas Mrs. Laura, laundress, 6 William-
son al
Thomas Levin, mariner, 9 Williamson
Thomas Lewen, (Merrill, T. & Co.) Balti-
more CO
Thomas Louisa, cook, 9 Truxton
Thomas Louis A. contractor, 421 n Central av
Thomas Louis, butcher, Poi)it la
Thomas Margaret, 341 s Howard
Thomas Margaret E. hat trimmer, 4 Raborg
Thomas Maria, 312 w Fayette
Thomas Mrs. Martha A. 47 Chatsworth
Thomas Mary, Clinton near Boston
Thomas Mrs. Mary J. 278 Light
Thomas Matilda, nurse, 12 Orleans
Thomas M. & R. millinery goods, 186 Madi-
son av
Thomas dk Moon, commission merchants, 5 s-
Eutaw
Thomas Norbourne, (N. T. & Co.) 168 n
Caroline
Thomas Norbourne, currier, 172 n Caroline
Thomas N. & Co. curriers, 118 n Eutaw, and
9 and 11 Ensor
Thomas Philip E. (Memll, T. & Co.) Balti-
more CO
Thomas Philip J. paper hanger, 709 w Balti-
more
Thomas & Price , lumber merchants. East Falls
av between Eastern and Canton avs
Thomas Pierre, boots and shoes, 5 s Gay
Thomas Rebecca, shoebinder, 58 Raborg
Thomas Rebecca, (M. & R. T.) 186 Madi-
son av
Thomas Richard, carman, 160 n Central av
Thomas Richard C. clerk, 24 Penn
Thomas Richard T. engineer, 118 s Bond
Thomas Richard, fisherman, 81 Washington,
F. H.
Thomas Robert, clerk, Baltimore co
Thomas Mrs. Rosanna, 253 Columbia
Thomas Rosanna, grocery, 215 n Bond
Thomas Samuel, (S. W. & E. T. jr.) Hoflins
2d door from Mount
Thomas Samuel, 66 William
Thomas Samuel, miller, 12 Pine
Thomas Samuel L. cabinetmaker, 8 Stirling
Thomas S. W. & E. C. jr., oyster and fruit
packers, 143 German
Thomas Sophia, grocery, cor Eden and May
Thomas Sterling, Harford av near city limits
Thomas Sterling & Sons, butchers, 41 Centre,
12 Lexington, 47 Hanover, Belairand Rich-
mond markets
Thomas Sterling, (S. T. &Sons,)291 Aisquith
Thomas Sterling W. (S. T. & Sons,) 299
Aisquith
Thomas Mrs. Susan, 138 s Broadway
Thomas Sylvester, ship carpenter, ,167 n Car-
oline ,
Thomas Thomas, copper smelter, Clinton s of
Boston
Thomas Wallace, plasterer, 201 Bank
Thomas Warner, (N. T.& Co.) 208 Franklin
Thomas Warner, currier, 6 Decker
Thomas Wm. O. laborer, 10 Abey al
Thomas Wm. carpenter, 12 Stirling
J. HENRY QIESE, Conunisulon Jlerchant, for the sole ot Flour. Gmln, Seeds, the
Rosendale Cement and Calcined PliMter constantly on lumd, Hi. Spear's Wluurf.
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Thomas Wm. D. conductor, 243 Conway
Thomas Wm. H. cooper, 56 Stiles
Thomas Wm, copper smelter, St. Charles
Hotel, L. P.
Thomas Wm, conductor, Frederick beyond
1st tollgate
Thomas Wm. laborer, 62 Aliceanna
Thomas Wm. H. preserver and pickler, 184
York, 286 HoUins
Thomas Wm. H. carpenter, 114 n Bond
Thomas Wm. J. ship carpenter, 177 Gough
Thomas Wm. R. machinist, 443 w Lombard
Thombo Ellen, 63 Camden
Thomiz Andrew, locksmith, 50 Light
Thompson Alexander, bricklayer, 3 Somerset
Thompson Alex'r M. moulder, 116 e Monum't
Thompson Alex'r, shoemaker, 167 e Eager
Thompson Alex'r, shoemaker, 112 n Bethel
Thompson, Alex'r, bricklayer, lOOMcElderry
THOMPSON ALFRED W. conveyancer, 30
St Paul, dw 350 n Eutaw
Thompson Alfred W. jr. 350 n Eutaw
Thompson Mrs. Amanda, confectionery, 123
Cross
Thompson Amelia J. 11 Jackson
Thompson Amos, bricklayer, cor Broadway
and Belair av
Thompson Mrs. Ann M. 105 Bank
Thompson Mrs. Ann, laundress, 6 n Amity
Thompson Ann, 482 Franklin
Thompson Andrew, painter, 10 Philpot
Thompson Andrew J. bricklayer, 442 w Fay-
ette
Thompson Andrew J. bricklayer, 345 Mul-
berry
Thompson lamplighter, 18 Hillen
Thompson Arthur, machinist, 129 s Eden
Thompson Arthur D. (Valentine & T.) 52
Fawn
Thompson Augustus, pilot, 233 Gough
Thompson Catherine, tailoress, 23aiWilliam
Thompson Charles P. mate, 99 s Exeter
Thompson Charles, mariner, 307 e Pratt
Thompson Daniel, moulder, 88 Mount
Thompson D. B. clerk, 68 w Madison
Thompson David, boiler maker, 11 Armistead
lane
Thompson David, tailor, 84 Mullikin
Thompson David, laborer, 207 Gough
Thompson David H. collector, 5 n Exeter
Thompson Darby, tavern, 361 Cathedral
Thompson Edward H, carpenter, 103 Lex-
ington
Thompson Elizabeth, grocer, 21 Gough
Thompson Elizabeth, laundress, 140 Hamburg
Thompson Elizabeth, Walsh nearBiddle
Thompson Foster, laborer, 17 n Eden
Thompson Frederick J. boarding, 341 s Bond
Thompson George, clerk, 17 George
Thompson George A. 71 w Baltimore
Thompson George, engineer, 42 s Schroeder
Thompson George, F. 9 and 11 Centre Market
space
Thompson Geo. W. soldier, 9 Walsh
Thompson Geo. C. 39 McCulloh
Thompson Geo. R. custom house officer, 227
e Pratt
Thompson Geo. R. shoemaker, Somerset n of
Chew
Thompson Geo. W. bricklayer, 71 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Thompson Mrs. Frank, 39 McCulloh
Thompson Henry F. attorney, 31 Lexington
Thompson Henry A. president Bank of Bsl-
timore, 68 w Madison
Thompson Henry, attorney, 68 w Madison
Thompson H. W. clerk, 231 e Chase
Thompson James, light house kpeper, 151 s
Regester
Thompson James, carter, 267 e Monument
Thompson James, bootmaker, 143 c Baltimore
Thompson Jas. F. brass finisher, 245 e Fayette
Thompson James, brush maker, Water near
Calvert, dw 18 n Eden
Thompson Jas. soldier, 130 Hamburg
Thompson Jas. mariner, 4 s Central av
Thompson Jas. C. salesman, 215 e Baltimore
Thompson James H. R. clerk B. & 0. R. R.
Baltimore co
Thompson Jas. W. clerk B. & O. R. R. Bal-
timore CO.
Thompson John J. plumber, 267 e Monument
Thompson JohnT. boot fitter, 167 n Caroline
Thompson John, mariner, 111 s Spring
Thompson John W. 161 St. Paul
Thompson John A. clerk, 29 s Carey
Thompson John G. saddler, 228 Columbia
Thompson John , engineer, n Charles extended
THOMPSON JOHN A. City Register, office-
City Hall, dw 152 Mulberry
Thompson John A. pilot, 195 Gough
Thompson John W. mariner, 224 Eastern av
Thompson John W, (Smith & Co.) 16 East
Falls av
Thompson John, mariner, 94 n Bond
Thompson John P. paper hanger, 51 Booth
Thompson John, mariner, 4 s Central av
Thompson John D. clerk, 205 Ross
Thompson John, stone cutter, 47 French _
Thompson Jos. wheelwright and blacksmith,
27 Centre, dw 47 French
Thompson Joseph, shoemaker, 391 Lexington
Thompson Joseph, jr. blacksmith, 81 French
Thompson Joseph B. train dispatcher B, &
0. R. R. 75 s Paca
Thompson Joseph B. 12 McCulloh
Thompson Jos. B. bookkeeper, 389 w Lom-
bard
Thompson Julia, 37 Abbot
Thompson Levi S. B. police, 227 n Eden
Thompson Mrs. L. boarding house, 167 n
Caroline
Thompson Louisa, 247 e Madison
Thompson Mark W, C. Warden Md. Peni-
tentiary
Thompson Mrs. Maria, millinery and fancy
articles, 84 Hanover, dw 127 s Sharp
Thompson Mrs. Mary, 11 n Fremont
Thompson Mrs. Mary, Townsend n of John
Thompson Mary, millinery, 103 Lexington
Thompson Mary A. 11 Jackson
Thompson Nicholas, shoemaker, 11 Warner
Thompson Nich. O. shoemaker, 104 L.Greene
Thompson Peter, (Trego, T. & Co.) 38 Fawn
Thompson Dr. Rich'd W. conductor city cars,
98 s Caroline
Thompson, Robert G. painter, 1 s Republican
Thompson Mrs. R. R. 7 McCulloh
Thompson R. drayman, 154 George
Thompson Richard W. clerk Quarter Mas-
ter's, 98 s Caroline
Thompson Richard, carriage trimmings, 143
w Fayette
Thompson Robert, boiler maker, Armistead la
Thompsqji Robert F. shoemaker, 12 n Caro-
line
GKO. S. PAGK Si BRO., Jtlanufacturers of Roofs nxid Roofing Slaterlals, 111 Sniitli's
Wharf. C. HART SIHITH, Agent.
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Thompson John D. clerk, 205 Ross
Thompson Salem H. moulder, 176 Conway
THOMP^SON SAMUEL P. & CO. commis-
sion agents and merchandise brokers, 69 Ex-
change place
Thompson Samuel P. cooper, 7 n Caroline
Thompson Samuel P. (S. P. T. & Co.) Eager
near St. Paul
Thompson Samuel T. insurance broker and
adjuster of marine claims, 24 w Second, dw
147 n Calvert
Thompson Sarah,20 Hammond al
Thompson Sarah L. boarding, 40 n Calvert
Thompgon Ivfrs. Sophia, 4 s Central av
Thompson Susan J. 66 e Lombard
Thompson Susan B. 83 s High
Thompson Steptoe, conveyancer, 350 n Eu-
taw
THOMPSON THOMAS, commission mer-
chant and importer of brandies, wines, &c.,
29 s Gay
Thompson Thos. G. police, 11 Jackson
Thompson Thos. J. chair maker, 194 n Eden
THOMPSON WM. importer of brandies,
wines, &c., 21 South
Thompson Thos. N. clerk, 260 Franklin
Thompson Wilbur F. clerk, Pratt e of Caro-
line
Thompson Wm. 29 n High
Thompson Wra. A. blacksmith, 429 n Gay
Thompson Wra. brickmaker, back of Ramsay
near Poppleton
Thompson Wm. A. pilot, 43 s Caroline
Thompson William C. K. machinist, 20 n
Schroeder
Thompson Wm. H. cooper, 189 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Thompson Wm. J. M. at Sanitary Commis-
sion, 130 Hamburg
Thompson Wm. S. (Andrews & T.) 67 e Bal-
tinaore
Thompson Wm. C. painter, 169 n Caroline
Thompson Capt. Wm. H. 354 e Baltimore
Thompson Wm. machinist, 197 York
' Thompson Wm. engineer, 80 s Carey
Thompson Wm. A. mariner, 218 Bank
Thompson Wm. liquors, 182 Penna ay
Thoaapson Wm. D. 7 McCulloh
Thomsen John J. (Thomsen & B.) 18 Mc-
Culloh
Thomsen Henry, 192 w Lombard
THOMSEN LAURENCE & CO, importers
of brandies, wines, cigars, &c. 64 Exchange
place
Thomsen Laurence, (L, T. & Co.) 192 w
Lombard
Thomsen & Block, importers of drugs, chemi-
cals, &c. 26 Hanover
Thomsen Jas. S. brush maker, 712 w Bait-
more
Thomsen Wm. warehouseclerk custom house,
130 w Biddle
Thon Christopher, cooper, Frederick road, nr
city limits
Thornu Michael, Lemmon w of Carey
Thorne John, horse infirmary, 144 n Front,
dw 113
Thorne Nicholas, brickmaker, Clinton near
Ellicott
Thorncr Andrew H. tobacconist, 6 Light-st
wharf, dw 8 Camden
Thornton Amelia L. sewing machine operator,
63 Lexington
Thornton Beniah, (Murray & Co.) 113 Wil-
liam
Thornton Bernard, engineer, 113 William
Thornton Howard P., Madison av w of
Townsend
Thornton James, QlsrkatBarnum's hotel, 179
n High
Thornton James, carter, 5 Webster al
Thornton John A. carter, 556 w Pratt
Thornton John, pattern maker, 40 Warren
Thornton Samuel W. heater, 155 a Chester
Thornton Sally A., Hoffman opposite Bolton
Thornton Stephen, 63 Lexington
Thornton Thomas, engifieer, 90 Hill
Thorpe Charles J. R, asst. postmaster, dw
718 w Lexington
Thorpe Elizabeth, 40 » Exeter
Thorpe Robert H. boot fitter, 101 Cross
Thorpe Wm. W. property agent, 718 w Lex-
ington
Thorrington Samuel, mate, 14 Hamburg
Thorwort John, shoemaker, 44 Lancaster
Thrasher Isaac, (T., Rogers & Co.) Lexing-
ton betw. Pearl and Pine
Thrasher, Rogers & Co. wholesale clothiers,
over 345 w Baltimore
Three Tuns Hotel, Wm. Dorbacker, proprie-
tor, s w cor Pratt and Paca
Thrift Ann R. tailoress, 3 n Poppleton
Thrift Mrs. Mary, 178 s Eutaw
THRUSH GEORGE R. tavern, 19 w Pratt
Thruston Capt. Dickinson P. aid-de-camp,
headquarters, dw Eutaw house
Thrush Nichl. at tobacco warehouse, 162 Lee
Thrush Wm. H. fireman, 162 Lee
Thuer Jacob, wheelwright, 418 Saratoga
Thuman Geo. laborer, 185 s Eden
Thuman Joseph, grocery, 220 Hamburg
Thumlert James E. jr. police, 112 William
Thumlert James E. clerk, 112 William
Thumm lacob F. saddles, harness and trunks,
149 Filliklin, dw 155 n Paca
Thurlow John, 111 Thames
Thurlow John, (Bonday & T.) 126 Bank
Thurlow John F. cooper, 126 Bank
Thurlow Lydia J. 126 Bank
Thurlow Mary E. 126 Bank
Thurn Andreas, tailor, 268 s Eutaw
Thurn Joseph, tailor, 270 s Eutaw
Thursby David U. ship carpenter, 199 Gough
Thursby Louise, milliner, 130 n Gay
Thursby Robert A. collector, 130 n High
Thursby Mrs. Sarah, 16 s Ann
Thust Christian F. basket maker, 601 Penna.
ar
Tibballs Elizabeth, 432 Saratoga
TIBBELS THOMAS, restaurant, 182 Lex-
ington
Tibbetts Jeremiah, teamster, 30 Neighbor
Tice John K. clerk, 16 Jackson
Tickner Ciiarles, piano maker, 13 Sterrett
Tickner Wm. piano maker, 13 Sterrett
Tidings Geo. butcher, 162 Stirling
Tidings Wm. H. carter, 39 Milliman
Tidy John B. jr. law student, 24 e Monument
Tiegel A. furniture car driver, 167 s Bond
Tiegh Annie, grocery, 3 George al
Tieman Chas. B. attorney, 45 St. Paul, dw
123 n Charles
Tieman Frank, cigar maker, 211 s Bond
Tieman Herman, laborer, 16 e Lombard
Tidball Lawrence P. clerk to provost mar-
shal general, 38^2 w Baltimore
WM. P. WEUn, :?I.ariji<-, Fire and I.lfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
„_ Benefit UUfe Insurance Co., Ne-vrark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Tieman Louis, cigar maker, 184 e Pratt
Tiemeyer Charles, grocery, 55 s Eutaw
Tiemeyer John H. (T, & Waltjen,) 166 Mul-
berry
Tiemeyer & Waltjen, box makers, al on Ger-
man betw Hanover and Sharp
Tienken Sarah, fancy store, 54 McEIderry
Tier James C. ship joiner, 221 Gough
TIERNAN CHARLES B. attorney, 45 St.
Paul
Tiernan Charles, 123 n Charles
TIERNAN P. & SON, importers wines, li-
quors and cigars, 1^ n Charles
Tiernay Edward R. 280 Rollins
Tiernay John M. grocery, 273 Ross
Tiernay Matthew, laborer, 268 n Eutaw
Tierney James J. teamster, 27 Lemmon
Tierney Mrs. Mary, 27 Lemmon
Tierney Thomas, laborer, 658 w Pratt
Tierney Wm. laborer. Falls road near tollgate
Tiffany Mrs. Ann C. 57 Franklin
Tiffany Edward, manufacturer, 57 Franklin
Tiffany George, 68 Mount Vernon place
Tigert John R. druggist, 28 Hanover
Tigges Henry, butcher, 47 Hanover market,
dw Frederick road
Tilden John, clerk, 163 w Lombard
Tilghman Capt James C. 65 Barre
Tilghman Wm. J. tinner, 482 Lexington
Tillen Thomas, farmer, 583 Peni^a av
Tilling Fredk. butcher, 61 Hanover market,
dw Point la
Tillery John W. lab«r, 20 Stiles
Tilman Wm. shoemaker, 21 Gough
Tillman Joseph N. prof, music, 118 Aisquith
Tillman Wm. port monnaie maker, 325 Sara-
toga
Tilyard Alfred H. clerk Register of Wills of-
fice, 213 Mulberry
Tilyard Angelo, 257 Saratoga
Tilyard Ann P. 279 n Eutaw
Tilyard Catherine, 257 Saratoga
Tilyard Charles, apothecary, 257 Saratoga
TILYARD DR. HENRY W. surgeon den-
tist, 14 s Eutaw
Tilyard John P. clerk, 257 Saratoga
Tilyard Mrs. Martha, 257 Saratoga
Tilyard Philip T. deputy clerk Superior Court,
263 Saratoga
Timanus Jacob H. messenger Adams express,
184 s Eutaw
TIMANUS JOHN T. wood and coal and
house carpenter, 65 n Greene, dw Baltimore
county
Timbs John A. cigar store, 3 n Ann
Timbs John K. tobacconist, 249 e Baltimore,
dw 4 n Ann
Timmerman F. W. painter, 6 Mott
Timmi Caroline, tailoress, 49 Leadenhall
Timmi Daim, 49 Leadenhall
Timmons Mary, rear of 36 Harford av
Timothy Patric^, brakesman, 22 Ryan
Timpel Hironemus, tailor, 254 Hanover
Timpson Wm. cloak and mantilla maker, 47 e
Baltimore
Timson & Allen, cloaks, mantillas, &c., over
n w cor Baltimore and Holiday
Tindell Mrs. Albina, 391 Lexington
Tindle Mrs. Elizabeth, 20 Greenmount av
Tindell Wm. shoemaker, 352 West
Tindle Robert W. shoemaker, 20 Camden
Tinges George H. clerk, 178 Garden
Tinges Lewis, 32 Hanover
TINGES GEORGE W. broker and general)
agent for State loans and investments, 3 St^
Paul, dw 178 Garden
Tinges Mrs. Susan, boarding, 32 Hanover
Tinken George A. F. tobacconist, 78 Han-
over, dw Eutaw near Ross
Tinken Geo. H. cigar maker, 461 w Saratoga,
Tinker Geo. W. painter, 185 East
Tipton Alfred, police, 7 s Republican
Tipton Edward, soldier, 12 Durst al
Tipton John, weaver, 38 Lemmon
Tipton Sarah A. 116 Dolphin
Tirrabel Bernard, mariner, 267 s Wolfe
Tirralla J. F. furrier, 105 w Baftimore
Tischmeyer Levi, bookkeeper, 180 East
Tisdale Prof. Archibald R. at Loj-ola College
Tisdale Lucius A. R rigger, 201 Gough
Tippett Rev. Charles B. 7 s Caroline
Tippett Thomas, 7 s Caroline
Titchner Abraham, clerk, Ross extended
Titcomb John M. dentist, 51 e Baltimore
Tittle George F. mariner, 108 Hamburg
Tittle Thomas, mariner, 108 Hamburg
Titlow David, laborer, 473 w Pratt
Tives Louis, sugar refiner, 364 Canton av
Tobacco (State) Warehouse No. 1, s end of
Dugan's wharf, Jas. T. Perkins, inspector.
Tobacco (State) Warehouse No. 2, O'Don-
nell's wharf, James Turner, inspector
Tobacco (State) Warehouse, No. 3, cor Light
and Conway, Philemon Griffith, inspector
Tobacco (State) Warehouse, No. 4, s e corner
Charles and Conway, William Welsh, in-
spector
Tobacco (State) Warehouse, No. 5, n e cor
Charles and Conway, John Moorehead, in-
spector
Tobby Ferdinand, laborer, 9 Orchard
Toberer Conrad, cabinet maker, 107 Preston
Tobias Brother, principal St. Vincent de Paul's
Male Orphan Asylum, Front n of Fayette
Tobin Daniel, contractor, 136 Penna av
Tobin Elizabeth A. 50 s Bethel
Tobin Mary J. 50 s Bethel
Tobin Mary, seamstress, 80 s Republican
Todd Andrew, type caster, 58 n Dallas
Todd Charles 54 n Dallas
Todd John H. carpenter, 5 L. Constitution
Todd Joseph, flour and feed, 578 Penna av
Todd Martin L. mariner, 244 Bank
Todd Mary A. tavern, 38 William
Todd Patricius A. clerk, 263 w Fayette
Todd William N. Chappell near Fremont ex-
tended
Todhunter Chaa. H. superintendent city pas-
senger railroad, office, Thames near Broad-
way, dw 187 Bank
Todhunter Wm. H. 187 Bank
Toel Charles, clerk, dw Western hotel
Toel Gustav, bookkeeper, 93 s Sharp
Toennies Joseph, piano maker, 60 Portland
Toffey Ira, blacksmith, 7 Mulberry
Toffling John H. butcher, 16 Lexington, 72
Centre and 66 Hanover markets, dw Penna.
av, near toll gate
Toft Chas. furniture wagoner, 178 n Biddle
Toft Francis A. at saw mill, Warner nr West
Toft John, engineer, 138 Garden
Toland John, laborer, 118 Cpnway
Toland Wm. saw manufacturer, 85 n Front
Toldridge Mrs. Elizabeth, dress caps and
head dresses, 191 w Baltimore, dw 82 n
Charles
jr. HSUVRY GIKSE, Commlaslon Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &«,
Bosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.
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Toldridge Wm. bookkeeper, 82 n Charles
Tolen John, marble polisher, Falls road near
Northern av
Tolinger Geo. carpenter, 33 n Fremont
Tolinger Louisa, grocery, 33 n Fremont
Toll Geo. H. cabinet maker, 12 Etna la
Tollman John, clothing cutter, 72 w Eager
Tolly Wm. shipsmith, 1 Monmonier ct
Tolou Juliana, 35 Garden
Tolou John, carpenter, 35 Garden
Tolson Francis, caulker, 136 Cross
Tolson Franklin H. soldier, Franklin abore
Gilmor
Tolson Dr. George S., Fraaklin above Gilmor
Tolson James R, laborer, 127 William
Tolson John A. engineer, 127 William
Tolson Joseph, carpenter, n e cor Bank and
Exeter
Tolson Rebecca, 127 William
Toman James, clerk, 1 Humes
Tomilty James, 20 Valley
Tomlin Mrs. Mary, 443 Lexington
Tomlinson Capt. Frederick, 68 s High
Tomlinson H. W. provision broker, 79 Ex-
change place, dw 25 Fawn
Tomlinson Gapt. John W. 79 s Bond
Tomlinson Wm. stone cutter, 18 Stirling
Tompeer George, stocking weaver, 178 Alice-
anna
Tompkins Julian, mariner, 154 Lee
Tomsel George, weaver, rear of 394 s Charles
Toner Bernard, wheelwright, 146 Hillen
Toner & Cheny, coach makers, 131 n Calvert
Toner Geo. drayman, 100 Light-st wharf
Toner Geo. M. brush maker, 161 Hamburg
Toner Geo. laborer, 530 w Pratt
Toner Hugh, type founder, 208 n Exeter
Toner James, laborer, 1 Hume ■
Toner James, coach painter, 44 Hillen
Toner John (T. & Cheny,) 44 Hillen
Toner John, laborer, 211 n Exeter
Toner Joshua, blacksmith, Ridgely, dw 310
Conway
Toner John J. machinist, 9 Parkin
Toner John, saddles, harness, &.c., 127 Frank-
lin, dw 247 Mulberry
Toner Margaret, 83 Thames
Toner Prof. Patrick, at Loyola College
Tool Elizabeth, 4 Stirling
Tool Mary, tailoress, 4 Stirling
Toole Francis, 98 s Spring
Tootell Mrs. Mary A. seamstress, 140 Cross
Topp Elizabeth, tailoress, 253 Hamburg
Topp Henry, steamboat hand, 308 s Sharp
Topping Evert M. teacher, 182 Preston
Topping Harry, Barnum's hotel
Topping Thomas, turnkey Western District,
520 Lexington
Torborg Anne, tavern, 119 Lexington
Torborg J. Henry, grocery, 221 Chesnut
Torchiana Henry, news agent, 3 s Frederick
TORMEY FRANCIS D. attorney, 21 Lex-
ington, dw s w cor Calvert and Monument
Tormey Edward, clerk, 160 n Calvert
TORiMEY JOHN M. attorney, 21 Lexington,
dw 160 n Calvert
TORMEY LEONARD J. stock and bill
broker, 22 South, dw 138 Mulberry
Torney Carson, grocery and feed, 260 Light
Torney Charles O. clerk, 260 Light
Torney Edward C. clerk, 260 Light
TORNEY OTTO, ship chandl«r and grocer,
103 McElderry's whf, dw 106 n Paca
Torney John H. book and variety store, 192
-w Pratt, dw 260 Light
Torphy Ellen, grocery, 91 Peirce
Torphy Thomas, cooper, 91 Peirce
Torrance Eleanora, 149 Mulberry
Torrance Mary, 177 n Calvert
Torren Henry, shoemaker, 309 Mulberry
Torrington John, baker, 31 Orleans
Torsch Henry F. cabinet maker, 215 s
Charles
Torsch Henry, photographist, 215 s Charies
Tothbusch Wm. tobacconist, 65 Ross
Tottle James, carpenter, 124 Lexington
Tottle John, paper hanger, 124 Lexington
Totzauer Joseph C. N. cabinet maker, 33
New Church
Touchstone Mary M. confectioner, 39 Dol-
phin
Tough Mrs. A. A. seminary for young ladies,
683 Lexington
Toughy Michael, laborer, 52 Hull
Tower Frank, shoemaker, 41 Cross
Towers Wesley M. huckster, 36 L. Church
Towell Amelia, 112 s Exeter
Towle Wm. B. clerk, 158 Light
TOWLES, BROTHER & TALLERMAN,
silk weavers and tie makers, 1 Carroll Hall,
up stairs
Towles James (Wm. P. T. & Bro.) 640
Lexington
TOWLES WM. P. & BRO. patent ahirt
manufacturers, 145 w Baltimore
Towles Wm. P. (Wm. P. T. & Bro.) 692
Saratoga %
Town George, carpenter, 92 Camden
Town George W. chair maker, 14 Sterrett
TOWNER DARIUS F. manufacturers' and
machinists' supplies, yarns, twines, &c.,
332 w Baltimore, dw 620 w Fayette
TOWNER J, F. & CO. manf. and machinists'
furnishing store, 342 w Baltimore
Towner John F, (J. F. T. & Co.) 260 w
Fayette
Townsend Alexander, clerk, 164 German
Townsend Charles L. police, 190 Dover
Townsend & Collins, shipsmiths, Philpot
Townsend David, teacher, Frederick ar
Townsend Edward J. police, 40 Henrietta
Townsend Edward A. fish, 30 s Caroline
Townsend Francis H. shipsmith, .332 Canton
avenue
Townsend James A. cigar maker, 163 s Ann
Townsend Capt. John C. 259 Eastern av
Townsend , 328 Eastern ar
Townsend Capt. John, 226 s Sharp
Townsend John M. clerk, P. 0. 156 Hanover
Townsend Joseph C. clerk P. 0. 49 Lex-
ington
Townsend Lemuel P. (Whitely, Brother &
Co.) 77 n Liberty
Townsend Martha A. dressmaker, 326 •
Sharp
Townsend Margaret A. 19&^p Lombard
Townsend Perry R. shoemaker, 2 t Sharp,
dw 155 Mulberry
Townsend Richard H. bookkeeper of Union
Manufacturing Co. Eager bet. St. Paul and
Charles
Townsend Robert J. mariner, 214 Light
Townsend Samuel P. (Wm. Chesnut <k Co.)
228 n Eutaw
Townsend Samuel (Tudor & T.) Mt. Wash-
ington
GBO. S. PAGK & BRO., Jtlairulacturers of Rooft and Roofijig Jilaterials, HI SnULtb^
Wbarfi C. HAHT SBHTH, A^ent.
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Townsend Thomas J, paints oils and glass,
489 w Baltimore, dw 164 German
Townsend Tilghman J. hay presser, 48 Fort
avenue
Townsend Wm. huckster, 71 Pearl
Townsend Wm. M. ISO e Baltimore
Townshend Mrs. Fidelia, 114 s Paca
TOWNSHEND, FRENCH & CO. com-
mission merchants, 80 Light st. wharf
Townshend Jeremiah, (T., French & Co.)
Baltimore Co.
Tdwson Charles, hatter, 33 n Eutaw, dw 131
w Biddle
Towson Edwin B. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 40 w
Biddle
Towson Edwai-d, salesman, 264 Aisquith
Towson James F. (Linthicum & Co.) 40 w
Biddle
Towson John P. carpenter, 118 Ross
Towson John W. U. S. N. 6 Raborg
Towson Mary, 41 Garden
Towson Mrs. Sarah, 254 Aisquith
Towson Thomas E., U. S. N. 6 Raborg
TOWSON WM. 0. glass and china importer
and dealer, 26 w Baltimore
Toy Eliza A. 74 w Centre
TOY JOHN D. book and job printer, cor St.
Paul and Baltimore, dw 62 w Biddle
Toy Patrick, laborer, 69 Goodman al
Toy Robert A. clerk, 74 w Centre
Toy Samuel D. (Brown & T.) Grundy near
Mt. Hope
Traber Gotleib, tanner, 52 French
Trabert Ferdinand, shoemaker, 8 s Regester
Trabert John, tailor, 22 s Durham
Tracey David, blacksmith, 77 n Eden
Tracey Mrs. Eliza J. 113 n Eden
Tracey Elizabeth, tavern, 9 e Madison
Tracey Jarret, wheelwright, 148 Burgundy al
Tracey James, real cstaie broker, 2 North, dw
552 w Fayette
Tracey John, boiler maker, 377 Canton av
Tracey Samuel, jr., boiler maker, 25 s Re-
publican
Tracey & Stansbury, Bull's Head tavern n
Front near Gay
Tracy Adam, laborer, 3 State
Tracy Dora, 8 East
Tracy George L. (Whitelcy, Brother & Co.)
281 w Baltimore
Tracy James E. carpenter, 16 Lemmon al
Tracy John, boiler maker, Chester n of East-
ern av
Tracy John, carter, 34 Lancaster
Tracy John H. S. machinist, 20 Brune
Tracy Mrs. Mary, 71 Perry
Tracy Matthew, (M. T. & Sons,) Barnum's
hotel
Tracy Matthew & Sons, drapers and tailors,
166 w Baltimore
Tracy Patrick J. 118 s Central av
Tracy Airs. Ruth, luickstress, 357 w Lombard
Tracy Thomas, driver, 118 s Central av
Tracy Thomas, grocery, 353 Canton av
Tracy Thos. huckster, 30 Biddle al
Trag Michat'l, jiaver, 69 Somerset
Trager Mary, 199 a Durham
Tragess. r Frederick, tailor, 279 n Central aT
Tragesser George, tailor, 162 Ensor
Tragessvr Jidin, tailor, 6 Anthony
Traglf .lenmiah, painter, 83 Hampstead
Trail L-misa T. boarding, 154 w Lombard
Trail llcv.rdy, clerk, ]7'Holland
Trainer Anthony, laborer, 37 Forrest
Trainer Bernard, grocery, 46 Park
Trainer James, plumber, 46 Park
Trainer James, cabinet maker, 14 Sterrett
Trainer James, painter, 5 n Poppleton
Trainer Mrs. Julia, seamstress, 36 Chatsworth
Trainor Mrs. Ann, grocery, 146 Mullikin
Trainor Felix, gas fitter, 5 n Poppleton
Trainor George H. bricklayer, 6 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Trainor Mrs. Mary, 5 n Poppleton
Trainor Owen, laborer, 21 Perry
Trainor Thomas, shoemaker, 146 Mullikin
Tramm'ell George W. miller, 87 a Regester
Trammell Virgmia, seamstress, 74 a Ann
Trantwein G. A. clerk, 89 Franklin
Trapp Blasius, laborer, 78 Johnson
Trauerman Chas. dry goods, 243 e Lombard
Traut Louis, scourer, 513 w Baltimore
Trautman Florentz, bootmaker, 304 e Lom-
bard
TRAUTMAN GUSTAVUS C. tanner and
leather dealer, 104 Pearl
Trautwein George, stove jobber, 97 9 Dallas
Trautwein Juliana, milk, 93 s Dallas
Travers Annette, 70 Davis
Travers Capt. Charles W. mariner, 25 Warren
Travers Dennard, mariner, 149 Cross
Travers J. Henry, sailmaker, 2 Spear's whf.
dw 10 Hill
Travers Martha A. seamstress, 149 Cross
Travers Mrs. Martha B..99 Lee
Travers Mary Ann, 106 w Fayette
Travers Priscilla, teacher, 278 e Lombard
Travers Capt. Robert, mariner, 353 Light
Travers Rosanna, milliner, 358 s Charles
Travers Capt. Thomas, mariner, 304 Light
TRAVKRS SAMUEL H. ship broker and
commission merchant, over 85 Smith's whf.
dw 101 Lee
Travers Capt. Thomas, 73 William
Travers Wm. E. painter, 35 Warren
Travers Wm. H. painter, 35 Warren
Travers Wm. H. painter, 80 s Broadway
Travis Alonzo, mariner, 147 Cr.oss
Travis Henry, wood, foot of Conway, dw 322
Light
Travis John, sailmaker, 110 Hill
Travis Mrs. Susan, 147 Cross
Traxler Thos. huckster, 105 Greenmount av
Traynor James, laborer, 38 Harford av
Traynor John, carpenter, 15 Bank
Traynor Patrick, coachman, 29 -Watson
Trayser Philip P. manufacturer rail road
chains and spikes, dw 299 e Pratt
Treakle Henry C. printer, 176 Pearl
Treanor Arthur, grocery, 99 Cross '
Trebba Henry, shoemaker, 116 e Lombard
TreffGodthardt, carpenter, 18 Bevan
Trego Albert, _(T., Morgan & Co.) 106 n
Eutaw
TREGO, MORGAN & CO., commission
merchants, and wholesale dealers in wines,
liquors, &c., 22 Commerce
TREGO, THOMPSON & CO. (G. S. Mc-
Cullough, 123 w Fayette,) steam forge and
rolling mill,-e e cor Canton av and Eden
Trego Wm. H. (T., Morgan & Co.) 563 w
Fayette
Trego Wm. H. agent Adams' Express Co.
164 w Baltimore, dw 563 w Fayette
Trego Wm. manufacturing chemist, 15 and 17
Hughes, dw 19 n Calvert
WW. P. WEBB, nn.tlne. Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent ami Broker. Agent
Benefit I^fe In«arance Co., Newark, N. J.,'> 89 Second Street.
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Trott N. J. engineer, 155 n Central av
Trott Sarah, tailoress, 67 n Ann
Trott Wm. H. engineer, 84 s Ann
Trotton Benjamin, clerk, 19 s Exeter
Trotton Ferdinand, clerk, 21 s Exeter
TROTTON THOMAS, lime and feed, 33
Cheapside, dw 9 s Broadway
Troudy Andrew, cutter, 60 Stiles
Trought John, machinist, 135 Hollins
Trought Robert, machinist, 238 Holiina
Trought Wm. W. 530 w Lombard
Troup Henry N. &5 Cathedral
Troup Mary H. 95 Cathedral
Trout John P. machinist, 401 Saratoga
Troutman Ernest, grocery, 155 Bank
Troutner Obrick, tailor, II Dallas
Troutweine , clerk, 137 Lexington
Trowe Charles H. H. (Schmidt & T.) vr
Pratt, opposite Turner Hall
Trower Capt. Jesse E. mariner, 204 s Ann
Troxell Robert M. bailiff Superior Court, 555
w Fayette
Troxell Thomas F. (Keyser, T, & Co.) 155-
w Biddle
Troy Thomas, fireman, J84 Montgomery
Trego Wm. C. (T., Thompson & Co.) 33 s
Eden
Tregoe George W sailmaker, over 77 Smith's
wTiarf, dw 177 e Madison
Trehy James, laborer, 41 s Wolfe
Tremble August, shoemaker, 82 Henrietta
Trerrech Theodore, laborer, 83 Boston, Canton
Trenter Valentine, furn. wagoner, 38 Eastern
avenue
Treple Ernest, tailor, 117 Cross
Tress Edward 0., 24] n Bond
Tress John, carpenter, 241 n Bond
Ttess Nelson, 241 n Bond
Tress Paul, shoemaker, 127 Hill
Tress Washington, soldier, 241 n Bond
Treschel Selaph, 349 Canton av
TrewHeb John M. locksmith,, 17 Ensor
Treusch Charles, coal oil, 119 s Broadway,
dw90
Treusch Phillippina, tin and sheet iron worker,
236 s Broadway
Treuting Joseph, shoemaker, 12 Bevan
Treutlein Michael, shoemaker, 189 L.Haghea
Trey & Burns, oils, paints, &c,, 95 Light st.
whf, dw 214
Trey Jacob, mariner, 214 Light
Trewolla John, s e cor Front and Low
Tribble Frederick, carpenter, 51 n Amity
Tribbe Henry, shoemaker, 116 e Lombard
Trible Mrs. E. A. 30 s Sharp
Trible John E. trimmings, 223 w Baltimore,
dw 30 s Shaj-p
Trick Henry, stone cutter, 30 L. McElderry
Trier Jacob, ragman, 59 Short
Trier John, shoemaker, 135 s Chapel
Trier Peter, baker, 334 s Charles
Trietman Theodore, laborer, 52 Lancaster
Trilly Conrad, 210 s Wolfe
Trileb Adam, milkman, 46 Biddle al
Trimble D. B. (Poultney & T.) 55 e Balti-
more
Trimble George W. clerk, 55 e Baltimore
Trimble Thomas (Morris & T.) 1 n Exeter
Trimm Margaret, laundress, 51 s Frederick
Trinity Church, (German Lutheran,) Trinity
e of High
Trinity Church (Episcopal,) cor Pratt and
Broadway
Trippe Joseph E. mariner, 68 e Baltimore
Trippe John, shoemaker, 180 Greenmount av
Trischman Henry, laborer, 242 Columbia
Tritle Sarah, 19 Shakspear
Tritle Sarah A. tailoress, 260 e Fayette
Troakenbroad , huckster, 50 President
Troeger Anton, teacher, 28 Fountain
Troemner Henry, coachmaker, cor Charles
and Uhler al
Trogler Andrew J. Lexington nr Fulton
Trogler David F. Lexington nr Fulton
Trogler Frederick, Lexington nr Fulton
Trogler Wm. F. watchman, Lexington near
Fulton
Troop Mrs. Elizabeth, cor Baltimore and
Carey
Troppman Henry, photographer, over 61
Hanover
Trondlc John, artist, 62 Pearl
Trott Capt. Benjamin, mariner, 223 Canton av
Trott Benjamin", mariner, 101 s Caroline
Trott Henry, coachsmith, 110 n Eden
Trott James E. hats and caps, 82 and 86 Cen-
tre Market .space, dw 82
Trott Jonathan, crackers, 129 n Central av
J. HE.VRY GIE:S£:, Commtsslon Merchant, tor the sole of Flour, Grnln, Seeds, 6fo,
Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
OLIVER TRUETT, Wholesale and
Retail Produce Dealer, n. e. cor.
Pratt and Cheapside. Consign-
ments and Shipping orders care-
fully attended to, dw 236 n Eden,
Trughwine John, chair maker, 124 Granby
Truitt James T. clerk, 44 Barre
Trull John B. clerk, 64 w Biddle
Trumbo Charles H. bricklayer, 71 n Schroe-
der
Trumbo Henry, lamp lighter, 13 L Mont-
gomery
Trumbo John H. moulder, 13 Scott
Trumbo Wm. A. police, 226 Henrietta
Trummerder Christian, sawyer. Baker's ct
Trump Charles N. insurance agent, 50 Han-
over
Trump Henry A. clerk, cor Biddle and Rich-
mond
Trump S. N. (O. E. Maltby & Co.) Maltby
house
Trunk Adam, tavern, Clinton
Trunk John, laborer, Clinton, Canton
Trusheim Jacob, laborer, 12 Union
Trushein , laborer, 106 Franklin
Trusil Philip J. coach trimmer, 319 Saratoga
Trusil Samuel, coach maker, 184 w Biddle
Trust Heaman, baker, 6 Hill
Trust Jacob, 317 Lexington
Trust John H. shipsmith, 6 Hill
Trust John, tinner, 88 n Gay
Trydel George F. soldier, 411 c Fayette
Tschudy Earnest, provisions, 835 w Pratt
Tschudy Howard, Adams Express office, 735
w Baltimore
Tsch'udy Justus, clockmaker, 235 Light
Tschudy Wm. M. clerk, 483 w Lexington
Tubbs John, huckster, 135 s Fremont
Tubman Benjamin G. (B. G. T. & Co.) 180
Hoffman
TUBMAN B. G. & CO. grocers, commission
merchants, and importers of wines, &c.,
102 Light-st. wharf.— [See p. 3 Mvertise-
ments.]
TUB
401
TUR
Tubman F. Eugene, (B. G. T. & Co.) 84
Hanover
Tubman Dr. Robert F. 180 Hoffman
Tubman Mrs. Susan, 182 Hoffman
Tucker Aaron, undertaker, 2 Dewberry al
Tucker Cynthia, 308 Cross
Tucker Charles E. butcher, 40 Hanover mar-
ket, dw Gorsuch av near Polk, Homestead
Tucker Eli, carpenter, 136 Division
Tucker Enoch G. shoe manufacturer, 139 e
Baltimore
Tucker Frank, Bond near Pratt
Tucker Capt. Gassaviray, 77 s Caroline
Tucker George, laborer, 20 Dawson al
Tucker George W. jr., clerk, 15 n Front
Tucker George W. sr., dealer in leeches, 15
n Front
Tucker Henry, R. (R. & H. R. T.) 146 Park
Tucker Isaac, laborer, 191 Henrietta
Tucker James H. conductor City R. R. 87 n
Eutaw
Tucker James, 330 e Baltimore
Tucker James W. grocery, 227 Mulberry
Tucker John T. Amity n of Saratoga
Tucker John H. lumber merchant, 28 Stiles
Tucker John, 227 Mulberry
Tucker John B. soldier, 94 s Castle
Tucker John T. sutler, 620 w Baltimore
Tucker John L. butcher, 52 Belair market, dw
Baltimore co
Tucker John A. soldier, 298 e Madison
Tucker John W. iDlacksmith, 70 Henrietta
Tucker John D. mariner, 28 Stiles
Tucker Jacob R. soldier, 298 e Madison
Tucker Jos. jr. discount clerk Farmers' and
Planters' Bank, dw cor Hollins and Mount
Tucker Jos. R. lamplighter, 100 Greenmount
av
Tucker Jos. ambrotypist, over 465 w Balti-
more, dw cor Hollins and Mount
Tucker Mary J. 83 Gough
Tucker Mrs. Mary A. tailoress, 12 Abey al
Tucker Margaret, 108 n Eutaw
Tucker Morton, ice cream, 298 e Madison
Tucker R. I. clerk, 146 Park
Tucker R. & H. R. shipping com. merchants,
56 s Gay, up stairs
Tucker Seaborn, rigger, 113 Cross
Tucker & Smith, boots, shoes and hats, 250
w Baltimore
Tucker Thos. H. clerk, 442 w Lombard
Tucker Thos. tobacconist, 79 s Bond
Tucker Thos. of tobacco warehouse No. 2,
213 e Fayette
Tucker , 83 Gough
Tucker Wesley A. (T. & Smith,) 20 s How-
ard
Tucker Wm. 175 w Fayette
Tucker Wm. B. at Adams' Express, dw 338
e Baltimore
Tuckey Ann M. 68 s Caroline
Tuckey Elisha, painter, 68 s Caroline
Tuckey Jos. mariner, 28 Bank
Tuckey Wm. E. painter, 68 s Caroline
Tud Matthias, tailor, 20 Walker
Tudor Geo. R. clerk, 354 w Fayette
Tudor Henry C. carpenter, 165 Raborg, dw
346 w Fayette
Tudor Henry C. clerk, 354 w Fayette
Tudor John, carpenter, Raborg betw Fremont
and Poppleton, dw 354 w Fayette
Tudor J. Frank, clerk, 346 w Fayette
Tudor John, stocking weaver, 12 Abbot
Tudor Jos. 0. clerk, 354 w Fayette
Tudor Lewis, (T. & Townsend,) Eutaw near
Franklin
Tudor Robt. G. painter, 315 Light
Tudor & Townsend, produce com. merchants,
110 w Lombard
Tudor Wm. L. carter, 80 n Ann
Tuel John, brush maker, 52 Cross
Tuer Mary A. 62 Mullikin
Tuer Thos. coppersmith, 62 Mullikin
Tuite Catharine, tailoress, 19 Callendar
TuU Thos. J. &. Co. wholesale? grocers and
commis. merchants, 6 Bowly's whf
Tull Thos. J. (Thos. J. & Co.) Strieker near
Liberty road
Tull Wesley S. 38 n Calvert
Tulley Mrs. Jane, 227 Columbia
Tulley John, clerk, 227 Columbia
Tully Alex, huckster, 204 Lexington
Tully Alfred H., Josephine near Pine
Tully Bernard, organ builder, 7 s Eutaw, dw
159 Lee
Tully Catharine, dress maker, 113 Mulberry
Tully Honora, dress maker, 113 Mulberry
Tully John, ship carpenter, 243 s Ann
Tully John, clerk, 237 Columbia
Tully Mark, salesman. Mulberry near Paca
Tully Mary, dress maker, 113 Mulberry
Tully Patrick, clerk, 28 s Eutaw
Tully Philip, laborer, 213 n Exeter
Tully Redmond, soldier, 224 s Eutaw
Tymbleson B. machinist, 6 Jackson
TUMBLESON CHAS. H. paper hanger, 121
s Broadway
Tumblinson Wm. R. clerk, 63 Lee
Tumey Jos. engineer, 186 McHenry
Tunimin Francis, baker, Exeter nr Front
Tumony John, blacksmith, 135 Ensor
Tunis Alexander, 43 Stirling
Tunis Edward, boatman, 52 n Spring
Tunis Saml. hatter, n w cor Broadway and
Mullikin
Tunis Wm. H. hatter, n w cor Broadway and
Mullikin
Turan Fredk. carpenter, 238 s Eutaw
Turiield Philip T. conductor, 83 St. Peter
Turkington John, weaver, 32 Beam la
Turley John, laborer, 19 Bank
Turm Wm. laborer, 37 Elizabeth la
Turmon Francis, lumber marker, 158 s Eden
Turnbull Albert, oar maker, 285 Fleet
TurnbuU Alexander, (T., Slade & Co.) 53
Franklin
Turnbull Mrs. Eveline, boarding, 51 and 53
Lexington
Turnbull Geo. K. salesman, 15 n Carey
TURNBULL JOHN, Jr., carpet and oil
cloth warehouse, 248 w Baltimore, dw 15 n
Carey
Turnbull John, sr. 15 n Carey
Turnbull Robt. clerk, 15 n Carey
Turnbull, Slade & Co. dry goods com. mer-
chants, 11 s Charles
Turnbull Wm., (T., Slade & Co.,) 11 s
Charles
Turnbull Wm. C. carpets, 491 w Fayette
Turner Ann E. tailoress, 33 Stirling
Turner Beverly, painter, 127 Hoffman
Turner Mrs. Catharine, 48 Chew
Turner Chas. F. fireman, 172 McHenry
Turner Chas. clerk, 54 s High
Turner Chas. E. watchman, 147 s Fremont
Turner Edmund, cooper, 111 Hillen
GKO. S. PAGE & BRO., ]»Iamifactnrers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, HI Smitb's
Wharf. C. HART S^SDTH, Agent.
26
TUR
402
TYL
Turner Edward, lumber merchant, 42 West
Falls av, dw 89 e Pralt
Turner Edward, cooper, 1)1 Hillen
Turner Edwin F. soldier, 349 Lexington
Turner Elizabeth, 127 Hoffman
Turner Elizabeth, 40 s Regester
Turner Mrs. Frances, 40 n Broadway
Turner Fredk. S. butcher, 46 Lexington, 38
Hanover, and 31 Centre markets, dw ne cor
Choptank and Baltimore
Turner Fredk. carpenter, Leadenhall near
Hamburg,
Turner Geo. A. engineer, 192 McHenry
Turner Geo. mariner, 75 n Eden
TURNER HALL, 300 w Pratt, betw How-
ard and Eutaw
Turner Henry A. cigar maker, 174 s Charles
Turner Henry, mariner, 263 s Ann
Turner James, inspect, of tobacco, warehouse
No. 2, dw Anne Arundel co
Turner Jas. R. paper hanger, 33 Stirling
Turner James, blacksmith, 206 Forrest, dw 5
e Madison
Turner Jas. B. machinist, 330 Raborg
Turner Jas. jr. carpenter, 434 Lexington
Turner Jas. H. engineer, 172 McHenry
Turner James, 434 Lexington
Turner James, shoemaker, 10 Ryan
Turner John W. wagoner, 83 Hampstead
Turner John, laborer, 178 n Fremont
Turner John C. lumber, 140 Light-st. wharf,
dw 52 s Sharp
Turner Capt. John D. 34 s High
Turner John, salesman, 15 Aisquith
Turner John W. watchman, 189 Barre
Turner John T. 62 Barre
Turner John, 62 Barre
Turner John R. butcher, 85 Greenmount av
Turner Rev, Jonathan, grain, flour and feed,
25 w Pratt, dw 132 n High
Turner John T. commission merchant, 40
Ellicott, dw 62 Barre
Turner Joseph J. (J. J. & F. T.) 23 Aisquith
Turner J. mariner, 352 Caroline
TURNER J. HARVEY, druggist, 116 n
Greene, dw 93 n Paca
Turner Joseph J. & F. guano, feed and seed,
42 w Pratt
Turner Joshua, fisherman, 17 Gough
TURNER LEWIS, Jr., butcher, 53 Centre,
49 Lexington, and 9 Hanover markets, dw
Penna. av near Northern av
Turner Lewis, sr., president beef butchers'
hide and tallow association, Butcher's row,
Penna. av extended
Turner Lewis, sr., butcher, 9 Hanover mar-
ket, dw Penna. av extended
Turner Mrs. Lydia, 271 e Biddle
Turner Margaret, 349 Lexington
Turner Morris, laborer, 6 Smith's al
Turner Mary D. millinery and trimmings, 17
e Baltimore
TURNER ROBERT, flour, feed, guano and
lime store, 43 s Frederick, dw270 e Fayette
Turner Richard M. clerk, 79 s Paca
Turner Richard, carpenter, 10 Tessier
Turner Rodewald, clerk, 79 s Paca
TURNER SAMUEL E. Stationer
and Account Book Manufacturer,
3 s Charles, dw 27 Courtland.
Turner Sobieski, clerk, 256 e Fayette
Turner Sarah A. 54 s High
Turner Thomas E. butcher, 48 Chew
Turner Thomas B. H. (J. W. & E. Reynolda
& CoO 51 McCulloh
Turner Thomas, carpenter, 355 e Monument
TURNER THOMAS K. House and
Sign Painter, 11 South, dw 176
Chesnut.
Turner Walter B. carpenter, 349 Lexington
Turner Wm. huckster, 59 s Caroline
Turner Wm. Q. laborer, 40 Haubert
Turner Wm. H. H. clerk, 26 Greenmount av
Turner Wm. F. n e cor Bond and Fayette
Turner Wm. L. 26 Greenmount av
Turner Wm. blacksmith, Lanvale lane near
Charles
Turner Zachariah, ship carpenter, 292 e Lom-
bard
Turney Michael, shoemaker, 273 Aisquith
Turpin Joshua, shoemaker, 94 Pearl
Tustin Mrs. Mary, 120 Lexington
Tustin Rachel, huckstress, 192 n Caroline
Tuton Thomas, mariner, 265 West
Tuttle Alfred, brass finisher, 37 Milliman
Tuttle Anna J. dressmaker, 385 Lexington
Tuttle Columbus, leather agent, 385 Lexington
Tuttle Charles, tailor, 276 Mulberry
Tuttle Enoch, daguerreotypist, 47 n Carey
Tuttle Elisha, photographer, 47 n Carey
Tuttle John, clerk, 81 w Fayette
Tuttle John, laborer, 4 Jackson's court
Tuttle Jane, dressmaker, 81 w Fayette
Tuttle Michael, laborer, 7 Rock
Tuttle Robert, 109 Saratoga
Tuttle Wm. N. jr., printer, 171 Saratoga
Tuttle Wm. N. (Bull & T.) 171 Saratoga
Tuxford John, drover, 22 Mount
Tuxford Mary A. 22 Mount
Tuxford Martin, laborer, 22 Mount
Tux worth David H. blacksmith, 225 n Cen-
tral av
Tuxworth D. Howard, clerk, 222 n Central
avenue
Twaddle Daniel, boiler maker, 100 n Fremont
Tweed Thomas, clerk, 51 Lexington
Tweedall John, china mender, 894 w Balti-
more
Tweedal Wm. machinist, 97 Hamburg
Tweedy Samuel A. butter, 77 Camden, dw
53 Conway
Twele Charles, grocer, 23 w Biddle
Twelfth Presbyterian Church, Frankhn near
Fremont
Twiford Edward 0. boot fitter, 329 w Lom-
bard
Twigg Mrs. Mahala, 234 Columbia
Tydings Charles, barber, 104 Franklin
Tye Dennis, laborer, 57 Portland
Tyler Mrs. Ann, 85 e Fayette
Tyler Alexander T. mariner, 220 Barre
TYLER & BRO., biscuit and cracker, pilot
and navy bread manuf. 49 w Pratt
Tyler Charles, of G. K. clerk, 17 n Front
Tyler Charles, 29 n Front
Tyler Columljus, soldier, 12 Green's ct
Tyler Elizabeth, tailoress, 12 Green's ct
Tyler Elizabeth, 8 Lovely la
Tyler Gen. E. B. headquarters, 24 Holiday
Vm. p. \V£:BIS. Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
BeneAt lafe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
Ulutual
TYL
403
UMS
Tyler G. K. (T. & Bro.) Baltimore co
TYLER G. K. & CO., steam saw mill, Can-
ton, office 49 w Pratt
Tyler Mrs. Henrietta, 358 Eastern av
Tyler James, shoemaker, 151 n Exeter
Tyler John A. boiler maker, 422 Light
Tyler John A. clerk, 85 e Fayette
Tyler Joseph E. clerk, 85 e Fayette
Tyler JMrs. Mary, tailoress, 20 L. Church
Tyler Margaret, 112 s Register
Tyler Moses, puddler, 3 Lancaster
Tyler Stephen WnV. clerk, 85 e Fayette
Tyler Samuel, clerk, 100 Lee
Tysel John, soldier, 39 Stockton al
Tysinger Lewis, clerk, 174 n Eden
TYSON & BRO commission merchants and
millers, 40 Commerce
Tyson Charles R. clerk, 100 n Paca
Tyson Frederic, (T. & Bro.) 299 Madison av
Tyson Henry, (Ferguson & T.) 278 Lex-
ington
Tyson Henry, President of Baltimore City
passenger railway, office n e cor Baltimore
and Eutaw, dw 80 McCulloh
Tyson Isaac, 217 w Madison
Tyson Isaac jr., (J. T, jr. & Sons,) St. Paul
near Centre
TYSON ISAAC jr, & SONS, general mining,
over 7 South
Tyson James E. miller and flour merchant,
foot of Patterson, dw 126 McCulloh
Tyson Joseph J. (Simms & T.) 10 Waverly
terrace
Tyson John P. (O. E. Maltby & Co.) Malt-
by house
TYSON JOHN S. jr. 29 St. Paul, dw How-
ard CO
Tyson Janie, 96 w Monument
Tyson Jesse & Co. chemical manufacturers.
Block St, office over 7 South
Tyson Jesse, (J. T. & Co.) 33 Franklin
Tyson Joseph J. (Simms & T.) Baltimore co
Tyson Margaret, 7 Reservoir al
Tyson Nathan, 299 Madison av
TYSON PHILIP T. geologist, office and dw
19 McCulloh
Tyson Richard W. jr., 44 Franklin
Tyson Robert, (T. & Bro.) 96 w Monument
Tyson Wm. J. (Kuhn & T.) 149 w Biddle
Tyte Mrs. Ann, dry goods, 57 e Baltimore
Tyte Thomas, ship joiner, 134 s Regester
Tyte Thomas, ship joiner, 57 e Baltimore
Tzinsky John, grocery, 58 Thames
U.
Uber Mrs. Caroline, trimmings, 130 Barre
Uber Frederick, police, 130 Barre
Ubert John, shoemaker, 18 Stiles
Udich H. Lewis, tailor, 146 Camden
Uebel Conrad, carter, 150 Regester
Ueman Henry, grocery, 74 Mulberry
Uhl Conrad, butcher, 94 Belair Market, dw
Calverton road, nr Calvert scales
Uhl Francis A. tobacconist, 41 Centre Market
sp, dw 31 Spring row op Eastern City Spr
Uhl Lewis, laborer, 41 Monroe
Uhl Philip, jeweler, 35 s Paca
Uhl Wm. cooper, 90 Dover
Uhland John, tailor, 366 Penna av
UHLENBERG J. GEORGE, tavern, s e cor
German and Eutaw
Uhlenberg Harman H. grocer, 27 Clay
Uhlenberg H. barkeeper, s e cor German and
Eutaw
Uhler Erasmus, clerk, 27 s Eden
Uhler Geo. W. dry goods, 164 Franklin, dw
Lutherville, Baltimore co
Uhler Philip R. assistant librarian Peabody
Institute, 164 Franklin
Uhlfelder Jacob, rag dealer, 58 Hampatead
Uhlhorn Dorothea, 401 w Fayette
Uhlhorn Francis, machinist, 45 s Regester
Uhlhorn John H. K. clerk, 401 w Fayette
Uhlhorn Josephine, embroiderer, 7 Park
Uhlhorn Samuel P. B. clerk, 401 w Fayette
Uhrig Emerich J. shoemaker, 31 Jordan al
Uhrig John, (John C. Rau & Co.) 72 Park
Uhrig Philip, clerk, 72 Park
Uhrlaub Edward, Consul for Hanover, 54
Courtland
Uhthoff Fred. A. C. bookkeeper, 139 Hoffman
Uinck Charles, cabinet maker, 306 Mulberry
Ulbich Adam, blacksmith, 175 e Fayette
Ulbich Mrs. M. R. midwife, 175 e Fayette
Ulbich Wm. grocer, 82 Columbia
Ulbrand George, 169 Regester
ULERY E. G. Fulton between Lexington and
Fayette
Ulery Jas. D. (U. & Faucett,) Calverton Ho-
tel, Calverton road
ULERY & FAUCETT, proprietors of Cal-
verton Hotel, Calverton road nr Cattle scales
Ulle A. Julius, tailor, 73 s. Paca
Ullersperger Jacob, cook Maltby House, 29 n
Greene
Ullman Abraham, clothing and shoe store,
104 Low
Ulman Alfred, (U. & Co.) 5 n Gay
Ulman & Co. liquors, 5 n Gay and 48 w Lom-
bard
Ulman Solon J. (U. & Co.) 22 n Gay
Ulman Theodore, tailor, 158 s Broadway
Ulrich Adam, carter, 141 Johnson
Ulrich B. F. (Benjamin & U.) 22 n Gay
Ulrich Charles, cigar maker, 46 s Central av
Ulrich Conrad, 972 w Baltimore
Ulrich Ernest W. grocery, 233 Hollins
Ulrich Fred'k W. shoemaker, 113 n Calvert
Ulrich George, musician, 101 s Paca
Ulrich Henry C. clerk, 42 Columbia
Ulrich Jacob, laborer, 41 Bank
Ulrich J. laborer, 168 Regester
Ulrich Joanna, 54 s Central av
Ulrich John, baker, s e cor Eden and Orleans
Ulrich John, laborer, 86 s Chapel
Ulrich John, bread and cake baker, 270 Can-
ton av
Ulrich Joseph, painter, 39 s Regester
Ulrich Lewis, cooper, 220 s Sharp
Ulrich Nicholas, laborer,Vincent nr Baltimore
Ulrich Nicholas, tavern and shoemaker, cor
Canton av and Gist
Ulrich Philip, musician, 96 Harford av
Ulrig Henry, glass bead maker, 96 Eastern av
Ulsch Caspar, shoemaker, Clinton nr Ellicott
Umbach liugh, 34 Shakspear
Umbrack Mary, tailoress, 159 Raborg
Umbrack Sophia, tailoress, 159 Raborg
Umbriech Joseph, currier, 56 Pearl
Umlauff Henry, cor of High and Plowman
Umstad Jacob, clerk in Surveyor's office, 598
w Lombard
Umstad Jacob, grocery, n e corner Carey and
Lombard
Umsteadt Christian, stone mason, 23 Sterrett
«r. HEXRY GIE^SB, Commission Merclxant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, i
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constaiitljr on hand, »l Spear's Wliarf.
UMP
404
uzu
Umpkeda Geo. laborer, 431 Canton av
Uncles Benjamin, of B. & O. R. R. 52 n Pop-
pleton
Unckler Otto, lithographer, 108 e Lombard
Uncelback Henry, baker, 175 n Fremont
Uncelbach Henry, confectionery, 73 n Fre-
mont
Underhill J. L. police, 34 Hoffman
Underwood Albert, 65 Cambridge
Underwood Mrs. Annie, 77 Camden
Underwood Emma, 191 n Fremont
Underwood Henry C. printer, 22 McElderry
Underwood Henry R. wheelwright, 187 n
Fremont
Underwood Henry B. machinist, 28 Grundy
Underwood James, 194 s Broadway
Underwood James, cond. B. & O. R. R. 440
w Lombard
Underwood Jane, dressmaker, 167 e Pratt
Underwood John 1. saddler, 430 w Fayette
Underwood Joseph A. painter, 202 e Madison
Underwood Joseph S. painter, n Fremont nr
Penna. av
Underwood Joshua, 22 McElderry
Underwood Wm. printer, 22 McElderry
Unduch Nicholas H. (Golder & U.) 632 w
Baltimore
Undutch Frederick, laborer, 4 Williamson al
Undutch Nicholas, shipsmith, 16 Henrietta
Undutch Wm. shipsmith, 4 Williamson al
Unger August, baker, 176 n Caroline
Unger Caspar, iron roller, 222 s Bond
Unf'er Louis, shoemaker, 37 n Eutaw
UNGER Dr. ROBERT D. 11 Chatsworth
UnglerJohn, bricklayer, 6 China
Uniack John J. ship chandler, 33 G. Hughes,
dw 77 Lee
Universalist Church, 130 e Baltimore
Unkel Louisa, grocery, 252 n Howard
Unkel Otto, portrait painter, 108 e Lombard
Unkelbach Adam, laborer, 82 Somerset
Unkelbach Charles, shoemaker, 125 n Front
Unkelbach Lawrence, laborer, 269 Aisquith
Unkelbag Henry, baker, 2]1 Chesnut
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND, s e cor
Fayette and Charles. — See Appendix.
Union Bethel (colored M. E.) Church, s w cor
Bank and Wolfe
Union Club House, 51 n Charles
Union Guards Armory, s e cor Gough and
Dallas
Union Protestant Infirmary, Division between
Mosher and McMechin. — [See page 39 ^fld-
verlisements]
Union Hotel, s w cor Charles and Pratt, Wm.
J. Lloyd, proprietor
UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
OF MARYLAND, 8 s Howard
UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION, rooms j
118 and 120 s Eutaw j
Union Square (M. E.) Church, s w cor Bank \
and Wolfe I
Unitarian Church, n w cor Charles and Frank- !
lin
United Brethren's (German,) Church, n e cor
Scott and St. Peter
United Brothers, (I. 0.) over s w cor Balti-
more and Tripolet's al
United Slates General Hospital, West Build-
ings, Union Dock, Surgeon George Rex,
U.S.A.
United Stales Appraisers' office, s e cor Gay
and Lombard
UNITED STATES ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,
3d District Md., over 99 w Baltimore, Wm.
E. Beale, assessor
United States Assessor's office, 2d District,
Md., 50 e Baltimore, John W.Webster,
assessor
United States Circuit and District (Masonic
Hall) Courts, U.S building, n w cor North
and Fayette, Chief Judge, Roger B. Taney,
clerk, Thomas Spicer
United States Hotel, 69 Presiaent, Thomas
Lloyd, proprietor
United States Marshal's office, U.S. building,
cor North and Fayette, Washington Boni-
fant, marshal
United States Bonded Warehouses, a e cor
Aliceanna and Chester
United States Sanitary Commission, office 46
s Sharp, 0. C. BuUard, special relief agent,
dw 92 n Paca
UNITED STATES PROVOST MAR-
SHAL'S OFFICE, cor Eutaw and Camden
United States Medical Purveyor's Store, 8 n
Charles
UNITED STATES' PUBILC STORE, s e
cor Gay and Lombard
United Slates Bonded Warehouse, Buchanan's
wharf, John B. Hays storekeeper
United States Commissary, 20 South, Capt.
T. C. Sullivan
United States Cluartermaster, 8 s Gay
United States Warehouse, 2 Grant
Universalist Church, n e cor Calvert and
Pleasant
University of Maryland, School of Letters
and Sciences, 32 Mulberry, Rev. E. A.
Dalrymple, president
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, School of
Medicine, n e cor Lombard and Greene —
[See p. 4 Mverlisements]
Unmuth Francis, shoemaker, 149 Pennsyl-
vania av
Unterwagner Franck, tavern, 26 w Lombard
Untlez Michael, laborer, 199 s Bond
Unversacht Jacob, grocery, n w cor Monu-
ment and Chester
Unversagt Geo P. clerk, 99 Lexington
Uppercue Charles, carpenter, 288 Franklin
Uppman Hugo, tailor, 498 w Baltimore
Upperman Adam, carpenter, 10 Leadenhall
Upperman Emma, taiioress, 42 s Oregon
Upperman Henry C. clerk, 62 s Eutaw
Upperman Jeremiah, shoemaker 18 s Schroe-
der
Upperman John, police, 12 s Oregon
Upperman John D. police, 10 Leadenhall
Upton Benj. (Alex. Allen & Co.) 71 Harford
avenue
Upton John, clerk, 71 Harford av
Upton Wm. soldier, 118 e Lombard
Urbach Emeline, 83 Garden
Urbach Wm. shoemaker, 83 Garden
Urban Adam, stone cutter, 5 Watson ct
Upham Charles C, U. S. N. 38 Franklin
Urick John S. tailor, 97 n Fremont
Urick Petei', moulder, 196 s Washington,
F.P.
UrsulaSister Superior, at Baltimore Infirmary,
s e cor Lombard and Greene
Uthman John T. bookkeeper, 15 Penn
Uttz John wheelwright, 48 n Schroeder
Uzuljer Conrad, drayman, 28Barre
Uzuber Conrad, laborer, 405 Light
GEO. S. PAGK & BRO.f Manufacturers of RooU and Roofing Slaterlals, 111 Smith's
Wharf. C. HART SHUTH, Agent.
VAD
405
VAT
Vadkob Hekry, piano maker, 220 Lexington
Vahle John, cooper, 172 L. Greene
Vail Horatio N. (T. Kensett & Co.) 30 Fawn
Vain Edward, sr., butclier, 21 Fells Point
market, dw cor Fayette and Chapel
Vain Thomas H. police, 98 s Register
Vain John A. police, 355 Canton av
Valentine Edward, telegraph repairer, 76 s
High
Valentine Elizabeth, dressmaker, 136 w Mad-
ison
Valentine Ezra, (V. & Thompson,) 420 Lex-
ington
Valentine Francis, confectioner, cor Pratt and
Calvert, dw 25 Barre
Valentine Henry, barkeeper, Maltby house
Valentine Jacob, shoemaker, 310 Johnson
Valentine John, hatter, 30 President
Valentine John, hack driver, 211 Forrest
Valentine Martha, dressmaker, 16 Aisquith
Valentine Mary J. dressmaker, 136 w Madison
Valentine Philip, laborer, 30 President
VALENTINE & THOMPSON, millwrights,
over cor West Falls av and Lombard
Valiant Catherine, tailoress, 249 Madison
Valiant Henry, engineer, 154 e Pratt
Valiant John, shoemaker, 295 e Pratt
Valiant Julia, 364 n Gay
Valiant Sarah J. 95 s Exeter
Valiant Nicholas, (Wm. Thomas V. & Co.)
180 e Monument
Valiant Theodore D. & Co. china and glass,
46 n Howard, dw T. D. V. 113 s Paca
VALIANT WM. THOMAS & CO. import-
ers and dealers in china, glass and queens-
ware, 216 w Pratt, dw W. T. V. 50 Conway
Valiant Wm. T. deputy collector of the port
of Baltimore, 50 Conway
Valk Mrs. Julia, 185 Bank
Vajlce Francis, 293 e Fayette
Vallee John, painter, 120 n Caroline
Vallee Joseph A. collector, Orleans near Ann
Vallee Mary A. seamstress, 217 e Monument
Valler Lewis, cooper, 210 s Sharp
Van Arden Geo. picture cleaner, 69 w Fayette
Van Arsdale A. M, cashier Quarter Masters,
379 w Fayette
Van Bibber Mrs. Lucretia, 129 n Charles
VAN BIBBER Dr. W. CHEW, 106 Sara-
toga
Van Buren Daniel, bartender, s e cor Harri-
son and Fayette
Van Court John, 213 e Fayette
Van Court John W. harness maker, 120 Mc-
Elderry
Vance David, deputy district U. S. Marshal,
Masonic Hall, 17 St. Paul
Vance Ellen, 77 Granby
Vance James H. boiler maker, 77 Granby
Vancott Daniel H. 232 n Eden
Vandanecker Geo. W. engineer, 192 Garden
Vandaniker J. conductor N. C. R. R. 287
Cathedral
Vandaniker John, 4 Grundy
Vandaniker Wm. plumber, 323 w Fayette,
dw 341 Mulberry
Vandaniker Mary L. 13 Chatsworth
Vandehorf Fehr, cigar maker, 26 Albemarle
Vandenbeer Joseph J. mariner, 31 w Lom-
bard
Vanderfer Andrew, cigar maker, 142 e Lom-
bard
Vandergrift Benj. P. shoemaker, 189 Preston
Vane John A. police, 255 Canton av
Vane Samuel, mariner, 108 s Sharp
Vane Thomas H. police, 127 s Regester
Van Fessen David, shoemaker, 290 s Paca
Vangarrett Martin, daguerreotypist, 27 n P..e-
gester
Van Hollan George, trunk maker, 123 Cam-
den
Van Hollan Henry, trunk maker, 123 Camden
Van Hollen John, baggage master, 238 Lee
Vanhorn Edward A. C. bricklayer, 338 n Eu-
taw
Vanhorn Elias G. plasterer, 113 Orleans
Vanhorn Elisha, carpenter, 347 Light
Vanhorn James W. fijasterer, 113 Orleans
Vanhorn John E. carpenter, 326 Light
Vanhorn Samuel, carpenter, 329 Light
Vanhorn Wm. H. brickmaker, 367 e Fayette
Van Idcrstine John, shoemaker, 38 n Amity
Vanleer Solomon, bookkeeper, 147 Barre
Vanlill Stephen J. shoemaker, 133 s Front
Vanloo E. A. carpenter, 31 Harrison
Van Ness Mrs. Julia A. 217 Garden
Vanner John, carter, 24 Shakspear
Van Nortwick John V. D. trunk manufactur-
er, 259 w Baltimore, dw 71 s Greene
Van Nostrand William A. shipsmith, Screw
Dock, dw 107 s Eden
Van Nostrand William A., marshal of police,
old City Hall.dw 107 s Eden
Van Order David Q. collar maker, 44 Raborg
Van Order David H. collar maker, 44 Raborg
Van Orden Peter, mariner, 42 s Broadway
Van Orsdcli Rev. Hez. tailor, 152 n Eutaw,
dw Saratoga near Park
Vansant Mrs. Anna, 7 Brune
Vansant John R. tinner, 90 Henrietta
Vansant John, sergeant police, 160 Cathedral
VANSANT JOSHUA & SON, hatters and
hat and fur dealers. Sun building, 109 w
Baltimore
Vansant Joseph, (Joshua V. & Son,) 181 n
High
Vansant Joshua (J. V. & Son,) 74 n Front
Vansant Joshua, police, 33 Henrietta
Vansant Lewis, clerk, 33 s Sharp
Vansant Thomas, laborer, 132 Dolphin
Vanscaltwick Alphonsus, French teacher, 176
Madison av
VAN TROMP JOHN, watch case maker,
over s e cor Light and Mercer, dw 95 Gough
Van Wagner Mrs. 625 w Fayette
Van Winkle Catherine, 407 e Fayette
Van Winkle Samuel, painter, 407 e Fayette
Van Winkle Wm. lamp lighter, 407 e Fayette
Van Witsen E. S. tobacconist. 38 n Eutaw
Van Worst Wm. H. soldier, 161 Montgomery
Van Wyck B. saddler, 42 Lemmon
Varden '& Lansdale, photographers, over 220
w Baltimore
Varden Robert B. (V.& Lansdale,) Baltimore
Co.
Vardy Joseph, pilot, 88 s Washington, F. P.
Varick Henry, 20 Fell
Varina Edward C. shoemaker, 68 Ramsay
VARLEY THOMAS P. hair dresser, 4 St.
Paul, dw 115 German
Varney Mitchell J. baker, 108 McElderry
Vassman Reinholt, shoemaker, 63 Orleans
Valh Leopold, foundryman, 340 s Charles
■WBI. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and I^ife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., IVewarU, Bf. J.," 89 Second Street.
VAT
406
VIN
Vath Anzelin, blacksmith, Hanover nr. Ham-
burg
Vath Philip, cabinet maker, 329 n Central
Vaughan Charles, drayman, 1 Sterrett
Vaughan Henry, U. S. N., 72 William
Vaughan James H. printer, 26 Josephme,
Vaugh Patrick, milkman, 78 s Republican
Vaughen Henry 1. harness maker, 43 w Biddle
Vauehen John, carter, 57 s Dewberry al
VAUGHEN JOHN & CO. lumber dealers,
n e cor Cathedral and Biddle, dw J. V. 43
w Biddle
Vaughm Michael, laborer, 149 Central av
Vaughn John, grocery and liquors, 6 Douglas
Vay John, tailor, 163 Orleans
Veannetson Mrs. Sarah, 71 Ross
Veara F. boot and shoe Store, 35 e Baltimore
Veara Joseph, cooper, 181 e Lombard .
Veasel Zaccheus, coffee roaster, 800 w Balti-
more
Veazey Eliza, 132 Cathedral
Veazey James P. groceries and liquors, 117
McElderry'swhf
Veazey John M. police, 98 Columbia
Veditz Anthony, porter, 97 Low
Veditz Anthony, grocery, 97 Low
Veditz Henry, tavern, 41 Saratoga
Veeder Caroline R. teacher. 83 Park
Veeh Jobst, cooper, 119 Plum
Vees Henry, teacher, 248 Chase
Veigalein Christopher, box maker, 74 French
Veihmyer Charles, tailor, 17 Preston
Veil Gustav. confectioner, 56 Lancaster
Veith Martin, tailor, 8 Valley
VELLINES BENTON H. confectioner, 83
w Baltimore, dw 83 n High
Velnifs Bernard, tailor, 71 s Schroeder
Venables Seth D., government wood meas-
urer, li}4 s Calvert
Vencollem Serena, dry goods, 3 Mott
Venzel John E. woodsawyer, 11 Baker s ct
Verdi Dr. Giro S. 43 n Calvert
Vero-es Ludwich, blacksmith, 70 Eastern av
Verlander Daniel, cooper, 66 Orleans
Verlander Julia Ann, seamstress, 66 Orleans
Verleger Chas. F. herb doctor, 273 e Eager
Vermilya Wm. veterinary surgeon, 15 Hamp-
Vernaleken Anthony T. cabinet maker, 300 n
Central av „, x i i
Vernetson CM. clerk, 85 e Lombard
Vernetson Harriet, 85 e Lombard
Vernau John, cor West and William
Vernon John, shoemaker, 83 s Mount
Vernon Joseph, clerk, 117 s Wolfe
Vernon Peter, plumber, 117 s Wolfe
Vertel Frederick, laborer, Hudson al nearl're-
VcTemyer Rudolph, butcher, 553 e Fayette
Veller Gotleib, carpenter, 1 Perry
Vev Frederick E. currier, 62 Penna av
Vey Henry P. harness maker, 131 P<^na av
Viaiie John, merchant tailor, over 219 w Bal-
timore __ ~, ,
Viceri C. fruits and confectionery ,57 n Charles
Vick Cordy, gas fitter, 186 L. Constitution
Vickers B. A. president Marine Bank of Bal-
timore, dw 29 McCulloh
Vickeis C. Henry, tailor, 213 e Pratt
Vickers Clement, carver and gilder, 154 w Holt-
man , ^ v t^i
Vickers George R. (G. R. V. & Co.,) Bloom-
ington road, Baltimore C"
Vickers George, huckster, 138 s Regester
Vickers Geo. R. & Co. millers and commission
merchants, foot of Commerce
Vickers George R., jr., clerk, 87 B Sharp
Vickers Geraldine, 87 s Sharp
Vickers Henry, tailor, 213 e Pratt
Vickers Jacob H. soldier, 13 Henrietta
Vickers Jesse, painter, 60 n Bond
Vickers John, ship carpenter, 297 Light
Vickers Joseph, laborer, 101 Plum
Vickers Mrs. Julia, 576 w Fayette
Vickers Mrs. Mary, 154 Hoffman
Vickers Theodore, engineer, 227 Cathedral
Vickers Wm. M. clerk, 190 s Paca
Vickery Charles B. chairmaker, 89 Jefferson^
Vickery Hazletine, (Joseph Carson &, Co.j
646 w Fayette
VICKERY & MUIR, grocers and ship chan-
dlers , foot of West Falls av and cor Aliceanna
and Boston . ,„,„.,
Vickery Wm. H. (V. & Muir,) 34 Stiles
Vickpef Jacob, baker, 238 Franklin
Victor Aaron, rags, 81 Mullikin
Victory Joseph carpets, 145 Lexington, dw
188 Saratoga
Victory Sophia, 207 Hanover
Viehmier Frederick, shoemaker, 69 James al
Viehmier Fred 'k. jr., shoemaker, 69 James al
Vierbrenger Mrs. Elizabeth, 415 w Pratt
Vierecket Henry L. shoemaker, 258 wJPratt
Vierheller Gotleib, baker, 22 Thompson
Viecschman Geo. confectioner, 62 s Central av
Viessman George, lager beer, 264 Canton av
Viewe"- Frank, cigar maker, 259 Aliceanna
Vieweg Henry, cigar maker, 259 Aliceanna
Vincent Christopher, coal oil, 68 Jefferson
Vincent Edward P. coach maker, 243 n Gav
Vincent Henry, boiler maker, 225 Cathedral
Vincent Hezekiah, gas fitter, 28o s Sharp
Vincent James, huckster, 285 s Sharp
Vincent Sister Mary, assistant teacher bt. Vin-
cent de Paul's parish school, 35 n Front
Vincent Thos. B. harness maker, 68 Jefferson
Vincent Wm. clerk, 68 Jefferson
Vincent Wm. A. clerk, 229 w Baltimore
Vine Mitchell, periodicals, Barnum s hotel, y
^eighbor
Vincent Valentine, laborer, 74 Lancaster
Vincet Edward, blacksmith, 443 n Gay
Vincorn Zachariah, hatter, 340 Aisquith
Vine Ann Matilda, grocery, 9 Neighbor
Vinegar Ellen, 43 Harmony la
Vinegar George, butcher, 289 e Lombard
Vinegard John, driver, 30 Franklin al
Vinegard Rachel, 83 Harmony la
Vinegaw Wm. tailor, 74 Harrison
Vinev Douglass, engineer, 16 Ogston
Vingle Thos. trimmings, 264 e Baltimore
Vinhom Valentine, carver, 104 Saratoga
Vinian Bro. St. Alphonsus, 79 Saratoga
Vinkin John, mariner, 17 n Dallas ■
Vinkler Jane, boarding, 49 Ensor
Vinlay John, tailor, 296 Canton av
Vinsant Augustus L. carpenter, 349 Cross
Vinsant George E. carpenter, 349 Cross
Vinsant Geo. W. Adams Express, 349 Cross
Vinson Mrs. Ann, 144 Conway
Vinson Samuel J. stone cutter, n e cor Lom-
bard and Grant, dw 147 Conway
Vinton Hester A. 181 G. Hughes
VINTON R. SPENCER, D. D., 343 n Gay
Vinton Robert S. tinner, 24 n Eden
Vinyard Jnmes, butcher, 147 n Fremont
Ro.eudale Cement and Calcined Planter constanUy on Hand. »! Spear . Wnarl
VIN
407
VON
Vmzey Mrs. Eliza, rear of 242 Light
Viol John, tailor, 21 e Fayette
Virden W. W. 10 South
Virtue David, engineer, 695 e Baltimore
Virtue John, fireman, 695 e Baltimore
Virtue Wm. boiler maker, 20 Lemmon al
VIRTUE, YORSTON & CO. publishers, over
24 w Second
Vitzthum John, butcher, 110 Centre and 73
Belair markets, dw Harford road, Balto. co
Vives John, cigars, 51 James al
Vobbe Rudolph, barkeeper, s e cor Harrison
and Fayette
Vock Theodore, carpenter, 210 n Eden
Vock Theodore, laborer, 210 n Eden
. VOCKE & CO., CLAAS, commission and
shippmg merchants, 116 s Charles
Vocke Claas, consul of the Netherlands, 116
s Charles, dw 236 w Lombard
Vocke Frederick F. painter, 266 Hanover
_ Vocke R. E. clerk, ]01 Eastern av
Vockey Theodore, liquors, 132 w Lombard,
dw 326 w Fayette
Voegly John, tailor. 303 n Eutaw
Voehll Amelia, grocery, 164 Raborg
Voehll Henry G. harness maker, 164 Ra-
borg
Voelk Kernan, shoemaker, 91 Orchard
Voelk T. confectioner, 91 Orchard
Voelkel Theodore, tailor, 217 n Central av
Voelker Joseph, second hand dealer, 25 Short
VoeJker Sister Maria, Superioress St. Vincent
Infant Asylum
Vogel Amelia, 360 Saratoga
Vogel Baltzell, cigar maker, 188 William
Vogel Caspar, milkman, Madison av beyond
McMechin
Vogel David, boots and shoes, 16 Centre Mar-
ket space, dw 9 s Frederick
Vogel Emil, artist, 477 w Baltimore
Vogel George, cooper, 280 s Sharp
Vogel Henry, lager beer, 104 n Howard
Vogel H. furn. car driver, 196 s Wolfe
Vogel Louis, blacksmith, 119 Vine
Vogel Michael, tailor, 241 e Lombard
Vogel Philip, 20 Calverton road
Vogel Solomon, second-hand dealer, 25 Doug-
lass "
Vogel Teresa, 114 n Howard
Vogel Victor, clerk, 310 n Gay
Vogel Wm. 360 Saratoga
Vogele John M. tailor, 303 n Eutaw
Vogeler August & Co, druggists, 8 s Lib-
erty, dw A. V. eSsPaca
Vogeler Charles H. hosiery, corsets, v/ors-
teds, &c. 103 w Baltimore, dw 106 s Sharp
Vogelgesang Jacob; grocery, 36 Johnson
Voge son Charles T. ship carpenter, 25 Perry
Vogelson Mrs. Hannah, 25 Perry
Vogelson Philip, W. caulker, 25 Perry
Vogelson Wm. H. moulder, 25 Perry
Vogelwith Bartholomew, tailor, 37 n Dallas
Vogell Chas. butter dealer, 110 Frederick av
Voegler Henry, carpenter, 255 e Biddle
Vogle Francis, school teacher, Chase nr Som-
erset
Vogler Adam, huckster, 23 Shakspear
Vog er Andrew, shoemaker, 299 Aliceanna
Vogler John G. laborer, 79 Thames
Volger Matthias, vinegar, 8 Painter's ct
Vogler Nicholas, tailor, 8 Painter's ct
Vogley Henry, tailor, 322 s Sharp
Vohgt Christopher, laborer, 5 Preston
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO,. Manufncturera of Roof- nnd Rooflng Materials, 111 Smltll's
Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
Vogt Christian, tailor, 84 s Chapel
Vogt Dorotha M. 137 s Sharp
Vogt Geo. A. huckster, 53 Pearl
Vogt Harman H. brass finisher, 137 s Sharp
Vogt John, blacksmith, 57 s Oregon
Vogt John, tailor, 86 s Bond
Vogt J. Henry, bookkeeper, 75 Warner
Vogt Lewis, machinist, 137 s Sharp
Vogt Nicholas, laborer, 48 s Central av
Vogt Peter, varnisher, 131 Camden
Voight Mrs. Catharine, 109 n Fremont
Voight David R. carpenter, 109 Fremont
Voight John, shoemaker, 253 Light
VOIGHT WM. AUGUST, tanner, 348 Light
Voigt Henry, shoemaker, 570 w Lombard
Voigt Lewis, tobacconist, 4 Columbia
Voin Christian, butcher, 7 Laurens
Voith George, tailor, 335 e Lombard
Vollandt Mrs. Utilda, 242 e Chase
Volandt Christian, musician, 82 Ensor
Volandt John, musician, 181 e Monument
Volandt Wm, laborer, 315 Light
Volbrecker Wm. cabinet maker, 141 Lee
VOLCK ADALBERT J. dentist, 121 n
Charles, dw Catonsville
Volk Adam, laborer, 34 n Liberty
Volk Andrew, locksmith, 11 n Pine
Volk Mrs. Catharine, 97 Washington, F.H.
Volk Francis, laborer, 11 n Pine
Volk Francis, .shoemaker, 48 s Charles, dw 27
Granby
Volk Henry, painter, 16 e Lombard
Volk John, cigar maker, 88 s High
Volk Joseph, locksmith, and sheet iron work-
er, 11 n Pine
Volk Joseph, shoemaker, 48 s Charles
Volk Peter, liquor, 488 w Lombard
Volk Wm. tavern, 29 Fell
Volk Wm. mariner, 245 Eastern av
Volker Adam J. butcher, 69 Centre and 37
Belair Markets, dw Jenkin's la near York
road
Volker Elizabeth, cor Bond and Shakspear
Volker Jacob, shoemaker, 16 Ross
Volker Michael, shoemaker, 82 North
Volkert Nicholas H. shoemaker, 641 w Balti-
more
Volkman August, dentist, 210 s Eutaw
' Volkman Charles, barkeeper, 76 s Howard
Volkman Conrad, confectioner, 28 Haw
Volkmar Charles, artist and restoier of paint-
ings, 8 n Frederick
Volkmar David, tinner, llOPenna. av
Volkmar George D. tinner, 108 Penna. av
Volkmar Henry, tinner, 549 w Baltimore
Volkmar Rosalie, fancy goods, 549 w Balti-
more
Volkmyer Frederick, tailor, 134 s Dallas
Voll John E. woodsawyer, 71 Harmony lane
Vollars George, coppersmith, 42 e Pratt
Volledt Carl E. porter, 5 Gough
Vol mar Charles R. bookkeeper, 60 Centre
Market space
Vollmer John T. confectioner, 57 Gough
Vollrath Christian, shoemaker, 173 s Eden
Volmer Lewis, shoemaker, 169 w Pratt
Voltsmith Louis, cooper, 17 Comet
Voltz Andrew, boot trimmer, 18 Harmony la
Voltz George, puddler, 124 Bank
Volz George, carpet weaver, 531 w Lombard
Volz John M. butcher, 1 Willow
Vondehost John Harman, grocers and liquors,
38 w Second
VON
408
WAG
Von de Linden, Valentine, porter, 104 n How-
ard
Vondenmaker Joseph, 206 Garden
Vonder^reia Wolfgang, tailor, 275 Aisquith
Vonderiieidc Herman H. shoemaker, 72 n
Gay
Vonderheidc John, shoemaker, 2 Saratoga
Vonderhorst George, drayman, 218 Chesnut
Vonderhorst Henry, grocery, 218 Chesnut
Vonderhorst John H. grocer, 107 Granby
Vondersmith Daniel, 193 w Fayette
Vondersmith Samuel, Adams Express, cor
Preston and Garden
Vondrehle John H. tavern and grocery, 110
Dugan's whf
Vondrehle John H. grocery, cor Charles and
Balderston
Vondrum John, paver, 82 Somerset
Vondrum Mrs. Rosanna, 15 Ringgold al
Vonduering Frederick, tobacconist, 162 e Bal-
timore
Von Duesberg Bernhard, clerk, 52 Harrison
Voneiff George L. wines, liquors, &c., 444 w
Baltimore, dw 187 German
Voneiff John, (Pracht,V.& Co.) 187 Conway
Vonheim Benjamin furnishing goods, 144 s
Eutaw
Vonheime George, tailor, 98 Conway
Vonheine John H. grocery, 65 and 67 s How-
ard
Von Hazel Gerting, dry goods, 321 s Bond
Von Hollen John P. confectioner, n e cor
Eden and Lanvale
Vonhoff George, saddler, 19 Penna. av
VON KAPFF & ARENS, shipping and com-
mission merchants, 22 German
Von Kapff Ferdinand, clerk, 30 n Greene
Von Kapff Ferdinand, 30 n Greene
Von Kapff Frederick, 85 Park
Von Kapff Herman, (V.&Arens,) n e cor
Lanvale and Grundy
Von Lingen G. A. clerk, 9 s Charles
Von Ohlen , lager beer, 57 Hanover
Von Spreckelsen Christina, 30 Cathedral
Von Sprecklesen George H. 30 Cathedral
Von Spreckelsen Mrs. Jane, 30 Cathedral
Vordemburg Herman H. grocery, 219 Ham-
burg
Vordermosten John, box maker, 3 Vine
Vorstag Herman, hat and cap store, 256 n
Voss B. Franklin, s e cor Charles and Madi-
son . , __
VOSBURG & CO. commission merchants, 72
South and 8 Bowly's wharf
Vosburg John W. (V & Co.) Lanvale bet.
Garden and Bolton
VOSHELL JOHN C. proprietor Susque-
hanna house, s e cor Calvert and Franklin
Voyci' George W. brickmaker, 596 Light
Voyce Thomas, collar maker, 8 Ensor
Vurland Henry, cabinet maker, 102 Central
avenue
W
Waber Frederick, shoemaker, 203 s Charles
Waber John, laborer, 108 Raborg
Wacksser Anne E. 83 Union
Wachtcr August, tailor, 82 Centre market
space
Wackessear Tobias W. cigar maker, 15 Lan-
vale
Wacker Philip, German and .English Insti-
tute, 176 Hamburg
Waddell Mrs. Isabella, 319 e Baltimore
Waddell Josephine, tailoress, 78 Park
Waddell James, laborer, 22 Constitution
Waddell Powles, laborer, 354 s Eutaw
Waddell Wm. A. block and pump maker, 5U
Block, dw 64 s Bond
Waddy Alexander, sailmaker, 306 e Madison
Waddy Thomas E. (Lamdin & W.) !«»
Barre
Wade Ann E. 142 n Charles
Wade Henry, butcher, s w cor High and
Pratt -., ,
Waelder Peter, laborer, Henry near Hughes
Waencka Frederick, tailor, 317 e Lombard
Waes Joseph, laborer, 236 s Bond
Waesche F. R. (F. R. W. & Co.) 333 Lex-
wSche F. R. & Co. importers hardware,
! 232 w Baltimore
Waesche George F. R. 333 Lexington
Waesche Mrs. Margaret, 333 Lexington
Waeshman Charles, tailor, 142 e Lombard
Wagan Mary, 17 Townsend
Wagenfeldt Herman H. laborer, 136 Barre
Wagenfield Henry, 136 Barre
Walenfuhr John S. mariner 34 s Broadway
Walgner Albert, tavern, Elliott, cor Canton
and East av iq t?i;,„
Waggner Mrs. Barbara, laundress, 19 t-Uza-
wjgne'r Charles, laborer, 193 s Castle al
Walgner Frederick, silversmith, 24 n Fred-
W?^-ner George, sailmaker, 208 Gough
Wallner Gcorfe J. carpenter 130 s Chester
Wallner Henry, huckster 24 .n Frederick
Waglner Henry, jr., blacksmith, 24 n Fred-
Wai^ier Isaiah, (John H. & L W.) 80s
wlJgn'ei-Trn'H. j-I. block pump^nd^p-
sta^i makers, 36 Fell, dw J. H. W. 297 e
Lombard _ i,iq «, -WnqVi-
Waggner Lemuel, ship carpenter, 143 s wasn
inffton, F. P. . Tiuom^o
Wa-sner Lewis, ship joiner, s e cor Ihames
and Wolfe, dw 322 e Pratt
Waggner Oliver V. 162 w Madison
Waggner Mrs. Zipporah, 6 s Ann
Wagman John, laborer, 89 Booth
Wa-ncr Albert, tailor, 210 s Wolfe
Walner Augus't, shoemaker, 46 s Poppleton
WAGNER AUGUST, manufacturer ot brass
wai^e and gas fixtures, 30 Hanover, dw 666
Saratoga.-[See page 41 Mvertisemnts.]
Wagner Mrs. Augusta, embroiderer, 134 l.ex
WaSer Alexander, boatman, 20 Montgomery
Walner Mrs. Ann, 233, (227) n Eutaw
Wagner B. Lansing, (J. & B. L. V ■)
Camden
Wao-ncr Baltus, watchman, 6 Henry
Wagner Basil, clerk, 233 (227) n Eutaw
Wagner Caspar, carpenter, 137 L. Greene
Wagner Casper, laborer, 299 Penna. av
Wagner Casper, baker, 134 German
Wagner Catherine, tailoress, 56 n Spring
Wagner Catharine, china store, 97 Harrison
Wagner Charles A. druggist, 310 n Gay
Wagner Charles H. 59 Eastern av
Wagner Charles V. 233, (227) n Eutaw
WM. P. WEBB, MarUie, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and BioUer. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
• Jtlutual
wAa
409
WAL
Wagner Charles J, car driver, 415 w Pratt
Wagner Dr. Charles F. 235 s Eutaw
Wagner Dr.. Clinton, U. S. A. 233 s Eutaw
Wagner Conrad, tailor, 134 Low
Wagner Conrad, blacksmith, 252 Henrietta
Wagner David F. clerk, 233 (227) n Eutaw
Wagner Daniel, pedler, 195 Eastern av
Wagner Emil, tailor, 79 Harrison
Wagner Frederick, butcher, cor Chester and
Baltimore
Wagner Frederick, sawyer, 688 w Baltimore
Wagner Francis, car driver, 415 w Pratt
Wagner Francis, lager beer, 224 e Eager
Wagner Francis, laborer, 84 Lancaster
Wagner Ferdinand, daguerreian gallery, 63 w
Baltimore
Wagner Frederick, cooper, 154 Burgundy al
Wagner Frederick, 268 s Durham
Wagner George, shoemaker, 24 Camden
Wagner George, nail maker, 5 Gould al
Wagner George, carpenter, 48 Aisquith
Wagner , soldier, 470 w Baltimore
Wagner George, furniture wagon, 249 n Eden
Wagner George, laborer, Chester nr. Fayette
Wagner George, painter, 24 s Schroeder
Wagner George, cigar maker, 49 Portland
Wagner Godfrey, tailor, 81 Harrison
Wagner Geo. blacksmith, 21 Garden
Wagner Geo. W. bakef, 504 n Gay
Wagner Hannah, dress maker, 113 n Howard
Wagner Henry Clay, clerk, 233 (227) n
Eutaw
Wagner Hedweig, tailor, 79 Harrison
Wagner Henry, lace weaver, 153 n Eden
Wagner Henry, laborer, 252 Hamburg
Wagner Henry, photographist, 220 Light
Wagner Henry, shoemaker, 54 n Spring
Wagner Henry C. bookkeeper, 233 n Eutaw
Wagner Henry, wagoner, 183 s Wolfe
Wagner Jacob H. currier, 58 Camden
Wagner James F., U. S. appraiser, 88 e Fay-
ette
Wagner John, 88 s Ann
Wagner John, restaurant, 199 w Fayette
Wagner John, restaurant, 9 Lovely la
Wagner John, carpenter, 17 Plum al
Wagner John, laborer, 47 Monroe
Wagner John, wheelwright, 277 n Central av
Wagner John, (J. & B. L. W.) 158 s Sharp
Wagner John, laborer, 16 Walsh
WAGNER J. & B. L. proprietors Green
House, 190 w Pratt
Wagner John, shoemaker, 470 Canton av
Wagner John, tailor, 412 n Gay
Wagner John, laborer, 32 Hampstead
Wagner John, laborer, 83 Boston
Wagner John, boot fitter, 67 s Chapel
Wagner Joseph, laborer, 191 Vine
Wagner Lewis, hardware, 435 w Baltimore
Wagner Louis, cabinet maker, 137 Stirling
Wagner Louis, ship joiner, s e cor Wolfe and
Thames, dw 322 e"Pratt
Wagner Margaret, 252 s Durham
Wagner Mary A. tobacco, 256 Eastern av
Wagner Matthias, laborer, 3 Diamond
Wagner Michael, shoemaker, 72 s Chapel
Wagner Michael, labprer, 128 s Chapel
Wagner Michael, coOper, 257 West
Wagner Michael, laborer, 325 e Lombard
Wagner Philip, jr. candy maker, 458 Saratoga
Wagner Philip, shoemaker, 35 s Schroeder
Wagner Philip, driver, 783 Light
Wagner Reinhardt, weaver, 19 n Pine
Wagner Robert, baker, 174 s Central av
Wagner Thomas, laborer, 90 Eastern ay
Wagner Wm. H. watchman, 9 Gough
Wagner Wm. collector, 168 Hillen
Wahl A. R. milliner, 95 n Gay
Wahl Charles, laborer, 226 s Bond
Wahl Jacob, hatter, 219 and 225 s Broadway
Wahl J. M. 70 n Front
Wahn Max, shoemaker, 192 Canton av
Wahner John, sr. tailor, 52 Somerset
Wahner John, tailor, 52 Somerset
Waicker Mrs. Augusta, 60 Jefterson
Waidner Charles, tinner, 4 Baker ct
Waidner Frederick A. clerk, 124 Columbia
Waidner Jacob B. clerk, 250 w Fayette
Waidner Jacob P. whip and cane maker, 564
Saratoga
Waidner John J. laborer, 122 Eislein
Waidner Lewis, milkman, 124 Columbia
Waidner Louis A. sr. 124 Columbia
Waidner Wm. F. blacksmith, Philadelphin
road, near city limits
Wain Geo. H. soldier, 221 Peirce
Wain Lewis, furniture wagoner, 221 Peirce
Wain Wm. L. blindmaker, 351 Lexington
Wainhold Thomas, tavern, 9 Friendship near
Thomson
WAINWRIGHT & CO. bankers, 176 w
Baltimore
Wainwright H. H. (W. & Co.) Howard
house
Waite Capt. Charles W. 147 s Washington
F. P.
Waite Matthew H. bookseller, 138 w Balti-
more, dw 518 w Fayette
Waite Mrs. Richard C. 81 Lee
Waite Sarah, boarding, 40 Lexington
WAITE SAMUEL R. ship chandlery, sw
cor Hughes and Covington, and ship smith
n w cor Covington and Montgomery, dw
81 Lee
Waite Wm. W. 420 Light
Waits Geo. J. mate, 157 Gough
Waits Henry, laborer, 310 Eastern av
Waitz J. H. cupper and leecher, 111 n Exeter
Wake John C. sailmaker, 102 McElderry's
wharf, dw 134 Gough
Wakely James P. undertaker, 42 n Eden
Wakeman Lewis B., U. S. N. 51 Warren
Wakeman Mary Ann, 51 Warren
Wakerman Geo. laborer, 335 s Bond
Wakyrr Joseph, laborer, 341 s Charles
Walbach Mrs. Gen. John B. 3 Franklin
Waldauer Moses, clothier, 4 n Poppleton
Waldeck John, drayman, 243 w Pratt
Waldeck Valentine, shoemaker, 271 s Bond
Walden Caroline Sophia, 438 Penna. av
Walden Christian, shoemaker, 190 Lemmon
Walden Edward J. huckster, 223 Gough
Waldkonig Christian, cigar maker, 236 Mont-
gomery
Waldman Margaret, 352 e Fayette
Waidner Francis, tavern, 54 North
Waldo Charles W. carpenter, 178 Bank
Waldo Wm. L. machinist, 121 Raborg
Waldron Edward, huckster, 223 Gough
Wales George, shoemaker, 210 Bank
Wales Philip S. grocer, flour and commission
merchant, 12 Warner
Wales Wesley, cigar maker, 318 Eastern av
Wales Wm. S. printer, 300 Eastern av
Wales Wm. farmer, Oregon n of Franklin
Walger Louis, tobacconist, 450 w Baltimore
J. HENRY GIESE, Cominissioia Meicliant. for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &0,
■- Roseuclale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's Wliarf.
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Walh Andrew, shoemaker, 159 s Eden
alker Alexander, laborer, 119 Cross ,
Walker Amelia, 75 s Chapel
Walker August, porter, 94 w Pratt
Walker B. Franklin, expressman, 364 w
Fayette
Walker Benjamin F. expresaman, 21 n Pop-
WALKER CHARLES W. fire commission-
er, 76 n Paca
Walker Catherine H. 97 s Regester
Walker Edwin, (J. & E. W.) 58 s Greene
Walker Elias, manager Lazaretto furnace
Walker Elizabeth, boarding, 58 n Central av
Walker Elizabeth, 99 n High
Walker Ellen, tailoress, 61 Boyd
Walker Emanuel, carpenter, Point la
Walker Mrs. Emily, 268 Saratoga
Walker Frances, confectionery, 48 Gough
Walker Geo. W. (G. W. & T. S. W.) 249 w
Biddle
Walker George, boat builder, 310 e Pratt
WALKER G. W. & T. S. coal office, 3 s Sharp
Walker George, U. S. A. 267 Raborg
Walker Lieut. H. J. 0. assist, provost mar-
shal, Eutaw house
Walker Henry, grocery, 53 Centre Market
space
Walker Henry, grocery, n w cor Jefferson
and Dallas
Walker Isaac, carpenter, 45 Gittings
Walker Isaac, grocer and commis. merchant,
6 Bowly's whf, dw 300 Saratoga
Walker Isaac J. (Thomas J. Tull & Co.) 344
Saratoga
Walker Isaac (Thomas J. Tull & Co.,) 344
Saratoga
Walker Jacob P. provisions, 51 e Lombard,
dw 104 n Exeter
Walker Jacob L. shipwright, 169 Gough
Walker .Tames, mate, 158 Bank
Walker John W. 249 w Biddle
Walker John M. real estate broker, office 36
w Second, dw 226 w Biddle
Walker John N. conductor, 106 McCulloh
WALKER J. & E. wholesale feed dealers, 99
South
Walker John H. derk, 63 Centre Market
space
Walker John H. bartender, n e cor Charles
and Balderston
Walker John H. tinner, &c., Strieker n of
Mulberry
Walker John T. moulder, 37 Gittings
Walker John F. japanner, 170 s Paca
Walker John, mariner, 207 Canton av
Walker Jno. wholesale druggist, 39 s Charles,
dw Bait. CO
Walker Joseph P. mariner, 60 Fawn
Walker Joshua (J.& E. W.) 602 w Fayette
Walker Luther C. cigar maker, se cor Laurel
and East
Walker Margaret, 337 s Bond
Walker Mrs. Margaret A. 34 Republican
Walker Mary, tavern, 207 Canton av
Walker Mary E. tailoress, 261 West
Walker Mrs. Mary A. 91 a Sharp
Walker Mary, 87 Lee
Walker Nathaniel C. mariner, 194 s Ann
WALKER NOAH & CO. clothiers, Wash-
ington building, 165 and 167 w Baltimore,
dw N. W. Baltimore co.— [See page 26 Sil-
ver tiseinents.]
Walker Peter D. machinist, 419 Saratoga
Walker Richard, bookkeeper, 62 Eastern av
Walker Richard J. J. clerk, 91 s Sharp
Walker Richard B. druggist, 91 s Sharp
Walker Ridgely, clerk, 91 s Sharp
Walker Robert H. clerk, 54 s Bond
Walker Robert A. clerk, dw Franklin house
Walker Robert T. bookkeeper, 54 s Bond
Walker Samuel, 44 n Pine
Walker Samuel F. japanner, 170 s Paca
Walker Sater T. machinist, 21 Willow
Walker Mrs. Sarah B. seamstress, 204 Con-
way
Walker Sarah S. 54 s Bond
Walker Susan, 73 s Caroline
Walker Mrs. Susanna, tailoress, 49 Albe-
marle
Walker Susanna, tailoress, 261 West
Walker Thomas S. (G. W. & T. S. W.) 249
w Biddle
Walker Virginia S. tailoress, 261 West
Walker W. F. japanner, 48 German, dw 17&
Walker Wm. C, Maltby house
Walker Wm. T. shoemaker, 139 w Lombard
Walker Wm. J. bookkeeper, 497 w Fayette
Walker Wm. H. superintendent gas works,
333 s Sharp
Walker Zeb. carpenter, 45 Gittings
Wall Christiana, teacher, 98 n Howard
Wall Eph. H. builder, 69 n Paca
Wall George, bookkeeper, 98 n Howard
Wall J. Edw. bookkeeper, 340 w Lombard
Wall John, shoecutter, 31 Pearl
Wall John, grocery, 206 Bank
Wall Joseph W. clerk, Mount n of Lexington
Wall Mary, 20 Thames
Wall Patrick, ship carpenter, 7 PhilpOt
Wall Richard, laborer, 152 s Chester
Wall Mrs. Sarah A. 340 w Lombard
Wallace Andrew J. caulker, 135 Hamburg
Wallace Charles, cooper, 7 Young
Wallace Daniel C. gas fitter. 103 s Exeter
Wallace Daniel C. clerk, 179 s Bond
Wallace David, printer, n e cor Baltimore and
Frederick
Wallace George F. clerk Adams' Express,
109 s Caroline
Wallace George, grocery, s w cor Bank and
Eden
Wallace George, elerk, 45 Watson
Wallace Harrison, carpenter, 103 s Exeter
Wallace Horatio, shoemaker, 234 Bank
Wallace James P. brushmaker, 101 Willijun
Wallace James, carpenter, 49 n Front
Wallace Mrs. Jane, 8 Ramsay
Wallace Joseph, clerk, 144 Ensor
Wallace Martin, huckster, 192 Lexington
Wallace Michael, laborer, 55 Lancaster
Wallace Mrs. Sarah E. tailoress, 16 Wyeth
Wallace Mrs. Susan, 44 n Poppleton
Wallace Mrs. Susan, 101 William
Wallace Turner M. carpenter, 4 West Falls
avenue
Wallace Wm. W. machinist, 192 s Eutaw
Wallace Wm. bricklayer, 140 Cross
Wallace Wm. clerk, 66 n Fremont
Wallace Wm. T. bricklayer, 66 n Fremont
Wallace Wm. jr., clerk, 276 Madison av
Wallace Wm. A. clerk, 13 Watson
Wallace Wm. E. clerk, 191 s Paca
Wallach Augustus, shoemaker, 182 s Bond
Wallenstein Solomon, provisions, 123 s Bond
GEO. S. PAGE! St BRO., Alaiiufnctiu-ers of Rootti and Roofing materials, 111 Sniltb's
Wharf. C. HART SUnTH, Agent.
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Wallenstein Abraham, butcher, 36 Belair
market, dw 72 Orleans
Wallenwein George, tavern, 59 Thames
Wallenwine Jacob, laborer, 344 Canton av
Waller Simon, provisions, 185 Eastern av
Waller Warren, 17 MuUikin
Wallin Charles C. photographer, Barnura's
hotel
Walling George Q. oondactor, 412 w Lom-
bard
Wallis Ann J, 269 n Eulaw
WALLIS EDWARD, Welcome Hall board-
ing house, 89 North
Wallis James J. carpenter, 103 s Exeter
Wallis John W. gas fitter, 103 s Exeter
WALLIS S. TEACKLE, (W. & Thomas,)
37 St. Paul
Wallis & Thomas, attorneys, 37 St. Paul
Wallis Wm, E. police, 103 s Exeter
Wallis Wm. E. constable, 105 e Fayette
Wallis Wm. T. clerk, 103 s Exeter
Walmsley Bros, agents Ladd, Webster &
Co's sewing machines, over 205 w Balti-
more
Walmsley Edwin, police, 234 n Bond
Walmsley Elizabeth, gaiter binder, 116 Vine
Walmsley Martha, 212 n Caroline
Walmsley Morris, (W. Bros.) 149 n Calvert
Walmsley Wm. H. (W. Bros.) 149 n Calvert
Walmsley Wm. H. coach painter, 15 Mott
Walnut B. paver, 125 Chew
Walper John, butcher, 6 Hanover Market,
dw Frederick road near Running Spring
Walpert Frederick, grocery, 1 Fre'derick road
Wallschmidt Louis, cooper, 17 Comet
Walsh & Conradt, carpet warehouse, 1 n Gay
Walsh Mrs. Catherine, confectionery, 147 s
Paca
Walsh Catherine, bookstore, 191 s Broadway
Walsh Dennis, tavern, Cotton row near Clin-
ton, Canton
Walsh Ellen, seamstress, 142 w Madison
WALSH EDMOND, bottling establishment,
29 s Frederick
Walsh F. mariner, Wolfe
Walsh George, shoemaker, 331 s Bond
Walsh James, shoemaker, 10 Addison
Walsh Jefferson J. mate, 108 Cathedral
Walsh Jeffrey, painter, 129 w Madison
Walsh John, shoemaker, 2 Slemmer al
Walsh Margaret, 69 s Caroline
Walsh Mary, tavern, 39 w Lombard
Walsh Nicholas, carter, 147 s Paca
Walsh Patrick, cellar digger, 4 Tyson
Walsh Philip, carpenter, 108 Cathedral
Walsh Timothy, bottler, 18 n Front
Walsh Thomas, brushmaker, 137 West
WALSH THOMAS, bottler, 45 n Frederick,
dw 159 n High
Walsh Thomas, 25 Mosher
Walsh T. Yates, attorney, 26 n Calvert
Walsh William, laborer. Falls road above
Northern av
Walsh Wm. H. (W. & Conradt,) 651 w
Lombard
Walshe Mrs. Ann, 184 s Central av
Walshe David J. clerk, 77 n Eutaw
Walshe Dr. Despard M. cor Lee and Hanover
Walstrum Chas. E. shoemaker, 126 s Howard
Walstrum George W. bricklayer, 36 Haubert
Walstrum Peter, shoemaker, J 26 s Howard
Walstrum Peter, jr., shoem'kr, 126 s Howard
Waltdeck John, 253 w Pratt
Waltehaefer Christian, gunsmith, 19 n Oregon
Waltemeyer, Jacob, sutler and preserver of
fruits, &c., 17 and 23 Mercer, dw 89 s Sharp
Waltemyer John, wheelwright, 5 Abey al
Walter Andrew J. cigar maker, 91 Hollina
Walter Alexander M. painter, 5 s Front
Walter Ambrose, tobacconist, 714 w Baltimore
Walter August, tailor, 301 n Central av
Walter August, tailor, 133 n Central av
Walter August, laborer, 16 Diamond
Walter B. Edward, butcher, 76 Lexington,
and 26 Hollins st. markets, dw 756 Penna.
avenue
Walter Charles, laborer, 14 Ivy al
Walter Charles H. M. clerk, '580 Lexington
Walter Conrad, lithographer, 871 w Pratt
Walter Conrad, mariner, 229 s Durham
Walter Daniel, tailor, 35 Brown
Walter Edmund, inspector at Custom House,
241 e Baltimore
Walter Edmund, jr., police, 241 e Baltimore
Walter Edward H. butcher, 756 Penna. av
Walter Francis W. cigar maker, 1 Laurel
Walter George, shoemaker, 351 s Charles
Walter George R. timber cutter, 155 s Ann
Walter George K. clerk, German w of Greene
WALTER GEORGE W. commission mer-
chant, 119 Smith's wharf, dw 580 Lexington
Walter George K. (Newcomer & Co.) 112
German
Walter Gottfried, drayman, 3 Gough
Walter Henry, whitewasher, 377 Hamburg
Walter Henry M. watchmaker and jeweler,
58 n Howard
Walter Henry, distiller, 92 s Exeter
Walter Mrs. Hettie, 145 Saratoga
Walter John, laborer, 455 Saratoga
Walter John, laborer, 8 Harmony la
Walter John, pattern maker, 363 s Charles
Walter John, bricklayer, 280 n Eutaw
Walter John G. lager beer, 85 Harrison
Walter John, 145 Saratoga
Walter John, painter, 17 n Central av
Walter John, woodsawyer, 228 s Dallas
W^alter Lewis, shoemaker, 125 n Caroline
Walter Lewis, clerk, 62 n Paca
Walter Ludwig, laborer, 22 s Castle
Walter M. A. milliner, 714 w Baltimore
Walter Margaret, 276 e Monument
Walter Mrs. Minnie, butter, 35 Brown
Walter Philip, shoemaker, 11 L. McEIderry
Walter Philip, tavern, cor Eager and Central
av
Walter R. clothier and jobber, 300 w Balti-
more, dw 62 n Paca
Walter Mrs. Sarah A. dress maker, 68 s
Sharp
Walter Sophia, 199 w Biddle
Walter Wesley, paper hanger, 4 Chapel
Waltemeyer Jacob, fruit and oyster jDacker,
17 Mercer, dw 606 w Lombard
Waltemeyer John, grocer, 518 Penna. av
Waltemeyer Wm. H. 606 w Lombard
Walters A. police, 22 n Pine
Walters Edmund, police, 241 e Baltimore
Walters Edwin, n w cor Mulberry and Court-
land
Walters Edwin,(Wm.T.W.& Co.) 52 Court-
land
Walters Ferdinand, tavern, 203 Lexington
Walters Jas. H. conductor, 60 s Poppleton
Walters Job, (Kapraun & W.) 48 Frederick
road
WM. P. W£BB, Marine, Fire and Ijife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lilfe Insurance Co., Ne^varU, W. J.," 89 Second Street-
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Walters Job, blacksmith, 34 Frederick nv
"Walters John, tavern, 141 b Greene
Walters John, hostler, cor Gilraor and Liber-
ty road
Walters Rebecca A. 187 Ross
WALTERS WM. T. & Co. importers and
dealers in wines and liquors, 68 Exchange
place, dw Wm. T. W. 65 Mount Vernon
i)lace
Waltffen Catharine, 137 Raborg
WALTHAM CHARLTON S. dealer in oils
and lamps, 62 n Eutaw
Waltham J. Randolph, clerk, 69 n Eutaw
Waltham Thos. A. scrgt. police, 210 e Pratt
Walthauer Dorothea, laundress, 130 Low
Walthen Henry, varnisher, 210 n Eden
Walthen Wm. H. cabinet maker, 210 n Eden
Walther John, tailor, 316 w Pratt
WALTHER PETER, nautical aud mathe-
matical instrument maker, and light machi-
nery, 70 w Pratt, dw Fayette w of Gilmor.
[See p. 26 Mvertisements.]
Waltherspier Martin, gunsmith, 29 Brown
Waltjean Fredk. cabinet maker, 80 n Eden
Waltjen Fredk. cabinet maker, 82 n Eden
Waltjen Henry, (Tiemeyer & W.) 6 Chats-
worth
Waltjen Andrew, soldier, 114 Ensor
Waltjen John, confectioner, 226 e Madison
Waltjen Wm. box maker, 210 n Eden
Waltman Andrew, laborer, 396 s Charles
Walton Alexander, 115 Mulberry
Walton Mrs. Ann A. 152 Cathedral
Walton Edward, clerk, 23 Slemmer al
Walton Elizabeth, 23 Granby
Walton Elizabeth, dress maker, 140 w Lom-
bard
Walton Francis, laborer, 184 Ramsay
Walton Miss Frank, 180 Madison av
Walton Geo. grocery, 52 Union
Walton Jesse, letter carrier, 52 Holland
Walton Jesse F., U. S. N. 52 Holland
Walton John, laborer, 7 Hope al
Walton John H., U. S. A. 267 Raborg
Walton Mary, shoebinder, 129 Eager
Walton Robert, jeweler, 140 w Lombard
Walton Wm. soldier, 18 n Dallas
Walkkin Francis, stone cutter, 151 Central av
Waltz John, cooper, 315 w Pratt
Waltz Louis, laborer, 227 Ann
Waltz Michael, shoemaker, 113 Saratoga
Waltz Peter, boots and shoes, 113 Saratoga,
dw Frederick rd nr Paradise hotel
Walz George, scale maker, 154 Orleans
Walz John, tin and stove store, s e cor Caro-
line and Orleans
Walzl John H. photographic stock depot,
over 213 w Baltimore
Walzl Louis, photographist, over 65 w Balti-
more, dw287 e Pratt
WALZL RICHARD, photographer, over 77
w Baltimore, dw 217 e Pratt.— [See poge 7
•^dvertiiements.]
Wamaling Mrs. Lucy Ann, 139 a Paca
Wamaling P. J. 5 W^ill
Wamaling Robert L. engineer, U. S. N., 139
s Paca
Waiiibach August, sr., shoemaker, 110 s
Eutaw
Warn bach August, jr., shoemaker, 102 s
Eutaw
Watnbach Charles, cigar store, 108 Light, dw
260 s Sharp
J. HE\'RY GIESK, ComtnlSDion Merahaut, for tiio snie of Flour, Orain, Seeds, &•.
Roneudole Cement and Calcined Plaatter constantly on Iiand, HI Speor'a "WTiarr.
Wambach Conrad, caner, 304 e Monument
Wambach Emanuel, baker, 86 Ensor
Wambach George, cabinet maker, 57 n Amity
Wambach George, laborer, 44 Frederick av
Wambach Wm. shoemaker, 16 South, dw 33
George
Wambacher David, clerk, 23 n Eutaw
Wambersie Eugene C. shipping com. mercht.
63 s Gay
Wampler Julia, 574 w Baltimore
Want) W. H. printer, 312 n Eutaw
Wannenwetsch Chas. butcher, 70 Lexington
and 30 Hanover markets, dw Penna. av
Wannenwetsch Frederick, butcher, 31 Han-
over market, dw Frederick av nr tollgate
Waimer John, soldier, 43 Monroe
Wanburg Benj. rags, 113 Stirling
Wand Wm. H. furn. wagoner, 10 n Oregon
Wands Louisa S. 47 Clay
Wands Wm. W. job printer, 166 w Balti-
more, dw 35 n Gilmor
Wander Hugh, painter, 196 Canton av
Wanderer Lewis, machinist. Falls rd nr toll-
gate
Waner Jacob, cigar maker, 157 n Central av
Wankmitter John, 294 Aliceanna
Wantland Henry, shoemaker, 611 w Pratt
Wantz Andrew, carter, 55 Aliceanna
Wantz Adam, laborer, 60 McMechin
Wantz George, laborer, 60 McMechin
Wantz John J. cooper, 60 McMechin
Ward Adam, laborer, 77 Goodman al
Ward Annie, dressmaker, 232 s Sharp
Ward Alexander W. mate, 133 Camden
Ward Mrs. Alice R. boarding, 67 Barre
Ward Brothers, hardware, 9 s Calvert
Ward David, laborer, gas works, Spring Gar-
dens
Ward Esther, liquors, cor Front and Plough-
man
Ward Edward J . house furnishing goods, 218
w Pratt, dw 382 w Fayette
Ward Edward V. (W. Bros.) 66 Centre
Ward George W. jeweler, 5 s Oregon
Ward George, milkman, Belair av extended
Ward George W. (W. Bros.) 6 n Eager
Ward Henry C. weighing clerk, tobacco
warehouse, dw 84 Hanover
Ward James R. govt, contractor, 182 Aisquith
Ward James, carpenter, 307 Franklin
Ward James, bookkeeper, 131 w Madison
Ward James, hackman, 86 French
Ward James A. tavern, 140 Forrest
Ward J. H. (Balderston, W. & Co.) Bait, co
Ward John, hackman, 16 Buren
Ward John, hack driver, 16 Fish Mkt. space
Ward John, laborer, 662 Light
Ward Dr. J. Robert, surgeon 2d dist. Md., s
w cor Exeter and Watson, dw Govanstown
Ward John W. mariner, 42 Cross
Ward John, carpenter, 5 s Oregon
Ward John, plumber, 15)^ n Frederick, dw
cor Broadway and McElderry
Ward John, soldier, 224 Henrietta
Ward John, laborer, gas works, Spring Gar-
dens
Ward Lawrence, musician, cor Front and
Ploughman
Ward Martin, porter, 16 Fish Market space
Ward Mary, 14 Buren
Ward Margery, 232 s Sharp
Ward Martha, dressmaker, 232 s Sharp
Ward Michael, laborer, 8 Addison
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Ward Michael, 17 e Madison
Ward Michael, laborer, 42 Cider al
Ward Michael, hackman, 3 Mulberry
Ward Nathaniel, bricklayer, 33 Warren
Ward Nancy, 16 L. Church
Ward Nelson, blacksmith, 592 w Lombard
Ward Owen, 15 Chew
Ward Owen, sr,, 16 Fish Market space
Ward Owen, jr., tavern, 16 Fish Market space
Ward Patrick, porter, 15 e Madison
Ward Patrick, laborer, 211 Lemmon
Ward Peter, tinner, 18 Valley
Ward Richard S. carpenter, 11 s Caroline
Ward Richard, burr millstone maker, 113
Harford av
Ward Robert, harness maker, 123 Raborg
Ward Ruth, 252 s Ann
Ward Sarah, 130 s Sharp
Ward Thomas, silversmith, 182 Aisquith
Ward Thomas, plumber, 533 Saratoga
Ward Capt. Thos. C. 596 w Lombard
Ward Thos. S. tailor, 592 w Lombard
Ward Thos. H. supt. shoe depart, peniten-
tiary, dw 62 s Sharp
Ward Thos. M. silversmith, 129 n High
Ward Wm. grocery, 83 s Spring
Ward Rev. Wm. F. 156 Hanover
Wm. H. watchmaker, s w cor Eutaw and
Fayette
Ward Wm. T. 343 s Bond
Ward Wm. J. attorney, 26 Calvert, dw 22 s
Strieker
Ward Wm. laborer, 83 s Spring
Ward Wm. shoemaker, 9 Thompson
Ward Wm. carpenter, 184 Aisquith
Ward Wm. carpenter, 234 n Bond
Ward Wm. T. shoemaker, 150 Henrietta
Ward Wm. soldier, 224 Henrietta
Wardel James, bailiff" Superior Court, 18
Lanvale
Wardell Charles F. shoemaker, 228 Columbia
Wardell Edward D. produce, n e cor Cheap-
side and Pratt, dw 21 e Lombard
Wardell John, produce, 132 Aisquith
Wardell John A. shoemaker, 167 Columbia
Wardell Saml. produce, over 116 w Pratt, dw
66 e Fayette
Warden Hugh, (J. & H. W.) 229 n Charles
WARDEN J. & H. propriet's Phenix Steam
Flour Mills, lower end Smith's whf
Warden James, (J. & H. W.) 185 St. Paul
Warden Wm. watchman, 266 n Eutaw
Wardenburg Wm. F. teacher, 37 s Ann
WARDER & BARRETT, manuf. and deal's
in hats, caps and straw goods, over 266 w
Baltimore
Warder George A. (W. & Earreit,) 76 Sara-
toga
Wardlow Josephine, laundress, 228 s Dur-
ham
Wardwell E. H. clerk, 42 n Calvert
Ware Aaron, glass cutter, 148 G. Hughes
Ware Mrs. Anna M. boarding, 52 n Liberty
Ware Elias, sr. contractor, 443 w Fayette
Ware Henry W. engineer, 26 s Republican
Ware James, laborer, Frederick road nr toll-
gate
Ware Jos. grocer, 89 s Poppleton
Wareham Isaac, trader, 53 Stiles
Warfield Mrs. Adeline, 322 w Lombard
Warfield Anderson, carpenter, Vine nr Arch,
dw 464 Lexington
Warfield Ann, tailoress, 6 Williamson al
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Warfield Caleb, trader, 242 Conway
Warfield Daniel, (D. W. & Son,) 55 St.
Warfield Daniel, jr. (Danl. W. & Son,) 179
St. Paul
Warfield D. & Son, millers, 9 Spear's whf
Warfield Daniel & Son, Monumental Flour
Mills, North, betw. Mohumtnt and Madi-
son
Warfield Mrs. Elizabeth, 467 w Fayette
Warfield Enoch, huckster, 130 Columbia
Warfield Geo. 149 German
Warfield Geo. cabinet maker, 226 w Pratt
Warfield Henry M. & Co. miller merchants,
16 Spear's whf
Warfield Henry M. (Henry M. W. & Co.)
193 St. Paul
Warfield & James, carpenters and builders,
14 Dover
Warfield Jas. H. at Baltimore Infirmary
Warfield John L. (E. & C. W.) 1 Scott
Warfield John L. trader, 230 Barre
Warfield Jos. (S. & J. W.) — n Paca
Warfield Jos. carter, 78 s Dallas
Warfield Lewis M. (Middleton & W.) cor
Saratoga and St. Paul
Warfield Magruder, bookkeeper Mechanics
Bank, dw 102 s Sharp
WARFIELD O. C, Attorney at
Law, No. 13 St. Paul street, eor.
Fayette, dw. Baltimore Co.
Warfield Robt. H. boatman, 6 Williamson al
WARFIELD S. & J. provisions, s e cor
Fremont and Raborg, dw S. W. 19 Mc-
Henry
Warfield Thos. huckster, 17 McHenry
Warfield Thos. salesman. Three Tuns hotel,
cor Pratt and Paca
Warfield T. W. salesman, Maltby House
Warfield Wm. property agent and convey-
ancer, 13 St. Paul, dw Franklintown, Balti-
more CO
Warfield Wm. V. 13 St. Paul
Waring Benjamin H. clerk, 38 e Fayette
Waring Josephine, 38 e Fayette
Waring Mrs. S. M . boarding, 38 e Fayette
Waring Spencer M. boots and shoes, 44 s
Howard, dw 38 e Fayette
Warley John, moulder, 348 w Lombard
Warnberg Matthias, tinner, 69 Henrietta
Warncke Chas. piano maker, Dover nr Fre-
mont
Warnecker Charles, piano maker, 205 Dover
Warnefield John G. restaurant, 152 Light
Warner Alfred, locksmith, Gilmor n of Sara-
toga
WARNER ANDREW E. sr. gold and silver
smith , 10 n Gay
Warner Andrew E. jr. goldsmith, 133 e Bal-
timore
Warner Andrew, jeweler, 182)^ n Gay
Warner Andw. butcher, Pennn. av nr tollgate
Warner Mrs. Ann, 103 n Poppleton
Warner & Bros, dealers in boots, shoes, hats
and caps, over 254 w Baltimore
Warner Mrs. Catherine, 218 Montgomery
Warner Conrad, cooper, rear of 394 s Charles
Warner Charles J. currier, 2 Warner
Warner Edward M. (W. &^Bro.) 285 Madi-
son avenue
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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414
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Warner Eliza, 27 w Fayette
Warner Francis, tailor, 195 e Monument
Warner George, jr. attorney, oor Fayette and
St. Paul, dw. 78 Franklin
Warner George K. sr. 110 s Sharp
Warner George K. jr. 110 s Sharp
Warner George, fireman, 293 b Charles
Warner George, laborer, 270 s Bond
Warner George, 78 Franklin
Warner Gustavus, clerk, 316 n Eutaw
Warner G. N. bookkeeper, 318 n Eutaw
Warner Jacob, cigar maker, 165 n Central av
Warner James M. tailor, 9 n Caroline
Warner James H. ticket agent N. C. R. 316 n
Eutaw
Warner James M. tailor, 144 e Eager
Warner Dr. J. E. 76 Bolton
Warner John, cooper, 200 Penna. av
Warner John, clerk, 152 Pearl
Warner John, soldier, 17 Wyeth
Warner John H. attorney at law, office Court
of Common Pleas, dw Lanvale betw Bolton
and Garden •
Warner John, butcher, 363 Penna. av
Warner Joseph, tinner, 66 Ramsay
Warner Leander A. agent, 85 Ensor
Warner Leander T. bookbinder, 103 n Pop-
Wjleton
arner Luther F, clerk, 1 s Parkin
Warner Mary J. confectionery, 160 Chesnut
Warner Michael, jr. president Mechanics
Bank of Baltimore, dw 172 w Fayette
Warner Richard, tailor, 211 Hanover
Warner Robert, mariner, 8 n Ensor
Warner Samuel, stove finisher, 489 w Pratt
Warner Theodore A. (W. & Bro.,) 199
Franklin
Warner Wm. G. book and job printer, over
■ n e cor Gay and Pratt, dw Hoffman nr Ross
Warner Wm. A. 78 Franklm
Warner Wm. bookbinder, 4 w HoffmSn
Warner Wm. car driver, Vincent nr Baltimore
Warner Wm. H. G. provisions, 350 Franklin
Warner Rosanna, 125 Saratoga
Warnick Fredk. shoemaker, 176 s Caroline
Warnick John, property agent, 57 Hillen
Warnick Pleasaat, 57 Hillen
Warnick Riclmrd, shoemaker, 57 Hillen
Warnke George, engineer, 14 Burke
Warnken Louis, grocer, 135 Columbia
Warnicke Augustus, shoemaker, 182 s Bond
Warnicke David, carpenter, 47 Constitution
Warnsman Frederick, baker, 9 s Central av
Warren Allen, carpenter, 187 e Madison
Warren Charles, cabinet maker, 247 n Bond
Warren John, mariner, 35 Warren
WARREN LEAWDER, notary public, over
Gl Second, dw 35 Courtland
Warren Samuel, lock and tin store, 90 n
Calvert
Warrenburger Catherine, confectionery, 271
Hanover
Warrenburger Mathias, tinner, 271 Hanover
WARRINGTON THOMAS J. attorney at
law, over s w cor Charles and Fayette, dw
103 Gough
Warrington Susan, seamstress, 79 s Regester
Warrington Wm. laborer, 174 Ramsay
Warthcn Mrs. Henrietta A. 88 Schroeder
Warthen Mrs. Ann, 154 Hollins
Wartman John C. tobacco and cigars, 6 Eutaw
House, dw Baltimore co
Washbourn Edward, farmer, 299 e Madison
Washbourn John T. clerk, 299 e Madison
Washbourn Thos. moulder, 299 e Madison
Washburn Wyman F. coal dealer, cor Lee
and Light, dw 137 Hanover
Wascott Samuel B. 305 Garden
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown
steam Packet Line, 56 Commerce, Charles
Worthington, agent
Washington Gardens, cor Pennsylvania err
and Greenwillow, Otto Benner, proprietor
Washington Hall, e Baltimore, next to bridge
Washington Hoiiora, 148 e Eager
Washington Hotel, cor Camden and Eutaw
Washington James H. (W. & Read,) 36
Fawn
Washington Matthew, laborer, 140 Pierce
Washington Mary, 68 East
Washington & Read, Baltimore coal oil works,
n w cor Eden and Canton av
Washington Street (Meth. Prot.) Church, s e
cor Washington and Lombard
Waskey Benjamin, furniture warerooms, 3
n Gay, dw 123 s High
Wasmuth Henry, grocery, cor Eager and
Bond
Wasserman Bernard, boarding, 9 s Frederick
Wasmus Fredk. H. carpenter, 267 w Fayette
Wasserman Frederick, tanner, 526 Penna. ay
Wasserman Jos. L. tobacconist, 146 s Eutaw
Watchman George M. pattern maker, 89
William
Watchman Wm. pattern maker, 89 William
Watchman John, 147 Montgomery
Watchman John S. pattern maker, 22 Wil-
liam
WATER COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, 17
North
Water John H. axehelve maker, 13 Chesnut
WATERHOUSE WM. E. apothecary and
druggist, 334 Pennsylvania av
Waterman Abraham S. 122 Forrest
Waterman George, bailiff Superior Court,
429 w Fayette
Waterman Joseph, clerk, 146 e Lombard
Waterman Sarah E. J25 Vine
Waterman S. A. pedler, 196 Chesnut
WATERMAN WM. J attorney, 83 w Fa-
yette, dw 27 n Gilmor
Waters Arthur W. police, 22 Pine
Waters Mrs. Ann J. 5 Waverly terrace
Waters B. F. n e cor Charles and Lexington
Waters Charles R. tobacco commission mer-
chant, 128 s Charles, dw 340 Lexington
Waters Charles E. hardware commission mer-
chant, 15 s Charles, dw 340 Lexington
Waters Christopher, blacksmith, 11 Walker
Waters Dr. Edmund G. 21 Hollins
Waters Elizabeth, Gilmor near Mulberry
Waters Rev. Francis, 21 Hollins
Waters George T. moulder, .384 Light
Waters George W. boiler maker, 22 Pine
Waters James S. bookseller, 168 w Baltimore,
dw 170 w Fayette
Waters James V,. clerk, 293 e Baltimore
Waters Joseph G. carpenter, 151 w Hoffman
Waters Jesse, boarding, 357 Cathedral
Waters Capt. John, 305 Madison av
Waters Louisa, laundress, 6 Williamson al
Waters Mrs. Margaret, 136 Pierce
Waters Mrs. Mary A. 38 n Calvert
Waters Peter, laborer, 178 Ramsay
Waters Robert C. J. 167 Cathedral
Waters Stephen, laborer, 7 Gist
WEBB, Marine, Fire »»nd liife In«tirnnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Beneflt Life Insurance Co., WewiurlL, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
>I»Iutiud
WAT
All
WAY
Waters Samuel, sail maker, 149 n Eden
Waters Mrs. Sarah, 6 Williamson al
Waters Thomas, city collector's office, a e
cor Sharp and Lee
Waters Thomas, shoemaker, 6 Williamson al
Waters Wm. F. cigar maker, 140 Hollins
Waters Wm. mariner, 130 s Chapel
WATERS WM. S. attorney at law, 17 St.
Paul, dw 7 Courtland
Waters Zebulon, clerk Bank of Baltimore,
Greenmount av near Cemetery
Waterworth Alex, engineer, 441 Saratoga
Waterworth James M, clerk, 441 Saratoga
Waterworth Robt. 0, (Taylor & W.) 501
Saratoga
Waterworth Samuel, weaver, 441 Saratoga
Waterworth Samuel, tinner, 441 Saratoga
Watkins Mrs. Anne, 392 w Lombard
Watkins Mrs. Ann, 143 Saratoga
Watkins Archibald, shoemaker, cor Sharp and
Lombard
Watkins Edward, carpenter, 106 Mulberry
Watkins Evan, edge tool maker, 37 Light,
dw 106 Mulberry
Watkins George W. tailor, 34 Dolphin
Watkins George W. tailor, 48 Haw
Watkins Geo. L. blacksmith, 106 Mulberry
Watkins Henry, machinist, 388 Penna, av
Watkins James S. clerk, 85 e Pratt
Watkins James, moulder, 693 w Baltimore
Watkins John G. boot fitter, 163 Warner
Watkins John N. attorney, 411 w Fayette
Watkins John T. furniture, 47 South, dw
2 Hollins
Watkins John H. 3 n Exeter
Watkins Joseph P. (Michael Dorsey & Co.)
131 Hanover
Watkins N. E. (Reid & Co.) 630 Lexington
Watkins Noble G. painter, 126 Welcome al
Watkins Oliver, blacksmith, 106 Mulberry
Watkins Richard G. clerk, 32 n Exeter
Watkins Thos. C. cor of Bolton and Lanvale
Watkins Thos. B. engineer, 688 Saratoga
Watkins Watkin, cop]ier smelter, 74 Beacon
Watkins Wm. tailor, 133 Barre
Watkins Wm. B. ladies shoes, 80 Lexington
Watkins Wni. T. painter, 172 Conway
Watkins Wm. W. discount clerk Merchants
Bank, 193 Hoffman
Watlington Sophia, 121 s Ann
Watson Alex'r, oils and paints, 173 w Pratt
Watson Charles, carpenter, 46 George
Watson D. R. fireman, 173 Preston
Watson Capt. Edw'd, pilot, 172 s Washing-
ton, F.P
Watson George W. barkeeper, 85 w Pratt
Watson G. W. barkeeper, 54 Jefferson
Watson Henry, 181 n Howard
Watson James, gate keepsr at the Jail
Watson John, clerk, 9 McF.lderry
WATSON JOS. Grocer and Liquor
Dealer, n w cor Caroline and East-
ern avenue.
Watson Napoleon, chairmaker, 201 Gough
Watson Robert, baker, 13 s Ann
Watson Robert, blacksmith, 7 Pleasant
Watson Lieut. Robert, U. S. A., 13 s Ann
Watson T. laborer, 476 w Lombard
Watson Thomas O. broker, 126 Central av
Watson Thomas, mate, 294 e Lombard
Watson Wm. tallow chandler, 65 Eastern av
Watson W. S. 145 w Hoffman
Watson Wm. laborer, 310 Forrest
Watson Wm. W. trunkmaker,. 173 wPratt
Watson Wm. H. paper hanger, 67 Ensor
Watson Wm. H. tin and sheet iron worker,
48 w Baltimore
Watt Richard, painter, 203 Columbia
Wattenscheydt Aug. jeweler, 475 w Baltimore
Wattenscheydt Charles, piano tuner, Baltimore
near Pine
Wattenscheydt John, bookbinder, 389 w Pratt
Wattenscheydt Julius, cigar maker, 389 w
Pratt
Walters Wm. J. H. salesman, 173 St. Paul
Watther iron founder, 27 Thames
Watts Mrs. Ann, 141 s Chapel
Watts Benj. P. miller, 149 Ross
Watts Benj. painter, 335 Mulberry
Watts Benj. fireman, 136 Lee
Watts Charles H. shoemaker, 497 Saratoga
Watts Garrad, (W. Wolvington & Holmes,)
8 n Calhoun
Watts George, drayman, 104 St, Peter
Watts George H. assessor's clerk, 199 Forrest
Watts G. S. (G. S. W. & Co.) 8 n Calhoun
WATTS G. S. & CO. manufacturers cigars
and dealers in tobacco and teas, 1 s Calvert
Watts Henry A. pilot, 282 e Baltimore
Watts James J, clerk, 207 Hanover
Watts J. T. clerk, 293 n Eutaw
Watts J. M. painter, basement s w cor St.
Paul and Fayette, dw 23 s Carey
Watts John, painter, N. C. R. R. near reser-
voir
Watts James B. 59 n Caroline
Watts James, bricklayer, 140 Barrc
Watts Jemima M. 155 s Paca
Watts J. Thomas, clerk, 251 Hollins
Watts Keziah, 199 Forrest
Watts Kinsey, grocer, 305 n Howard, dw 293
Franklin
Watts Mary A. 207 Hanover
Watts Nathaniel, excavator, 13 Townsend
Watts Oliver, painter, 196 w Fayette
Watts Rcverdy H. painter, 360 Lexington
Watts R. H. painter, 408 w Fayette
Watts Richard H. at custom house, 164 Lee
Watts Capt. Richard, mariner, 98 s Bond
Watts Saberts, bricklayer, 93 Jefferson
Watts Thomas M. pilot, 114 Gough
Watts Thomas N. ropemaker, 8 Chapel
Watts Washington, 104 St. Peter
Watts Wm. coachsmith, 118 Orleans
Watts Wm. mariner, 305 e Lombard
Watts Wm. H. R. coach painter, 28Aisquith
Watts Wm. T. painter, basement s w cor of
Calvert and Baltimore, dw Gilmorn of Lex-
ington
Waubel John, silver plater, 191 Light
Waudby Robert, n e cor Elliott and Potomac
Waugh Mrs. Beverly, 22 s Greene
Waugh A. Townsend, teacher, basement En-
glish Lutheran Church, Lombard nr Greene,
dw 22 s Greene
Waugh Wm. 22 s Greene
Waugh Wm. T. chair painter, 163 e Madison
Waxmuth August, shoemaker, 34 Welcome al
Waxmuth Henry, cabinet maker, 424 w Pratt
Waxter Mrs. Augustine, 83 Ross
Waxter Wm. T. driver, 99 Mount
Way A. J.H. 56McCulloh
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <&c.
Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ftl Spear'a Wharf.
WAY
416
WEB
Way Andrew J. (Butler, Perigo & W.) 56
McCulloh
Way Mrs. Catherine, 69 s Eden
Way John, grocery, 127 Greenmount aT
Ways Mrs. Ann M. 458 Lexington
Ways David F. S. telegraph operator, 40 n
Poppleton
Ways Leonard T. miller, 447 Saratoga
Ways Matthew J. miller, 430 Saratoga
Ways Samuel, fireman, 54 s Schroeder
Ways Victoria, vestmaker, 54 s Republican
Wayson Andrew F. grocer, 331 Harford ar
Wayson Dr. Geo. W. 196 Aisquith
Wayson John F. lamplighter, 331 Harford av
Wayson Thomas, mariner, 225 s Ann
Weaden Thomas, mate, 29 Thames
Weager George, cooper, 152 s Spring, dw 46
Bank
Weale Thomas F. (Geary & W.) 92 Saratoga
Weaster Joseph, salesman, 57 e Madison
WEATHERBY J. & SONS, stove and hot
air furnace dealers, 40 and 42 Light
Weatherby Charles, (J. W. & Sons,) 279
Lexington
Weatherby Charles, Hollins, 2d door from
Mount
Weatherby J. Emory, (J. W, & Sons,) 318 w
Lombard
Weatherby J. E. 318 w Lombard
Weatherby J. S. bookkeeper, 21 s Howard
Weatherby Jeremiah, (J. W, & Sons,) 21 a
Howard
Weatherby John S. engineer, 301 Canton av
Weatherley J. W. (Riddlemoser & W.) 42 n
Fremont
Weathers Joseph, clerk, 276 e Lombard
Weatherstine Jacob, painter, 368 Eastern av
Weatherstine Jas. ship joiner, 138 Lancaster
Weatherstine John H. watchman, Jefferson, s
of Gorsuch av.. Homestead
Weatherstine John, bricklayer, 364 Eastern av
Weatherstine Thaddeus, ship joiner, 150 s
Chester
Weatherstine Wm. carpenter, 366 Eastern av
Weaver Adam, stevedore, 223 s Bond
Weaver Casper, carpenter, 151 Chesnut
Weaver Charles, sexton St. Peters (Episco-
pal) church and bricklayer, 153 Chesnut
Weave.r Charles H. butcher, 96 Hamburg
Weaver Conrad, shoemaker, 182 Raborg
Weaver Daniel O. clerk, 77 Ross
WEAVER DANIEL, collector, 228 e Pratt
Weaver Dedrick C. painter, 124 n Eutaw, dw
165
Weaver Elizabeth, 298 Lexington
Weaver Elizabeth, tailoress, Strieker s of Pratt
Weaver Francis, flour dealer, 299 Penna av
Weaver Florentz, shoemaker, 33 s Wolfe
Weaver George, ropemaker, 456 Light
Weaver George, carter, 465 Ligiit
Weaver George, tailor, Wolfe near Pratt
Weaver George J. tailor, 3 s Frederick
Weaver George, morocco shaver, 165 Chesnut
Weaver George, laborer, 19 Jackson's ct
Weaver George, shoemaker, 132 French
Weaver Henry, tanner, 26 e Lombard
Weaver Isaac H. 509 w Fayette
Weaver Jacob B. 92 McElderry
WEAVER JACOB, undertaker in general, 21
and 23 Ross. — [See pa^e 60 Advertisements.]
Weaver Jacob, wheelwright, Balderston near
Charles, dw Light near Cross
Weaver Jaa. E. painter, 55 Park, dw 74 Pine
Weaver James E. embalmer of the dead, 22 w
Fayette
Weaver James, painter, 418 w Baltimore
Weaver John, 264 w Pratt
Wearer John, engineer, 268 e Monument
Weaver John, laborer, 136 William
Weaver John, locksmith, rear of 134 Saratoga
Weaver John, tailor, 33 St. Mary
Weaver John, laborer, 10 Russell
Weaver John, 182 Raborg
Weaver John, cor Pratt and Sharp
Weaver John, merchant, 130 Pine
Weaver John W. photographer, 85 w Balti-
more, dw cor Paca and New
Weaver John, laborer, 232 n Dallas
Weaver John, 11 Bennett
Weaver John, shoemaker, 39 James al
WEAVER JOHN H. undertaker and cabinet
maker, 22 w Fayette
Weaver Levi, paper box manufacturer, over
171^ s Sharp, dw 509 w Fayette
Weaver Louis, 4 Wyeth
Weaver Louisa, confect'y, 268 e Monument
Weaver Mary J. 418 w Baltimore
Weaver Mrs. Mary, 77 Ross
Wearer Mary, music teacher, 165 n Eutaw
Weaver Melchor, shoemaker, 12 Barnes
Weaver Nicholas, laborer. Willow nr. McKira
Wearer Peter, piano maker, 17 Baker ct
Weaver Peter, baker, 564 w Lombard
Weaver Peter, laboi-er, 77 Peirce
Weaver Philip, blacksmith and wheelwright,
268 8 Caroline
Weaver Robert, shoemaker, 65 Ross
Weaver Samuel, shoemaker, 160 n Eutaw
Weaver Theresa, seamstress, 182 Raborg
Weaver Veit, shoemaker, 39 James al
Weaver Wm. undertaker, 177 n Paca
Weaver Wm. H. butcher, 75 Hanover mar-
ket, dw 616 Light
Weaver AVm. H. artist, 147 e Baltimore
Weaver Wm. cabinet maker, 134 Low
Weaver Wm. shoemaker, 77 Ross
Webb Abner, 48 n Greene
Webb Albert L. & Bro. com. merchants, and
agents for Dupont's powder, cor Pratt and
Commerce
Webb Albert L. (Albert L. W. & Bro.) 120
St. Paul
Webb Anthony, plasterer, 237 e Eager
Webb Augustus P. groceries and feathers, n w
cor Lexington and Paca, dw 50 n Greene
Webb Mrs. Catherine, 88 Greenmount av
WEBB CHARLES & JAMES & CO. soap
and candle manufacturers, 136 Ensor. — [See
I. 27 Jldvertisements.]
bb Charles H. clerk, 261 w Fayette
Webb Charles, (J. Armstrong & Co.,) Read
near Charles
Webb Charles, (C. & J. W. & Co.,) Read
near Charles
Webb Clarissa, 43 Chew
Webb Clark, laborer, 121 Hollins
Webb D. C tavern, 89 Thames
Webb Edmund J., Quartermaster's depart-
ment, 8 s Gay, dw 51 s Sharp
Webb Mrs. Eliza A. 148 s Fremont
Webb Mrs. Frances Ann, 101 e Pratt
Webb George F. (Albert L. W. & Bro.) 213
w Lombard
WEBB GEORGE W. goldsmith and jeweler,
s e cor Light and Baltimore, dw 142 Park
Webb Mrs. Elizabeth, 81 n Liberty
Wei
GEO. S. PAGB & BRO., Maumfnctiirers of Roofs and Rooiiug Slaterlalg, 111 Smltll'a
Wharf. O. HART SMITH, Agent.
WEB
417
WEa
Webb Henry A. (N. W. & Bro.,) 253 Sara-
toga
Webb Henry W. hardware, n w cor Calvert
and Pratt, dw 592 Lexington
Webb James E. clerk, 244 n Howard
Webb James, (C, & J. W. & Co.,) 419 Cen-
tral av
Webb James W. millwright, 109 s Washing-
ton, F. P-
Webb John, police, 189 Central av
Webb John, machinist, 27 s Schroeder
Webb John, sr., jeweler, 12 Harford av
Webb John A. clerk, 244 n Howard
Webb John R. engineer, 109 s Washington,
F. P.
Webb John, driver, 281 Eastern av
Webb Louisa, 244 n Howard
Webb Martha, 326 Saratoga
Webb Mrs. Mary E. confectionery, 103 e
Fayette
Webb Milton, 103 e Fayette
WEBB NATHAN & BRO. tobacconists, 148
w Pratt
Webb Nathan, (N. W.& Bro.,) 326 Saratoga
Webb Samuel M. importer of Havana cigars
and meerschaum goods, 9 n Liberty, dw 244
n Howard
Webb Samuel, laborer, 103 Ellicott
Webb Samuel, caulker, 7 Williamson al
Webb Mrs. Sophia L. 396 w Fayette
Webb Thomas N. tobacco and cigars, s e cor
Madison and Garden, dw 244 n Howard
Webb Thomas, cigar maker 88 e Madison
Webb Vincent, carpenter, 234 e Monument
WEBB WM. P. insurance agent, 89 w Second,
dw 314 Lexington. — [See Mvertisement be-
ginning of book, Sfc.
Webb Mrs. Wm. 101 e Pratt
Webb Wm. D. huckster, 103 Elliott, Canton
Webb Wm. H. clerk, 127 Walsh
Webber Alex, paper hanger, 120 Chew
Webber George, laborer, 129 s Chester
Webber John, paper hanger, 246 Canton av
Webber John H. barkeeper, 41 German
Webber Thomas, chairmaker, 191 e Madison
Webbert Geo. blacksmith, 14 s Republican
Weber Adam, grocery, 216 e Lombai-d
Weber Adam, tailor, 3 Josephine
Weber Andrew, shoemaker, 411 Light
Weber Arthur, clerk, 236 Madison av
Weber August, soldier, 218 Washington , F.H .
Weber Caspar, tailor, 315 w Pratt
Weber Charles, tailor, 36 Burke
Weber Charles, grocer, 372 Light
Weber Elizabeth, lager beer, 260 s Broadway
Weber Ferdinand, cigar maker, 152 e Pratt
Weber F. mariner, 281 Aliceanna
Weber Harman D. shoemaker, 70 Camden
Weber Henry, varnisher, 255 s Paca
Weber Henry C. porter, 91 Amity al
Weber Jacob, wheelwright, 403 Light
Weber John C. blacksmith, 482 Penna av
Weber John, tailor, 196 c Madison
Weber John, baker, 281 e Pratt
Weber Joseph, mariner, 107 Canton av
Weber Justus, cigar maker, 82 Gough
Weber Louis M. tavern, 20 Centre Market sp
Weber Louis, currier, 53 Buren
Weber Margaret, dressmaker, 36 Burke
Weber Mary, laundress, 26 Abey al
Weber Paul F. clerk, 372 Light
Weber Philip, tailor, 654 w Baltimore
Weber Wm. blacksmith, 271 n Central av
Weber Wm. F. carpenter, 74 Columbia
Webster Algernon, mariner, 26 Henrietta
Webster Angeline, 195 Aisquith
Webster Charles W. printer, 100 Barre
Webster Daniel E. mariner, 2 Be\^n
Webster Elizabeth, 19 McCulIoh
Webster George W. laborer, 76 Henrietta
Webster Henry, tobacco inspector, 76 Henri-
etta
Webster Dr. Henry W. 128 s Sharp
Webster Dr. Henry W. jr., 179 s Charles
Webster James, engineer, 2 Bevan
Webster James R. teacher, 10 s Calhoun
Webster John H. U. S. N. 76 Henrietta
WEBSTER JOHNT. family grocer, 310 n
Howard
Webster Joseph, salesman, 57 e Madison
Webster Joseph J. G. teacher, 128 s Sharp
Webster Margaret, tailoress, 63 Hillen
Webster Martha, 134 w Biddle
Webster John D. clerk, 158 Cross
Webster John T. ship carpenter, 228 Mont-
gomery
Webster Joseph, saddler, 326 Canton av
Webster Robert K. coach painter, 63 Hillen
Webster Thos. W. trimmings, 233 Lexington
Webster Wm. W. apothecary, cor Charles
and Lee, dw 128 s Sharp
Webster William, 19 McCulloh
Webster William, hardware, 297 n Howard
Webster Capt. Wm. maritier, 337 e Pratt
Wechter Adam, laborer, 358 s Charles
Wecke Henry, shoemaker, 26 Albemarle
Weckesser Henry, boiler maker, 30 Scott
Weckcsser John, carpenter, 356 n Eutaw
Weckesser John, cigar maker, 110 St. Mary
Weddler Henry, miller, 40 Portland
Wedekind Fred, laborer, 227 s Bethel
Wedel J. Paulus, porter, 354 s Eutaw
Wedge Simon, collector Baltimore American,
Brown's Hotel, 119 n High
Wedge Capt. Wm. S. mariner, 647 w Fayette
Wedge Wm. laborer, 222 s Bethel
Wedge Wm. S. clerk, 36 Jackson
Wedge Wm. S. piovisions, dw 464 w Fayette
Wedinger Theodore, laborer, McMechin near
Grundy
Weedon E. A. cigar maker,|72 s Howard *
Weedon Horatio N. tobacconist, 72 n Eutaw
Weedon James H. (Hamilton Easter & Co.)
575 w Fayette
Weeks Alfred, sr. laborer, 88 s Carey
Weeks C. E. V. clerk, 212 w Biddle
Weeks Ezekiel, watchman, 650 w Pratt
Weeks Joseph, 282 Madison av
Weeks John L. 282 Madison av
Weeks John L. (Dougherty, Woods & Co.)
282 Madison av
Weeks Samuel F. plumber, 62 Jefferson
Weeks Samuel,, pattern maker, 88 s Carey
Weeks Sarah A. 475 Franklin
WEEMS CAPT. GEO. W. mariner, 506 w
Fayette
Weems Joseph, clerk, 6 Josephine
WeemsCapt. Mason L. 6 n Carey
Weems Mrs. N. P. 129 w Biddle
Weems Capt. Theodore, mariner, 506 w Fay-
ette
Weems Theodore, laborer, Canton av near
Gist
Wegand Peter, butcher, 152 Peirce
Wegener Robert, clerk, 174 Central av
Wegfaht Charles, carpet weaver, 136 Low
■WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Ingnrance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lafe Insurance Co., Wewai-k, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
27
WEQ
418
WEI
Weglein Aaron, smith in general, 87 Bank,
dw 12G s Bond
Weglein Louis, dry goods, 67 w Baltimore
Wegner Dr. Augustus, 101 Lexington
Wegner August, clerk, 101 Lexington
Wegner Chas. G. salesman, 101 Lexington
Wegner John F. bookkeeper, 101 Lexington
Wegner Peter, carpet weaver, 233 e Eager
Weliage Mrs. Elizabeth, 67 Portland
Wehage Herman H. grocery, 221 Hanover
Wehage Henry, laborer, 121 Stirling
Wehage John H. paver, 381 s Charles
Wehn Mrs. Elizabeth, 252s Eutaw
Wehn Frederick, huckster, Ross nr Hoffman
Wehn Helena, confectionery, 274 e Monument
Wehn Henry, shoemaker, 274 e Monument
Wehn Paul C. tinner, 9 Abey al
Wehn Philip, clerk, 198 Henrietta
Wehner Catharine, 80 s Central av
Wehner Hammond, shoemaker, 176 s Wolfe
Wehner John, carpenter, 493 Saratoga
Wehon Edward, shoemaker, cor West and
Hanover
Wehouse Frederick, box maker, 57 e Madi-
son
Wehr Francis, blacksmith, 28 Liberty al
Wehr Fredk. brick maker, 55 Fountain
Wehr Michael, paver, 123 Stirling
Wehr Peter, blacksmith, 295 e Eager
Wehrliane Henry, (Gerdes, Bulling & W.)
50 St. Paul
Wehrheim John P. blacksmith, 105 Plum
Wehrman Fredk. cooper, over 110 Dugan's
wharf
Wehruni John, paper carrier, 383 Penna. av
Wehsenburg Henry, cabinet maker, 171 n
Central av
Weibbrecht John, cooper, 265 Hanover
Weibel John, shoemaker, 200 Conway
Weible David, locksmith, 6 East
Weiblenian Bernar.l, 39 s Wolf
Weichman Charles, cigar maker, 172 Sarah
Ann
Weichman Mrs. Joanna, 172 Sarah Ann
Weide Fredk. soldier, 62 Philpot
Weideg Mrs. Charlotte, shoe binder, 70 s
Eutaw
'Weidemeyer Adam, cabinet maker, 558 w
Baltimore
Weidemeyer Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 69 Daw-
son al
WEIDENBACH AUGUST, artist and pro-
fessor of drawing and painting, 26 Pearl
WeicJer Jos. Dallas n of Gough
Weidcy Chas. cutter, 336 s Charles
Weidey Wilhelmina, millinery and trimm'gs,
336 s Charles
Weidner Andreas, driver, 742 w Baltimore
Weidner Andrew, woodsawyer, 40 Biddle al
Weidner Mrs. Caroline, lamps and oil, 742 w
Baltimore
Weidner Chas. F. watchman, 4 Baker ct
Weidner Francis, baker, 89 n Schroeder
Weifenbach Casper, shoemaker, 237 e Lom-
bard
Weigand A. farm hand, 157 Stirling
Weigand Frank, bird cages, 204 s Bond
Weigand Henry C. restaurant, s e cor How-
ard and Camden
Weigand Henry C. barber, 98 Camden
Weigand John, cabinet maker, 53 Rosa
Weigant Jos. clerk, 194 s Eutaw
Weigel Henry, 185 Hanover
J. IIE.VUY (ilESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Secii?;, «S
Ro»euiUae Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.
Weigel John, blacksmith, 253 n Central av
Weigel John J. blacksmith, 239 n Central av
Weigel Justus, tailor, 255 Hanover
Weigel Wm. H., U. S. A. 185 Hanover
Weigert Anton, laborer, 07 s Wolfe
Weigert Chas. butcher, 41 s Durham
Weighart Christian, shoemaker, 93 Penna av
Weigle Geo. paver, 79 Preston
Weigle Geo. shoemaker, 46 s Republican
Weiglein Louis, dry goods, 9 e Baltimore, dw
67
Weigman Ambrose, shoemaker, 69 Portland
Weigman Jos. shoemaker, 80 Park
Weigner Christian, shoemaker, 37 Penn
Weihrauch Godfrey, tinner, 240 s Eutaw
Weihraugh Ernest', soldier, 199 Bethel ct ,
Weihraugh Geo. M. shoemaker, 150 Ensor
Weik Wm. L. butcher, 56 Centre and 56
Lexington markets, dw Penna. av nr toll-
gate
Weikard Martin, cooper, 213 Hamburg
Weikel Christian, tailor, 9 Barnet
Weikel Peter, merchant tailor, 7 Light, dw
463 Franklin
Weikland John, laborer, 8 Albemarle
WeikofF John, laborer, 99 Eastern av
Weil Asher, variety store, 14 Centre Market
space
Weil Benj. clothier, 110 s Eutaw, dw 205
Light
Weil Conrad, carpenter, 291 s Durham
Weil E. P. boot and shoemaker, 113 n Gay
Weil Elizabeth, 327 n Gay
Weil Hannah, rags, 154 s Durham
Weil Henry, brewer, 321 Penna. av
Weil Henry, tailor, Fremont nr Penna. av
Weil Jacob, clothier, 205 Light
Weil Marx, property agent and collector, 236
Canton av
WEIL MAURITZ H. tavern, 19 n Frederick
Weil N. S. clerk, 87 Thames
Weil Philip, glass blower, 10 Henry
Weild Mrs. Margaret, seamstress, 36 St.
Mary
Weilepp August, photographer, 19 e Balti-
more
Weiler Chas. grocer, 219 e Pratt
Weilert Henry, laborer, 21 s Regester
Weilfield Geo. barber. Central av nr Gay
Welling Mina, 19 Aisquith
Weilinhorst , cigar mak. 323 e Lombard
Weiller Henry, piano maker, 211 s Eutaw
Weiller John, laborer, 27 Thames
Weiller John, tailor, rear of 73 Hanover
Weiller , clothier, 279 w Lombard
Weiller John, carpet weaver, 112 Cross
Weiller John, laborer, 56 Johnson
Weiller Jos. brush maker, 263 Aisquith
Weiller Wilhelm, tailor, rear of 73 Hanover
Weilley John G. laborer, 416 Cross
Weilsenhaugh John, laborer, 109 n Bethel
Wcinbach Abi-am, glazier, 28 Jefferson
Weinberg Ansel, (Goldenburg & W.) 68 n
Front
Weinbergen Nathan, 274 s Dallas
Weinberger Sebastian, tailor, 264 n Central
avenue
Weincamp Andrew, carter, 236 s Dallas
Weineke John G. butcher, 93 Centre market,
dw York road
Weiner Henry, clerk, 169 Light
Weiner Otto T. lithographer, 170 Conway
Weinert Wm. laborer, 21 s Regester
WEI
419
WEL
Weingarten Aaron, millinery, 166 Lexington
Weingarten Solomon, tobacconist, 173 Loui-
siana av
Weingate John, laborer, 35 s Wolfe
Weingerstein Geo. cooper, 32 Bank
Weinreich Chas. shoemaker, 43 Harrison
Weinreicht Christopher, shoemaker, 75 e
Lombard
Weinreicht Francis, shoemaker, 75 e Lom-
bard
Weinrich Henry, tailor, 27 s Central av
Weir Wm, J. paper hanger, 155 Hollins
Weirmeyer Danl. 12 New
Weirmeyer Mrs. Eve, cake shop, 12 New
Weirnkall Mrs. Amelia, trimmings, 208 s
Eutaw
Weirston Henry, butcher, 257 Hamburg
Weis Fredk. baker, 39 s Paca
Weis Fredk. butcher, 68 Centre, 48 Lexing-
ton and 27 Hanover markets, dw 448 w'
Pratt
Weis Geo. laborer, 156 Aliceanna
Weis Geo. cooper, 271 Ann
Weis Henry, teacher. Chase nr Central av
Weis Henry, laborer, 280 n Gay
Weis Herman, furniture, 53 Moore al
Weis John P. butcher, 59 Hanover market,
dw cor Ross and Biddle al
Weis Lewis, butcher, 58 Centre, 48 Lexing-
ton and 27 Hanover markets, dw 448 w
Pratt
Weis Mary, confectionery, 156 Aliceanna
Weis Michael, cooper, 28 Monroe
Weis Valentine, tailor, 420 Canton av
Weis Wm. cooper, 46 Gough
Weisback Catherine, huckstress, rear of 73
Hanover
Weisbacher John, cutter, 31 Arch
Weisbein David, (Cohen & W.) 9 s Fred-
erick
Weisbrod Conrad, cooper, 8 Creek al
Weise Conrad, 130 Eden
Weise Geo. gardener, 56 w Hoffman
Weise Julius, cigar maker, 64 s Ann
Weise Wm. iron roller, 102 s Washington,
F. P.
Weisenbach Louis, clerk, 70s Central av
Weisenbach Rosa, fancy goods, 70 s Central
avenue
Weisenberger Mrs. 97 s Chapel
Weisenfat Francis, 42 s Wolfe
Weisenfelter John, blacksmith, 306 s Charles
Weiser Betsy, 259 Forrest
Weiser John, machinist, 32 Leadenhall
Weisgerber Conrad, baker, 238 Columbia
Weisgerber Henry, HSi^ Franklin
Weiss John, box maker,''254 e Lombard
Weishampel Benj. F. hosiery and fancy goods,
488 w Baltimore, dw 226 Franklin
Weishampel Rev. John F. sr. 226 Franklin
WEISHAMPEL JOHN F. Jr. bookseller
and stationer, 8 Eutaw House, cor Balti-
more and Eutaw, and 484 w Baltimore
Weisinger Charles, groceries and liquors, 180
s Bond
Weishahr August, tavern, 7 Clay
Weisheit Theodore, trunk maker, 44 s Exeter
Weiskey Jacob, laborer, 8 Gist
WElSKlTTEL ANTON, stove and hollow
ware foundry, 302, 304, 306 and 308 Alice-
anna, dw 68 s Washington, F. P.
Weisler Abraham, dry goods, 260 Aliceanna
Weisner Conrad H. carpenter, 19 Henrietta
Weisner Geo. W. baker, 504 n Gay
Weisner Jacob, laborer, 76 s High
Weisner Gottfried, musician, Snyder al
Weisman Christian, laborer, 1 Wyeth
Weisman Franz, cooper, 328 e Lombard
Weisterman F. 138 Thames '
Weismiller Louis, shoemaker, 68 Camden
Weist John, drayman, Washington road
Weist John, carter, 180 Raborg
Weistland Henry, tailor, 45 s Republican
Weiss Conrad M. grocery, 52 Burgundy al
Weiss John, tavern, 56 Park
Weiss John M. lager beer, 31 Lee
Weiss Joseph, soldier, 353 Hanover
Weiss Robert, tailor, 33 e Lombard
Weissinger Charles, grocer, 180 s Bond
Weissman Henry, shoemaker, 236 s Charles
Weitter John, laborer, 6 Creek al
Weittener Henry, laborer, 433 w Pratt
Weitner Jacob, laborer, 86 s High
Weitmeyer Jacob, tobacconist, 51 n Gay
Weitner Michael, laborer, 66 Aliceanna
Weitner Peter, potter, rear of 221 s Wolfe
Weitner Paul, shoemaker, 20 Nevr
Weitner Francis, junk shop, 82 Lancaster
Weitzel Conrad, laborer, 270 s Caroline
Weitzell Frederic M. barber, 197 Ramsay
WEITZEL HENRY, grocer, 82 Lancaster
Weitzell Jacob, sail maker, 132 s Regester
Weitzel John, 125 n Central av
Weitzell John, chair maker, 252 n Eden
Weitzell John, wheelwright, 8 Bevaii
Weitzell Martin, lager beer, 100 Eastern av
Weitzell Wm. sail maker, 126 s Regester
Weixelbaum Lazarus, teacher, 25 n Eden
Weizel Adam, laborer, 45 Bank
Welby Charles C. & Co. telegraph flour
mills, n e cor President and Fawn, dw C.
C. W. 28 n Gay
Welby Thomas J. 46 e Pratt
Welch Mrs. Alina, tailoress, 2 Bedford al
Welch Benj. F. clerk, 345 e Pratt
Welch Ferdinand, laborer, 137 West
Welch Francis A. glove cleaner, 84 Lexington
Welch James, wagoner, 69 Eastern av ^
Welch James W. contractor, 43 Lemmon
Welch John, oils, paints, &c., 130 Thames,
dw 345 e Pratt
Welch John M. assistant assessor 2d district,
50 e Baltimore, dw 69 Jefferson ,
Welch John C. collector, 235 n Eden
Welch John W. harness maker, 5 Orleans
Welch J. B. & Son, grocers and commission
merchants, 64 South
Welch John B. (J. B. W. & Son,) 122 e Bal-
timore
Welch Mrs. Josephine, 73 Ross
Welch Martin, coachman, 146 L. Greene
Welch Mrs. Mary, 143 Peirce
Welch Michael, Falls road extended
Welch Samuel, iron moulder, 225 e Pratt
Welch Simon, magistrate, 196 s Bond, dw 275
e Pratt
Welch Wm. B. clerk, 122 e Baltimore
Welch Wm. carpenter, 101 Chew
Welch Wm. clerk, 73 Ross
Welde George, baker, 13 Aisquith
Welden Mary E. 313 e Madison
Welden Wi'lliam T. photographer, 313 e
Madison
Welkner John G. shoemaker, 445 Lexington
Wellener Basil H. shipwright, 317 e Pratt
Weller Alfred, carpenter, 402 Saratoga
GS:0. S. PAG£ & BRO., Mnniifactiirers of Roofs nnd Roofinj
Wharf. C. HART SJ»nTH, Agent.
Mntcrials, 111 Smitli'fl
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420
WEN
Weller Catharine, 23 Peach al
Weller Charles, cooper, 23 Peach al
Weller Christopher, laborer, 196 w Fayette
Weller Edwin A. bookkeeper, 130 w Fayette
Weller George D. tavern, 23 w Centre
Weller Geo. car driver, 193 Ramsay
Weller HenVy, whip sawyer, 9 Ellicott
Weller Henry, grocer, 192 s Howard
Weller John H. baker, 62 s Schroeder
Weller Louis, tanner 101 Harrison
Weller Melheur, soldier, 382 Penna. av
Weller Nicholas, blacksmith, 58 Portland
Weller Philip, blacksmith, 54 Gough
Wellham Hezekiah, gardener, 30 s Carey
WELLINGHOFF H. F. agent German In-
telligence office, 55 Thames
Wellmore Edward H. clerk, 160 Mulberry
Wellmore Edw. portrait painter, 160 Mulberry
Wellmore Henry Z. 160 Mulberry
Wellmore Thos. W. ship carpenter, 63 Block
Wellner Frederick, bricklayer, 86 n Pine
Wells Edward, wood, 108 Light st. wharf,
dw 24 s Carey
Wells Mrs. Eliza, 51 s Broadway
Wells Mrs. Elizabeth, grocery, 207 Ramsay
Wells Mrs. Elizabeth, n w cor Bond and
Fayette
Wells George W. laborer, 32 n Amity
Wells George W. (John Wells & Sons,) 62
Eastern av
Wells Henry S. clerk Union Bank, dw Cal-
houn between Lexington and Saratoga
Wells Honora, grocery, 6 Bank
Wells James, bricklayer, 550 w Lombard
Wells James K. runner Marine Bank, dw
Calhoun n of Lexington
Wells John, jr., (John W. & Sons,) 62 East-
ern av
Wells John, tailor, 204 Bank
WELLS JOHN & SONS, engineers and ma-
chinists, 136 Eastern av
Wells John W. hay presser, 54 Fort av
Wells Capt. J. Howard, C. S., U. S. A. 20
South
Wells John, treasurer of Holiday st. Theatre,
61 s Caroline
Wells John, (John W. & Sons,) 62 Eastern av
Wells Joseph, shoemaker, 354 n Gay
Wells Lewis W. Charles st, av. n of North-
ern av
Wells Lydia, confectionery, 31 Brune
Wells Mrs. Mary, 35 Scott
Weils Mrs. Mary, 260 Mulberry
Wells Richard P. mariner, 34 Stiles
Wells Robert, (John W. & Sons,) 74 s
Caroline
Wells Robert H. carpenter, 150 s Caroline
Wells Susan, 250 Aisquilh
Wells Wm. soldier, 12 St. Peter
Wells Wm. H. bookkeeper Union Bank, dw
Calhoun near Lexington
WeHslager Geo. 206 Aliceanna
Wellslager Stepheii D. painter, 206 Aliceanna
WELSH ALONZO, restaurant, 36 Towson,
L. P.
Welsh Anthony, laborer, 43 s Wolfe
Welsh Betsy, confectionery, 68 Hillen
Welsh Charles E. (Wm.W. & Sons,) Hooks-
town, Baltimorce co, 27 s Gay
Welsh Edward, laborer, 117 Plum
Welsh James P. boiler maker, 209 Lemmon
Welsh James, laborer, 24 Pleasant al
Welsh James L. bootmaker, 361 Penna. av
Welsh John W. (Wm. W. & Sons,) 27 s Gay
Welsh John, fisherman, 5 Heath
Welsh John grocery, 36 Block
Welsh John, laborer, John nr Reservoir
Welsh John, jr. machinist, John nr Reservoir
Welsh John, laborer, 70 Towson
Welsh John, laborer, 35 s Frederick
Welsh Joseph M. (Wm. W. & Sons,). 333
Franklin
Welsh J.W. (Wm.W. & Sons,) Hookstown,
Baltimore co
Welsh Lawrence, carpenter, 380 Bank
Welsh Mark, stone cutter, 68 Hillen
Welsh Mary, laundress, 22 Lerew al
Welsh Michael, stonemason, 20 Rose
Welsh Michael, laborer, 66 s Oregon
Welsh Michael, soldier, 27 Haw
Welsh Michael, mariner, 4 Armistead la
Welsh Michael, laborer, 382 Bank
Welsh Michael, carter, 9 Fell
Welsh Michael, shoemaker, 27 Hillen
Welsh Patrick, laborer, 55 Haubert
Welsh Patrick, ship carpenter, 368 Canton av
Welsh Robert, miller, 504 w Pratt
Welsh Thomas, tavern, 213 Light
Welsh Thomas, clerk, 101 s Sharp
Welsh Thomas, 141 s Castle al
Welsh Thomas, carpenter, 16 Prospect la
Welsh Thomas 1. 108 Hanover
WELSH WM. & SONS, wholesale tobacco
and cigar warehouse, 27 s Gay, cor Second.
[Seepage 58 .^dverlisements.]
Welsh Wm. (W. W. & Sons,) 142 Pearl
Welsh Wm. porter, 219 Scott
WELSH WM. tobacco inspector, warehouse
No. 4, dw 142 Pearl
Welsh Wm. H. (Wm. W. & Sons,) 611 w
Fayette
Welsh Dr. Wm. P. dentist, 45 Hanover
Welsh Wm. F. laborer, 10 Fort av
Welsh William C. tobacconist, 83 n Poppleton
Welshoffer Charles, machinist, 132 Pine
Welshoffer Henry, carpenter, 132 Pine
Welshuver Wm. carpenter, 82 Ross
Welslager Jamt-s G. 43 s Liberty
WELTNER ADAM, proprietor of Hanover
House, 77 Hanover
Weltner John, carpenter, 334 s Sharp
Welty Eichelberger, currier, 109 n Howard
Wench James, cartor, 69 Eastern av
Wenchel Conrad, shoemaker, 189 e Lombard
Wendall Adam, carter, 45 Eastern av
Wende Henry, foundryman, 606 Light
Wendel Henry, carpenter, 272 s Durham
Wender Frantz, cooper, 183 s Bethel
Wendt Charles Y. tobacconist, 173 s Bond
Weneke Jno. G. butcher, 43 Fell's Point Mar-
ket, dw Baltimore co
Wengert L. shoemaker, n w cor Thames and
Bond
Wenig Caspar, grocery, 37 Burke, Canton
Wenner Earnest, carver, 159 e Baltimore
Wenning Alfred, printer, 182 Forest
Wentker Henry, shoemaker, 47 s Wolfe
Wentworth J. cigar maker, 21 Orleans
Wentworth Thomas J. of Mo well's furnace,
dw O'Donnell near Potomac, Canton
Wentz Alfred, finisher, 66 Scott
Wentz Charles I. machinist, 67 Columbia
Wentz Mrs. Eliza, 67 Columbia
Wentz Henry, police, 198 Eastern av
Wentz James, helper, 43 s Poppleton
Wentz John B. cupper and leecher, 211 s Ann
TV'JSl, P. \TEBn, Mnrlne, Fire and JAfe Insnrance Agent and Broker. Agent ''MntiMl
Benefit Lilfe InjjurAncc Co., ZTeTrark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
WEN
421
WES
Wentz Philip, tailor, 240 Hanover
Wentz Samuel, block and pump maker, 22
Pleasant al
"Wentz Sam'l H. bookkeeper Mechanics' B'k,
337 w Fayette
WENTZ WILLIAM & CO. oyster and fruit
packers, s e cor Pratt and Emory
Wentz Wm. A. (W. A.- W & Co.) 314- w
Fayette
Wentzchell George, cabinet maker, 64 s Re-
gester
Wentzel Adam, laborer, 5 Spruce al
Wentzel Albert, coachmaker, 37 Albemarle
Wentzel Conrad, shoemaker, 86 n Exeter
Wentzel Frank, cabinet maker, 1,55 Sarah Ann
Wentzell Lewis, laborer, 193 s Chapel
Wenzel Conrad, cabinet maker, 17 Pearl
Wenzel Harman, laborer, over 1 10 Dugan 's wf
Wenzel John H. paver, 70 Moore al
Wenzel Martin, shoemaker, 398 Saratoga
Wenzel Sophia, midwife, 17 Pearl
Wenzul Caspar, shoemaker, 109 n Eden
Weppler John, boiler maker, 206 HoUins
Werbebaugh Cornelius, clerk, 158 Saratoga
Werdebaugh Henry, (H. J. W. & Co.) 158
Saratoga
Werdebaugh John, sr. clerk, 158 Saratoga
WERDEBAUGH H. J. & Co. fancy and va-
riety goods dealers, 292 w Baltimore
WERNEBURG WILLIAM, pharmaceutist
and druggist, n e cor Charles and Mont-
gomery
WERNEBURG WILLIAM, pharmaceutist
and druggist, s e cor High and Lombard
WERNEBURG & SCHAD, druggists, s e
cor Bond and Canton av
Werner Bernard, tailor, 11 Hill
Werner Ernst, cooper, 76 Biddle al
Werner Frederick, 34 Fountain
Werner John, shoemaker, 195 s Regester
Werner John, shoemaker, 320 e Monument
Werneth Lucas, paver, 86 Orchard
Wernex Catherine, grocery, 190 L. Hughes
Wernex George, soldier, 190 L. Hughes
Wernex Margaret, 190 L. Hughes
Wernig Mrs. Catherine, 49 Ross
Wernig Joseph R. brass finisher, 49 Ross
Wernig Joseph R. bookkeeper, 49 Ross
Wernsing John H. grocery, 69 Watson
Werrline John, carman, 610 Light
Wertheim H. laborer, 7 Fell
Werther George, cigar maker, 35 Register
Wesker George, laborer, 186 s Bond
Wesleyan Sabbath School, (M. E.) 181 s Bond
Wesley Chapel, (Meth. Epis.) cor Sharp and
Bar re
Wesley Jacob, boilcrmaker, 359 Light
Wesley John, machinist, 297 William
Wesley Lewis, laborer, 12 Wyeth
Wess Bernard, grocery, 83 n Bond
Wessel Henry, fancy store, 266 n Central av
Wessels Asa W. laborer, 73 Warner
Wessels Charles, tavern, cor Ann and Lan-
caster
Wessels Littleton B. clerk, 73 Warner
Wesslers P. grocery, 295 Aliceanna
Wesman Frederick, tailor, 152 s Bond
Wesmyer Adam, blacksmith, 103 Eastern av
West Baltimore (Meth. Prot.) Church, cor
Greene and Lombard
West Charles H. painter, 136 Lee
West Charles, clerk, Fayette near Fulton
West Constantine, shoemaker, 510 Light
West Christopher, (C. W. & Sons,) 25 n
Calhoun
WEST CHRISTOPHER & SONS, ethereal
and coal oil, and alcohol, 306 w Pratt
West Daniel, shoemaker, 181 n Central av
West D. Pnikney, superintendent of fire alarm
-telegraph, 159 Aisquith
West Driscilla E. laundress, 127 Hamburg
West Mrs. Edith, 179 Bank
West George W. 251 n Eden
West George P. (Christopher W. & Sons,)
168 w Fayette
West George, mariner, 245 s Durham
West Harriet, 230 n Eulaw
West H. Montgomery, clerk, 51 Lexington
West Isaac, butcher, Greenmount av near
Cemetery
West James, mariner, 153 Aliceanna
West James R. smelter, 76 Gough
West John, actor, 40 e Baltimore
West John, saw sharpener, 23 w Lombard
West John, rigger, 146 Lancaster
West John J. 327 Saratoga
West Joseph, engineer, 136 Lee
West R. P. S. carman, 124 Thames
West Salathiel M. shoemaker, 146 n Eden
West Samuel, cooper, 101 West
West Sarah C. 324 Saratoga
West Sarah, 7 Jackson
West Mrs. Sophia, 92 Barre
West Wm. 72 Saratoga
West Wm. sr. (W. & W. H. jr.,) 72 e Pratt
West Wm. H. plasterer, 236 e Lombard
West Wm. H. H. 251 n Eden
West Wm. C. (Christopher W.& Sons,) 25
n Calhoun
West William, nuts, bolts and washers, 151
North, dw 133 s Bond
West Wm. laborer, cor Hollins and Repub-
lican
West Wm.& Wm. H. jr., lumber merchants,
cor Mill and Bowly
West W. (W. & Atkinson) 133 s Bond
West Wm. metal smelter, 133 s Bond
West Wm. H. (Wm.& W H. W. jr.,)64e
Pratt
West Wm. ship carpenter, 528 s Chapel
Westbrook Charrick, superintendent tele-
graph B. & 0. R. R. 236 German
Westcott James, rope, 113 McElderry's whf,
dw 71 Centre Market space
Westenburger M. tailoress, 16 Brune
Westenfeld Christian, clerk, 30 n Greene
Westerich Charles, cigar store, cor Franklin
and State, dw 146 Saratoga
Westerich Jacob, cigar maker, 146 Saratoga
Westerman Capt. A. F. mariner, 132 s Bond
Wcsterman Ahikam, bailiff, 190 Mulberry
Westerman F. H. bookkeeper, 190 Mulberry
Westerman Joshua S. clerk N. C. R. R. 190
Mulberry
Westerman Samuel E. clerk B. & 0. R, R.,
190 Mulberry
Westermann Wm. groceries and liquors, cor
Wolfe and Aliceanna
WESTERN BANK OP BALTIMORE, 14
n Eutaw
Western Hotel, 95 n Howard, Mrs. S. A.
Shaw, proprietress
Western Hall, s w cor Lexington and How-
ard
WESTERN MARYLAND TELEGRAPH
CO., 21 South, J.N. Worl, president
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission MercHant, for tlie sale of Flour, Grnin, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 21 Spear's WTbaxf.
WES
422
WHE
Western Star Club Assembly, 457 Lexing-
ton
Westervelt Richard L. cooper, 19 Comet
Westheimer Abraham (M. Adler & Co.) 499
w Baltimore
Westling August, currier, L. Paca nr Paca
Westminster Presbyterian Church, s e cor
Greene and Fayette
Weston Cornelius, 253 Madison av
Westphal Henry, grocery, 157 Ensor
Westrich Jacob, baker, 149 n Eutaw
Westwood Rev. Henry C. 134 Hoffman
Westwood John S. bricklayer, 302 Aisquith
Westwood John H. 302 Aisquith
Wether George, tobacconist, 265 e Lombard
Wetherald Thomas, ■watchmaker, n e corner
Baltimore and Frederick
Wetherald Wm. engineer, 13 s Fremont
Wetherall James M. ship smith, 151 Block
WETHERALL WM. G. importer, dealer,
and agent for every description of iron and
steel, 16 Water, dw 295 Madison av
WETHERED BROS, manufs. of fancy cas-
simers and doe skins, 20 German
Wethered Charles E. (W. Bros.) 89 Park
Wethered George, 76 Saratoga
Wethered John (W. Bros.) Balto co
Wethered L. 4 Cathedral
Wethered Samuel (W. Bros.) 4 Cathedral
Weter George H. liquors, Pratt nr Albemarle
Wetter George, laborer, 19 Albemarle
Wetter John, laborer, 653 Light
Wetterman Charles, barber, 75 Eastern av
Wettingfeld Wm. varnisher, 39 Marion
Weftmarshausen Frederick, watchmaker, 54
n Paca
Wetschky, Charles, tavern, s w cor Thames
and Ann
Wetz Catherine, junk, 56 York
Wetzel John L. tailor, 158 n Caroline
Wetzel John N. mason, 121 s Spring
Wetzel Joseph, teamster, 28 Frederick av
Wetzelberger Nicholas, butcher, 104 Centre
and 60 Belair markets, dw cor Chester and
Madison
Wetzler Philip, butcher, 45 Fell's Point mar-
ket, dw 200 Aliceanna
Wever August, shoemaker, 413 w Pratt
Wever John J. machinist, 18 h Schroeder
Weversberger John, carter, 126 McHenry
Wextar Mrs. Ann, shoebinder, 70 Jasper
Wextar Augustus, carter, 70 Jasper
Weyer George, cooper, 170 s Bond
Weyfarth Charles, cutter, 456 w Pratt
Wcyffarth Ballhazer, tailor, 40 n Paca
Weyganl Henry, tailor, 245 e Eager
Weyhing Albert, lager beer, 796 w Balti-
more
Weyl Charles, clerk, 119 s High
Weyl Mrs. Eleanora, 119 s High
Weyman John, shoemaker, 73 s Chapel
Weyraugh M. cabinet maker, 285 e Madison
Weyregh Margaret, huckslress, 32 Stirling
Wezel Burnett, shoemaker, 159 L. Greene
Wezel Mrs. Frances, grocery, 159 L. Greene
Whaland Dennis, Falls road near tollgate
Whalan Sarah, tavern, 57 Chesnut
Wlialen Andrew, laborer, 4 Ryan
Whalen Bridget, 10 Willow
Wlialen Daniel, laborer, Donnell's ct
Whalen Mrs. Julia, nurse, 152 McHcnry
Whalen Michael, stone cutter, 186 Gough
Whalen Oliver P. machinist, 32 St. Peter
Whalen Patrick, car driver, 152 McHenry
WHALEN STEPHEN, magistrate, office s
e corner Lancaster and Broadway, dw 218 s
Wolfe
Whalen Thomas, soldier, 9 Walker
Whalen Wm. laborer, cor Eden and Aliceanna
Whalen Wm. conductor B. & 0. R. R. 75 s
Poppleton
Whaley Ambrose L. 658 w Baltimore
Whaley John, hackman, 8 St. Mary
Whaley Lewis, laborer, 6 New Wilson
Wharry Matthew, laborer, 96 n Fremont
Wharry Thos. S. machinist, 23 Scott
Wharton Maj. Henry W., U. S. A. commis-
sary of muster, 63 Fayette, dw 246 n How-
ard
Wharton John O. 350 e Monument
Wharton Mrs. Martha, 361 e Baltimore
Whatcoat Chapel, (Meth. Epis.) Fremont nr.
Penna av
Whatle Charles, porter, 22 Gittings
Whayland Wesley, mariner, 76 Johnson
WHEAT EDWARD, (W. & Scott,) livery
and sale stables, 405 w Baltimore, dw E. W.
133 German
Wheat John A. paper hanger, 140 Pine
WHEAT JOHN B. magistrate sixth ward,
131 Forrest, dw 115 Aisquith
Wheat James, carpenter, 5 Thompson
Wheatfield Abraham, furniture, 6 Second, dw
54 e Fayette
Wheatfield Levi, porter, 67 Pennsylvania av
Wheatfield Sophia, second-hand dealer, 67
Penna av
Wheaton A. B. 3 Will
Wheaton Dr. L. 3 Will
WHEATLEY, DORSEY & CO. general
commission merchants, 88 Spear's wharf
Wheatley J. F.(W.,Dorsey& Co.) Baltimore
Co.
Wheatley James R. tobacconist, 42 n Amity
Wheatley Nehemiah, wood yard, n e corner
Chester and Aliceanna, dw 153 s Washing-
ton, F. P.
Wheatley IVicholas D. 570 w Baltimore
Wheatley Thomas, shoemaker, 241 e Balti-
more, dw 152 Mullikin
WHEDBEE & DICKINSON commission
merchants, foot of South street wharf
Whedbee James S. (W. & Dickinson,) 39
Courtland
Wheeden Eugene B. (W. & Son,) 109 Bank
Wheeden James C. sailmaker, Commercial
wharf, dw 97 s Broadway
Wheeden James B sailmaker, 97 s Broadway
Wheeden John C. 97 s Broadway
Wheeden Madison, (W. & Son,) 109 Bank
Wheeden Mrs. Mary M. 120 s Broadway
Whetden & Son, ambrotypista and photogra-
phists, 135 s Broadway
Wheeler Abner C. livery stables, 106 Han-
over, dw 104
Wheeler Adeline, 89 n Calvert
Wheeler Alexander, soldier, 152 Hughes
Wheeler Alfred, huckster, 326 w Lombard
Wheeler Anne, dress maker, 7 n Fremont
Wheeler Bennett L. spar maker, 99 Albemarle
Wheeler Charles, 169 n Caroline
Wheeler Charles H. mariner, 325 s Charles
Wheeler Charles W. blacksmith, 162 n Spring
Wheeler Charles, drover, 3 n Poppleton
Wheeler Charles, soldier, Townsend n John
Wheeler Darius, sr., bricklayer, 87 s Greene
G£0. 8. PAGK Si BRO., Itlaiiufncturers of Uoofa nud Rooiiug DlaterlaU, 111 jSmltb's
WlMirf. C. HART SBHTH, A^eut.
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Wheeler Darius, jr. , bricklayer, 40 McHenry
Wheeler Edward, gilder, 250 Lexington
Wheeler Mrs. Elizabeth, 27 s Howard
Wheeler Elizabeth, fancy store, 469 Saratoga
Wheeler Geo. C. M. R. soldier, 325 s Charles
Wheeler Geo. machinist, 3 n Poppleton
Wheeler Henry W. pilot, 207 Montgomery
Wheeler , bookkeeper, 237 Hoffman
Wheeler Henry A. shoemaker, 162 n Dallas
Wheeler Henry, painter, 250 Lexington
Wheeler James, mariner, 141 West
Wheeler John D. clerk, 207 Barre
Wheeler John W. ship joiner, 90 s Chester
Wheeler Joseph A. machinist, Francis near
Madison la
Wheeler Joseph C. grocer, 159 Forrest, dtv 61
Aisquith
Wheeler Joseph, Tpwnsend n of John
Wheeler Joseph M! 87 s Greene
Wheeler Keturah, 313 Franklin
Wheeler Rachel, 103 Gran by
Wheeler Rebecca, tailoress, 3 n Poppleton
Wheeler Rebecca S. tailoress, 3U2 e Madison
Wheeler Robert W. machinist, 93 n Calvert
Wheeler Rosanna E. tavern, 23 s Gay
Wheeler Samuel J. caulker, 325 s Charles
Wheeler Samuel, shoemaker, 250 Lexington
Wheeler Samuel E. cabinet maker, cor Monu-
ment and Aisquith, dw 190 Aisquith
Wheeler Sarah A. 63 n Bond
Wheeler Sarah, 210 Chesnut al
Wheeler Thos. B. soldier, 81 Peirce
Wheeler Thos. E. plasterer, 23 s Gay
Wheeler Thos. H., Government employ, 94
St. Peter
Wheeler Tobias K. brush maker, 469 Sara-
toga
WH E ELER & WILSON 'S sewing machines,
214 w Baltimore st. Wm. Merrell, agent.
[See p. 60 Mvertisements.]
Wheeler Wm. A. sailmaker, 1 Williamson al
Wheeler Wm. E. carpenter, 207 Peirce
Wheeler Wm. L. bookkeeper, 237 w Hoffman
Wheelwright J. (W., Mudge & Co.,) 309
Madison av
WHEELWRIGHT, MUDGE & CO. paper
dealers, 14 Hanover. — [See p. 63 Advertise-
vients.]
Whelan Mrs. Ann, shoebinder, 15 New
Whelan Daniel, saddler, 10 Fremont
Whelan Mrs. Eliza, 46 n Charles
Whelan George W. shoemaker, 158 n Eutaw
Whelan Mrs. Henrietta, 171 Madison av
Whelan Luke, laborer, 10 Armistead la
Whelan Luke, mariner, 21 Canton
Whelan Michael, fruit, 35 Stirling
Whelan Patience, 43 Stirling
Whelan Thomas, painter, 16 Clay
Whelan Thomas, painter, Hand tavern
Whelan Thomas, jr., attorney, 16 St. Paul,
dw 46 n Charles
Whelan Thomas, mariner, 10 Armistead la
WHELAN WM. grocer, 142 w Baltimore
Wheldon James B. sailmaker, 315 e Baltimore
When Philip, leather, 198 Henrietta
Wherrett Albert E. sailmaker, 91 s Bond
Wherrett George Z. pilot, 118 e Pratt
Wherrett James M. pilot, 286 e Pratt
Wherrett Robert M. pilot, 118 e Pratt
Wherrett Thomas J. boot fitter, 414 w Lom-
bard
Whettle Charles, porter, 22 Gittings
Whiewit Charles, laborer, 41 s Durham
Whipple Henry B. carpenter, 217 Hanover
Whipps George W. tinner, 732 w Baltimore
Whirrit George, mariner, 67 s Bond
Whistler Mrs. Margaret, confectionery, 878
w Baltimore
Whistler John, 310 Aisquith
Whitaker Mrs. Ann M. 126 Mulberry
Whitaker Augustus, carpenter, 254 Eastern av
Whitaker Dorsey H. si-., shoemaker, 357 e
Monument
Whitaker Rev. Dorsey H. jr., 357 e Monu-
ment
Whitaker Henry M. clerk, 24 Chatsworth
Whitaker Henry M. clerk, 318 e Monument
Whitaker Dr. Josias, 90 Greenmount av
White Ann, 27 s Republican
White Alex. J. clerk Gas Co. 29 n Gilmor
White Ambrose A. (W. & Elder) 90 Mul-
berry
White Arthur, groceries, 189 n High, dw Mad-
ison av nr Northern av
White Dr. Alphonso A. 727 w Baltimore
White A. M. & Co. contractors, 120 and 122
North
White A. M. (A. M. W. & Co.) Madison av
nr Druid Hill Park
WHITE ALEXANDER M. gov. contractor,
12 Spear's wharf and Hughes' Quay
White & Albaugh, coach makers, 104 and 106
Penna. av
White Andrew D. fish huckster, 223 Barre
White Barbara, 90 n Spring
White Barbara, laundress, 204 s Bond
White Bernard, painter, 161 Hughes
White Mrs. Cecelia, 4 Newr
White Dr. Collins D., U. S. N. 293 w Pratt
White Capt. Charles W., U. S. A. 334 Lex-
ington
White Charles, mariner, 71 Aisquith
White Charles, mariner, 272 s Ann
White Charles, hardware, 57 Aisquith
White Charles A. baker, 255 e Fayette
White Catherine, dressmaker, 164 e Madison
White Daniel, shoemaker, 196 s Ann
White Daniel S. (J. Wirt & Co.) 165 w Fay-
ette
White David (W. & Albaugh) 230 w Biddle
White David, coachmaker, 106 Penna. av
White Ellen, tavern, 171 Eastern av
White Ellen, grocery, 30 s Eutaw
White Mrs. Eliza, 119 Bank
White Dr. Edward H. 36 Franklin
White Edward T. mariner, 62 s Exeter
WHITE & ELDER, merchandise brokers,
and agents for Chesapeake sugar refinery,
Grocers Exchange, cor Exchange place and
Commerce
White E. H. miller, 95 Granby
White Elias, 36 s Sharp
White Francis, coachmaker, 70 Division
White Francis, commission merchant, 163
North, dw Balto. co
White Greenbury, mariner, 162 e Eager
White Frederick, ship carpenter, 337 Can-
ton avenue
White Geo. T. baker, 157 e Baltimore, dw 153
White George B. hosiery and notions, 87 n
Howard
White George, grocery, 51 Chew
White George, shoemaker, 56 n Central av
White George, machinist, 156 s Dallas
White George W. huckster, 162 L. Greene
White George R. porter, 127 e Lombard
WBI. P. "WEBB, Mariisc, Fire: ni»d Ijlfe Insurance Agent and Brolker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
WHI
424
WHI
White Griffith A. carpenter, 153 German
White Gideon, 91 Cathedral
White Greenbury, musician, 162 e Eager
White Henry, machinist, 154 G. Hughes
White Henry E. & Brothers, tinners, 175
Franklin
White Henry E. Walsh near Hoffman
White Henry, 121 Walsh
White Henry F. 7 Brune
White Henry, 72 Mount Vernon place
Whi'e H«nry D. bookkeeper, 210 e Eager
White James D. hats and caps, n w cor Fa-
yette and Frederick, dw 357 w Lombard
White James, police, 306 Eastern av
White Jas. A. harness maker, 64 Richmond
White James, police, 148 George
White James A. hatter, 5 s Caroline
White Jas. (J. W. & Co.) 683 w Baltimore
White James & Co. produce commission
merchants, 22 Commerce
White Jacob, cooper, 124 s Spring
White Jacob P. clerk, 29 n Gilmor
White Mrs. Jane, 167 Montgomery
White Jane, 105 n Exeter
White Mrs. Jerome B. 78 s High
WHITE JOHW R. & CO. general
Produce and Commission Mer-
chants, and wholesale and retail
dealers in Potatoes, Apples,
Onions, Dried Fruits, &c . Orders
and Consignments promptly at-
tended to. 132 Pratt street whf
White John R. (J. R. W.& Co.) 37 n Exeter
White John T. police, 303 w Franklin
White J. Charles, clerk, 90 Mulberry
White John, roofer. 111 Conway
White John W. bookbinder, 57 Scott
White John W. furniture wagoner, 55 Scott
White John, fancy goods, 180 George
White John, clerk to assessor, 110 n High
White John, bricklayer, 4163/.< w Baltimore
White Capt. John H. 69 s Ann
White John, cooper, 30 s Eutaw
White John, laborer, 370 Cross
White John W. shoemaker, 513 n Gay
White John, clerk, 110 n High
White John C. 78 n Charles
White John R. (Jones, W. & North,) Ham-
burg near Light
White John K. house furnishing goods, 11 n
Howard, dw 13 s Howard
White Joim N. huckster, 131 Hamburg
White John H. gardener, Gorsuch av n of
Taylor, Homestead
White John, (J. R. W. & Co.) 37 n Exeter
White Joseph I. cigar maker, 153 German
White Joseph, huckster, 102 n Caroline
White Joseph, (Pardoe& W.) 116 Gough
White Joseph, 212 n Charles
White Joseph, machinist, 413 w Lombard
White Jos. L. jr., ship carpenter, 197 Gough
White Capt. Joseph, mariner, 116 Gough
White Capt. Joseph, mariner, 135 s Ann
White Julia Ann, 18 s Republican
White Levi S. 15 White
White Lucy, 52 Hampstead
White Margaret, 261 n Central av
White Matthew, shoemaker, 64 Richmond
J. HE.MIY OilKSK, Commission Jllercliaiit, for the sole of F-loiir, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Hoseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, HI Spear's Wliarf.
White Mary A. 140 Division
White Mary, 3 Tripolet al
White Mary R. 12 Durst al
White Mrs. 19 Scott
White Mark, hoop skirts, 45 n Howard
White Miles, president People's Bank, dw 36
s Sharp
White Michael, tailor, 337 Canton av
White Mrs. 48 Albemarle
White Mary, 4 Court row
White Oliver B. 52 George
White Owen, coachsmith, 303 Franklin
White Orlando, upholsterer, 56 Republican
White Peter, soldier, 183 s Chapel
White Peter, police, 164 Orleans
White Priscilla H. 78 n Charles
White Patrick, 7 Lancaster
White Capt. Richard D. 87 n Ann
WHITE ROBERT, tavern, 16 Fell
White Robert H. machinist, 167 Montgomery
White Robert, 121 Walsh
White Robert, house furnishing goods, 59
n Eutaw, dw 13 s Howard
WHITE & ROSENBERG, hats, caps and
straw goods, 76 and 78 s Charles, dw S. W.
, 198 Hanover
White Samuel, painter, 128 Barre
White Mrs. Sarah Jane, 64 Richmond
White Mrs. Sarah, 159 Forrest
White Mrs. Susannah, 115 Hollins
White Sarah, boarding, 62 s Sharp
White Sarah, grocery, 108 n High
White Susanna, 64 e Baltimore
White Mrs. Thomas A. 356 w Lombard
White T. P. 356 w Lombard
White Capt. Thaddeus, 148 s Ann
White Thomas, grocer, 232 w Biddle
White Thomas 1. salesman, 418 Lexington
White Thomas, founder, 106 s Fremont
White Thomas I. 56 Hanover
White Virginia, 14 Saratoga
White Wm. B. mariner, 94 Gough
WJiite Wm. confectioner, 311 w Baltimore,
dw 14 George
White Wm. H. tinner, 73 Hollins
White Wm. butcher, Mary near Clifton, Bal-
timore CO
White Wm. W. machinist, 167 Montgomery
White Welcome, baker, 4 n High
White Wells M. baker, 4 n High
Whiteford Charles H. H. engineer, 165 Bank
Whiteford Mrs. Elizabeth, 32 s Eutaw
Whiteford George, engineer, 175 n Dallas
Whiteford James H. city garbage cart, 96 n
Eden
Whiteford James, commission merchant, 7
Spear's wharf, dw 21 n Front
Whiteford Samuel, 55 s Bond
Whitehead Louis, photographist, 282 n Gay
Whitehead Mrs. Marion, 190 n Eutaw
Whitehill Lewis, daguerreotypist, 282 n Gay
Whitehouse George, tracechain manufacturer,
289 Penna. av
Whitehurst J. H. photograph gallery, over
123 w Baltimore
Whitehurst Henry W, tinner, 36 n Poppleton
WHITELAW JOHN, steam stone and mar-
ble works, foot of Washington-st, dw 39
Aisquith
Whiteley Arthur, coal and wood yard, 37 s
Carey
WHITELEY BROTHER & CO. wholesale
dry goods dealers, 281 w Baltimore
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425
WIC
Whiteley Mrs. Courtney, 200 s Eutaw
Whiteley Calvin, (W., Bro. & Co.) 501 w
Baltimore
Whiteley James G. (Whiteley, Bro. & Co.)
Ifi3 w Lombard
Whiteley John, wheelwright, 69 Preston
Whiteley Mary, N. C. R. R. near Reservoir
Whiteley Solomon, bricklayer, 49 n Caroline
Whiteley Thomas E. gunsmith, 200 s Eutaw
Whitelock John W. police, 238 n Caroline
Whitelock John W. police, 92 Orleans
Whitelock Margaret, 148 w Madison
Whitelock Solomon, 49 n Caroline
Whitelock W. (W. W. & Co.) Mt. Wash^
ington, Bait, co
Whitelock W. & Co. manuf. of phosphates,
and dealers in guano, 44 South
Whitely James H. collector, 181 Preston
Whitemarsh David, gentlemen's furnishing
store, 14 Warren, dw 277 Garden
Whitener Peter, blacksmith, Clinton, near
Boston
Whitesel Thomas, hatter, 403 n Gay
Whiteside John, laborer, 471 Saratoga
Whiteston Mrs. Julia, huckstress, 1 Jasper
Whitaker Henry, carpenter, 459 Franklin
Whiting Edward, carpenter, 68 Holland
WHITING JAMES & CO. hardware impor-
ters, 130 w Pratt cor Bowly
Whiting James (J. W. & Co.) 75 St. Paul
Whiting James A. clerk, 75 St. Paul
Whiting John, rigger, 284 s Durham
Whiting Wm. P. (Joseph B. Brinkley & Co.)
5 Hollins
Whittle Charles, cabinet maker, 61 Forrest
Whitley Arthur, wood, 36 s Carey
Whitley Wm. laborer, 3 Orleans
Whitling Mrs. Charlotte, 125 n Paca
Whitman Adam, paper carrier, 241 e Eager
WHITMAN E. & SONS, manufacturers and
dealers in agricultural implements, seeds,
fertilizers, &c., 22 and 24 s Calvert
Whitman Ezra, (E. B. & Sons,) 62 e Baltimore
Whitman Ezra B. (E. W. &Sons,) 62 e Bal-
timore
Whitman James, laborer, 337 e Eager
Whitman Louis M. (E. W. & Sons,) 62 e
Baltimore
Whitman John, shoemaker, 60 s Schroedor
Whitmarsh George, boots and shoes, 159 Lex-
ington
Whitney Agnes, 467 Saratoga
WHITNEY, GUSHING & CO., booksellers
and stationers, 6 n Howard
Whitney George S. tinner, 467 Saratoga
Whitney Wm. N. carpenter, 467 Saratoga
Whitney Francis, laborer, 22 Barnes
Whitney George H. machinist, Uhler's al
between Charles and Hanover, dw 216 e
Monument
Whitney George S. tinner, 467 Saratoga
Whitney Jos. C. (W.,Cushing& Co.) Ea-
ger, 1 door e of Charles
Whitney Milton, attorney, office 22 n Charles,
dw Eager, 2 doors e of Charles
Whitridge Dr. John, 49 n Charles
Whitridge John A. (Gildersleve & W.) 163
n Charles
WhitriJge Hor. L. (Thos. W. & Co.) 141
St. Paul
WHITRIDGE THOMAS & CO., shipping
and commission merchs. 22 and 24 Bowly 's
wharf
Whitridge Thomas, (T. W. & Co.) Balti-
more CO
Whitridge Dr. Wm. 49 n Charles
Whitson Diivid, constable and collector, 100
Columbia
Whitson Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, 269 w
Pratt
Whitson John, brush factory, 148 n Gay
Whitson Wm. E. grocer, 56 s Paca
Whitteker Dorsey H. clerk, 318 e Monument
Whittaker Palmer, blacksmith, 263 n Gay
Whittaker R. D. bricklayer, 156 East
Whittcn Wm. R. ship joiner, 256 s Ann
Whittemore Mrs. John, 111 Mulberry
Whittemore George H. collector of taxes, 1st
and 13ih districts Baltimore co., dw Fred-
erick av near Fairview Inn
Whittemore John S.. rigger, 119 s Wolfe
Whittemore Charles, laborer, O'Donnell near
East av
Whittefield Francis, porter. Point la
Whitter Curtius, blacksmith, 81 McHenry
Whitten Elizabeth, ]56Gough
Whittingham Rev. W. R. Protestant Episco-
pal Bishop of Maryland, 277 Madison av
Whittington C. W. clerk P. 0., Mansion
House
Whittiiigtrm Edward, cooper, 78 Barre
Whittington George A. mariner, 98 Hill
Whittington John, 281 w Lombard
Whittington Mary W. 289 Light
Whittington Samuel H. sr., collector, 98 Hill
Whittington Saml. boiler maker, 78 Barre
Whittington Samuel H. jr., bookkeeper Bank
of Commerce, dw 98 Hill
Whittington Samuel E. at tobacco warehouse,
78 Barre
Whittington Wm. C. clerk, 281 w Lombard
Whittle Caroline, tailoress, 122 n Eutaw
Whittle Charles, 122 n Eutaw
Whittle Honora, huckstress, 122 n Eutaw
WHITTLE T. S. apothecary and druggist,
n w cor Aisquith and Orleans
Whittler Frederick, cabinet maker, cor Madi-
son and Eden
Whitler Frederick, laborer, 38 Holland
Whitty John, grocery, 107 e Madison
Whitworth Anne, teacher, 3 s Republican
Whitworth Charles, boiler maker, 6 Rock
Whitworth Chas. W. machinist, 109 Hollins
Whitworth Elizabeth, 3 s Republican
Whitworth Susan, teacher, 30 s Republican
Whitzel James, speculator, 119 n High
Wholey Geo. H. brakesman, 49 s Poppleton
Wholey William, engineer, 207 s Eutaw
Wholey Joseph, engineer, 49 Poppleton
Whorton James T. clerk, 48 s Poppleton
Whorton John A. shoemaker, 277 Aisquith
Whorton Wm. shoemaker, 1063^ w Pratt,
dw 302 Aisquith
WHYTE WM. PINKNEY, attorney, 21
Lexington, dw Baltimore co., near cattle
show grounds
Wible Daniel, locksmith, 6 East
Wich Mrs. Mary, confectionery, Broadway
near Orleans
Wich Simon, cooper, Broadway near Orleans
Wicher Conrad, laborer, 33 Philpot al
Wichlan John, sugar refiner, 8 Albemarle
Wick Elizabeth, grocery, 55 Union
Wicke Frederick, tailor, 149 s Bond
Wick Wm. tobacconist, 161 Pennsylvania av
Wicke Elizabeth, 57 Pearl
GEO. S. PAGE <Si BR.O., Manufacturers of Roofs ami Roofiiig Materials, 111 Smith's
Wharf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
WIG
426
WIL
Wicke Wm. trimmings, 57 Pearl
Wickens Mary, 61 Eastern av
Wickens John, ship carpenter, 61 Eastern av
Wickens Wm. jr. tinner, 61 Eastern av
Wicker Martin, painter, Penna. av toll gate
Wickerd Catharine, 33 Garden
Wickerd John, cabinet maker, 33 Garden
Wickersham John, 127 s Caroline
Wickersham Mrs. Susan, 87 William
Wickes Geo. W. wheelwright and blacksmith,
1 and 3 e Pratt, dw 1 w Pratt
Wickes John A. clerk, 1 w Pratt
Wickham Mrs. Mary, 42 s Eutaw
Wickham John, tavern, 5 Dover
Wicks Christopher, baker, 163 Penna. av
Wicks Evan T. machinist, 162 Scott
Wicks James, printer, 347 e Baltimore
Wicks Wm. tinner, 347 e Jialtimore
Wicks Jas. L. printer, 136 Jefferson
Wickley Thomas, shoemaker, 152 Mullikin
Wickline Chas. cooper, 203 William, dw 207
Widows Home, n w cor Lexington and Cal-
houn
Widner John, trader, 273 w Fayette
Widdefield Mrs. Mary A. 360 e Eager
Widderfield Francis, porter, Jenkin's la, near
Greenmount
Widerfield Thos. E. police, 504 n Gay
Widderfield Wm J. caner, 360 e Eager
Widderman Charles, barber, 59 Eastern av
Widerman Ezra T. G. trunk maker, 9 s Oregon
Widerman Luther T. runner People's Bank,
527 Lexington
Widerman Samuel B. cooper, 9 s Oregon
Widerman Thos. cellar digger, 627 Lexington
Widdison Philip, cooper, 424 Hanover
Wielj Joseph, tailor, 53 Preston
Wiebking Henry, 62 Vine
Wieckenman Edward, shoemaker, 95 n Greene
Wiechel John, tailor, 180 Canton av
Wiedmeyer Wm. laborer, 147 L. Greene
Wiedey Charles, cutter, 336 s Charles
Wiedey Mrs. W. milliner, 336 s Charles
Wiegand Albertus, tailor, 48 s Central av
Wiegand Andrew, machinist, 94 Hamburg
Wiegand Carl, cabinet maker, 20 Clay
Wiegand Catharine, grocery, 20 Clay
Wiegand C. H. teacher, 65 Ensor
Wiegand Frank, bird cage maker, 204 s Bond
Wiegand Franz, upholsterer, 311 Mulberry
Wiegand George F. foundryman, 126 Hughes
WIEGAND HENRY, restaurant, s e cor
Howard and Camden
Wiegand John, tavern, 256 s Broadway
Wiegand Philip, cooper, over 69 w Second
Wiegand Wm. D. (Hazlehurst & Co.) 26
Warren
Weigel George, cooper, 31 Brown
Wiegel Geo. laborer, Frederick road nt city
limits
Wiegel John, shoemaker, 236 s Dallas
Woigel Capt. Wm H., U. S. A. cor Hanover
and York
WEIGHORST HENRY, groceries, liquors,
and ice cream saleon, cor Bond and Canton
av
Weigman John, tailor, 209 s Broad v/ay
Wiei &Bros. Iiats and caps, 28 w Pratt
Wiel A. (W. & Bros.) 14 Centre Market sp,
Weil Jonathan, clothier, s w cor Broadway
and Thames
Weil Louis, (W. & Bros.) 14 Centre Market
space
Wiel Samuel, teacher, 14 Centre Market sp.
Wiel Simon, (W. & Bros.) 14 Centre Market
space
Wietage Mrs. Catharine, tavern, 97 Conway
Wieland Godfrey, milkman, 544 Light
Wieland Louis, grocery, 59 Harrison
Wieman Joseph, laborer, 19 Cambridge
Wiener Adolphus, watch maker, 49 n Eutaw
Wiener Charles, porter, 141 s Exeter
Weiner Dr. Morris, 249 w Fayette
WIENEKE FREDERICK, grocer, 114 Hen-
rietta
Weir Martin, pedler, 171 w Pratt]
Weisner'Fritz, lager beer, 299 w Pratt
WIESENFELD & CO. clothiers, 23, 25 and
270 w Baltimore
Wiesenfeld Moses, (W. & Co.) Ill e Balti-
more
Wiessman Frederick, tailor, 132 s Bond
Wiessner Eberhart, locksmith, 29 Park
Wiest Frederick A. provisions, 903 w Balti-
more
Wiford Charles, cutter, 456 w Pratt
Wigand Henry, confectioner, 286 s Charles
Wigart Henry B. clerk Post Office, 307 Gar-
den
Wigart Julia, 28 Richmond
Wiggin Reuben H. shoemaker, 69 Perry
Wigginton Wm. H. tin and sheet iron work-
er, 43 e Fayette
Wight Almon, granite cutter, cor Lombard
and Greene, dw 325 w Lombard
Wight Jacob H. (Bass&W.) 138 Saratoga
Wight John J. (Griffith, Hyatt & Co.) 86 w
Monument
Wight Wm. J. 153 s Charles
Wight Wm. H. 153 s Charles
Wightman Mrs Jane, dress maker, 157 n
Paca
Wigley Edward, bricklayer, 121 n Paca
Wigley Geo. tinner, 108 Vine
Wigman August, tailor, 357 e Eager
Wigman Mina, 82 s Central av
Wijchgram Aaron, grocer, 314 Canton av
Wilbourn Lewis T. moulder, 39 Grundy
Wilbur David C. trunk maker, 493 w Pratt
Wilbur Harrison O. machinist, 12 Fort av
Wilbur Silas J. coal dealer and slater, 485 w
Pratt, dw 493
Wilby Fritz, watch case maker, 18 Albemarle
Wilcox Andrew J. attorney, 28 n Calvert, dw
164 Harford av
Wilcox Chas. H. butcher, 35 Centre and 1
Belair markets, dw 240 e Biddle
Wilcox Henry, hardware, 142 n Gay,dw 142
n Exeter
Wilcox John H. boot and shoemaker, 252 n
Gay
Wilcox John F. butcher, 111 Centre and 20
Hanover markets, dw Point la nr Green-
mount cemetery
Wilcox John J. pilot, 87 s Washington, F.P.
Wilcox Julia, 166 Harford av
Wilcox T. J.& Co. hardware, 3 w cor French
and Forrest
Wilcox Thos. S. boots and shoes, 134 n Gay
Wilcox Wm. L. boots and shoes, 150 n Gay
Wilcox Wm. wheelwright, 132 Ensor
Wild Mrs. Catharine, 17 Henrietta
Wild Francis, paver, 658 Lexington
Wild Fredk. W. machinist, 272 s Charles
Wild Geo. L. piano maker, 272 s Charles
Wild Geo. blacksmith, 272 s Charles
WM. P. WESTS, r.I.-i^i.io, ; • uv .-»!nl I^if.- Insiiraiicc Agent nnd Broker. Agent
Benefit lAfe Iiusuraiice Co., IVewai-k, N. J.," 8U Second Street.
Mutual
WIL
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Wild Henry C. clerk, 272 s Charles
Wild Jacob, whip maker, 2 Harmony la
Wild John, clerk, 249 Lee
Wild John L. tailor, 128 n Bond
Wild J. Francis, 658 Lexington
Wild Joseph, second-hand dealer, 77 s Spring
Wild Louis P. drum maker, 272 s Charles
Wildame Adam, baker, 32 Somerset
Wilderman Mrs. Mary, 228 Franklin
Wilderman Wm. C. sailmaker, 228 Franklin
Wildermuth John, cigar maker, 258 Frank-
lin
Wildey Augustus, machinist, 156 e Monu-
ment
Wildey Hall, (I. O. 0. F.) 202 e Pratt
Wildmann August, boot crimper, 32 New
Church
WILEN JOHN, grocer, 22 e Lombard
Wiley Alexander, (Jones & W.) 98 William
Wiley Alexander, rope maker, 13 Cambridge
Wiley Chas. clerk, 287 w Fayette
Wiley Elizabeth, dress maker, 41 Edward
Wiley Mrs. Frances, teacher, 319 e Balti-
more
Wiley Frances, 210 Bank
Wiley James, blacksmith, 38 Haubert
WILEY JOHN F. book and job printer, over
128 w Baltimore, American building, dw 42
Lexington
Wiley James, pilot, 110 s Bond
Wiley John W. ship carpenter, 77 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Wiley John W. clerk N. C. R. R. 333 Ca-
thedral
Wiley Jos. P. shoemaker, 333 Cathedral
Wiley Jos. conductor N. C. R. R. 333 Ca-
thedral
Wiley Parkinson R. cigar maker, 11 n Eden
Wiley Robt. A. sailmaker, 187 Barre
Wiley Thos. of Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1,
44 Centre Market space
Wiley Thos. A. conductor, 215 Barre
Wiley Thos. J. ship carpenter, 155 s Caro-
line
Wiley Wm. weaver, 41 Harmony la
Wiley Wm. fish dealer, 38 Essex
Wiley Wm., Dover w of Fulton
Wilhelm Conrad, laborer, 66 Division
Wilhelm Francis, hatter, 87 French
Wilhelm Geo. W. carpenter, Aisquith near
Low, dw83 Ensor
Wilhelm Jacob, milkman, Hudson nr Rob-
inson
Wilhelm John A. butcher, 71 Penna. av
Wilhelm John, carpenter, 37 Preston
Wilhelm John W. pro v. marshal St. Mary's
CO. 389 w Fayette
Wilhelm John F. (W. & Miller,) 37 Preston
Wilhelm John, laborer, 8 Tessier
Wilhelm Lewis, grocer, s e cor Chesnut and
French
Wilhelm Louisa, tinning and roofing, 71
Penna. av
Wilhelm Matthew H. carpenter, 212 e Fay-
ette
Wilhelm & Miller, hub, tenpin and ball fac-
tory, 11 n Frederick
Wilhelm Saml. 953 w Pratt
Wilhelm Saml. sr. dealer in hogs, s w cor
Fulton and Fayette
Wilhelm Wm. laborer, 414 Canton av
Wilhelm Wm. cattle dealer, Fulton nr Fay-
ette
Wilhelm Wm. speculator, Fountain hotel
Wilhelm Wm. (Clabaugh & Co.,) s w
cor Fulton and Fayette
Wilhelray Ferdmand, (Noedel & W.) 16
Pearl
Wilht'Michael, laborer, 155 s Dallas
Wilken Catharine, 257 n Eutaw
Wilken Wm. clerk, 257 n Eutaw
Wilkens Henry, (Geyer & W.) 319 Lexing-
ton
WILKENS H. & CO. manuf. of smoking
and fine cut chewing tobacco, cigars, &c.
181 w Pratt
Wilkens Julius C. clerk, 93 s Sharp
Wilkens Oito, piano maker, over 7 s Eutaw,
dw Lombard betw Hanover and Sharp
Wilkens Wm. bookkeeper, 105 Hanover
WILKENS WM. & CO. steam curled hair
manufactory, Frederick road near tollgate,
Btore s e cor Charles and Pratt. — [See p. 13
.Advertisements.]
Wilkens Wm. (Wm. W. & Co.) Frederick
road e of tollgate
Wilkes Jabez, feed, cor Canton av and Ches-
ter, dw 320 e Pratt
Wilkenings Christian, coachman, 12 Davis
Wilkey Christopher, tailor, rear of 89 n Ex-
eter
Wilkins Anna, seamstress, 2 Hoffman
Wilkins A. cor Monument and Eutaw
Wilkins Bartus, saddler, 6 Light, dw 98 e
Pratt
Wilkins Chas. H. clerk, 98 e Pratt
Wilkins Elizabeth, 68 n Bond
Wilkins Geo. T. flour, grain and feed, 55
Light, dw 110 Lee
Wilkins Henry, commis. merchant, 122 w
Lombard, dw 319 Lexington
WILKIJV S DR. JOSEPH, oflice 85 w Second,
dw 47 Mount Vernon place
Wilkins Louisa, cor Monument and Eutaw
Wilkins Richard, carpenter, 67 n Broadway
Wilkins Richard G. restaurant, Centre Mar-
ket, dw Wolfe near Fayette
Wilkins Thomas, laborer, 405 West
Wilkins Willard, clerk, 257 n Eutaw
Wilkins W. A. clerk, 98 e Pratt
Wilkinson Albert, teacher, 95 Hollins
Wilkinson Alexander, mariner, 42 Fell
Wilkinson Mrs. Ann, nurse, 279 s Paca
Wilkinson James, painter, 40 Thames
Wilkinson James A. huckster, 17 Diamond
Wilkinson James, livery stables, 153 s Bond,
dw 93 s Exeter
Wilkinson John T. fireman, 157 William
Wilkinson John R. tinner, 71 Dawson al
Wilkinson John, laborer, rear of 27 Fawn
Wilkinson John, architect, 425 w Fayette
Wilkinson J. P. grocer and commission mer-
chant, 122 Dugan's wharf, dw 106 w Fay-
ette
Wilkinson John B. boiler maker, 95 Hollins
Wilkinson Lewis, agent, 67 Eastern av
Wilkinson Lewis, jr. 67 Eastern av
Wilkinson Mary A. 399 Lexington
Wilkinson Mary E. teacher, 29 n Ann
Wilkinson Patrick, watchman, 33 Fell
Wilkinson Samuel, 146 n Bond
Wilkinson Mrs. Susan, 29 s Ann
Wilkinson Walter S. clerk, 425 w Fayette
Wilkinson Wm. J. police, 140 Hollins
Wilkinson Wm. bookkeeper, 24 Greenraount
av
J. IEE?fRY GIESE, Conunission Mercliant, for tiie sale of Floiir, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roieudxae Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear'a Wliarf.
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Wilkison Owen A. tinner, 60 Mullikin
Wilkison Wm. B. painter, 195 Mullikin
Wilkson Sarah, 37 Chew
Wilks James K. over People's Bank, cor
Paca and Baltimore
Wilks Patrick, ship carpenter, 368 Canton av
Wilkom George, shoemaker, 171 s Bethel
Wilk-st. Chapel, (Meth.) n e cor Eastern av
and Chapel
Will Adam, laborer, 34 Walsh
Will Andrew, shoemaker, 110 n Gay
Will August, shoemaker, 45 St. Mary's
Will Henry, foundryman, 10 Burke
Will Jacob, shoemaker, 91 Conway
Will Jacob, cooper, 165 s Eden
Will Jacob, clerk, 143 s Exeter
Will John, baker, 104 s Caroline
Will Norval L. shoemaker, 52 n Eutaw
Willand Gotleib, 226 s Paca
Willax Andrew, dyer, 87 e Fayette
Willax Michael, dyer, 288 n Gay
Willber Mrs. Mary E. 496 Lexington
Willenbcrg A. laborer, 24 Thames
Wilier Mrs. D. 14 Davis
Wilier Jacob, tailor, 19 e Fayette
Wilier Fritz, car driver, 79 St. Peter
Willett Charles S. 395 Eutaw place
Willet John, laborer, 44 Johnson
Willey Pvebecca, Lombard near Caroline
Willey Richard D. engineer, 318 William
Willey Wm. F. M. barkeeper, 18 n Eden
Willey Wm. clerk, 177 n Central av
Williams Capt. Anthony C, U. S. A. 202 e
Baltimore
Williams Asa, mariner, 212 Eastern av
Williams Alex, ship carpenter, 293 William
Williams Alex. M. carpenter, 116 Eislein
WilliamsMrs. Anna, 21 Holland
Williams Bennett A. fish dealer, 4 Swan
Williams Benj. H. (John S. Gittings & Co.)
n w cor Madison and Read
Williams Caroline P. 212 Madison av
Williams Mrs. Catherine, 368 Light
Williams Mrs. Catherine, 73 Park
Williams Catherine, grocery, 55 Gough
Williams Charles, laborer, 301 s Bond
Williams Charles, waiter, 42 Franklin
Williams Charles E. stone cutter, 57 s Fremont
Williams Charles H. ship carpenter, 128 s
Bond
Williams Charles, paper hanger, 167 Hanover
Williams Conrad, machinist, 10 Holland
Williams Dalrymple, clerk, n w cor Lexing-
ton and Calvert, Monument square
Williams Daniel, painter, 190 Lexington
Williams David, carpenter, 140 Camden, dw
153 L. Greene
Williams David, mahog. sawyer, 14 Chesnut
Williams E. shoe store, 70 n Charles
Williams Edward F. stereoty[)ist, 106 e Mon-
ment
Williams Edward D. clerk, 474 Lexington
Williams Edward, painter, 26 Jackson
Williams Edward, stock broker, s w cor Fay-
ette and Paca
Williams Elias, watchman, 150 e Pratt
Williams Elizabeth, 305 n Central av
Williams Elizabeth A. 474 Lexington
Williams Mrs. Ellen, 190 Lexington
Williams Franklin, clerk, 70 n Charles
Williams George, laborer, 6 Callendar
Williams George A. lumber, 347 n Eutaw
Williams George, smelter, Clinton near Boston
Williams Geo. F. mariner, 204 s Ann
Williams George, attorney, over Chesapeake
Bank, North, dw 147 St. Paul
Williams George, porter, 12 Fish Market sp
WILLIAMS GEORGE H. attorney, over
Chesapeake Bank, dw 147 St. Paul and Bal-
timore co
Williams G. Harlan, Sec'y Howard Ins. Co.
cor South and Second
Williams Henry, messenger post office, 77
Columbia
Williams Herman, (John S. W. A Bro.) 60
w Madison
Williams Isaac J. engineer, 173 e Fayette
Williams Isaac, clerk B. & 0. R. R. 40 Lex-
ington
Williams James A. wood, foot of Chester, dw
110 s Chester
Williams James R. clerk, Eager two doors w
of St. Paul
Williams James W. clerk B. & O. R. R. 88 n
Calvert
Williams James, huckster, 8 Brannan ct
Williams James, clerk, 9 n Front
Williams Jane, teacher, 155 German
Williams Jeanette, 16 Saratoga
Williams Jennie, 143 North
Williams John A. (John & James W. & Co.)
98 w Fayette
Williams John, copper smelter, 41 Block
Williams John, copper smelter, Clinton near
Boston, Canton
Williams J. rigging loft, foot of Ann
Williams J. Waters, (Jenkins & W.) 66 Barre
Williams Benjamin, 149 e Madison
Williams Rev. John W. M. 307 w Lombard
Williams John M. soldier, 16 Durst al
Williams John, commission and forwarding
merchant, Howard nr Lee, dw 125 s Sharp
Williams John, 178 Aisquith
Williams Jno.W. carriage painter, 111 Wash-
ington, F. P.
Williams Di». John W., U S. A., 96 s Sharp
Williams Jno.S.(J.S. W.& Bro.)60 wMadison
Williams John C. liquors, 202 Light
Williams John S. & Bro. flour, grain and
commission merchants, 52 and 54 Commerce
WILLIAMS JOHN & SON, com. merchants,
99 Smith's whf
Williams John, (J. W. & Son,) n e cor Cathe-
dral and Centre
Williams Dr. John B. (Drs, Hunter & W.) 9
Courtland
Williams John T. mate, 76 William
Williams John, laborer, 116 Ramsay
Williams John, planing mill, 354 s Caroline
Williams John, 62 s Sharp
Williams John E. carpenter, 123 Mullikin
Williams John, broom maker, 16 Haw
WILLIAMS JOHN & JAMES & CO. ma-
hogany and lumber yard, 130 s Charles
Williams JohnW. inspector lumber, 12 s High
Williams John W, coach painter. 111 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Williams Joseph S. ladies shoes, 70 n Charles
Williams Joseph, huckster, s e cor Fayette
and Durham
Williams Joseph W. rigger, 120 s Chester
Williams Joshua B. n w cor Calvert and Lex-
ington, Monument square
Williams Lloyd W. attorney, 6 St. Paul, dw
York road, Baltimore co
Williams Lawrence, milkman, 147 Dolphin
GEO. S. page: Si BRO., Manufacturers of Roofx nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wluwf. C. HART SSnTH, Agent.
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Williams Mary A. seamstress, 226 Henrietta
Williams Mrs. Mary, 629 w Fayette
Williams Mrs. Mary, 126 s Bond
Williams Mrs. Mary S. 120 s Chester
Williams Mrs. Mary, confectionery, 67 Han-
over
William-8t (M. E.) Church, s w cor William
and L. Church
Williams Nathaniel F. 191 n Howard
Williams Mrs. Margaret, 160 Ross
Williams Maria, 70 n Charles
Williams M. A. milliner, 93 n Exeter
Williams Mrs. Mary, 179 Mulberry
Williams Mrs. Mary, 254 Franklin
WILLIAMS NATHANIEL, counsellor at
law, n w cor Lexington and Calvert
Williams Nathan, car driver, 586 w Lombard
Williams Nathaniel F. jr. 191 n Howard
Williams Newton, provisions, 202 s Sharp
Williams Olivia, 241 n Eutaw
Williams Otho H. (Wm. Howell & Son,) s e
cor Park and Madison
Williams Owen, cooper, 143 King
WILLIAMS Dr. PHILIP C. 20rMadisonav
Williams Peter, ship carpenter, 55 Gough
Williams R. blacksmith, 272 s Ann
Williams Rebecca, 33 s Republican
Williams Richard C. milkman, 149 e Madison
Williams Richard, puddler. Canton av nr Gist
Williams Robert A. carpenter, 135 s Wolfe
Williams Robert R. conductor B. & 0. R. R.
37 s Schroeder
Williams Samuel T. coach trimmer, s w cor
Caroline and Hampstead
Williams Samuel 0. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 191
n Howard
Williams Sarah J. dressmaker, 386 Lexington
Williams Mrs. Semanthe, 155 German
Williams Susanna, 228 e Fayette
Williams Rev. Stephen, city missionary, 107
Mulberry
Williams Thomas C. carpenter, 16 n Caroline
Williams Capt. Thomas W. 81 n Broadway
Williams Thos. shoemaker, 41 Henrietta
Williams Thos. ship carpenter, 50 French
Williams Thos. smelter, Clintoii near Boston
Canton
Williams Wm. A. stevedore, 24 n Durham
Williams Wm. E. shoemaker, 37 s Bond
Williams Wm. ship carpenter, 98 Cross
Williams Wm. carpenter, nee cor Lee and
Howard, dw 177 Lee
Williams Wm. H. fisherman, 207 Washing-
ton, F. H.
Williams William H. clerk, 158 s Washing-
ton, F.P.
Williams Wm. H. grocer, s e cor Fayette and
Durham
Williams Wm H. clerk, 104 Gough
Williams Dr. William J., Thompsonian, 54 e
Baltimore
Williams Wm. S. s e cor Park and Madison
Williams Wm. laborer, 759 Light
Williams Wm. rigger, 128 G. Hughes
Williams Wm. H. pilot, 250 Bank
Williams Wm. copper smelter, St. Charles
Hotel, L. P.
Williams Wm. H. machinist, 388 Hanover
Williams Wm. collector, 179 Mulberry
Williams Wm. H. shoemaker, 39 Preston
Williams Wm. T. clerk, 49 s Wolfe
Williams Z. F. 212 Madison av
Williamson Ann S. 50 w Centre
Williamson Agnes, dry goods, cor Howard
and Madison, dw 225 Garden
Williamson Alex, ship carpenter,? Cambridge,
Canton
Williamson Angus, coach maker, 56 German,
dw 115 Conway
Williamson Charles A. of Union Bank and
vice-consul for Italy, dw 50 w Centre
Williamson Harriet R. 59 e Fayette
Williamson James A. shoemaker, 46 Aisquith
Williamson Jane, grocery, 61 Preston
Williamson John W, coach painter, HI 3
Washington, F. P.
Williamson Mary J. 225 Garden
Williamson John, wholesale dry goods, 1
Hanover, dw 349 n Eutaw
Williamson Mary, second hand dealer, 34
President
Williamson Riley S. teacher, Calverton mills
near Almshouse
Williamson Wm. F. deputy warden jail, 118
Preston
Williamson Wm. M. shoemaker, 18 Ensor
Williamson W. police, 118 Preston
Williar Andrew J. (Henry B. W. &^Bro.) 571
w Fayette
Williar Mrs. Anna B. 561 w Fayette
Williar Geo. P. (Sutton, Pennington & Co.)
320 Lexington
Williar Henry B. & Bro. cattle dealers, 630
w Fayette, dw Henry B. W. 630
Williar Wm A. (Samuel Bevan & Co.) 567 w
Fayette
Willig George, music store, 1 n Charles, dw
3 Courtland
Willig Geo. F. woodsawyer, 27 Fawn
Willig Harry, clerk, 3 Courtland
Willig Joseph E. clerk, 3 Courtland
Williner John B. bricklayer, 89 Mullikin
Willing Levi R. mariner, 129 Washington
Willing Susan, tailoress, 21 Bevan
Willing Wilhelmina, tailoress, 21 Bevan
Willinger Michael, feed store, 300 n Central av
WILLIS & ADAMS, dealers in paper and pa-
per stock, n w cor German and Charles~[See
/) 38 ^dvertisemenls.]
Willis Benj. (W. & Adams,) 181 s Charles
Willis Cassandra, 92 n Caroline
WILLIS H. NEWTON, storage warehouses,
1 to 4 and 7 to 12, O'Donnell's wharf, dw
98 e Baltimore
Willis Mrs. Henrietta, tailoress, 141 s Charles
WILLIS HENRY M. real estate broker, over
67 w Fayette
Willis Henry G. carpenter, 375 Saratoga
Willis John T. carpenter, 14 Somerset
Willis Joseph H. 38 s Ann
Willis Richard, apothecary, s e cor Lombard
and Scott
Willis Salisbury, lumber, n e cor East Falls
and Eastern avs., dw 20 Pearl
Willis Thomas A. tailor, 182 e Fayette
Willischausen George, laborer, 84 Grind all
Willoughby Harriett, 228 Montgomery
Wills Annie, confectionery, 81 Union
Wills Ann, 5 s Bethel
Wills Benjamin, hatter, 9 McElderry
Wills Buchanan T. 34 North
Wills Emeline, milliner, 395 n Eutaw
Wills Joseph F. machinist, 235 w Pratt
Wills Kate, seamstress, 6 Jackson's ct
Wills Mary Ann, tailoress, 436 n Gay
Wills Richard C. plasterer, 351 Franklin
^y:3I. p. WSBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Inanrance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit lAte Inauxauoe Co., Nef^arlK, If. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Wills Thomas, tinner, 193 e Fayette
Wills Thomas L. watchman, 22 Callendar
Wills Waiter, officer at penitentiary, 129
Aisouith
Wills ^7m. G-. plasterer, 295 n Eiitaw
Willsor. F. "vV. (Turner & W.) 11 s Broad-
wp.y
Willson T7Illiam, carpenter, 51 Perry
Wilison Joseph E, paper hangings, 163 Madi-
son av., dw 201 n Eutaw
Wilison Robert M. clerk to Quartermaster,
130 v/ Fayette
Willc'.opher Conrad, huckster, 191 Hollins
Willy Sarah, seamstress, 152 Cathedral
Willyard Arvis H. 242 e Lombard
Wilmer Charles, 211 Madison av
Wilmer George, cooper, 251 Hamburg
Wilmer Gideon L. carpenter, 93 Ensor
Wilmer James C. carpenter, 93 Ensor
Wilmer John G. millwright, 88 McElderry
Wilmer Walter, carpenter, 93 Ensor
Wilmer Wm. B. carpenter, 93 Ensor
Wilmer Wm. J. (James Whiting & Co.) 59
n Greene
Wilmor Harriet, 117 s Spring
Wilmot John G. attorney, dw 92 s Eden
Wilson Ann M. 207 Gough
Wilson Anne, 71 Centre
Wilson Anne, 232 German
Wilson Anna, 137 North
Wilson Archibald , jr. , cashier American Tele-
graph Co., 40 Saratoga
Wilson Archibald, soap maker, 168 Orleans
Wilson Aquilla, 50 s Central av
Wilson Annie, 2 Buren
Wilson Rev. A. W. 65 Dolphin
Wilson Mrs. Amelia, 31 Union al
Wilson Andrew, carpenter, Strieker s of Pratt
Wilson Mrs. Agnes, 45 Marion
Wilson Allen, carpenter, 62 s Oregon
Wilson Anion, toUgate keeper, Calverton road
Wilson Andrew, stone cutter, 3 Colvin ct
Wilson Alex. C. R. clerk, 241 w Baltimore
Wilson Benj. F. coach painter, 130 s Regester
WILSON & BURNS, wholesale grocers and
commission merchants, cor Howard and
Lombard
Wilson Catherine, 3Walnut al
Wilson Catherine, 209 n Central av
Wilson Charles G. lawstudent, 79 Cathedral
Wilson Charles A. tinner, 220 Aisquith
Wilson Charles P. shoemaker, 220 Columbia
Wilson Charles, bookbinder, 55 Conway
Wilson Capt. Charles H. 157 s Ann
Wilson David, shoemaker, 54 Harrison
Wilson David, hatter, 55 Greenmount av
Wilson David, carter, 296 e Monument
Wilson Edward, Ir^rbor master, 292 e Pratt
Wilson Edward, pilot, 292 e Pratt
Wilson Edward, porter, 474 Lexington
Wilson Edward J. painter, 135 n Spring
Wilson Edward, whip sawyer, Cross near
Johnson
Wilson Everett F. harness maker, 194 n Eden
Wilson Mrs. E. H. cloaks and mantillas, 74
Lexington
Wilson Mrs. E. A. 62 n Caroline
Wilson Eleanor, 131 s Paca
Wilsoii Capt. Francis W. surveyor Baltimore
Marine Insurance Co. lis Broadway
Wilyor: Francis C. clerk, Three Tuns tavern
Wilson Capt. Francis B. 63 s Ann
Wilson Rev. Franklin, Kirby la, n of Franklin
Wilson George, painter, 2 Jew al
Wilson George H. butcher, 15 Hanover Mar-
ket, dw 197 Penna. av
Wilson George A. coppersmith, 2 a Ann
Wilson George W. plasterer, 126 Jefferson
Wilson George B. , Q,uarter Master, Fort Fed-
eral Hill
Wilson George C. 267 Lexington
Wilson Georgeanna, 16 Edward
Wilson Greenbury B. carpenter, 164 Green-
mount av, dw 1 McCulloh
Wilson Mrs. Harriet B. .388 v/ Lombard
Wilson Harry C. bookkeeper, G09 w Lom-
bard
Wilson Dr. H. P. C. 72 n Greene
WILSON HENRY P. C. insurance agent,
5 Franklin buildings, dw 1 McCulloh
Wilson Mrs. Hannah, 404 n Gay
Wilson Henry R. (Wm. Wilson & Cons,)
president of Crescent Coal Gil Co. dw Bal-
timore Co.
Wilson Dr. Henry M. 306 w Fayette
Wilson Henry K. oil agent, 30 n Fremont
Wilson Henry, restaurant, 822 w Baltimore
Wilson Henry, 271 e Biddle
Wilson Henry, City Collector's office, dw s e
cor Central av and Biddle
Wilson Isaac, clerk steamboat Louisiana,
Broadway near Pratt
Wilson Isaac N. (W, & Ruskell,) dw 143
Barre f
Wilson Isabella, 124 s Central av
Wilson Isabella, laundress, 31 Buren
Wilson Jacob, mariner, 14 L. Broadway
WILSON LIEUT. JAMES E. commanding
Co. I, 2d U. S. Artillery, Fort McHenry
Wilson J. Baynard, clerk and collector, 149
North, dw 191 Mulberrry
Wilson James, baker, 38 Williamson al
Wilson James A. baker, 139 n High
Wilson James, 140 w Biddle
Wilson James K. property agent, 84 George
Wilson James R. carpenter, 474 Lexington
Wilson James P. 434 w Lombard
Wilson James A. 702 w Pratt
Wilson Jamee, salesman, 156 w Lombard
Wilson James, whip sawyer, Cross near
Johnson
Wilson James, porter, 28 Orchard
Wilson James, commission and produce mer-
chant, 121 North, dw 140 w Biddle
WILSON REV. JAMES M., M. D. 35 n
Liberty
Wilson James J. collector, 84 George
Wilson Jane, grocery, 30 n Spring
Wilson John, laborer, 68 n Dallas
Wilson John, ship carpenter, 168 s Bond
Wilson John, chair painter, 79 Somerset
Wilson John W. grocery and feed store, 129
Greenmount av
Wilson John, mariner, 259 Aliceanna
Wilson John, landscape and marine painter,
36 w Baltimore
Wilson John W. heater, 154 Bank
Wilson John T. shoemaker, 748 w Baltimore
WILSON JOHN E. agent wines, brandies,
&c., n w cor Howard and Camden, dw 103
Camden — [See page^l Mvertisements.J
Wilson Capt. John
way
G. mariner, 34 s Broad-
Wilson John, machinist, 399 w Pratt
Wilson John F. salesman, 189 Penna. av
Wilson John, laborer, 130 Burgundy al
jr. IljarinaY geese:, Comnasslon Merclumt, for the tale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &o.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Floater constantly on lumd, HI Spear's AVliarf.
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Wilson John W. (John W. W. & Son,) 1 n
Strieker
WILSON JOHN W. & SON, planing mill
and sash factory, s e cor Eutaw and Cross
Wilson John W. jr., (John Yi. W. &. Son,)
1 n Strieker
Wilson Joseph, watchman, 124 s Central av
Wilson Joseph W. bricklayer, 119 n Bethel
Wilson Mary, 201 Franklin
Wilson Capl. Levi, mariner, 231 Hanover
Wilson Luther, 63 Hollins
Wilson Lydia, dressmaker, 96 Ross
Wilson Margaret, 116 Stirling
Wilson Margaret, 207 Ensor
Wilson Mrs. Maria, tuiloress, 6 Gould ct
Wilson Mrs. Maria, 110 s Sharp
Wilson Mary, 6 s Central av
Wilson Mary, 151 e Baltimore
Wilson Mrs. M. A. millinery and fancy
goods, 182 Lexington, dw 267
Wilson Matthew, laborer, 112 n Schroeder
WILSON PEREGRINE T. justice of the
W)eace, 26 St. Paul, dw 188 Hanover
ilson Rebecca, 64 Schroeder
Wilson Richard, millwright, 6 s Central av
Wilson Robert B. ship joiner, 16 n Bond
Wilson Robert, property agent and collector,
172 Aisquith
Wilson Robert, (of Joseph,) clerk, 434 w
Lombard
Wilson Robert, carpenter, 35 Greenmount av
Wilson Robert, 434 w Lombard
Wilson Robert, plumber, 239 Hoffman
WILSON ROBERT Y. office over 10 Water,
dw 79 Cathedral
Wilson & Ruskell, restaurant, 87 w Baltimore
Wilson Mrs. Sallie E. 175 L. Montgomery
Wilson Samuel, carpenter, 27 Holland
Wilson Rev. Samuel A. 190 Penna. av
Wilson Sarah, 27 Chew
Wilson Mrs. Sarah E. 434 w Lombard
Wilson Sarah, dress maker, 107 n Pine
Wilson Stephen, plasterer, 59 n Spring
Wilson Mrs. Susanna, seamstress, 42 Ross
Wilson Mrs. Susan, 151 Park
Wilson Thomas, president Baltimore Coal
Co., office 6 South, dw 15 Lexington
Wilson Thomas C. engineer, 214 Bank
Wilson Vincent T. clerk, 131 s Paca
Wilson Walter S. carpenter, 8 s Fremont
Wilson Wm. jr., (W & Burns,) Eutaw
house
Wilson Wm. J. clerk to Paymaster U. S. A.,
33 Lexington
Wilson Wm. carter, 17 Ringgold al
Wilson Wm. currier, 140 Columbia
Wilson William plasterer, Callendar near
Hollins
Wilson Wm. V. engineer, 59 Granby
Wilson Mrs. Wm. 274 Saratoga
Wilson William, at Adams Express, dw 151
Hanover
Wilson Wm. B. bookkeeper, 4 s Broadway
WILSON WM. W. dentist, 79 n Charles
Wilt George, laborer, Winans row
Wilt John, laborer, 299 Fremont
Wilt Jacob, sexton, rear of 19 s Greene
Wilt Kuhn, carpenter, 218 s Sharp
Wilt Perry, lt\borer, 590 Lombard
Wimble Wm. tailor, 157 n Bond
Wimmel Henry, tailor, 500 Lexington
Wimmer John G. piano maker, 58 Walsh
Wimmer John, piano maker, 58 Walsh
Wimmer John B. piano maker, 49 Portland
Wimpsepp Robert W". painter, 223 s Paca
Wimley John, cooper, 220 s Sharp
Winans Ross, 51 and 53 Hollins
Winans Soup House, 630 w Baltimore
Winans Thomas, 30 Hollins
Winchester Mrs. Alexander, 70 Mount Ver-
non place
Winchester A. Parks, mail agent, 107 St. Paul
Winchester Mrs. Grace, !§ Mulberry
Winchester George H. clerk, 118 a Paca
Winchester Henry, laborer, 9 n Central av
WmCHESTER JAMES, bill broker, 16
South, dw Mount Washington
Winchester John, boarding, 33 Thames
Winchester John T. wheelwright, Johnson nr
West
Winchester Martha S. 52 Stiles
Winchester Oliver A. 118 n Paca
WINCHESTER SAML. C. agent, dw 147
s Sharp
WINCHESTER SAML. C. gentlemen's fur-
nishing goods, 157 w Baltimore, dw 147 s
Sharp
Winckelman Mrs. Jane, seamstress, 43 Abey
alley
Wincker George, laborer, 237 e Lombard
VVindel Peter, boot fitter, 5 Elizabeth la
Winder Casper, laborer, 291 e Eager
Winder Joseph, 1 Little al
Winder Maria, 155 Aliceanna
Winder Peter, potter, 168 s Bethel
Windermuth Henry, cigar maker, 55 Albe-
marle
Windfelder John, grocer and milliner, s w cor
Eastern av and Dallas
Windfelder John, laborer, 74 s Regester
Windle John, tailor, 296 Canton av
Windle John W. printer, 30 n Amity
Windolf Harman, cabinet maker, 63 s Paca
Windsor Elijah, carpenter, 247 Montgomery
Windsor G. S. & Co. watchmakers and jew-
elers, 174 w Pratt
Windsor Glendy S. (G. S. W. & Co.) 22 e
Lombard
Windsor John T. Chester near Bank
Windus Wm. barrels, 293 s Sharp
Wind wart Henry, tavern, 122 w Fayette
Wineberg E. shoemaker, 69 n Eden
Winehart Gotleib, painter, 11 Laurens
Wineman Joseph, tailor, 13 St. James
Winenberger Stephen, butcher, 20 s Bond
Winer Henry, cigar maker, 77 r Bond
Winer Kate, dressmaker, 77 s Bond
Winfield Mary, seamstress, 37 ii Poppleton
Winfield Susanna, seamstress, 37 n Poppleton
Wing Bell, laundress, 210 Chesnut
Wingate Ambrose, fisherman, 396 West
Wingate George H. painter, 22 Warren
Wingate James, law reporter Sun office, dw 44
Lexington
Wingate John H. grocer, 96 Warner
Wingate & Lusby, house carpenters, 76 s Re-
gester
Winert Leonard, shoemaker, 68 Towson
Wingate Mary R. tailoress, 29 Gough
Wingate Samuel D. ship carpenter, 14 s Ann
Wingate Capt. Thomas T. 360 e Baltimore
Wingate Wm. F. 360 e Baltimore
Wingate Wm. (W. & Lusby,) 7 Ann
Winger Aloes, cooper, 35 Cross
Winingder Lewis, 309 e Madison
Winingder Mrs. Virginia, 96 s Bond
G£0. S. PAGK Si BRO., Slanm'actujrers of Roofs and Roofing materials, lil SiaiCi'*
Wliarf. C. HART jSSXITH, Agent.
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Wininger Stephen, 20 s Bodn
Winkel Henry, grocery, s e cor Dover and
Penn
Winkel Henry, grocery, n e cor Pratt and
Scott
WankelmanBarnhard, laborer, 107 Cambridge
Winkelman Casper, tailor, 56 Greenmountav
WINKELAIAN JOHN, box maker, 12 and
15 Grant, dw 98 s Howard
Winkelmcicr John H. shoemaker, 118 Garden
Winkelmeier John, laborer, 118 Garden
Winkcrman Wm. well digger, n e cor Wash-
ton and Polk, Homestead
Winkle Henry, grocery, 41 Penn
Winklcman Francis, rigger, 367 Canton av
Winkleman Henry, packing boxes, 92 s Paca
Winkleman John H. dark, 92 s Paca
Winkleman John H. shoemaker, 135 Camden
Winkleman , laborer, 272 Aliceanna
Winkler Bartholomew, grocery, 422 Saratoga
Winkler Francis J. shoemaker, 31 s Oregon
Winkler George, tailor, 330 e Lombard
Winkler John, shoemaker, 41 Marion
Winkler Mary, seamstress, 80 Central av
Winkler Valentine, tailor, 330 e Lombard
Winks John W. pilot, 89 s Washington, F. P.
Winks Robert C. block and pump maker, 197
Bank
Winks Samuel, carpenter, 18 n Oregon
Winks Wesley, wagoner, 18 n Oregon
WINN ELISHA, magistrate, dw Farmer's
hotel, Forrest and Hillen
Winn Frederick S. clerk, 612 Lexington
Winn George W. bookkeeper, 612 Lexington
Winn James P. clerk, 612 Lexington
Winn John, 612 Lexington
Winn John W. police, 28 Orleans
Winn Matilda, 612 Lexington
Winn Mrs. Mary, 25 Chatsworth
Winncough Ferdinand, laborer, 190 s Wolfe
Winnebergei- Frank J. saddler, 30 n Liberty
Winneberger J. L. dentist, 30 n Liberty
Winneberger Jane, 30 n Liberty
Winneke Charles, piano maker, 60 Portland
Winsett John R. clerk, 118 Lee
Winsinger Wilhelm, upholsterer, 92 Low
Winsinger Wm. upholsterer, 92 Low
Winslow Patrick, machinist, 55 s Fremont
Winstrow Henry, varnisher, 81 Grindall
Wintenoden Catherine, 36 Lancaster
Winter Anton, shoemaker, 44 s Central av
Winter Anton, weaver, 5 Shakspear
Winter Andrew, tailor, 60 n Caroline
Winter Catherine E. 223 e Lombard
Winter Mrs. Catherine E. S. s e cor Balti-
more and Caroline
Winter Frederick, butcher, 174 Harford av
Winter Frederick, shoemaker, 283 n Gay
Winter Francis, cabinet maker. Low 2 doors
from Chesnut
Winter Florence, shoemaker, 6 n Greene
Winter George, boiler maker, 14 Green ct
Winter Henry, tailor, 5\}>4 Stirling
Winter Henry, butcher, 52 Preston
Winter Henry, daguerreotypist, 578 w Balti-
more
Winter Helena, cap maker, 578 w Baltimore
Winter Jacob, tavern, 89 Hampstead
Winter John, carter, 38 Lancaster
Winter John, tailor, 97 s Regester
Winter John, laborer, 16 Dewberry al
WINTER JONAS, apothecary, s c cor Bal-
timore and Caroline
Winter Ludwig, cabinet maker, 25 s Central
avenue
Winter Mary, 14 Green ct
Winter Martin, baker, cor Elliott and Patux-
ent, Canton
Winter Philip, shoemaker, 292 Mulberry
Winter Robert, mariner, 105 s Ann
Winter Samuel G. soldier, 234 Hanover
WINTER SAMUEL, carpenter, 182 Ham-
burg, dw 234 Hanover
Winter Wm. P. carpenter, 134 w Lombard
Winter Wm. soldier, 14 Green ct
Winterbottom Caroline, teacher, 176 e Pratt
Winterbottom Margaret, 176 e Pratt
Winterling John, harness maker, 83 Boston
Winterbower John, laborer, 320 s Bond
Winterbower Leonard, laborer, Liberty road
nr Fremont
Winterlein Conrad, shoemaker, 205 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Winternight Henry, marble cutter, 61 n Gay,
dw 84 n Exeter
Winternight John, painter, 194 n Central av
Winternitz Charles, junk, 26 Penna. av
Winternitz Charles, junk, 79 s Howard
Winters Francis, cabinet maker, 45 Low
Winters , paper box maker, 218 Chesnut
Winters James, salesman, 3 Stiles
Winters John, porter, 238 w Biddle
Winterson Benj. clerk, 89 s Sharp
Winterson Washington, clerk, 89 s Sharp
Winterstein Carl, 91 Granby
Winterlin John, saddler, 414 Canton av
Wintling Rebecca, laundress, 12 Armistead la
Wintzburger Michael, drover, 149 Franklin
Winzel George, gardener, Liberty rd nr city
limits
Wipfield Henry, carpenter, 428 Canton av
Wirgman Charles, clerk N. C. R. R. 54 Sar-
atoga
Wirsching Michael W. harness maker, Jose-
phine 2 doors from Pine
Wirt George, laborer, 80 s Central av
Wirt I. & Co., wholesale dealers boots, shoes,
hats, &c., 3 n Howard
Wirtli Casper, 84 e Lombard
Wirth George, cigar maker, 220 Canton av
Wirth George, confectionery, 95 n Fremont
Wirth John, tailor, 64 s Durham
Wirth Magdalene, rags, 128 Vine
Wirth Martin, shoemaker, 19 Pearl
Wirth Michael, stove finisher, 155 s Dallas
Wirth Peter Frank, tailor, 42 Penna. av
Wirts Mrs. Ellen, 168 L. Greene
Wirts George, drayman, 294 s Sharp
Wirts Michael, carver and gilder, 52 Pearl
Wirts Wm. H. carver and gilder, 52 Pearl
Wischmeyer Edward, clerk, 24 Pearl
Wiscotkel Wenzel, shoemaker, 15 Barnes
Wise Mrs. Catherine, 448 w Pratt
Wise Elizabeth, 8 Shakspear
Wise Edward M. conveyancer and general
business agent, 32 St. Paul, dw n e cor
Madison av and Mosher
Wise Frederick, butcher, 448 w Pratt
Wise Ferdinand, mariner, 227 e Monument
Wise George, hostler, George al nr George
Wise George, cooper, 249 e Fayette
Wise George D. surveyor, 46 McCulloh
Wise Jacob, clothing store, 239 s Broadway
Wise John L. tailor, 128 n Bond
Wise John H. sailmaker, 74 n Broadway
Wise John J. laborer, 116 Cross
VfTSl. P. "WXIBB, Mnrlne, Fire nnd tiife Insnmnce Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Iiife Insurance Co., JtewiarTs., IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
WIS
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agent for clothing, &c., 253 w
"Wise John J. & Bro. piano makers, 31 Han-
over
Wise John, carpenter, 49 Elliott
Wise John, tinner, 44 e Eager
Wise John, comb maker, 44 e Eager
Wise John, huckster, 402 West
Wise John J. (J. J. W. & Bro.) Jefferson n
of Taylor, Homestead
Wise Leopold, salesman, 227 e Monument
Wise Lewis, butcher, 448 w Pratt
Wise Lewis, laborer, 415 s Charles
Wise Lewis V. butcher, 62 Lexington and 36
Centre markets, dw Penna. av near North-
ern av
Wise L. E
Pratt
Wise Lawrence, braes finisher, 109 w Fayette
Wise Louisa, 227 e Monument
Wise Mary, 4 Preston
Wise Mary, tobacconist, s e cor Gough and
Ann
Wise McKeel T. (John ;J. W. & Bro.) 334
Saratoga
Wise Thomas, machinist, 133 Montgomery
Wise Valinda, 166 e Monument
Wise Wm. W. carpenter, 74 n Broadway
Wise Wm. police, 173 Orleans
Wise Wm. soldier, 30 n Spring
Wise Wm. roller, 102 s Washington, F. P.
Wisebaugh Benjamin H. bricklayer, 83 Mc-
Elderry
Wisebaugh Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 14 Cen-
tral av
Wiseman Mrs. Chas. druggist, 557 w Balti-
more
Wiseman George, blacksmith, 666 w Pratt
Wiseman Jacob, gardener, 179 Lemmon
Wiseman John laborer, 235 s Durham
Wiseman John T. 366 n Gay
Wiseman Wm. clerk, 283 Low
Wisenauer Jacob, mead and porter, 411 w
Pratt '
Wisman Anton, blacksmith, 383 s Charles
Wisner Michael, cabinet maker, 134 s Caro-
line
Wisong Jacob, clerk, 4 Brune
Wisong Wm. A. deputy revenue collector, 99
w Baltimore, dw 425 n Central av
Wissler Emil, boot and shoemaker, 157 e
Fayette
Wissling Herman H. grocery, 9 Mercer
Wissner Eberhard, locksmith, 23 Brown
Wissner George, shoemaker, 175 s Bethel
Wissner Hartman, currier, 23 Brown
Wissner John, watchmaker, 23 Brown
Wissman Andrew, lager beer, 138 Hollins
Wissman John, tailor, 343 s Bond
Wist Jacob, laborer, 346 s Bond
Wister Annie E. 137 North
Wistowe David, locksmith, 117 Peirce
Witler Charles A. ship carpenter, 17 Abey al
Witler John C. laborer, 17 Abey al
Witman John H. reporter Gazette, 333 w
Pratt
Witman Sophie L. 333 w Pratt
Witroch Charles, iron founder, 189 Aliceanna
Witte Frederick, clothing cutter, 73 e Lombard
Witte Francis, saddler, 17 w Biddle
Witte George, teacher, John near Lanvale
Witte Henry, tailor, 53 Leadenhall
Witte John F. tailor, 73 e Lombard
Witte Wm. laborer, 51 Leadenhall
Wittekind John, grocer, 15 n Poppleton
Wittekind Henry, baker, 170 Lee
Wittenbecker Daniel, shoemaker, 114 Stirling
Wittenstein David, clerk, 86 Holiday
Wittenstein Mary, 86 Holiday
Witter Valentine, laborer, 196 Aliceanna
Witters Capt. James, 28 s Caroline
Witters Thomas D. printer, 28 s CaroHne
Witters William W. painter and grainer, 68
George
Wittesban Christopher, tailor, 101 s Dallas
Wittgenstein David, clothing store, 103 Har-
rison
Wittgrefe Wm. tailor, 106 s Bond
Wittgrefe Conrad, cooper, 106 s Bond
Wittich Charles J, baker, 52 s Central av
WITTICH HENRY, wine and liquor dealer,
s w cor High and Gran by
Wittich John, scissors grinder, 41 Barnes
Wittig Mrs. C. 123 Hollins
Wittman Christopher, cabinet maker, 213
Montgomery
Wittman Wm. W. commission merchant, 92
w Pratt, dw 22 Camden
Witts Henry, watchman, 65 n Exeter
Witz Daniel, soldier, 411 e Fayette
Witz Henry, laborer, 62 Johnson
Witz John, laborer, 214 s Bond
Witz Mrs. Margaret, 317 n Gay
Witz Wm. police, 144 n Caroline
Witzburger Joseph, carpenter, 22 Abbot
Witzelburger Nicholas, butcher, n w corner
Madison av and Chester
Witzenberg Jacob, tailor, 57 Aliceanna
Wivel George, grocer, 363 n Howard
Wivel Sophia, 52 n Front
Wivel Wm. A. stone cutter, 34 w Biddle
Wix Charles, machinist, 316 w Pratt
Wix Charlotte, 316 w Pratt
Wix Henry A. coach trimmer, 316 w Pratt
Wlodeck Henry, moulder, 138 e Pratt
Wode Ann Maria, grocery, 273 s Charles
Wode Louis, tavern, 292 s Charles
Wode Wm. shoemaker, 62 China
Woehrn Henry, cabinet maker, 7 s Bond
Woelpher Benj. block and pump maker, 307
e Lombard
Woestmann F. watchmaker, over 127 w Bal-
timore, dw 4 Pearl
Wohlfarth Dennis, gunsmith, 20 Preston
Wohner Anne, 2 Gould la
Woight Wm. H. caulker, 134 Johnson
Wolcott Mrs. Amelia J. 30 Camden
Wolf Alonzo L. butcher, 12 Centre and 74
Belair markets, dw 178 Harford av
Wolf Andrew, cooper, 180 s Central av
Wolf Anthony, piano maker, 317 w Pratt
Wolf Anton, varnisher, 111 Saratoga
Wolf Anton, laborer, 16 Walsh
WolfBernard, piano maker, 70 Chatsworth
Wolf & Bergman, clothiers, 244 w Pratt
Wolf Mrs. Catherine, 114 Hughes
Wolf Charles, carpenter, 224 Penna av
Wolf Charles, dairyman. Point la
Wolf Christian, tailor, 100 Leadenhall
Wolf Clay A. clerk, 309 Hollins
Wolf Conrad, clerk, 267 n Eutaw
Wolf Conrad, wagoner, 164 Washington.F.H,
Wolf Daniel, butcher, 238 s Bond
Wolf Daniel, ( W. & Stowell,) 433 w Fayette
Wolf David, laborer, 207 s Bethel
WOLF EDMUND, wholesale stove manu-
facturer, n e cor Light and Lombard, dw 311
Hollins
J. HiaVRY GIESE, Commission DIercIiant, tor the sale of Floor, Grain, Seeds, dtOa
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on lumd, Stl Spear's HVhttxt,
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Wolf Edward, painter, 55 Pearl
Wolf Mrs. Elizabeth, 366 Cross
Wolf Ellen, porter maker, 106 Stirling
Wolf Ernest A. glass cutter, Uhler's al. near
Charles, dw 296 Franklin
Wolf Francis, stevedore, 261 n Eden
Wolf Frederick, huckster, 50 Pearl
Wolf George, tailor, 25 Preston
Wolf Geo. E. chairmaker, 62 Henrietta
Wolf George W. baker and confectioner, 164
s Broadway
Wolf George W. apothecary and druggist, 100
Lexington, dw 164 s Broadway
Wolf George, glass flattener, 114 Hughes
Wolf George, tailor, 317 w Pratt
Wolf Henry, laborer, 303 William
Wolf Henry, shoemaker, 30 Scott
Wolf Henry, laborer, 82 Cambridge
Wolf Henry W. butcher, 479 e Baltimore
Wolf Mrs. Hester A. 664 Lexington
Wolf Henry, cooper, 118 E. Lombard
Wolf Jacob, tinner, 41 s Schroeder
Wolf Jacob, bricklayer, 51 Perry
Wolf John, porter, 592 w Baltimore
Wolf John G. butcher, 4 Centre Market, dw
Point la near Greenmount cemetery
Wolf John George, baker, 34 Preston
Wolf John, laborer, 8 Port
Wolf John, milkman, Hudson nr Cannon
Wolf John, baker, 185 n Dallas
Wolf John, tanner, 106 Wolf
Wolf John H. clerk, 433 w Fayette
Wolf John M. grocery, 76 s Bond
Wolf Joseph, butcher, 48 Fell's Point Market,
dw 241 s Bond
Wolf Joseph, butcher, 38 Penna. av
Wolf John CD. japanner, 30 Scott
Wolf John, cooper, 26 Leadenhall
Wolf John B. porter, 592 w Baltimore
Wolf John, currier, 68 Holiday
Wolf John Paul, carpenter, Harison nr Jack-
son, Homestead
Wolf Marcus, 184 flarford av
Wolf Matthias, garbage man, 74 Peirce
Wolf Moses, (W. & Bergman,) 244 w Pratt
Wolf Nicholas, glass flattener, 114 Hughes
Wolf Mrs. Rachel, 57 Hoffman
Wolf& Rotan, grocers, 22 Jefferson
Wolf Samuel M. tailor, 133 Ross
Wolf& Stowell, manufacturers American Mo'
cha coffee, 45 n Amity
Wolf Sylvester H. soldier, 3 Preston
Wolf Valentine, tailor, 71 s Bethel
Wolf Wm. H. tinner, 128 s Central av
Wolfanger August, tailor, 223 Mulberry
-(^Toife , laborer, 183 Eastern av
Wolfe Charles E. tailor, 88 HoUins
Wolfe Christian, confectioner, 124 e Lombard
Wolfe Everhart, cigar maker, 189 s Bond
Wolfe F. E. S. clerk N. C. R. 322 Lexington
Wolfe Geo. H. corresponding clerk Union
Bank, dw 322 Lexington
Wolfe Geo. (W. & Stuart,) 322 Lexmgton
Wolfe Geo. carpenter, 105 s Sharp
Wolfe Mrs. Mary, 154 e Lombard
Wolfe Lewis, clerk, 322 Lexington
WOLFE & STUART, grocers, 77 Exchange
W)lace
olfe Wm. S. 136 Pearl
, Wolferman Michael, laborer, 314 Eastern av
Wolferman Michael, jr. gardener, 115 Elliott
Wolfersberger J. P. bookkeeper, Grundy nr
McMuchin
Wolfesinger John, laborer, 61 President
Wolff Alexander, attorney, 17 Law buildings,
dw 73 McCuUoh
Wolff Christian, shoemaker, 22 Somerset
Wolff Ernest, laborer, 263 Ann
Wolff Gotlieb, vinegar manufactory, 29 n
Amity
Wolff Geo. tailor, 259 West
Wolff Hatz, rag dealer, 177 s Bethel
Wolff John, blacksmith, 37 Brown
Wolff Mrs. R. millinery, 233 w Pratt
WolffMrs.S. 233 w Pratt
Wolff Wm. S. clerk, 233 w Pratt
Wolfert John, laborer, 76 Granby
Wolford Thomas S. mariner, 358 a Charles
Wolfort Elizabeth, 250 s Bond »
Wolfman Michael, laborer, 79 Johnson
Wolfram Benedict, grocer, 296 e Pratt
Wolfram Mrs. Dority, 325 e Lombard
Wollak Joseph, clothing cutter, Preston near
Penna. av
WoUeber Jacob, lager beer, 88 n Paca
Wollenberg Herman, machinist, 308 s Sharp
Wollenberg John, milkman, 270 William
Wollett John, engineer, 104 n Fremont
WOLLETT JOHN T. livery stable, 21 Tem-
WDle, dw 41 e Fayette
ollrab George, tinner, 161 King
Wollring Christian, shoemaker, 197 e Madison
WoUring John, broom maker, 16 St. James
Wollring Henry, lager beer, 57 Hanover
Wolperser Jacob, laborer, 187 b Wolfe
Wolrad John, coppersmith, 194 Canton ar
Woltman Daniel, carpenter, 447 Lexington
Wolters Henry, junk dealer, 7 Fell
Woltzen Ernest F. C. tailor, 59 Centre Mar-
ket space
Wolvington James W. (G. S. Watts «fc Co.)
288 Hollins
Wolle Alex, aquarian maker, and bird stuffer,
over 30 w Second
Womastek John, wheelwright, 1 Elizabeth la
WOMBLE DR. PEMBROKE M. 203 w
Lombard
Wonderly Geo. L. coach trimmer, 97 Ross
Wonderly Henry, cigar maker, 104 Franklin
Wonderly Mrs. Isabella, 97 Ross
Wonderly Joseph D. police, 60 Holiday
WONDERLY WM. S & CO. china, glass
and queeiisware, 75 w Baltimore, dw 116 n
Gay
Wonderly Wm. S. china, glass and queens-
ware, 116 n Gay
Wontisseth Edward, tailor, 126 Ross
Wontisseth Eliza, trimmings, 126 Ross
Wood Charles O'Neal, carpenter, 321 Frank-
lin
Wood Angelina, boarding, 92 Saratoga
Wood Francis, property agent, 355 e Eager
Wood Mrs. Hester, 182 Ramsay,
Wood Isaiah E. blacksmith, 157 Gough
Wood James E. brickmaker, 299 William
Wood James H. commission merchant, 96
Hanover
Wood James H. trader, 299 William
Wood J. C. contractor House of Refuge,
Howard House
Wood John T. blacksmith, 295 Eastern av
Wood John F. 96 Lee
Wood John T. clerk, 45 Carey
Wood John P. shoemaker, 189 Orleans
Wood Mrs. Julia A. 16 e Madison
Wood Margaret, 35 High al
GEO. S. PAGE St BROm Manufacturers of Roof* and Roofing Blatoriala, 111 Smltfs
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Wood Mrs. Mary J. 29 Carlton
Wood Mra. Matilda, 191 Montgomery
Wood Matilda, 117 w Biddle
Wood Nicholas L. police commissioner, 36 s
Greene
Wood Nicholas L. jr. soldier, 130 Lee
Wood Oliver 335 e Pratt
Wood Ruth Ann, seamstress, 13 Baker's ct
Wood Thomas, block and pump maker, 245
McElderry's whf, dw 186 n Broadway,
Wood Thos. H. turnkey Southern District,
355 Light
Wood Wni. A. police, 117 n Front
Wood Wm, W. mariner, 277 Hanover
Wood Wm. F. printer, 51 Columbia
Wood Wm. bookkeeper, 334 w Lombard
Woodall Ann M. seamstress, 73 Pearl
Woodall Henry, rigger, 85 s Fremont
Woodall Mrs. Hester, 47 Lee
Woodall James, ship carpenter, 47 Lee
Woodall Jane B. seamstress, 7 Parkin
Woodall John T. engineer, 236 Barre
Woodall Theodore, painter, 186 Conway
Woodall Walter W. engineer, 193 Barre
Woodall William A. pump maker, 156 Di-
yision
Woodall Wm. E. ship carpenter, 47 Lee
Woodall Wm. J. plasterer, 156 Division
Woodburn David E. ticket agent P. W. & B.
R. R. 348 e Baltimore
Woodburn Sarah, 350 e Baltimore
Woodcock Charles P. engineer, P. W. & B.
R. R., 173 s Central av
Woodcock Wm. watchmaker, 187 w Pratt
Wpoddy John W. printer, 104 w Fayette
Wooddy Wm. E. printer, 158 w Baltimore, dw
320 w Pratt
Wooden Anne, seamstress, 45 Chesnut
Wooden Jarrett, 19 Biddle
Wooden John, cooper, 298 Harford av
Wooden John F., N. C. R. R. dw 48 e Eager
Wooden John L. 113 Preston
Wooden John, flour and feed, 113 Preston
Wooden Mrs. Mary A. nurse, 375 Light
Wooden Sarah A. 7 Young
Wooden Stephen, 19 Biddle
Wooden Susan, milliner, 122 Preston
Wooden Thomas, cooper, 312 Forrest
Wooden Thomas, blacksmith, 43 Dolphin
Woodfield John, huckster, 196 Regester
Woodhouse Joshua D. 109 n Caroline
WoodhuU A. A. assistant surgeon U. S. A.
12 n Calvert
Woodhull Capt. Maxwell, V. Z. aid de camp,
headquarters, dw Eutaw House
Woodland John, pattern maker, 24 Hull's la
Woodland Martha, seamstress, 76 York
Woodland Susan, seamstress, 76 York
Woodland Thomas, laborer, 76 York
Woodland Wesley, engineer, 3 Hope al
Woodman John, property agent, 49 Conway
WOODROFFE GEORGE, instrument case
and packing box maker, 34 Park
Woodruff .Michael, laborer, Philadelphia road
near city limits
Woodruff Wm. sutlers supplies, 53 w Pratt,
dw Fountain Hotel
Woods Alexander P. (W., Bridges & Co.)
167 Garden
Woods Mrs. Ann, Chase near Bond
WOODS, BRIDGES & CO. wholesale gro-
cers and commission merchants, 6 and 8
Commerce
Woods Bridget, 120 n Fremont
Woods Charles F. clerk, 167 Garden
Woods Charles L. can maker, 292 s Sharp
Woods Charles W. ship joiner, 155 s Chapel
Woods Daniel C. (Hyland & W.) 167 Garden
Woods Eliza, 167 Garden
Woods Elizabeth, 194 s Caroline
Woods Geo. clerk, 330 n Howard
Woods Geo. W. machinist, 292 s Sharp
Woods George W. printer, 21 s Sharp
Woods Henry, laborer, 80 Preston
Woods Hiram, jr., (Dougherty, W. & Co.)
245 Madison av
Woods James 0. brakesman, 182 Ramsay
Woods Hudson, farmer, 166 e Pratt
Woods Mrs. Hiram, 167 Garden
Woods John, soldier, 332 n Howard
Woods John F. printer, 314 s Charles
Woods John P. turner, 314 s Charles
Woods John D. plasterer, 39 Mosher
Woods John F. carpenter, 203 Ross
WOODS JOHN W. book and job printer,
and publisher of Baltimore City Directory,
202 Baltimore, up stairs, dw 21 s Sharp
Woods Joshua R. wheelwright, 108 n Paca
Woods Joshua, brick maker, 118 West
Woods Michael, carter, 167 s Central av
Woods Patrick, weaver, 451 Saratoga
Woods Patrick, moulder, 2 Fall
Woods Peter, laborer, 38 Somerset
Woods Philip, soldier, Calhoun s of Ramsay
Woods Robert A. city collector's office, 94
Lexington
Woods Rufus, clerk, Franklin House
Woods Sarah, 649 Lexington
WOODS & RUSSELL, pharmaceutists, n e
cor Baltimore and Eutaw
Woods Wm. finisher, 212 Hollins
Woods William M., Capt. police, 649 Lex-
ington
Woods Wm. music teacher, 314 3 Charles
Woods Wm. hatter, 405 West
Woods Zechariah, laborer, 29 Gittings
Woodside Charles S. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 36
Conway
Woodside Edmund, clerk, 290 w Fayette
Woodside E. L. clerk Adams Express, 290 w
Fayette
Woodside J. S. 36 Conway
Woodside Mrs. Rachel P 36 Conway
Woodside Wm. G. paymaster, B. & 0. R. R.
120 Hanover
Woodville Edw. gunsmith, 60 Ramsay
Woodville Wm. sr. (W. W. & Son,) 113 n
Charles
Woodville Wm. 68 n Charles
Woodville William & Son, stock brokers, 4
Franklin Buildings
Woodward, Baldwin & Co. dry goods com-
mission merchants, n e cor German and
Hanover
Woodward Christopher, conductor city R. R.,
87 n Eutaw
Woodward David A. artist, 440 w Fayette
Woodward Geo. E. carpenter, 15 Brune
Woodward Geo. P. clerk B. «&, O. R. R. 115
e Monument
Woodward Geo. R.. clerk tobacco warehouse
No. 2, Anne Arundel co
Woodward Mrs. Mary, 360 Franklin
Woodward H. S. clerk to provost marshal,
Washington H ouse
Woodward John H. clerk, 183 Barre
Wai. p. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insnrance Ag^ent rnid Broker. Agent " Mutiud
Benefit Life Insnrance Co., Jfevrnrk:, ^. J.," 89 Second Street.
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Woodward Nicholas R. livery stables, 31
North, dw Baltimore co
Woodward Mrs. Sarah, 317 Aisquith
Woodward Thomas, 19 George
Woodward Thomas B. clerk, 17 Cathedral
Woodward Wm. H. expressman, 19 George
Woodward Wm. jr. (Carey, Bangs & W.)
Barnum's Hotel
Woodward Wm. (W., Baldwin & Co.) 17
Cathedral
Woodward Wm. jr. clerk, 17 Cathedral
Woodworth Frederick, secretary of Baltimore
Fire Insurance Co., 63 n. Greene
Woodworth John R. clerk of Baltimore Fire
Insurance Co., 63 n Greene
Woodyear Mrs. Elizabeth, 63 Courtland
Woodyear Thomas Y. 63 Courtland
Woodyear Wm. E. miller and merchant, 3
Cable, dw 63 Courtland
Woolf August, machinist, 13 Clay
Woolf Henry C. clerk, 167 s Sharp
Woolf Henry L. P. clerk, 167 s Sharp
Woolford John, clerk, 98 e Fayette
Woolford Capt. Lewis W. mariner, 68 Wash-
ington, F. H.
Woolford Mrs. Margaret, 517 w Fayette
Woolford Norris, pilot, 71 Hamburg
Woolford Thos. E. (Pattison & W.) 517 w
Fayette
Woolford Capt. Thos. 219 Hanover
Woolford Washington, blacksmith, 63 Hen-
rietta
Woollen Benj. C. pattern finisher, 4 Wil-
liamson
Woollen Geo. clerk, 36 n Exeter
Woollen Jas. R. cooper, 199 e Fayette
Woollen J. W. painter, 56 Rock
Woollen Leonard R. constable, 312 Saratoga
Woollen Thomas, general fish inspector, 35
Commerce
Woollen Thos. oak cooper, 31 and 33 Com-
merce, dw Mt. Washington
Woolman G. mason, 74 n Schroeder
Woolrith John, coppersmith, 149 s Canton av
Woolston Saml. S. (W. Whitelock & Co.)
Eutaw house
Woolweaver Daniel, wagoner, 163 s Eden
Wooters Wm. H. junk, 268 Light
Wootton Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker, 85
HolUns
Wootton John J. mariner, 5 Bevan
Wootton Mary E. 5 Bevan
Wootton Walter J. pilot, 127 Jefferson
Woppman John, carter, 203 Aliceanna
Worch Henry, cabinet maker, 96 Harford av
Worick John, bricklayer, 273 e Monument
Work Clem. V. bricklayer, 151 L. Greene
Working W. McKee, printer, 712 w Balti-
more
Workinton Wm. laborer, 50 George
Workman Caspar, shoemaker, 141 Low
WORL J. N. manager Independ't Telegraph
Co., Howard house
Worl Wm. S. cashier Independent Telegraph
Co., Howard house
Worley Mrs. Susan, 592 Lexington
Wormall Hannah, 156 Penna. av
Wornitz Abraham, clothier, 12 Centre Mar-
ket space
Worrell John, 164 Barre
Worsell Wm. soldier, 184 Burgundy al
Worsham Albert, mariner, a w cor Gough
and Regester
Worsham John, mariner, 334 Eastern av
Worsham John E. laborer, 334 Eastern av
Worsley Mary A. 91 n Calvert
Worsley Robt. W. machinist, 91 n Calvert
Worsley Wm. V. collector, 91 n Calvert
Wort Peter, laborer, 255 West
Wortche Henry, porter, 125 West
Worthen Wm. D. ship joiner, foot of York,
dw 144 Hughes
Worthington A. C 94 Saratoga
Worihington Chas. clerk, 196"Preston
Worthington Chas. agent Washington, Alex-
andria and Georgetown Packet Co. foot of
Commerce, dw 27 Hoffman
Worthington Elizabeth W. 143 s Sharp
Worthington James, pilot, 117 s Bond
Worthington John, bricklayer, 84 Holland
Worthington Jos. F. lamplighter, 45 n Spring
Worthington Wm. F. 90 n Charles
Wortmann Fredk. stove moulder, 156 Colum-
bia
Wnsuynoup Fredk. tailor, 64 McElderry
Wourmslech John, laborer, 109 n Bethel
Wrade Herman D. mariner^ 493 Light
VVrado John H. laborer, 493 Light
Wrade Wm. laborer, 493 Light
Wrandek Wenzell, tailor, 6 McElderry
Wren Achilles A. tinner, 51 n Central av
Wren Ann, confectionery, 17 Stirling
Wrideiizer Geo. cooper, 177 s Eden
WRIGHT ALFRED, grocery, n e cor Ca-
thedral and Eager
Wright Almon, stone cutter, ne cor Pratt and
Penn, dw 325 w Lombard
Wright Alonzo, soldier, 178 Orleans
Wright Mrs. Ann, 385 Hamburg
Wright Benj. C. clerk, 56 n Liberty
Wright Benj. F. clerk, 209 Chesnut
WRIGHT & CANBY.manuf. of flour, and
commis. merchants, s e cor Commerce and
Cable
Wright Caroline, grocery, cor Walsh and
Hoffman
Wright Chas. shoemaker, 106 Hillen
Wright Chas. shoemaker, 1 s Schroeder
Wright Chas. A. horse dealer, 106 Barre
Wright Danl. carpenter, 20 McElderry
Wright Mrs. E.lward, 16 Hill
Wright Elizabeth, varieties, 160 Pine
Wright Elizabeth, photographic painter, 106
Hillen
Wright Elizabeth, Hammond al
Wright Geo. carter, 189 s Bethel
Wright Geo. W. at custom house, dw 106
Barre
Wright Geo. F. clerk, 171 w Lombard
Wright Grace R. 211 Canton av
Wright Mrs. Hulda H. tailoress, 64 Portland
Wright Isaac & Co. coal, n e cor Central av
and Fayette
Wright Isaac H. (I. H. W. & Co.) 16 Jack-
son square
Wright Jas. B. carpenter, 127 e Lombard
Wright James, carpenter, s e cor Hoffman
and Walsh
Wright J. & Son, feed, 107 Hillen
Wright Jas. B. soldier, 311 w Lombard
Wright Jas. T. 363 e Fayette
Wright Jas. P. shoemaker, 223 n Caroline
Wright Jas. P. lamplighter, e Monument,
opp. hospital
Wright Jas. P. jr. lamplighter, e Monument
opp. hospital
HEiVRY GIKSK, Co^mlsulon Merehnnt, for the sale of Flonr, Gmln, Seedi, Sx.
Rosendale Oment and Calcined PJUuiter coiuitaiitly on band, HI Sp«ar's WOart.
WEI
437
WYL
"Wright James, blacksmith, 243 n Central av
Wright Jaraes, deputy warden city jail, 209
Chesnut
WRIGHT JAS. B. druggist, s w cor Broad-
way and Baltimore
"Wright Joel, book binder, over 160 and 162
w Baltimore, Brown's building, dw 311 w
Lombard
"Wright John, blacksmith, 54 St. Mary
Wright John N. assist. U. S. assessor, s w
cor Forrest and Madison
Wright John A. stone cutter, 325 w Lombard
Wright John M. drayman, 4 Bevan
Wright John W. watchman, 106 Barre
Wright John W. (W. & Canby,) n w cor
Calvert and Madison
Wright John, laborer, 52 Dolphin
Wright John R. grocer, cor Garden and Hoff-
man, dw Garden w of Lanvale
Wright John S. (W.. Maxwell & Co.) New
York
Wright Dr. J. W. dentist, 27 s Broadway
Wright Joseph, blacksmith, 173 s Washine-
ton, F, P.
Wright Jos. H. huckster, 240 n Central av
Wright Julia A. second-hand dealer, 479 Lex-
ington
Wright Lena, laundress, 144 s Caroline
Wright Levin, wood, 114 Light
Wright Lorenzo D. shoemaker, 208 s Broad-
way, dw 100 n Bond
Wright Luther, cheese, 173 n High
Wright Mahlon, waterman, 205 Montgomery
Wright Mrs. Mary, 64 Camden
Wright Mrs. Mary Ann, 350 s Bond
Wright Mary, tailoress, 2 Greenwillow
Wright Mary, 172 Bank
Wright Matthew H. (J. W. & Son,) 107 Hil-
len
WRIGHT, MAXWELL & CO. shipping and
commis. merchants, over 18 w Second
Wright Nathan, shoemaker, 43 Mosher
Wright Peter, hostler, 36 Union
Wright Peter, laborer, 190 Columbia
Wright Robt. C. (W. Maxwell & Co.) 112
Park
Wright Robt. T. coach painter, 137 e Lom-
bard
Wright Robt. H. moulder, 218 Montgomery
Wright Saml. laborer. Garrison la near Fred-
erick av
Wright Mrs. Sarah, 31 Pine
Wright Mrs. Sarah, dry goods, 248 Lexington
Wright Solomon C. lieut. police, 161 n Caro-
line
Wright Mrs. Susan, 123 s Sharp
Wright Sylvester H. shoemaker, 273 e Madi-
son
Wright Thos. C. bricklayer, 49 Haubert
Wright Thos. F. shoemaker, 43 Mosher
Wright Trustum, engineer, 123 Washington
Wright Wm.H.D.C. (W., Maxwell & Co.)
109 n Charles
Wright Wm. carpenter, 156 Pearl
Wright Wm. G. blacksmith, 36 Haubert
Wright Wm. clerk in surveyor's office, 248
Lexington
Wright Wm. laborer. Northern av near Mc-
Mechin
Wright Wm. huckster, 224 Saratoga
Wright Wm. O. ship carpenter, 210 Mont-
gomery
Wright Wm. R. mariner, 203 Gough
Wrightson Columbus K. carpenter, 16 L.
Church
Wrightson John B. ship carpenter, 27 Cam-
bridge
Wrightson Thomas S. ship carpenter, 129 s
Washington, F. P.
Wrightson Wm. ship carpenter, 125 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Wriks Gardner A. pattern maker, 471 w Lom-
bard
Writer Mrs. Margaret, 123 Preston
Wroten Benj. painter, 13 Choptank
Wroten Susan, seamstress, Washington, F.H.
Wroth Dr. Wm. J. 216 Madison av
WROTH EDWARD W. apothecary and
druggist, 108 Richmond
WROTH WM. G. dry goods, 85 w Balti-
more, dw 28 Mulberry
Wuckner Adam, sign painter, 73 Albemarle
Wuir George, tobacconist, 265 e Lombard
Wulbrand Henry, tavern, 5 w Lombard
Wulfing Henry, tailor and scourer, 66 Ross
Wulfing Mary, confectionery, 66 Ross
Wunder George, tailor, 94 Walker ct
Wunder George, clothing cutter, 42 Durham
Wunder George, photographist, 483 w Balti-
more
Wunder John, tailor, 94 Walker ct
Wunsch Mrs. Mary, 118 Cross
Wust Henry, butcher, 61 Ross
Wust John P. provisions, 114 Ross
Wurach Frederick R., turner, 437 w Pratt
Wurst Gotlcib, shoemaker, 72 Perry
Wurst Martin, grocery, 132 L. Greene
Wurtz Lucas, 14 President
Wurtzberger Ansel, clothier, 169 Franklin
Wurtzberger Wm. clerk, 147 Franklin
Wurtzberger Samuel, clothier, 108 Franklin,
dw 147
Wurzbacher John, grocer, 194 Cross
Wurzburger Simon , clothier, 32 w Pratt, dw 34
Wutz George G. shoemaker, 154 L. Greene
Wyant Edward P. cooper, 161 Burgundy al
Wyant Joseph H. brickmaker, 423 w Lom-
bard
Wyant Nicholas W. brickmaker, 423 w Lom-
bard
Wyant Wm. J. tinner, 423 w Lombard
Wyatt Alexander, of planing mill, 40 s Re-
gester
Wyatt Charles H. attorney, s w cor St. Paul
and Saratoga, dw 83 Saratoga
Wyatt Capt. John E. 22 Ann
Wyatt Lemuel, engineer, 94 s Ann
Wyatt Thos. A. mariner, 44 s Broadway
Wyatt Rev. Thos. J. 83 Saratoga
Wyatt Rev. Dr. Wm. E. 83 Saratoga
Wybert Mrs. Priscilla, dress maker, 144 s
Eutaw
WYETH & BRO. iron and steel merchants,
35 s Charles
Wyeth Chas. 673 Lexington
Wyeth Chas. 129 McCulloh
Wyeth Henry C. (W. & Bro.) n e cor Charles
and Lexington
Wyeth Wm. N. (W. & Bro.) 167 n Calvert
Wyffarth Balthazar, tailor, 84 n Pine
Wyffarth Geo. brass finisher, 84 n Pine
Wyffarth Jacob, soldier, 84 n Pine
Wylie Geo. M. dyer, 389 Saratoga
Wylio Jas. H. (S. F. & J. H. W.) 337 Lex-
ington
Wylie Mrs. Jane, 162 George
GEO. S. PAG£ & BRO.. Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materlalg, 111 Smlth'i
AVlxarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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YOS
Wylie John H. baggage master B. & O. R.R.
38 McHenry
Wylie John, 162 George
Wylie Robt. 162 George
Wylie Samuel F. & James H. dyers, 142
W^hnlml. F. (S. F. & J.H. W.) 389
Saratoga
Wylie Saml. bookkeeper, 162 George
Wylie Wm. 3891Saratoga
Wyman,Byrd& Co. dry goods com. mer-
chants, 16 Hanover
Wyman Edward, Bhoemaker, 39 York
Wyman Jesse, grocer, Falls road nr bridge
Wyman John, soldier, 5 MuUikin
Wyman Jos. soldier, 5 Mullikin
Wyman Mark, shoemaker. Arch row near
Falls road ^ ^ .„
Wyman Saml. G. (Wyman, B. & Co.) 83 w
Monument
Wyne Geo. M. machinist, 75 Grundy
Wyner Wm. cigar maker, 109 s Broadway
Wynn Ann, 165 Greenmount av
Wynn Christopher, watchmaker, 228 w Pratt
Wynn Hamilton, shoemaker, 113 n Gay
Wynn John, grocer, 60 Aisquith
Wynn J. Robert, watchmaker and jeweler,
282 w Baltimore, dw 20 Strieker
WypertFredk. carpenter, 329 e Madison
Wysham Henry C. attorney, 26 n Charles,
up stairs, dw 1 McCulloh
Wysham John, 170 n Fremont
Wysham Thos. 170 n Fremont
Wysinger Chas. grocer, cor Milhman and
J^ond ,„ ^ ,
Wyvill John M. D. salesman, 52 n Front
Yager Conrad, cooper, 72 Stiles
Yager Henry, tailor, 262 Hanover
Y'ager Henry, organ griimer, 131 s Spring
Yager Michael, laborer, 278 Ahceanna
Yager Saml. (agent,) cooper, 75 Stiles, dw 72
Yakel Conrad, 312 n Howard
Yakel Anthony, turner, 58 Raborg
Yakel John, conductor, 312 n Howard
Yardley Chas. salesman, 41 n Charles, dw 11
McCulloh „^ T. , ■
Yeager John P. carver, 22 e Baltimore
Yatts John R. shoemaker, 81 Warner
Yates Jos. C. & Co. shipping and commission
merchants, over n w cor Gay snd Pratt
Yates Joseph C. (J. C. Y. & Co,.) n e cor
Charles and Pleasant
Yauk Cliristian, tailor, 39 Bank
Yeagel John, milkman, 191 n Caroline
Yeager Antoine, cooper, 163 s Eden
Yea|er August, 229 Wolfe
Yeager Caspar, cooper, 425 w Pratt
Yeaier Christopher A. shoemaker, 72 n Cen-
tral av „ , I
Yeaeer Conrad, laborer, 18 Goodman al
Yeager Conrad, baker, 235 e Madison
Yeager George, cooper, 271 Regester
Yeager Henry, 261 s Wolfe
Yeager Henry, tobacconist, 167 Ross
Yeaier Henry S. gilder, 168 McHenry
Yea|er James, painter. Falls road nr North-
ern av
Yeager John, musician, 140 s Regester
Yeager Katrina, fortune teller, 140 s Regester
Yeager Laura, 30 Chesnut
Yeager Martin, tailor, 31 s Washington, F. P
Yeager Mrs. Rebecca 1. 22 s Paca
Yeagle Gotleib, cabinet maker, 39 Marion
Yeagle Henry, laborer, 322 s Sharp
Yeakel John L. stone cutter, 423 Light
Yeakel Philip, wagoner, 91 Lee
Yeakell John, milkman, 26 Gittings
YEARLEY ALEXANDER & SON, property
agents, 15 St. Paul
Yeariey Alexander, clerk, 15 St. Paul
Yearley Aquilla A. varnisher, 100 s Regester
Yeariey Mrs. Anna, 83 s Ann
Yearley Charles, clerk, 11 McCulloh
Yeariey Chas. F. 11 McCulloh
Yearley John, tobacconist, 22 e Pratt
Yearley John, gauger, 113 s Exeter
Yearley Thomas C. (Alexander Y. & Son,)
Baltimore co , ^ „ u
Yearley Wm. attorney, 11 McCulloh
Yearley Wm. H. tobacconist, 22 e Pratt
Yeates Dr Henry P. P. 117 n Exeter
Yeates Dr. John L. 58 n Front
Yeatman James H. saddler, 19 n Exeter
Yeatman John W. 19 n Exeter
Yeatman Mrs. Laura, 316 w Fayette
Yecht Theodore, tailor, 173 n Spring
Yeisley Jacob, house carpenter, 89 Bank, dw
330 e Pratt
Yiezel Carl, laborer, 79 Eastern av
Yelland Jonas S. (J. S. Barry & Co.) Phila-
YelfaSd Wm. (J. S. Barry & Co.) 52 n Paca
Yellman John G. grocer, 37 n Pine
Yerkes Wm. H. blacksmith, 38 Laurel
Yerkes David A. janitor Front-stTheatre, dw
38 Laurel
Yerkes Henry, clerk, 5 n Front
Yett Philip laborer, 153 William
Yew Samuel B. mariner, 166 West
YEWELL JOHN, shipsmith, 188 Light,
dw341
Yewell Elizabeth, 17 Mott
Yewell Thomas, laborer, 110 Henrietta
Yingher Peter, laborer, rear of 297 Fremont
Yin|ling Chas. butcher, 31 Fell's Point Mar-
ket, dw 219 Eastern av
Yingling Christian, butcher, 286 Ann
Yingling David G. clerk, 144 Pine
Yin|ling Frederick, butcher, 41 Fell's Pomt
Market, dw 218 Eastern av
Yingling Henry, grocery, 45 Penna. av
Yingling Mary, 194 Eastern av
Yingling Mrs. Sarah, 273 Eutaw
Yockel Augustus, salesman, 186 w Biddle
Yockel Frederick, laborer, 208 German
Yoe Benjamin R. (Green & Y.) 58 McCulloh
Yoe Benjamin F. attorney, 50 McCulloh
Yoe Charles, tavern, 167 Penna. av
Yoe Philip, soldier, 63 Preston
Yoh Conrad, woodsawyer, 321 s Wolfe
Yon Wm. shoemaker, 79 Eastern av
Yonger Adam, brickmaker, 783 Light
Yont Mrs. Bethiah, 353 e Baltimore
York Ann E. 39 s Bond
York George S. at custom hc^use, 38 e l-ayette
York Turnpike Railway Co. East bet Ensor
and Hillen
Yost Elizabeth L. 134 Mulberry
Yost George, shoemaker, rear 8 New Church
Yost John, blind maker, 486 w Baltimore
Yost John, laborer, 674 Penna. av •
Yost John, grocery, 107 Sarah Ann
Yost John, cabinet maker, 47 Harrison
Wm7p. WKBB, MoHne, F.re and I.l.e I^«ra«ce Agent -* ^-J'^'^^.tf"*
Benefit Life Insurance Co.. NeTrarU. N. J.. 89 isecona a
• aintaal
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439
YOU
Yost Richard D. clerk, 92 n Paca
Yost Wm. carpenter, 17 Josephine
Younce Jacob, porter, 108 Sarah Ann
Young Alexander, bookkeeper, Lexington nr
Pulton
Young Alexander, clerk, 747 Lexington
Young Andrew J. tinner, 91 n Eden
Young Mrs. Anna, 747 Lexington
Young Anna, dressmaker, 45 Low
Young Anton, tavern, 27 Ensor
Young Arthur M. clerk, 158 Mulliken
Young Belle, 102 North
Young Bridget, seamstress, 13 s Dewberry al
Young Mrs. Bridget, 318 Mulberry .
Young & Carson, wholesale grocers, 77 Ex-
change place
Young Catherine A. 106 Raborg
Young Charles, chandler, 16 Comet
Young Charles L. bricklayer, 15 Lloyd
Young C. H. 125 e Baltimore
YOUWGCHRISTIANJ. restaurant, 4 s Gay
Young David, moulder, 5 n Wolfe
Young Deitrich, tailor, 12 Thompson
Young Edward, police, 521 w Baltimore
Young Edward A. general freight agent N. C.
R. dw 45 n Calvert
Young Eliza, 277 Ann
Young Eliza, tailoress, 106 Raborg
Young EHza, 64 w Centre
Young Mrs. Elizabeth, 152 Ross
Young Frank, saddler, 92 French
Young Felicite, 60 w Centre
Young Fred'k, foreman Sun office, 30 n Front
Young Frederick, clerk, cor Albemarle and
Canton av
YOUNG GEORGE & CO. general produce and
commission merchants, 199 North
Young George, wagoner, 35 Low
Young George W. millinery, silk and straw
goods, 33 n Charles, dw 199 Garden
YOUNG GEO. W. manufacturer and dealer
in paints and colors, 172 Light-st whf, dw 74
n Chai'les
Young George, tailor, 51 James la
Young George, (G. Y. & Co.) 48 w Madison
Young George, mariner, 57 William
Young George, wagoner, 35 Low
Young Geo. W. tinner, Eden nr MuUikin
Young Geo. W. tin and sheet iron worker, 72
8 Regester
Young Geo. W. shoe dealer, 85 s Broadway
Young Gotleib, tailor, 43 Harrison
Young Henry M. baker, 67 Jefferson
Young H. N. clerk, dw Howard House
Young Hiram, machinist, 74 s Poppleton
Young lUard, tailor, Somerset nr Chew
Young Jacob, laborer, 281 e Pratt
Young Jacob, grocery, 439 e Lombard
YOUNG JAMES, book and job printer, over
114 w Baltimore, dw I Aisquith
Young James L. carpenter, 158 Mullikin
Young James H. printer, 30 n Front
Young Jane Augustine, 64 w Centre
Young Jeffefson, assistant engineer U. S. N.,
33 Lexington
Young John A. sailmaker, 18 Hill
Young John, mariner, 226 Barre
Young John H. machinist, 97 n High
Young John S. clerk in Court Common Pleas,
74 n Charles
Young John, butcher, 138 e Madison
Young Jno. S. (Geo. Y. & Co.) iMaltby House
Young John, tailor, 80 Penna. av
Young John R. bailiff U. S. courts, 795 w
Baltimore
Young John R. soldier, 106 Raborg
Young John W. _painter, 1 Lefferman al
Young John, livery stables, 9 n Frederick, dw
82 e Fayette
YOUNG JOHN H. dealer in photographic
and ambrotype materials, 205 w Baltimore
and over s w cor Baltimore and Charles, dw
Baltimore co
Young John, property agent, 86 Mulberry
Young John, collector, 704 w Baltimore
Young John S. 199 North
Young Rev. John R. 19 s Greene
Young Jos. engineer, 116 s Bond
Young Capt. Jos. H. mariner, Orleans near
Broadway
Young Joshua A. ship joiner, McElderry's
wharf, dw 119 s Paca
Young Joshua T. bookkeeper, 119 s Paca
Young Capt. J. Wm. mariner, 133 s Regester
Young Mrs. L. P. Steward, milliner, 74 n
Charles
Young Margaret A. 110 Pearl
Young Mrs. Margaret, 218 Eastern av
Young Maria, 82 Aisquith
Young Martin, carpenter, 15 Brune
Young Mary A. 64 w Centre
Young Mary A. tailoress, Clinton s of Boston
Young Matthias, tailor, 96 Jefferson
Young Men's Christian Association of West
Baltimore, cor Schroeder and Peirce
Young Men's Christian Association of North
Baltimore, 194 e Monument
Young Men's Christian Association Rooms,
Bible house, 75 w Fayette
Young Michael, laborer, 9 n Central av
Young Michael, baker, 261s Broadway
Young Otis, police, 20 n Exeter
Young Otis, police, 7 e Fayette
Young Peter F. clerk, 97 n High
Young Philip, laborer, 424 Hanover
Young Rebecca, dry goods, 78 Lexington
Young Robt. horse shoe nails, 218 s Fremont
Young Robt. B. printer, 45 Low
Young Saml. R. mariner, 119 s Paca
Young Saml. W. porter, 108 Sarah Ann
Young Theodore, 29 s Central av
Young Thos. hostler, 318 Mulberry
Young Thos. hostler, Moffett's stables, n
Howard
Young Thos. ship carpenter, 246 e Madison
Young Thos. J. printer, 175 vt Lombard
Young Wm. S. (Geo. Young & Co.) 48 w
Madison
Young Capt. Wm. I. mariner, 133 s Regester
Young Wm. G. tinner, 18 Hill
Young Wm. soldier, 31 King
Young Wm. J. painter, 122 Jefferson
Young Wm. ship carpenter, 193 s Ann
Young Wm. S. weigher, 538 Lexington
Young Wm. H. clerk, 91 n Eden
Young Wm. H. attorney, 63 w Fayette, dw
14 Aisquith
Young Wm. T. soldier, 152 Ross
Young Wm. boiler maker, 28 s Dewberry al
Younger Caspar, machinist, 109 n Eden
Younger Danl. K. lumber inspector n e cor
East Falls and Eastern avs, dw 6 s Bond
Younger Elizabeth, seamstress, 88 Henrietta
Younger Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, 88 Hen-
rietta
Younger John, drayman, 41 Cross
J. IlEiVRX GIESE, Commlsaion jnercKnnt, for the Bole ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, «Ssc.
Roseiidole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ^1 Spear's WliRrf.
YOU
440
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Younger Geo. butcher, 50 Hanover and 27
Lexington markets, dw Garrison la near
Western Cemetery
Younger Richard, 67 Hollins
Younger Robt. J. carpenter, 6 L. Church
Youngheimer John, cabinet maker, 89 n Am-
ity
Youngman F. cigar maker, 261 Canton ay
Youngman John R. shoemaker, 42 Dolphin
Youngman Wm. H. D. huckster, 168 Ross
Youngs John B. 315 Garden
Younkers John, soldier, 31 Biddle al
Youse Alexina, machine stitcher, 19 Preston
Youse Delia, laundress, 196 L. Hughes
Youse Henry, tinner, 132 Central av
Youse H. W. police, 70 n Gay
Yungham Wm. laborer, 34 Clifford al
Zachariah Lawrence B. clerk, 567 w Fay-
ette
Zachary Capt. Wm. harbor master, 105 Bow-
ly's wharf, dw 120 e Pratt
Zachler Mrs. 248 Light
Zachman George A. laborer, 51 s Charles
Zahne August, tailor, 78 Centre Market space
Zahne Edward, tailor, 78 Centre Market space
Zahne Harman, tailor, 78 Centre Market
space
Zahnnmesser John, baker, 2 Jackson ct
Zallinger Nicholas, tailor, 95 s Regester
Zaiz Nicholas, tailor, 35 Lancaster
Zanainowitz Luke, cake stand, n e cor Frede-
rick and Pratt, dw over 2e Lombard
ZANE PETER, oak cooper, 37 Commerce
and 70 w Pratt, dw 128 s Eden
Zang George, tailor. Chase near Central av
Zang John, tailor, 50 Somerset
Zang Joseph, laborer, 49 s Regester
Zape John A. undertaker, 33 s Caroline
Zapf George, shoemaker, 21 e Fayette
Zaph Emil, broom maker, 142 Aisquith
Zapp Francis, nightman, 170 West
Zapp George M. shoemaker, 21 e Fayette
Zapp Jacob, carter, 170 West
Zastrow Frederick, 252 Eastern av
Zeafla Peter, tailor, 149 e Pratt
Zech John, cooper, 198 Eastern av
Zech Wm. lithographer, 319 s Charles
Zeh Dr. Martin, 75 s Bond
Zehle Charles & A. Koss, boots and shoes,
552 w Baltimore
Zehle Charles, ^Chas. Z. & A. Koss,) 552 w
Baltimore
Zehner Charles, shoemaker. 111 n Cental av
Zeigelherber John, laborer, 157 s Dallas
Zeigenheim Henry, tailor, 42 Manon
Zeigler Mrs. Caroline, 81 n Poppleton
Zeigler Charles, confectioner, 81 n Poppleton
Zeigler David, shoemaker, 367 n Gay
Zeigler Frederick N. butcher, 81 n Poppleton
Zeigler Frederick K. (Fowler, Z. & Co.)
Washington Co.
Zeigler Frederick, shoemaker, 50 Camden
Zeigler George, saddler, 116 Poppleton
Zeigler John, laborer, 230 s Wolfe
ZEIGLER JOHN FREDK. butcher, 59 Cen-
tre, 54 Lexington, and 39 Hanover markets,
dw 720 Penna. av
Zeigler Joseph, engineer, 495 Saratoga
Zeigler Martin, butcher, 23 Centre Market,
dw 30 Frederick av
Zeigler Mrs. Sarah, 367 n Gay
Zeiler John, carpenter, 35 St. Mary
Zeiler John, moulder, 323 e Lombard
Zeimmerlein John, piano maker, 91 Lee
Zeis Joseph, tailor, 223 s Bond
Zeiser Jacob, laborer, 241 Lemmon
Zeitler Michael, tailor, 228 Saratoga
Zeitz Jacob, shoemaker, 38 Abbott
Zell Bernard A. carpenter, 290 n Howard
Zell George A. (Peter Z. & Sons,) 147 and
149 n Howard
Zell Henry, painter, 28 Brune
Zell Jacob, butcher, 28 Centre, 53 Lexington,
and 69 Hanover markets, dw 430 Penna. av
Zell Julia M. grocery, 290 n Howard
Zell Louis A. huckster, 184 George
Zell Mary J. 184 George
Zell Oliver C. mill. King nr Eutaw
Zell Oliver C. (Peter Z. & Sons) Balto. co
ZELL PETER & SONS, produce commis.
merchts. and dealers in grain feed and fer-
tilizers, 147 and 149 n Howard, dw P. Z.
Baltimore co
Zell Theodore, blacksmith, 588 w Baltimore,
dw 116Raborg
Zeiler John, porter, 17 Orleans
Zeiler Joseph, shoemaker, 177 s Eden
Zeiler Wm. provisions, 159 German
Zellers Mrs. Caroline, 7 Arch
Zellers George, cigar maker, 4 n Greene
Zellers John, tailor, 5 Arch
Zellhahn Ernest, tailor, 304 w Pratt
Zeltwanger Wm. upholsterer, 42 Holiday
Zemuth Franz, lager beer, 151 Saratoga
Zenck Erben, stone cutter, 301 e Madison
Zenk John, mariner, 44 Gist
Zenken Mrs. Catherine, seamstress, 27 Rock
Zentgraff Bernard, stonemason, 5 Harmony la
Zennel Henry, porter, s w cor Light and
Brown
Zepp Thos. engineer, Townsend n of John
Zerkel Peter, stevedore, 119 Lancaster
Zerweck Daniel, 241 Montgomery
Zerweck Daniel, jr., butcher, 16 Hanover
market, dw 432 Penna. av
Zerweck Jacob F. butcher, 249 Hanover
Zerweck John, butcher, 19 Hanover market,
dw 184 Hanover
Zerweck Samuel, jr., butcher, 16 Hanover
market, dw 432 Penna. av
Zeul Conrad, tavern, 129 Light
Zeun George, constable, 58 Camden, dw 184
Cross
Zeun George, tobacconist, 188 Cross
Zey Christopher, laborer, 293 Penna. av
Ziegelmy&r Leonard, sexton, 42 Conway
Ziegler Amelia, confectionery, 162 Vine
Ziegler August, 43 w Baltimore
Ziegler Charles, hatter, 43 w Baltimore
Ziegler George, laborer, 182 Aliceanna
Ziegler Henry, ship carpenter, 123 s Regester
Ziegler Henry S. gas fitter, 162 Vine
Ziegler John M. printer, 62 s Broadway
Ziegler John, confectioner, 32 n Frederick
Ziegler John, musician, 108 s Central av
Ziegler John F. butcher, 39 Hanover market,
dw 720 Penna. av
Ziegler Joseph, engineer, 499 Saratoga
Ziegler Margaret, 2 Eutaw ct
Ziegler Martin, butcher, Baltimore nr Fulton
Ziegler Samuel, shoemaker, 26 e Lombard
Ziegler Wm. confectioner, 32 n Frederick
Zigler Mrs. Barbara, 67 Conway
GEO. S. PAGK Si BRO., Alanufncturerg ot Roofs nnd RooCn^^ Slaterlals, 111 Smltli's
Wluuct. O. HART SJtaTH, Agent.
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441
ZWI
Zigler George, fisherman, 89 Granby
Zigler Jacob, laborer, 307 s Bond
Zilnian Andrew, liquors, 249 s Bond
Zimerer John G. shoemaker, 119 Low
Zimmer Adam, laborer, 366 Cross
JZimmer Charles, brass finisher, 7 Constitu-
tion
Zim^fier Daniel, shoemaker, 361 s Charles
Zimmer Henry, laborer, 289 Aliceanna
Zimmer John P, tailor, 7 Constitution
Zimmer John G. baker, 772 w Baltimore
Zimmer Michael, laborer, Fremont nr Penna.
avenue
Zimmer Peter, carter, 758 w Baltimore
Zimmerman A. painter, 263 Canton av
Zimmerman Benj. F. clerk B. & 0. R. R. 341
n Eutaw
Zimmerman B. F. collector, 341 n Eutaw
Zimmerman Barbara, grocery, cor McElderry
and Dallas
Zimmerman Charles L. mariner, 118 s Wolfe
Zimmerman Charles, tailor, 192 Conway
Zimmerman Charles, carver, 101 L. Greene
Zimmerman Charles, barber, 61 Hanover
Zimmerman Charles, grocery, 164 Bank
Zimmerman Christopher, shoemaker, 144
Lancaster
Zimmerman Christian, wagoner, 203 e Mad-
ison
Zimmerman Dietrich, tavern, cor City av and
O'Donnell
Zimmerman Fredk. laborer, 431 Canton av
Zimmerman Fredk. laborer, 537 Canton av
Zimmerman George A. 179 e Pratt
Zimmerman George H. tobacconist, 216 w
Fayette
ZIMMERMAN GEORGE J. carpenter, 142
n Howard, dw n w cor McCulloh and
Dolphin
Zimmerman Henry, omnibus proprietor, 228
Henrietta
Zimmerman Henry, sawyer, 110 s Bethel
Zimmerman Henry, tailor, 17 Smith al
Zimmerman Henry T. printer, 216 w Fayette
Zimmerman Henry, 427 Canton av
Zimmerman Jacob, tailor, 21 n Spring
Zimmerman Jno. V. shoemaker, 280 Aisquith
Zimmerman John, tailor, Chase nr Central av
Zimmerman John W. stock, bill and real
estate broker, over 24 South, dw 310 Lex-
ington
Zimmerman Joseph A. carpenter, 596 w Bal-
timore
ZIMMERMAN LAINHARD F. pastor St.
Stephen's German Lutheran Church, 275
Hanover
Zimmerman Mary, grocery, 107 Cambridge
Zimmerman Mrs. Mary, grocery, 228 Hen-
rietta
Zimmerman Peter, carpenter, 179 s Chester
Zinrimerman Philip, cutter, 86 s Howard
Zimmerman Wolfgang, cabinet maker, cor
McElderry and Dallas
Zimmerman Wm. H. 598 w Baltimore
Zimmerman Wm. hackman, 78 Jasper
Zimmerman Wm. milkman, near city limits,
s of Hudson
Zimmerman Wm. S. bitters manufacturer,
596 w Baltimore
Zimmerman Wm. S. clerk Bait. Marine Ins.
Co., dw 310 Lexington
Zimmers Frederick, restaurant, 211 Lexing-
ton, dw 15 Chatsworth
Zimmers & Gordon, livery stables, 100 Ger-
man
Zimmisch Charles, tailor, 58 Camden
Zimmisch Fredk. shoemaker, 72 Camden
Zimmisch Wm. piano maker, 365 s Entaw
Zinckhen John, blacksmith, 49 Orchard
Zinhand Wm. 299 Canton av
Zini Anthelmo, clerk, 7 Holland
Zink George F. hatter, 221 s Charles
Zink George F. shoemaker, 16 Knox al
Zink John H. shoemaker, 277 w Pratt
Zink John, laborer, 186 Canton av
Zink Philip F. baker, 223 s Charles
Zinkand Lawrence, milkman. Cotton row
Zinkand Mrs. Mary Ann, 253 s Wolfe
Zinkand Susannah, 97 s Caroline
Zinkham Mrs. Adam, blacksmith, 763 w
Baltimore, dw 1 Dewberry al
Zinkland John, lager beer, 125 McElderry
Zinnel Henry, porter, 356 Light
Zion Church (German Lutheran,) Gay near
Saratoga
Zion Episcopal Church, n w cor Baltimore
and Gilmor
Zion Manassa, rags, 27 Shakspear
Zipp Reuben, engineer, 437 w Lombard
Zipprian John, restaurant, 19 Dover
Zirckel John W. carpenter, 174 Orleans
Zirckel Wm. clothier, 56 w Pratt, dw 174
Orleans
Zirkell Charles, carpenter. Chase near Bond
Zirl John, 144 Regester
Zittinger Geo. C. tailor, 31 s Bethel
Zoberlein Conrad, laborer, 17 Choptank
Zoberlein John, laborer, 2"i2 Boston
Zoeberiein John, piano maker, 91 Lee
Zoeller F. Valentine, bricklayer, 144 Henrietta
Zoellner Carl, tailor, 47 Albemarle ,
Zoellner Samuel W. cap maker, 47 s Bond
Zolcinsky Albert, second hand dealer, 108 s
Howard
ZoIlenhofT George, dyer, 55 Albemarle
Zoller Joseph A. cabinet maker, 222 HoUins
Zollickoffer Daniel, contractor, 119 Columbia
Zollickoffer Henry, surgeon dentist, 180 Co-
lumbia
Zollickoffer H. Fletcher, (Stonebraker & Co.)
Greene near Lombard
Zollinger George N. dry goods, 100 s Broad-
way
Zoloff Henry, tailor, 197 s Bond
Zomertz John, baker, 278 s Ann
Zorbach Catherine, grocery, s w cor Eden and
Bank
Zsehiegner Amiel, stove mounter, 9 . Ham-
mond al
Zucker Christian, shoemaker, 105 s High
Zuckschwerdt C. & Co. wines, brandies, gin,
&c., 116 n Howard
Zuckschwerdt C. (C. Z. & Co.) Charles st.
av, beyond Northern av
Zuilmuil Catherine, laundress, 141 w Pratt
Zulan Henry, tailor, 197 s Bond
Zulauf Balthazar, tailor, 143 n Central av
Zulauf Louis, tailor, 246 n Central av
Zuloff Jacob, laborer, 338 s Charles
ZURLIENE HENRY, lager beer, 148 s Eu-
taw
Zurmehl Jeremiah, carpenter, 28 May
Zwanzger John, beer brewer, 129 Camden
Zwickel Fredk. ship carpenter, 2 Paca place,
rear of 109 n Paca
Zwissler Anton, laborer, 62 Durst al
"WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire iu»d lAfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benctflt T^tfe Insurance Co., NeTrark, N< J.," 89 Second Street.
COLORED PERSONS.
AcKWOoD Wm. whitewasher, 20 Marion
Ackwood Wm. whitewasher, alley rear of 171
Preston
AcTcermy Henry, laborer, 22 Wagon al
Adams Alexancler, laborer, 209 Raborg
Adams Alfred, laborer, 4 Abraham
Adams Anne, cook, 58 n Front
Adams Catherine, laundress, 15 Water row
Adams Dennis, coachman, 11 Temple
Adams Elizabeth, laundress, 64 Lerew al
Adams Floyd, laborer, 55 China
Adams Frances, laundress, 53 Burgundy al
Adams Hester, laundress, 46 L. Monument
Adams James H. porter, 139 North
Adams James P. barber, 2 Harrison, dw 65
Davis
Adams James H. porter, 100 Orchard
Adams John, porter, 69 Orchard
Adams John, porter, 175 Henrietta
Adams Joseph, cook, 3 Cross al
Adams Martha, laundress, 7 Salisbury al
Adams Mary, laundress, rear of 33 King
Adams Mary, laundress, 55 China
Adams Mrs. Matilda, laundress, 12 Leaden-
hall
Adams Robert, porter, 44 Eislem
Adams Washington, shoemaker, 77 East
Addison Dennis, drayman, 140 Dallas
Addison Joseph, shoemaker, 215 Vine
Addison Mary, laundress, 337 n Howard
Addison Wm. laborer, 108 Sarah Ann
Adkisson Thomas, brickmaker, 224 s Bethel
African Free School, rear of Sharp st. Church
African Methodist Church, Sharp near Pratt
African Methodist Church, Orchard nr Ross
Aiken John, laborer, 311 s Eutaw
Alcom Perry, laborer, 61 Dover
Aldridge Wm. T. coachman, 55 L. Monument
Alexander Charles, laborer, 6 Shad al
Alexander Harriet, washerw'n, 45 Tyson al
Alexander Lydia, 25 Harmony la
All Samuel, laborer, 585 Penna av
Allen Alexander, wood sawyer, 174 s Bethel
Allen Benjamin, porter, 56 Vine
Allen Enos, sawyer, 102 Dover
Allen Harriet, 71s Spring
Allen Hester, laundress, 148 Chesnut
Allen John, mariner, al rear of 59 s Bethel
Allen Margaret, laundress, 57 Plum
Allen Mary A. washerwoman, rear 17 Manon
Allen Sarah, cook, 53 State
Allen Sarah, 148 Chesnut
Allensworth Robert, mariner, 50 East
Allice Richard, caulker, 63 Williamson al
Allman Louis, huckster, 53 Chesnut
Allsop John, oyster shucker, 283 Cross
Allsop Nancy, laundress, 285 Cross
Allsop Sarah, nurse, 285 Cross
Allsop Thomas, oyster shucker, 285 Cross
AUnut Wm. H. grain runner, 1 Spring Gar-
den av
Almstead James, laborer, 306 Raborg
Alsop Robert, butcher, 56 Camel al
Alto Catherine, cook, 84 Jasper
Alverde Alice, nurse, 35 Williamson al
Ambrosa Alex, sawyer, 251 L. Hiighes
Ambrose George, brickmaker, 22 Bankert al
Amos George, porter, 7 Kimmel al
Amos Maria, laundress, 3 Grove
Anderson Mrs. Ann, laundress, 26d Raborg
Anderson Arthur, butcher, 4 Forrest
Anderson Arthur, butcher, 14 Jefferson st ct
Anderson Mrs. Amelia, laundress, 265 Raborg
Anderson Augustus, mariner, 210 s Carohne
Anderson Charles, porter, 20 Biddle al
Anderson Christopher, 23 Garden
Anderson Eliza, laundress, 63 Union
Anderson Elizabeth, laundress, rear of 4bb
Harford av
Anderson Emily, laundress, 36 Raborg
Anderson George D. brickmaker, 25 Jenkins
Anderson Henry, wood sawyer, 4 Fife al
Anderson Henrietta, laundress, 4 Butler al
Anderson Isaiah, lumber piler, 6 Welsh al
Anderson Jacob, laborer, 50 Hampstead
Anderson James, carter, 5 Douglass
Anderson Joseph, hostler, 29 French
Anderson John, mariner, 102 s Bethel
Anderson John H. brickmaker, 216 Hamburg
Anderson John H. porter, 70 Peirce
Anderson John H. coachman, 72 Davis
Anderson John, laborer, 37 Moore al
Andrrson John, laborer, 83 Stirling
Ander.son Josiah, drayman, 297 s Eutaw
jTwESRY GIESE.Commis.ion Merchant, for the .ale of Flotu-, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ai Spear's Wharf.
COLORED PERSONS.
Anderson Louisa, 84 Stiles
Anderson Maria, 91 Moore al
Anderson Mary E. laundress, 9 Chesnut al
Anderson Mary Ann, cook, 15 Inloes al
Anderson Rachel, cook, 3 Inloes al
Anderson Richard, drayman, 69 Welcome al
Anderson Robert, 153 n Dallas
. Anderson Robert, laborer, 60 Carlton
Anderson Samuel, caulker, 7 Guilford al
Anderson Stephen, laborer, 32 Edward
Anderson Susan, seamstress, 3 Water's row
Anderson Thomas, porter, 3 Water's row-
Anderson Thos. porter, cor Biddle and Walsh
Anderson Virginia, laundress, 74 Holiday
Anderson Wm. J. laborer, 9 Inloes al
Anthony Daniel, drayman, 3 s Durham
Anthony George, drayman, 6 Forrest
Anthony John, teamster. 111 Chesnut
Anthony Levi, hackman, 64 Orchard
Anthony Solomon, laborer, 64 Orchard
Anthony Samuel, laborer, 64 Orchard
Appleby Emanuel, brickmaker, 207 Hamburg
Arkania Charles, mariner, 37 China
Armistead Joseph, cook, steamer Georgeanna,
141 Chesnut
Armstead Lewis, laborer, 27 Forrest
Armstrong Alfred, brickmaker, 4 Herrinff's
court °
Armstrong Ellen, cook, 28 Raborg
Armstrong John H. sailor, 98 Welcome al
Arthur Henry, caulker, 107 s Spring
Arthur Solomon, brickmaker, 1 Tyson
Asbury Day School, s e cor East and Douglas
Asbury M. E. Church, (African) East near
Douglas
Ash Thomas, drayman, 9 Raborg
Ash Vincent, porter, 78 L. McElderry
Ashton John, drayman, 143 n Caroline
Ashton Robert H. porter, 143 n Caroline
Askins Henry, waiter, 155 York
Askins Henry, waiter, 96 Jasper
Askins John, huckster, 58 Lewis
Askins Joseph, drayman, 4 Durham
Askins James, 39 Lewis
Askins Levin, hostler, 130 Chesnut
Askins Mary, cook, 236 L. Hughes
Askins Thomas, caulker, 101 s Bethel
Asmond Jesse, waiter, 4 Temple
Astor Jacob, mariner, 120 Orchard
Atkinson Abraham, brickmaker, 18 Wayne
Atkinson Abraham W. porter, 18 Wayne
Atkinson Charles, laborer, 5 Chesnut
Atkinson Edward S. brickmaker, 18 Wayne
Atkinson George R. waiter, 18 Wayne
Atkinson John C. porter, 18 Wayne
Atkinson Mary, 67 L. Church
Atkinson Robert, laborer, 24 East
Atkinson Thomas, brickmaker, 224 s Bethel
Atkinson Wm. stevedore, 141 s Dallas
Augusta Mary A. laundress, 78 Richmond
Augusta Vincent, caulker, 135 s Bethel
Augustus Abraham, oyster shucker, 125 n
Dallas
Augustus Ann, laundress, 72 St. Mary's
Augustus David, waiter, 94 Cider al
Augustus Daniel, whitewasher, 91 L. Church
Augustus Esau, wagoner, 28 Vine
Augustus Henry, waiter, 5 Tyson al
Augustus John, pedler, 64 Burgundy al
Augustus Victorine, waiter, 2 Butler al
Ayerw Dennis, waiter, 100 Chesnut al
Ayers Catharine, 88 Chesnut al
Ayers Henrietta, cook, 7 Tyson
Ayers Harriet, laundress, 108 s Bethel
Ayers Henrietta, laundress, 56 Short
Ayers James H., U. S, N. Central av cor Al-
len al
Ayers James, laborer, 44 n Sharp
Ayers John, waiter, 339 n Howard
Ayers Lewis, drayman, 172 York
Ayers Mason, hod carrier, 13 Inloes al
Ayers Margaret, laundress, 107 Elbow la
Ayers Rebecca, laundress, 125 York
Ayers Wm. B. waiter, 53 L. Pleasant
B.
Bacon Harriet, laundress, 33 East
Bacon John, brickmaker, 72 Burgundy al
Bacon Philip, laborer, 26 Boyd
Bacon Rachel A. 83 L. Church
Bacon Samuel, laborer, 70 Burgundy al
Badger Elisha, laborer, 164 Henrietta
Badger Jarret, drayman, 156 York
Badger Jarret, drayman, 134 s Eutaw
Badger Samuel, porter, 37 Tessier
Bailey Alexander, brickmaker, 228 L. Hughes
Bailey Alfred, tavern, 23 Foundry
Bailey Asbury, whitewasher, 136 Hill
Bailey Anthony, porter, 42 L. McElderry
Bailey Elenora, laundress, 36 Carlton
Bailey Elizabeth, 7 Mechanics' ct
Bailey Ephraim, tavern, 23 Foundry
Bailey Francis, steward, 9 Short
Bailey Francis, laborer, 156 York
Bailey George, caulker, 147 s Bethel
Bailey Henry, sawyer, 26 s Dallas
Bailey Isaiah, laborer, 228 L. Hughes
Bailey James H. laborer, 213 Raborg
Bailey Jenkins, waiter, 118 n Central av
Bailey John, 43 Edward
Bailey Levin, sailor, 106 s Spring
Bailey Mary Ann, laundress, 234 s Durham
Bailey Mary, cook, 138 Orchard
Bailey Phillis, laundress, 1 Tyson
Bailey Perry, hackman, 111 s Bethel
Bailey Rebecca, 143 s Durham
Bailey Robert, laborer, 155 Henrietta
Bailey Susan A. laundress, 74 Chesnut al
Bailey Samuel, caulker, 160 s Bethel
Bailey Susan, rear of 81 Watson
Bailey Thomas H. painter, 7 Mechanic's ct
Bailey Wm. brickmaker, 276 China
Bailey Wm. laborer, 10 Douglas
Bailey Wm. waiter, 25 Hull la
Baker Isaac, porter, 7 Kimmel al
Baker Joshua, sawyer, 21 Chesnut al
Baker Joseph P. gardener, 5 Waters row
Ballard Caleb, grain measurer, 92 L. Church
Ballard Churchville, brickmaker, 12 Cecil
Ballard Georgianna, laundress, 2 Leadenhall
Ballard James, oyster shucker, 60 Burgundy al
Ballard Wm. H. brickmaker, 6 Burgundy al
Ballet George, stevedore, 16 Herring's ct
Baldwin Emily, laundress, 44 King
Baldwin Mrs. Sarah, laundress, 6 Lester ct
Banes George, laborer, 44 Jefferson
Bank Richard, painter. Necessity al nr. Exeter
Banks Annell, 226 s Durham
Banks Burrell, produce, 136 n Charles, dw 38
Richmond
Banks John, caulker, 7 High al
Banks John, gardener, 630 Penna. av
Banks Peter, grain measurer, 10 Edward
Banks Samuel, laborer, 35 Chesnut
Banks Wm. waiter, 66 Elbow lane
OtEO. S. PAGK & BRO.. lUanufitcturer* of Roofs and Roofing Material, 111 Smltll'a
WTiarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
COLORED PERSONS.
445
Banks Wesley, 136 Central av
Eankhead Theophilus, teamster, 34 L. Mon-
ument
Banning Jacob, laborer, Tyson nr. Richmond
Banning Charles, laborer, 86 Plum al
Bantum Ennals, scraper, 201 Eastern av
Bantum Horace, laborer, rear of 149 York
Bantum Sarah, 52 Camel al
Bardley Jerry, hod carrier, 81 Orchard
Barker Ann, laundress, 156 Sarah Ann
Barker Thomas, laborer, Leadenhall nr Ham-
burg
Barnes Abraham, wagoner, 203 Mullikin
Barnes Benjamin, coachman, 55 Josephine
Barnes Daniel, sawyer, 30 Hill
Barnes Ellen, laundress, 121 Low
Barnes Francis, brickmaker, 86 s Dallas
Barnes Henry, laborer, 190 s Durham
Barnes John, drayman, 63 Union
Barnes John, brickmaker, 38 Forrest
Barnes John, baggageman, 145 Chesnut
Barnes John, laborer, 55 Josephine
Barnes John, farm hand, 17 Union
Barnes Joseph, drayman, 181 Mullikin
Barnes Amelia, seamstress, 94 Chesnut
Barnes James, laborer, 31 Regester
Barnes John, laborer, 10 Salisbury al
Barnes Levin, mariner, 211 L. Hughes
Barnes Nancy, cook, 4 Cohen al
Barnes Peter, porter, 67 s Dallas
Barnes Robert, drayman, 5 Short
Barnes Samuel, waiter, 205 Hamburg
Barnes Wm. S. porter, 94 Chesnut
Barnes Wm. caulker, 112 Castle al
Barnet Elizabeth, 169 s Washington, F. P.
Barnet Walter, waiter, 90 Central av
Barnett Oakley, laborer, 30 Forrest
Barnett Stephen, sailor, 16 Philpot
Barney Elizabeth, grocery, 75 s Dallas
Barney George, laborer, 23 Hampstead
Barney James, laborer, 75 Welcome al
Barney James, mariner, 56 L. Church
Barney James, laborer, 16 French
Barney Lyman, laborer, 53 China
Barney Robert W. cook, 104 s Dallas
Barney Wm. confectioner, 102 Henrietta
Barret Geo. waiter, 71 Somerset
Barret James, 71 Somerset
Barrett Wm. drayman, 65 Orchard
Barrick Thomas, laborer, 13 Mechanics' ct
Barrick Wm. laborer, 15 Mechanics' ct
Bartney David, laborer, 212 Dover
Barton George, waiter, rear of 264 w Balti-
more
Barton Nathaniel, brickmaker, 229 Dover
Barton Nathaniel, whip sawyer, 218 s Castle al
Barton Wm. confectioner, 79 Castle al
Base Washington, laborer, 30 s Bethel
Bask Joseph, porter, 34 Perry
Bateman Richard, drayman, 6 Eden ct
Bauno Henry, whitewasher, 23 Moore al
Bayley Peter, laborer, 6 Plum al
Baylor Fielding, mariner, 18 Lester ct
Baynard Asbury, waiter, 62 Peirce
Beads Jesse, W^indsor mill road nr. Fremont
Beams Francis, soldier, 48 Peirce
Bean Dallas, mariner, 135 Hill
Bean Franklin, 23 Rose
Beard Ann, laundress, 14Mott
Beard Lewis, laborer, 14 Mott
Beard Joshua, waiter, 14 Mott
Becker Matilda, laundress, 1 Short
Beckett Eliza, laundress, 112 Welcome al
Beckett John, laborer, 135 York
Beckett Wm. mariner, 280 Montgomery
Beckwith Lorenzo, fireman, 12 X al
Bee James, mariner, 3 Spring Garden av
Bee Wm. mariner, 29 China
Bell George W. porter, 207 Hamburg
Bell Hanson, waiter, 45 State
Bell Jane, laundress, Stone al near Biddle
Bell John, carter, 3 White al
Bell John W. drayman, 90 Burgundy al
Bell John, brickmaker, 87 n Dallas
Bell John, laborer, 27 State
Bell John, porter, 20 Elbow la
Bell Julia, cook, 27 State
Bell Mary Ann, laundress, 103 Chesnut
Bell Rev. Richard P. porter, n w cor Lombard
and Sharp
Bell Solomon, wagoner, 40 East
Bell Wm. H. brickmaker, 87 n Dallas
Benjamin Virginia, variety store, 62 Bank
Bennehan Phoebe, 192 Henrietta
Bennet Charles, gardener, 114 Chesnut
Bennet James, carpenter, 45 Elbow la
Bennet John, laborer, 11 Madison al
Bennett Geo. laborer, rear of 265 L. Hughes
Bennett Charlotte, laundress, 36 Welcome al
Bennett Livus, tanner, 50 s Dallas
Bennett Joshua V. whitewasher, 81 s Wolfe
Bennett Joshua, laborer, 84 East
Benson Grafton, 7 Neighbor
Benson John, baker, 39 Douglass
Bentley George, porter, 16 Sarah Ann
Bentley Mary, laundress, 2 Abraham
Bentley Richard, hostler, 31 Short
Benton Aaron, laborer, 184 s Howard
Benton Sarah A. cook, 107 North
Beo Asbury, drayman, 33 Raborg
Beo Sidney, laundress, 33 Raborg
Berry Abraham, porter, 9 Raborg
Berry Abraham, jr., wagoner, 9 Raborg
Berry Amelia A. nurse, 80 St. Mary
Berry Artemus, porter, 25 Arch
Berry Ellen, laundress, 25 Arch
Berry George, drayman, 158 East
Berry George, drayman, 26 Moore al
Berry Henrietta, laundress, 67 Leadenhall
Berry James, woodsawyer, 280 s Howard
Berry Jane, 62 Tyson al
Berry John, porter, 114 Orchard
Berry John, drayman, 23 Union
Berry John, fruiterer, 97 Chesnut
Berry John T. waiter, 9 Raborg
Berry Matilda, 106 Jasper
Berryman John, caulker, 160 s Bethel
Bethel Church, (African,) 10 Saratoga
Betts Mary, 3 Bounty la
Berans Isaac, laborer, 170 York
Be vans George H. mariner, 73 Leadenhall
Eevans Littleton, varnisher, 5 X al
Eevans Mrs. Lucy, laundress, 73 Leadenhall
Bevans Mary Ann, laundress, 5 X al
Bevans Raymond, sawyer, 73 Leadenhall
Bevans Wm. H. mariner, 73 Leadenhall
Bias John, brickmaker, 200 s Bethel
Bias Robert, waiter, 57 Raborg
Bias Sandy, coachman, 4 Richmond
Bias Thomas, baker, 178 Mullikin
Biall Edward, laborer, Russell near Cross
Bibbins S. laborer, 6 Plum al
Biddle Alley African School, 3Q Biddle al
Biddle George W. brickmaker,«33 Dover
Biddle Wm. laborer, 235 Dover
Bird Reuben, laborer, 10 Chesnut
T(W. P. 'WEHBB, Marine, Fire and Lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Uf) Insurance Co., IVenrark, N. J.," 89 Second Str««t.
'Slutoal
446
COLORED PERSONS.
Bishop Jacob C. waiter, 36 Richmond
Bishop Manuel, mariner, 123 a Spring
Bishop Wm. H. barber, 198 w Pratt, dw 19
Hamilton
Black Cato, straw cutter, 48 Rock
Black Garrison, laborer, 65 s Dallas
Black Henry, waiter, 52 Tyson
Bishop John, laborer, 386 Cross
Black Henry, waiter, 52 Tyson
Black John, sawyer, 4 State
Black Willis, boatman, 66 L. Church
Blackiston Millie, 6 Hagers ct
Blacksin Amelia, seamstress, 85 French
Blackston Augustus, porter, 96 State
Blackslon Benj. laborer, 176 Mullikin
Blackston James, blacksmith, 19 China al
Blackston Neil, oysters, 44 s Dallas
Blackston Robert, wood sawyer, 37 Park
Blackston Thomas, fireman, 8 Ivy al
Blackston Wesley, waiter, 71 Davis
Blackston Wm. barkeeper, 27 State
Blackston Wm. laborer, 51 Jefferson
Blake Dennis, laborer, 32 Shakspear
Blake James, sawyer, 81 East
Biake James, marmer, 2 Monmonier's ct
Blake James, mariner, 276 s Durham
Blake James, waiter, 2 Monmonier's ct
Blake James, drayman, 193 s Sharp
Blake James, sawyer, 81 Fleet
Blake Jerry, whitewasher, 99 Sarah Ann
Blake John, whitewasher, 90 Stiles^
Blake John W. engineer, 21 Tyson al
Blake John, drayman, 38 Short
Blake Josiah, laborer, 382 Cross
Blake Julia A. washerwoman, 68 Welcome al
Blake Margary A. cook, 168 n Howard
Blake Martha, 15 Cecil
Blake Mary E. cook, 13 Cecil
Blake Matilda, 2 n Dallas
Blake Peter, brickmaker, 118 Welcome al
Blake Sarah, aundress, 5 Saratoga ct
Blake Solomon, sailor, 196 s Howard
Blake Susan, 3 Forrest
Blake Thomas, laborer, 5 Monmonier's ct
Blondin Samuel, waiter, 1 Ivy al
Blunden James, porter, 108 Welcome al
Boardley Wm. musician, 54 St. Mary
Bodeley Deborah, cook, 37 Tyson al
Boggs Jane, 119 Welcome al
Bohern George, sailor, 46 n Dallas
Boltley Joseph, waiter, 68 Burgundy al
Boley Catherine, laundress, rear of 12 State
Eoley John, laborer, rear of 12 State
Bond Ann, 111 s Chapel
Bond Andrew, laborer, 49 Jefferson
Bond Edward, mariner, 160 b Durham
Bond Edward, waiter, 6 Jew al
Bond Emory, barber, 81 Cider al
Bond Francis, carpenter, 171 Tyson
Bond Francis A. waiter, 91 Hargrove al
Bond Freeborn, farmer, 94 Orchard
Bond Geo. soldier, 2 Bethel
Bond Harriet, laundress, 59 Jasper
Bond Isaac, laborer, 46 Hampstead
Bond Isabolla, milliner, 35 State
Bond Isabella, 93 Stirling
Bond James, mariner, 48 Low
Bond James, barkeeper, 61 Jasper
Bond James, cook, 170 s Dallas
Bond Matilda, cook, rear of 265 L. Hughes
Bond Miranda, chambermaid, 38 Park
Bond Nathan, waiter, 63 Marion
Bond Rachel A. 56 Peirce
Bond Samuel, porter, 33 Forrest
Bond Susan, confectionery, sw cor Saratoga
and Davis, dw 21 Hamilton
Bond ThoB. laborer, 112 n Dallas
Boon Tower, sawyer, 266 Raborg
Boon Wm. L. porter, 35 State
Boon Mrs. Delia, laundress, 84 Dover
Boon Edward, sawyer, 40 Tyson
Boon Edward, barber, 9 Gillingham al
Boon Harriet, 114 s Dallas
Boon Jacob, wagoner, 104 Welcome ai
Boon Joshua, mariner, 52 n Dallas
Boon Resin, blacksmith, 24 Short
Boon Sampson, laborer, 292 s Howard
Boon Sophia, laundress, 142 Hill
Boon Thos. laborer, 109 Sarah Ann
Boon Thos. sawyer, 72 L. Church
Boon Washington, 102 Tyson
Boone Dennis, drayman, 2 Peach al
Boone James, carter, 60 Burgundy al
Boone Joseph, porter, 2 Peach al
Boone Perry, porter, 2 Peach al
Boone Shadrack, huckster, 122 Orchard
Boone Washington, oyster shucker, 12 State
Booth Daniel, whitewasher, 68 L. Monument
Booth David, wliitewasher, 70 Lerew al
Booth Jonathan, porter, 81 Arch
Booth Wm. H. drayman, 1 Walter row
Booze James, soldier, 11 Short al
Booze Thos. laborer, 79 Jasper
Booze Wm. H. brick maker, 55 Wayne
Borden Jackson, laborer, 2 Bell al
Bordley Geo. laborer, 30 Moore al
Bordley James, laborer, 76 Burgundy al
Bordley Jesse, laborer, 66 Wayne
Bordley Sarah A. 71 Wayne
Bordley Thos. fireman, 43 China
Bordley Wm. laborer, 96 Henrietta
Bordley Wm. brick maker, 85 Burgundy al
Bordley Wm. H. oyster ehucker, 4 Spring
Garden av
Borke Jos. hod carrier, 37 Biddle al
•Bose Louis, waiter, 49 Tyson al
Bosley Henry, laborer, 36 Lewis
Boston Abram, baker, 49 King
Boston Albert, laborer, 30 Wayne
Boston Anne, cook, 243 Dover
Boston Ann, 8 Cohen al
Boston Chas. porter, 217 s Charles
Boston Daniel, mariner, rear of 81 WaUon
Boston Eliza A. 17 State
Boston Geo. drayman, 171 York
Boston Hester, laundress, 15 Eutaw ct
Boston James, porter, 93 Sarah Ann
Boston John, hod carrier, 169 Dover
Boston John, carter, 81 Orchard
Boston John, carter, 197 s Dallas
Boston Jos. laborer, 241 Dover
Boston Nelson, engineer, 243 Dover
Boston Richard, 51 s Dallas
Boston Richard, laborer, 41 China
Boston Robt. laborer, 228 L. Hughes
Boston Thos. hackman, 64 Davis
Boston Thos. hackman, 29 Jenkins al
Boston Wm. sawyer, 48 L. Church
Botton Edward, carter, 25 Morris al
Boulden Harriet, laundress, 58 Chesnut
Boulden James, drayman, 17 Mechanics ct
Boulden Richard, laborer, 98 Chesnut
Boulden Spencer, 11 Aisquith ct
Boulden , 3 Aisquith ct
Bouldin Spencer, farmer, 27 Walnut al
Bouldin Spencer, jr. soldier, 23 Walnut &1
J. HE:V!IT GIESE, Commlaston Mercliant, for the »nle ot Flour, Grain, Serds, «Seo.
Rosenflale Cement and Calcined PUwter constantly on hand, ai Spear's "Wliarr.
<o\jiJKjni^u f£!IISONS.
447
Bouyer John, waiter, 4 Bethel row
Bowdle Jamea, drayman, 52 s Dallas
Bowen Chas. hostler, 48 Burgundy al
Bowen E. washerwoman, 14 Dawson al
Bowen Grafton, waiter, 20 Boyd
Bowen Jane, laundress, 37 State
Bowen Jos. waiter, 384 Cross
Bowen Jos. laborer, 261 Raborg
Bowen Mary, stewardess, 76 East
Bowen Richard, butcher, 38 East
Bowen Thos. laborer, 14 Dawson al
Bowers Chlora A. 32 Peirce
Bowers Drucilla, 168 Henrietta
Bowers Francis J. porter, 217 s Howard
Bowers Isaiah, waiter, 42 China
Bowers James, laborer, 229 Henrietta
Bowers John, laborer, 229 Henrietta
Bowers Mary A. laundress, 229 Henrietta
Bowers Nathaniel, carter, 116 Cider al
Bowers Wm. laborer, 229 Henrietta
Bowie Ann M. laundress, 192 West
Bowie Caroline, laundress, 10 Eutaw ct
Bowie John, caulker, 237 L. Hughes
Bowie Solomon, porter, 192 West
Bowie Wm. herb doctor, 5 Guilford al
Bowie Wm. shoemaker, rear of 211 Raborg
Bowley Gabriel, laborer, 273 Montgomery
Bowly George H. oyster shucker, 261 L.
Hughes
Bowly Henry, blacksmith, 261 L. Hughes
Bowly Priscilla, seamstress, 168 Henrietta
Bowman Flora, Chapel nr Pratt
Bowman Jane, laundress, 116 n Dallas
Bowman Jarrett, porter, Moore al
Bowser Henry, soldier, 6 McClellan al
Bowser Henry, waiter, 104 Chesnut al
Bowser Jacob, drayman, 68 Morris al
Bowser James, waiter, 12 State
Bowser Jos. laborer, 24 Douglass
Bowser Lydia, 6 McClellan al
Bowser Martha, 4 Mince al
Bowsey Margaret, laundress, 9 High al
Bowyer Benj. drayman, Leadenhall nr Ham-
burg
Bowyer Benj. fireman, 249 s Eutaw
Bowyer Emily, laundress, 55 Ross
Bowyer Geo. drayman, 135 Hill
Bowyer John, drayman, 81 Orchard
Bowyer John W. laborer, 167 York
Bowyer John W. waiter, 4 Bell al
Bowyer Perry, stevedore, 56 China
Bowyer Philip, porter, 109 King
Boyd Chas. mariner, 181 York
Boyer Chas. F. barber, basement Miller's ho-
tel, s w cor Paca and German, dw 124 Jas-
per
Boyer Dorus, laborer, 178 n Central av
Boyer Mrs. Ellen, 74 L. Church
Boyer John T. porter. Elbow la nr Warner
Boyer Richard F. oyster shucker, 74 L.
Church
Boyer Thos. teamster, 129 Dover
Boyer Tracey A. lauudress, 74 L. Church
Boyce Ellen, 74 L. Church
Boyce Lewis, porter, 15 Raborg
Braddicks Henry, coachman, 36 Clay
Bradford Alexander, mariner, 154 s Dallas
Bradford Hester, 19 State
Bradford Isaac, sawyer, 68 Chesnut
Bradford Jacob, hod carrier, 134 Hill
Bradford Jos. laborer, 87 s Dallas
Bradford Mary, laundress, 55 Burgundy al
Bradford Thos. waiter, 28 Wayne
Bradley Saml. porter, 5 Union
Bradley Saml. J. porter, 76 Chesnut al
Brady Chas. laborer, 1 Herring ct
Brady Isaac, oyster shucker, 241 Dover
Brand Wm. steward, 99 s Bethel
Brannifk Francis, mariner, 18 Edward
Brannick Jos. mariner, 9 Edward
Brannick Rachel, laundress, 84 Plum al
Branson Stephen, laborer, 210 s Caroline
Brashears Alex, barber, 63 Arch
Bra.shears John, laborer, 320 Hamburg
Brashears Wm. Alex, barber, 4 Tyson al
Braxton Judith, seamstress, 64 Peirce
Braywood Danl. laborer, 178 s Dallas
Brent Emma M. 5 Binney
Brent Nicholas, porter, 94 Vine
Brewer Chas. A. 37 Chesnut al
Brewer Frances, laundress, 29 Chesnut al
Brewer Perrv, porter, 192 Raborg
Brewer Sarah, 5 Water ct
Brian Saml. porter, 152 Tyson
Brice Abram, fireman, 9 X al
Brice Alfred, laborer. 3 X al
Brice James, pressman, 115 Low
Brice James, steward, 5 Mott
Brice John, laborer, 31 Guilford. al
Brice John, laborer, 11 Marion
Brice Richard, laborer, 98 Stirling
Bridge John A. laborer, 4 Webster al
Bright Israel, porter, 44 Orchard
Bright Thos. laborer, 5 Hull la .
Bright Walter, wagoner, 10 n Spring
Bright Wm. laborer, 12 Salisbury al
Bright Wm. H. porter, 44 Orchard
Brightman George, porter, 48 Vine
Erightman George H. porter, 71 Union
Brightman Rebecca, laundress, 48 Vine
Brines Levin, boatman, 46 L. Church
Briscoe Gabriel, barber, 134 n Howard
BRISCOE LEWIS, hair dressing saloon, 134
n Howard
Britton Catherine S. laundress, 25 Bankert al
Britton Mary J. washerwoman, 150 n Dallas
Brock Peter, waiter, 9 Mechanics' ct
Brocton Charles, 71 Union
Broden Isaac, hackman, 20 Cider al
Brogden Matilda, cook, 56 Hargrove al
Brogden Wm. H. shoemaker, 168 Henrietta
Brooks Alexander, waiter, 86 Chesnut
Brooks Agnes S. confectionery, n e cor Cal-
vert and Saratoga, dw 38 Clay
Brooks Alexander, hod carrier, 32 s Bethel
Brooks Ann, laundress, 127 Sarah Ann
Brooks Augustus, drayman, 81 Orchard
Brooks Ambrose, laborer, 109 Elbow la
Brooks Charles, laborer, 45 Mullikin
Brooks Charles, laborer, 38 King
Brooks David, laborer, 57 Burgundy al
Brooks Edward, mariner, 2 Painters ct
Brooks Ellen, laundress, 216 L. Hughes
Brooks George H. brick maker, 229 Dover
Brooks George, waiter, 62 Orchard
Brooks Harrison, laborer, 105 n Dallas
Brooks James, drayman, 132 s Eutaw
Brooks John, stevedore, 2 Painters ct
Brooks John, carpenter, 105 Hill
Brooks Martha, laundress, 32 Hill
Brooks Rachel, 30 State
Brooks Richard, laborer, 77 L. Church
Brooks Richard, carpenter, 105 Hill
Brooks Samuel, drayman, 107 King
Brooks Samuel, mariner, 83 Watson
Brooks Stephen, farmer, 113 King
CUSO. S. PAGK & BRO., Mannftetorers of Roofs nnd Rooflxig Slaterials, 111 Smitlt'fl
^Tharf. C. HART SMITH, Ag^nU
448
COLORED PERSONS.
Brooks Stephen, laborer, 67 Burgundy al
Brooks Wm. porter, 38 Kin^
Broom Mager, butcher, 71 Wayne
Brotton Samuel, hostler, 25 Chestnut al
Broughton Dennis, porter, 23 Arch
Broughton Julia A. 22 State
Broughton Lucy, washerwoman, 231 Dover
Broughton Louisa, washerwoman, 231 Dover
Brown Alexander, drayman, 69 Leadenhall
Brown Alexander, laborer, 13 Cecil
Brown Anna, cook, 2 Arcade al
Brown Mrs. laundress, 47 Biddle al
Brown Annie, midwife, 166 n Front
Brown Anna, laundress, s Spring
Brown Ann M. laundress, 104 Jasper
Brown Anna, washerwoman, 99 Sarah Ann
Brown Ann E. laundress, 74 Chesnut al
Brown Benj. brickmaker, 188 Montgomery
Brown Benjamin, teacher, 282 s Howard
Brown Baptist L. stevedore, 124 s Bethel
Brown Benjamin, laborer, 20 Tessler
Brown Charles, waiter, 50 Tyson
Brown Charles, waiter, 213 s Howard
Brown Charles, laborer, 104 Jasper
Brown Charity, laundress, 6 Clarkson al
Brown Daniel, oyster shucker, 33 Raborg
Brown David, brickmaker, 8 Wagon al
Brown David W. waiter, 9 Raborg
Brown David, wagoner, 27 Raborg
Brown Diana, cook, 23 State
Brown Edward, coachman, 170 Tyson
Brown Edward, wagoner, 154 n Eden
Brown Edwin, carter, 296 s Howard
Brown Elijah, porter, 89 Gravel al
Brown Elisha, woodsawyer, 3 Stockton al
Brown Eliza, cook, 6 Clarkson al
Brown Eliza, huckstress, 80 East
Brown Eliza, laundress, 53 Chesnut al
Brown Eliza, laundress, 11 Jasper
Brown Eliza, laundress, 138 York
Brown Elizabeth, 70 Elbow al
Brown Elizabeth, 104 Jasper
Brown Elizabeth, pedler, 148 Cathedral
Brown Ellen, laundress, 54 Chesnut
Brown Ezekiel, whip sawyer, 242 Durham
Brown Francis, drayman, 36 Moore al
Brown George, carman, 14 Chesnut al
Brown George, porter, 14 Short
Brown George, waiter, 92 n Spring
Brown Geo. W. grain measurer, 200 Hamburg
Brown George, laborer, 172 Dover
Brown Gustus, hod carrier, 1 Wagon al
Brown Harriet, 7 Gillingham al
Brown Harriet, washerwoman, 140 Tyson
Brown Henry, laborer, 113 Bethel
Brown Hezekiah, laborer, 75 Johnson
Brown Isaac, waiter, 9 Tyson al
Brown Isabella, 54 Vine
Brown Jacob, 494 Saratoga
Brown Jacob, carter, 179 York
Brown Jacob, brickmaker, 188 Montgomery
Brown Jacob, drayman, 422 s Charles
Brown Jacob, 22 Marion
Brown Jacob, laborer, 64 Welcome al
Brown James, mineral water, Shad al near
Greene
Brown James, laborer, 182 Stirling
Brown James, drayman, 22 Leadenhall
Brown James, porter, 121 Hill
Brown Jeremiah, barber, 4 Light
Brown Rev. John M. 64 Henrietta
Brown John T. laborer, 5 Mechanics' ct
Brown John, laborer, 58 Dover
WM. P. "WEBB, Mnxlne, Fire and lilfc Insnrnnce Agent nnd Broker. Agent » Mutual
Bencflt LWe Injiuroncc Co., Jfcvrjirk, N. J.," 80 Second "
Brown John, waiter, 32 Dover
BROWN Prof. JOHN F. practical phrenolo-
gist, .botanic leech artist, and surgeon cbi-
ropadist, 176 s Howard
Brown John H. waiter, 7 Eutaw ct
Brown John H. porter, Boyd near Perkins
Brown John, brickmaker, 145 Low
Brown John, pedler, 119 Short
Brown John H. porter, 79 Arch
Brown John, oyster ahucker, 103 Welcome al
Brown John H. drayman, 18 Boyd
Brown Joseph, wagoner, 3 House ct
Brown Joseph, sawyer, 11 Chesnut al
Brown Jacob, mariner, 23 s Bethel
Brown Joseph, porter, 57 Mulberry
Brown Joshua, mariner, 11 Jew al
Brown Joshua, coffee roaster, 48 King
Brown Joshua, waiter, 62 Josephine
Brown Kinsey, grain runner, 38 Plum al
Brown Kinzie, mariner, rear of 40 Hill
Brown Lizzie, laundress, 27 Durham
Brown Lewis M. barber, 36 Stirling
Brown Lewis, 134 Orchard
Brown Louisa, laundress. Shad al near Greene
Brown Louisa, 16 s Bethel
Brown Louisa, laundress, 223 Dover
Brown Margaret, 31 Booth
Brown Maria, waiter, 121 Hill
Brown Mary, washerwoman, 58 Louis
Brown Mary, washerwoman, 163 s Durham
Brown Mary, cook, 4 Dallas
Brown Mary Ann, washerwoman, 122 n
Spring
Brown Mrs. Mary, 17 Haw
Brown Mary J. laundress, 35 Burgundy al
Brown Mary, cook, 7 Gillingham al
Brown Mary, cook, 7 Tyson
Brown Mary, laundress, 4 King
Brown Nathaniel, sawyer, 153 Hill
Brown Nicholas, al rear of 171 Preston
Brown Perry, laborer, 245 Orleans
Brown Perry, drayman, 4 Boyd
Brown Phenix, grain runner, 3 Plover al
Brown Philip, cook, 438 Stirling
Brown Rachel, 2 Ivy al
Brown Rachel, cook, 54 Lewis
Brown Richard, fisherman, 28 Slemmer al
Brown Richard, grain measurer, 105 Chesnut
Brown Robert, laborer, rear of 78 Watson
Brown Robt. H. stevedore, 16 s Durham
Brown Robt. H. brickmaker, 48 Davis
Brown Rosetta, washerwoman, 188 Mont-
gomery
Brown Ruth, washerwoman, 27 Elbow la
Brown Samuel, porter, 94 Orchard
Brown Samuel, waiter, 9 Hamilton
Brown Sarah, 11 Forrest
Brown Simon, waiter, 63 Gravel al
Brown Solomon, laborer, 193 Sarah Ann
Brown Statia, laundress, 30 State
Brown Stephen, brickmaker, 46 Wayne
Brown Susan, 4 Dallas
Brown Theresa, seamstress, 138 York
Brown Stephen F. sawyer, 93 s Dallas
Brown Thomas, porter, 88 Holiday
Brown Thomas H. porter, 240 L. Hughes
Brown Thomas, wood sawyer, 215 s Wolfe
Brown Thomas, laborer, 6 Chesnut
Brown Thomas, caulker, 64 Bank
Brown Titus, laborer, 95 Moore al
Brown Titus, wood sawyer, 91 Moore al
Brown Mrs. Wiley, laundress, 5 Dawson
Brown Wm. mariner, 4 Inloes al
COLORED PERSONS.
449
Brown Wm. laborer, 151 Durham
Brown Wm. laborer, 61 s Howard
Brown Wm. H. waiter, 136 Orchard
Brown Wm. baker, 112 Central av
Brown Wm. H. laborer, 87 L. Church
Brown Wm. G. brickmaker, 219 Hamburg
Brummen Sarah, 18 Tyson
Bryan Isaac, farmer, 24 Edward
Bryan Lewis, oysterman, 55 s Dallas
Bryan Mary, washerwoman, 68 Elbow la
Bryan Nathan, drayman, 6 s Bethel
Bryan Thomas, caulker, 64 Bank
Bryan Wesley, laborer, 15 Wayne
Buchanan Daniel, mariner, 211 L. Hughes
Buchanan James, soldier, 46 Moore al
Buchanan Samuel laborer, 93 Gravel al
Buchanan Thomas, waiter, 13 Temple
Buck Lizzie, laundress, 59 L. Church
Buck John, drayman, 76 n Spring
Buckhannan Thomas, drayman, 167 Jasper
Budd William, laborer, rear of 78 Watson
Bullette Heloise, midwife, 101 East
Bundy Wm. hay presser, 180 York
Burdell Richard, porter, 11 Lerew al
Burge Solomon, laborer, 59 Carlton
Burgess Albert, 23 Morris al
Burgess Asbury, waiter, 23 Morris al
Burgess Greenbury, laborer, 35 State
Burgess John, whitewasher, 18 Foundry
Burgess Nathaniel, 23 Morris al
Burgess Nelson, stevedore, 316 Montgomery
Burgess Robert, porter, 184 Tyson
Burgess Susan, laundress, 184 Tyson
Burk Jas. mariner, Ridgaway ct, nr Howard
Burk Michael, fireman, 43 East
Burk Phillis, 14 Biddle al '
Burk Wm. caulker, 200 s Dallas
Burke George, porter, 8 Durham
Burke George, porter, 22 Peirce
Burke Harriet, laundress, 48 Diamond al
Burke James, mariner, 162 York
Burke Rachel A. 71 s Spring
Burke Samuel, carter, 6 n Spring
Burke Samuel, caulker, 215 s Durham
Burke Thomas, caulker, 71 s Wolfe
Burke Wm. laborer, 309 s Eutaw
Burley Benjamin, porter, 20 Elbow la
Burley Isaac, huckster, 40 Forrest
Burley George, waiter, 340 n Howard
BURLEY OSBORNE, provision store, 138 n
Charles, dw 63 Centre
Burnes James, mariner, 198 s Dallas
Burns Benjamin F. farmer, 20 Boyd
Burns Edward W. laborer, 20 Boyd
Burns Lewis, soldier, 20 Boyd
Burr Aaron, Windsor Mill road nr Fremont
Burr Elias, waiter, 28 State
Burr Henry laborer, 631 Penna. av
Burr Henry, laborer, Marion ct
Burr Wm. E. Chappell nr Fremont
Burris Henry, 87 Orchard
Burris John, mariner, 217 L. Hughes
Burrows Mary, laundress, 49 s Bethel
Bush John, laborer, 69 Orchard
Bush Richard, laborer, 38 Jefferson
Butler Abraham, cooper, rear of 136 German
Butler Alfred, laborer, 18 Raborg
Butler Ann, laundress, 97 Gravel al
Butler Caroline, laundress, 78 Orchard
Butler Charles, sawyer, 5 Madison al
Butler Charles, waiter, 44 Vine
Butler Cornelius, waiter, 26 Tyson
Butler Edward B. mariner, 40 Raborg
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for tlie sale of F.lour, Oraln, Seeds, «
Hoseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's AVharf.
29
Butler Ellen, laundress, 136 German
Butler Mrs. Emeline, 57 Wayne
Butler Francis, mariner, 203 s Wolfe
Butler George, shoemaker, 71 Moore al
Butler George, porter, 216 Stirling
Butler George, laborer, 322 Harford av
Butler G. Henry, laborer, 59 L. Church
Butler Harriet, laundress, 74 St. Mary
Butler Henry, waiter, 208 Vine
Butler Henry, laborer, 312 Raborg
Butler Henry, carter, 22 Elbow la
Butler Henry, porter, 20 Marion
Butler Henry, 71 Moore al
Butler Isaiah, waiter, 21 Haw
Butler James, cooper, 24 Dover
Butler James T. waiter, 217 s Howard
Butler James, 44 Douglas.s
Butler James, cook, 15 Mechanic's al
Butler James, waiter, 314 Montgomery
Butler James, waiter, 162 Park
Butler John, feed, 318 Montgomery, dw 211
Butler John, 216 Stirhng
Butler John H. fireman, 38 Tyson
Butler John P. brickmaker, 123 n Dallas
Butler Joseph, carter, 39 Edward
Butler Joseph, 86 Moore al
Butler Josiah, cooper, rear of 136 German
Butler Julia, herbs, 195 Raborg
Butler Margaret Ann, 44 Douglass
Butler Mary E. 1 s Dallas
Butler Melinda, Ridgaway ct, nr Howard
Butler Minty, cook, 58 L. Church
Butler Nicholas, laborer, 1 Bankert al
Butler Noah, rope maker, 129 Low
Butler Richard, grain runner, 270 s Howard
Butler Samuel, cooper, 137 German
Butler Sarah, washerwoman, 113 Jasper
Butler Serena, nurse, 59 Lewis
Butler Thomas E. laborer, 123 n Dallas
Butler Wm. cook, 16 Union
Butler Wm. brickmaker, 55 s Bethel
Butler Wm. H. laborer, 44 Douglass
Butler Wm. 1. waiter, 21 Haw
By»s Alfred, porter, 67 Orchard
Byers Thomas, baker, 168 Mullikin
Caday Alfred, fireman, 19 Hull's la
Cager James, huckster, 79 s Wolfe
Cager John, woodsawyer, 171 Mullikin
Cager Geo. W. huckster, 79 s Wolfe
Cagey Dennis, wagoner, 6 Forrest
Cake! Mary E. laundress, 3 Peach al
Caldwell Charles, stevedore, 155 s Regester
Caldwell James, driver, 155 8 Regester
Caldwell John J. cook, 9 s Dallas
Caldwell John, hackman, 6 Wayne
Caldwell Mary E. seamstress, 254 L. Hughes
Caldwell Wm. laborer, 5 Monmonier's ct
Caldwell Wm. nurse, 5 Aisquith ct
Caleb John, grain runner, 81 Moore al
Calhoun Charles, blacksmith, 54 Sarah Ann
Calhoun Elizabeth, laundress, 75 St. Mary's
Calhoun James, barber, 15 Walnut al
Caliman Thomas, waiter, 71 Dover
Calk Joseph, laborer, 90 Leadenhall
Calvert Wm. cooper, 70 St. Mary
Camby John, stevedore, 115 s Dallas
Campbell Andrew, laborer, 7 Bethel row
Campbell Harriet, laundress, 81 Moore al
Campbell James E. mariner, 2 College al
Campbell John, laborer, 13 Eutaw ct
450
COLORED PERSONS.
Campbell Moses, stevedore, 135 Hill
Campbell Nathan, porter, 96 St. Paul
Camper Henrietta, laundress, 210 L. Hughes
Camper Henry, waiter, 89 Thames
Camper John, cook, 104 s Spring
Camper Jonathan, sawyer, 210 L. Hughes
Camper Lara, 79 s Spring
Camper Levin, whitewasher,68L. Monument
Camper Peter, laborer, 65 n Dallas
Camphor Alien, carter, 253 L. Hughes
Camphor Caroline, laundress, 11 Vine
Camphor John, laborer, 326 Hamburg
Camphor John, caulker, 188 s Howard
Camphor Mary, cook, 139 Hill
Camphor Moses, sawyer, 144 York
Camphor Stephen, sexton, 37 East
Camphor Wm. brickmaker, 37 East
Cannaday Henry, waiter, 295 Hamburg
Cannis Ann E. laundress, 102 Harford av
Carey Alfred, fireman, 19 Hull's la
Carey George, laborer, 152 s Durham
Carmack Lewis, hack driver, 12 Short al
Carmichael James, laborer, 64 Union
Carpenter Alex, drayman, 4 Plum al
Carpenter Carlos, mariner, 63 China al
Carpenter Eli, laborer, 132 Cider al
Carpenter George, laborer, 3 Penn al
Carpenter John, porter, 65 Arch
Carpenter Nathan, laborer, 29 Forrest
Carr Daniel, groom, 58 Welcome al
Carr Frederick, grain measurer, 274 Mont-
gomery
Carr James, laborer, 3 Biddle ct
Carr John, brickmaker, 195 s Dallas
Carr John, brickmaker, 44 Burgundy al
Carr Mrs. Maria, laundress, 18 Elbow la
Carr Wm. brickmaker, 21 Haw
Carrington Wm. laborer, 99 Low
Carroll Charles, porter, 66 Dover
Carroll James, steward, 7 Mott
Carroll Henry, drayman, 303 s Eutaw
Carroll Julia, laundress, 12 Tyson
Carroll Philip, brickmaker, 100 Dover
Carroll Samuel, laborer, 133 Hill
Carroll Samuel B. waiter, 133 Hill
Carroll Samuel, brickmaker, 100 Dover
Carroll Wm. cakes, &c., 6 McClellan al
Carson Benj. porter, 203 Ensor
Carson Elias, whitewasher, 213 w Biddle
Carter Adam, carter, 93 Dover
Carter Cyrus, laborer, 81 Bethel Row
Carter Eleanora, laundress, 1 South la
Carter Mrs. Eliza, 3 House ct
Carter Harriet, laundress, 9 Saratoga ct
Carter Jacob, laborer, 27 Chesnut al
Carter John, whitewasher, 85 Gravel al .
Carter John, barber, 4 Bank la
Carter John, lal)orer, 295 s Eutaw
Carter John, laborer, 20 Greenwillow
Carter Joseph, waiter, 836 w Baltimore
Carter Lloyd W. laborer, 31 Guilford al
Carter Matilda, cook, 121 Hill
Carter Sarah, 465 Saratoga
Carter Rachel, laundress, 193 Saratoga
Cassell Christopher, oystershucker, 212 Ham-
burg
Cassell Evelina, washerwoman, 50 Vine
Cassell Isaac, drayman, 19 Walnut al
Cassell Perry, drayman, 16 Warner
Caspar Robert, mariner, 24 Wayne
Castle Mary, 27 Jenkins al
Castor Mrs. Catherine, 68 Burgundy al
Castor James, express driver, 138 Hill
Castor John, laborer, 138 Hill
Castor Walter, drayman, 38 Chinaal
Caston Charles, whitewasher, 140 Low
Caston John H. whitewasher, 63 Davis
Caston Maria, laundress, 63 Davis
Caston Mary, 6 Bell al
Cator Rebecca, laundress, 86 Cider ai
Caudry Matilda, 163 s Bethel
Cavender Catherine, laundress, 132 Cider al
Cephas Betsey, 51 Short
Cephas John, whipsawyer, 27 Chesnut
Cephas John W. waiter, 192 Stirling
Cephas John, porter, 101 Sarah Ann
Chalk Mordecai, steward, 134 n Caroline
Chambers Alfred, barber, basement 21 n Cal-
vert, dw 39 n Sharp
Chambers Mrs. Ann, laundress, 43 L. Pleasant
Chambers Charles, mariner, 22 Leadenhall
Chambers David, laborer, 15 Salisbury al
Chambers Edward, laborer, 246 L. Hughes
Chambers Edward, mariner, 126 Jasper
Chambers Edward, brickmaker, 128 Hill
Chambers Elizabeth, washerwoman, 235 Do-
ver
Chambers Mrs. Emily, laundress, 2 College al
Chambers Mrs. Jane, cook, 43 L. Pleasant
Chambers Horace, 9 Philpot
Chambers John, barber, 291 Saratoga
Chambers John W. barber, n w cor Saratoga
and Chatsworth, dw 45 n Sharp
Chambers Perry, drayman, 45 Penn
Chambers Sarah, stewardess, 84 Dover
Chambers Samuel, hod earner, 98 n Spring
Chambers Sophia, laundress, 32 Haw
Chaney Charles, mariner, 210 s Caroline
Chancy James, laborer, 9 Tripolet al
Chaney Thomas, drayman, 7 Short
Channel Sarah, doctress, 25 Union
Chaplin David, laborer, 402 s Charles
Chaplin Joseph, driver, 143 s Dallas
Chaplin Wilson, eating house, 12 Water
Chapman Anderson, hostler, 80 Stiles
Chapman Daniel, waiter, 11 Arch
Chapman Perry, drayman, 80 w Centre
Chapman Sarah, laundress, 43 Park
Chapman Thomas, waiter, ] Plover al
Chappel Annie, laundress. Point lane
Chappel Jacob, butcher, Point la, near Green-
mount cemetery
Chappel John, laborer. Point la, near Green-
mount cemetery
Charles Elizabeth, nurse, 18 Preston
Charles Theodore, rope maker, 70 East
Charms Joseph, carter, 28 Union
Charms John, jnariner, 38 Orchard
Chase Absalom, laborer, 2 Jew alley
Chase Allen, laborer, 70 s Dallas
Chase Benjamin, porter, 37 Raborg
Chase Catharine, laundress, 7 Biddle ct
Chase D. E. at Sun office, dw3] Kdward
Chase Elizabeth, confectionery, 84 Centre
Chase Elizabeth, laundress, 37 Raborg
Chase Franklin, laborer, 18 Forrest
Chase Henry, sawyer, 33 Burgundy al
Chase Henry, laborer, rear of 47 King
Chase James, laborer, 210 s Dallas
Chase James, mariner, 218 Hanover
Chester Jeremiah, caulker, 173 s Dallas
Chester Posey, caulker, 12 Herring's ct
Chase Joseph, grain measurer, 13 Jew al
Chase Josephine, dressmaker, 12 Temple
Chase Josiah, laborer, 66 Welcome al
Chase Levin, drayman, 11 Hull's la
GKO. S. PAGK & BRO.. Maniifncturcrs of RooU nnd Roofing Slaterials, 111 SmitJb'a
\V-\yr'. r. TT.'KT f.MTTZT. A.~c3jt.
COLORED PERSONS.
451
Chase Nathaniel, mariner, 210 s Caroline
Chase Robert, fireman, 11 s Bethel
Chase Samuel, laborer, 201 Hamburg
Chase Samuel, carter, 210 s Dallas
Chase Samuel W. cabinetmaker, 180 s How-
ard
Chase Samuel, drayman, 222 s Howard
Chase Rev. Samuel, cor Leadenhalland Ham-
burg
Chase Susan, cook, 103 Orchard
Chase Wm. whip sawyer, 66 Welcome al
Chester Wm. caulker, 147 s Dallas
Chew Alexander, whitewasher, 9 Raborg
Chew Charles, laborer, rear of 47 King
Chew Benj. A. laborer, 33 King
Chew Henrietta, washerwoman, 7 X al
Chew John H. brickmaker, 78 Welcome al
Chew Josias, soldier, 7 Xal
Chew Perry, cook, 292 s Howard
Chew Sarah C. 292 s Howard
Chew Stephen, brickmaker, 78 Welcome al
Chew Sutton, sailor, 90 Stiles
Cherry Robert, drayman, 70 Welcome al
Chinn Addison, laborer, 164 York
Cliinn Henry, laborer, 284 Johnson
Chisler Eliza, cook, 12 Tyson al
Chubbs Susannah, washerwoman, 45 n Sharp
Church John, mariner, 114 s Dallas
Christmas James, caulker, 33 Edward
Christmas Rosette,laundress, 35 Williamson al
Ciphus Elisha, waiter, 8 Cohen al
Ciphus Harriet A. laundress, 8 Cohen al
Cisley Dinah, laundress, 27 L. Monument
Clark Angenetta, seamstress, 48 Forrest
Clark Charles, barber, n w cor Pleasant and
Holiday
Clark Daniel, laborer, 224 Chesnut al
Clark Edward, butcher, 13 Stockton al
Clark Elizabeth, cook, 98 Henrietta
Clark Elizabe;,h,53 Burgundy al
Clark Henrietta, cook, 8 Clarkson al
Clark Hester, laundress, 29 Tyson al
Clark Lear, laundress, 143 Chesnut
Clark Lewis, music teacher, 12 Park
Clark Lloyd, waiter, 2 Pierce
Clark Perry, laborer, 4 Union al
Clark Rachel, 45 Carlton
CLARK ROBERT R. restaurant, n e cor
North and Bath
Clark Robinson, huckster, 48)^ Forrest
Clark Samuel, carter, 9 St. Jame
Clark William, laborer, 53 Burgundy al
Clark Wilton F. porter, 17 Raborg
Clayton John, porter, 4 Vine
Clayton Levi, laborer, 100 Welcome al
Clemments Benjamin, laborer, 4 Cohen al
Clements John, drayman, 16 Morris al
Clinton David, oysterman, 144 s Regester
Coats Augustus, waiter, 27 State
Coates Emanuel, hod carrier, 27 Arch
Coates Leonard, porter, 87 Orchard
Coatos Simon, laborer, 52 Wayne
Cockey Joshua, laborer, 25 Canton ar
Coffer John, waiter, 97 Orchard
Coale Augusta, laundress, 36 Lewis
Coale John, mariner, 21 Chesnut
Colbert James, hostler, 30 L. McElderry
Cole Abraham, boatman, 61 Raborg
Cole Betijamin, city boundary, Greenmount
Cemetery
Cole Eliza, huckstress, 166 n Front
Cole Elizabeth A. laundress, 47 s Bethel
Cole George, blacksmith, 6 Welsh al
Cole James, hod carrier, 1 Cross al
Cole John, Windsor Mill road near Fremont
Cole Lewis, porter, 23 Vine
Cole Matilda, laundress, 36 Vine
Cole Moses, porter, 1 Sarah Ann
Coleman John, caulker, 178 s Dallas
Coleman John H. grain runner, 143 Hill
Coleman Mary, laundress, 5 Inloes al
Coleman Wm. brickmaker, 139 Douglass
Collins Aidlet, laborer, 5 s Durham
Collins Geo. butcher, 61 Orleans
Collins Harrison, 90 Central av
Collins Henry, laborer, 203 Hamburg
Collins James, laborer, 8 Hammond al
Collins John, carter, 83 Jefferson
Collins John, laborer, 83 Jefferson
Collins Lidonia, laundress, 61 Orleans
Collins Mary, laundress, 55 Orleans
Collins Martha, 208 Vine
Collins Noah, waiter, 29 Edward
Collins Purnell, sawyer, 13 s Durham
Collins Robert, oyster shucker, 28 Spring
Colson Wm. H. porter, 73 Johnson
Colvin Ann, laundress, 26 Welcome al
Colvin Matthew, porter, 117 Chesnut
Colwell Ennerls, steamboatman, 125 a Bethel
Colyer Grace, feed store, 106 Low
Colyer Henry, huckster, 100 Low
Commeger Abraham, porter, 204 Hamburg
Commodore Ann, 23 Chesnut al
Commodore George, 23 Chesnut al
Commodore James, hod carrier, 23 Chesnut al
Commons Harrison, brickmaker, 105 s Bethel j
Conaway John S> porter, 158 s Bethel
Coney Ann M. cook, 34 Wayne
Coney Lloyd, drayman, 34 Wayne
Conick Mary J. laundress, 138 Tyson
Conklin John O. cigar maker, 17 Waters row
Conklin Wm. J. barber, 14 s Howard
Conway Samuel, seamen's boarding, 162 Eas-
tern av
Conway Wm. porter, over 71 w Second
Conner Mrs. Ann, corner Leadenhall and
Hamburg
Connor Charlotte, 4 Leadenhall
Connor Rebecca, laundress, 4 Leadenhall
Contee Lucinda, laundress, 62 Wayne
Conyer Betsy, laundress, 7 Tyson
Cook Anna E. laundress, 218 L. Hughes
Cook Catherine, seamstress, 7 Edward
Cook Charles H. laborer, 44 n Dallas
Cook Clinton, porter, 62 Wayne
Cook Columbus, brickmaker, 75 Watson
Cook Cornelius, wagoner, 67 Union
Cook Edward, drayman, 54 St. Mary
Cook Henry, carpenter, 14 York
Cook. Henrietta, laundress, 179 Henrietta
Cook Jane, 19 Philpot
Cook John, jr., coo[)er, 72 Vine
Cook John, fireman, 19 Chesnut al
COOK JOHN, cooper, 25 McClellan al, dw
72 Vine
Cook John, laborer, 95 L. Church
Cook Louisa, laundress, 17 Booth
Cook Lawrence, laborer, 38 East
Cook Mary E. laundress, 29 Raborg
Cook Margaret, 7 Edward
Cook Margaret, laundress, 24 Wayne
Cook Thos. barber, 49 French
Cook Wm. oyster shucker, 16 Vine
Cook Wm. cooper, 29 Raborg
Cook Wm. W. cooper, 27 McClellan al, dw
29 Raborg
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, X. J.," 89 Second Street.
'Mntoal
452
COLORED PERSONS.
Cook Wm. T. porter, 18 Haw
Cooke James E. barber 29 Holiday
Cooper Aaron, caulker, 166 s Bethel
Cooper Asbury, brickmaker, 148 s Durham
Cooper Edward, waiter, 38 Vine
Cooper Edwin, porter, 61 Orchard
Cooper Elizabeth, teacher, 190 s Durham
Cooper George, laborer, rear of 81 Watson
Cooper Hannah, 27 Foundry
Cooper Harriet, laundress, 8 n Spring
Cooper Harriet, laundress, 34 Richmond
Cooper Henry H. laborer, 233 s Durham
Cooper Horace, stevedore, rear of 52 Forrest
Cooper James, steward, 90 L. Church
Cooper James, caulker, 187 s Durham
Cooper John, grain measurer, 14 Jordan al
Cooper John, stevedore, 46 East
Cooper Joseph, caulker, 10 s Dallas
Cooper Joseph, caulker, 193 s Durham
Cooper Julia, laundress, 257 Montgomery
Cooper Mary, laundress, 185 s Durham
Cooper Mary, laundress, 42 East
Cooper Moses, mariner, 46 Davis
Cooper Oliver, baker, 11 Jefferson
Cooper Peter, laborer, 34 Short
Cooper Robert, caulker, 169 s Washington
F. P.
Cooper Sally, laundress, 2 Jew al
Cooper Thomas J. porter, 40 Park
Cooper Thomas, caulker, 174 s Dallas
Cooper Margaret, 98 St. Mary
Cooper Wm. caulker, 116 s Bethel
Copper Abraham, laborer, 325 Hamburg
Copper Emily, cook, 261 Montgomery
Corner Mary A. 12 Salisbury al
Cornish Charles, wheelwright, 11 Leadenhall
;Cornish Eliza, 308 Raborg
Cornish Frank, waiter, 124 w Baltimore
Cornish George, bar tender, 84 Chcsnut al
Cornish George, laborer, 8 Lloyd
■Cornish Hannah A. laundress, 90 Welcome al
Cornish Henry, waiter, 10 Peirce
Cornish Henry, laborer, 209 Hamburg
Cornish Jacob, sawyer, 219 Hamburg
Cornish James H. mariner, 16 State
Cornish James H. laborer, 8 Salisbury al
Cornish Joseph, whitewasher, 39 Chesnut al
Cornish Kenney, laundress, 62 L. Church
Cornish Levina, 16 Jasper
Cornish Liberia, caulker, 239 Dover
Cornish Priscilla, laundress, 71 Welcome al
Cornish Samuel, grain measurer, 98 Dover
Cornish Samuel, laborer, 56 s Dallas
Cornish Thomas, porter, 65 Leadenhall
Cornish Thomas, grain measurer, 32 Haw
Cornish Wm. hay presser, 158 York
Corsey Michael D. brickmaker, 145 Bank
Corsey Wm. laborer, 33 Plum al
Cosley Samuel, drayman, rear of 46 Orchard
Cotanch George, porter, 83 Pearl
Cotank Charles, drayman, 14 Haw
Cotauch George, porter, 381 w Baltimore
Cotes Samuel, porter, Shad al near Greene
Cotman Alexander, waiter, 45 n Sharp
Cotman Maria, laundress, 71 L. Hugnes
Cotton Henry H. waiter, 10 State
Cotton John H. barber, 1 s Eutaw
Cotton Martha, laundress, 211 Hamburg
Courcey John, whitewasher, 21 Jefferson
Coursey Wm. hod carrier 133 Camden
Covington Joseph, cook, 75 Chesnut
Covington Rachel, 60 s Dallas
Cowli-y Mrs. Prody, nurse, 71 n Spring
Cox John, grain measurer, 152 York
Cox Wm. waiter, 35 Raborg
Crawford Alex, hackman, 60 Tyson al
Crawford Alex, grain measurer, 28 Vine
Crawford Henry, hackman, 11 Moore al
Crawford Isaiah, drayman, 12 Elder al
Coulter David, grain runner, 32 King
Coulter Moses, laborer, 32 King
Crawford Wni. J. cigar maker, 3 Hammond al
Creek Eliza, huckstress, 9 Eutaw ct
Creek James, sawyer, 6 Chesnut
Creek Dr. John W. 99 North
Creek Rebecca, laundress, 1 Bethel al
Credit Bushrod, drayman, 110 Scott
Creighton Wm. laborer, 168 s Caroline
Crew Asbury, whitewasher, 104 Cider al
Crew Edward, brickmaker, 318 Montgomery
Crew Francis A. whitewasher, 6 Ivy
Crew Josephine, laundress, 13 Cider al
Crew Richard B. brickmaker, 274 s Howard
Crew William, laborer, 8 Tripolet al
Cromwell Alex, waiter, 26 Dover
Cromwell Eliza A. laundress, 187 William
Cromwell James, drayman, 125 n Spring
Cromwell John, carter, 67 Johnson
Cromwell Laura, laundress, 215 L. Hughes
Cromwell Lydia, cook, 215 s Howard
Cromwell Mary J. 14 Eutaw ct
Cromwell Sarah, cook shop, 37 Commerce
Cromwell Susan, whitewasher, 244 Raborg
Cross Henry, waiter, 109 St. Paul
Crossley Richard, porter, 119 King
Crout Alfred, caster, 402 s Charles
Crout Alfred, jr. laborer, 402 s Charles
Crowley Eli, mariner, 1 Douglass
Cuff Thomas, waiter, 68 Peirce
Cummins Enoch, stevedore, 17 Bethel
Cummins Horace, laborer, 45 East
Cumminfs James H. mariner, 39 Hampstead
Cummins Julia, 158 s Dallas
Curley Nelson, laborer, 43 Clay
Curry Kennell, laborer, 41 Cross
Curtis Abednigo, drayman, 82 Stirling
Curtis Abraham, paper dealer, 72 St. Mary
Curtis Charles, coachman, 209 Dover
Curtis Geo. cook and steward, 103 Chesnut
Curtis Richard, laborer, 79 Jasper
Curtis Robert, huckster, 4 Jefferson-st ct
Curtis Wm. laborer, 6 X al
Cyphus John, carter, 72 Burgundy
Dairing Samuel, grain measurer, 108 Tyson
Dall Joseph, grain measurer, 32 Vine
Dallas-st Methodist Church, Dallas between
Eastern and Canton avs
Dansbury James, laborer, 184 MuUikin
Dany David, drayman, 309 s Howard
Daricks Richard, whitewasher, 17 Raborg
Darkins Aliigail, washerwoman, 39 n Sharp
Darkins Hester, cook, 94 Henrietta
Darry James, carter, 88 East
Dashiels Isaac, laborer, rear of 261 L. Hughes
DashicI James, drayman, 14 s Dallas
Dask Rachel A. laundress, 6 Dallas
Dauf Adam, .sawyer, 29 Slemmer al
Davidge Charle.s, waiter, 164 Tyson
Davidgc Charles, laborer, 93 Watson
Davidge Mary, 78 Richmond
Davidge Thomas, waiter, 15 Stockton al
Davidge Wm. waiter, 92 Richmond
Davidson Wm. porter, 62 Josephine
J. HKNRY GI1SSE, Commlaslon Merclutnt, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, &€,
KoHettdale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Iiand, HI Spear's Wbarf.
COLORED PERSONS.
453
DAVIGE EMILE, shaving and hair dressing
saloon, 43 s Paca
Davis Alex. G. barber, 6 n Calvert, dw 7 Et-
na la
Davis Ann, washerwoman, 215 Dover
Davis Benjamin, 10 Temple
Davis Daniel, cook, 28 Elbow la
Davis Daniel, hod carrier, 107 Welcome al
Davis Elijah, tanner, 84 Stirling
Davis Eliza, 86 Jasper
Davis Fanny, laundress, 157 York
Davis Fanny, 97 Chcsnut
Davis Hamilton, porter, 19 Temple
Davis Hannah, 77 "Welcome al
Davis Henrietta, 1 Painter's ct
Davis Henry L. drayman, 55 Chesnut al
Davis Henry, mariner, 58 Lerew al
Davis Jacob, engineer, 50 Forrest
Davis James, mariner, 75 Watson
Davis Jeffrey, oyster shucker, 157 n Dallas
Davis Joseph, hod carrier. 111 Sarah Ann
Davis James, laborer, 15 s Regester
Davis John, engineer, 18 Edward
Davis John, laborer, 55 Biddle al
Davis John, laborer, Russell near Cross
Davis John, drayman, 180 Tyson
Davis Joseph, drayman, 5 Albert al
Davis Louisa, laundress, 50 Vine
Davis Levi, waiter, 15 Plover al
Davis Lizzie, laundress, Half Moon al
Davis Laura, cook, 30 Raborg
Davis Louisa, laundress, 30 Raborg
Davis Maria, laundress, 69 Davis
Davis Mary Ann, huckster, 136 York
Davis Noah, shoemaker, 4 and 6 Marion
Davis Peter, porter, 62 Davis
Davis Robert, waiter, 78 North
Davis Reina, Half Moon al
Davis Susan, laundress, 3 Gillingham al
Davis Sarah, laundress, 3 Tyson
Davis Wm. porter, 4 Cecil
Davis Wm. porter, 8 s Dallas
Dawson Mary, laundress, 69 Chesnut al
Dawson Nancy, laundress, 131 Welcome al
Dawson Philip, steward, 28 McKim
Dawson Sarah A. laundress, 61 Cross
Dawson Wm. hostler, 61 Arch
Day Cato, caulker, 119 s Bethel
Day Maria, 100 Stirling
Day Woolford, laborer, 10 Ivy al
Deal James H. sailor. Pleasant 2d door from
Holiday
Deal John.H. oyster shucker, 131 Hill
Dean Alexander, laborer, 86 Raborg
Deaver Alexander, laborer, 52 Carlton
Deaver Charles, butcher, 26 Jefferson
Deaver Francis, 7 Stirling
Deaver George, huckster, 7 Stirling
Deaver James, huckster, 12 Short
Deaver Smith M. druggist, 38 Clay
Decount Sarah Ann, 39 Low
De Coursey David, coachman, 42 Orchard
De Coursey Solomon, cook, 116 Holiday
Deets Isaac, porter, 22 Biddle al
Deets Richard, Chapel near n Fremont
Deble Morris, blacksmith, 95 Watson
Deford Annie, laundress, 42 East
Deffew Charles E. fireman, 32 Elbow la
Deguzee Carl, sailor, 97 s Bethel
Delaney Wm. laborer, 376 Cross
Demby James, drayman, 88 Watson
Demby Jeremiah, brickmaker, 7 Iron al
Denby Austin, drayman, 21 Jefferson
Denby Mary A. laundress, 110 s Bethel
Denby Mrs. rear of 213 York
Delosher Frederick, drayman, 22 Wayne
Dennis Emory, stevedore, 48 Sarah Ann
Dennis George, shoemaker, 32 Sarah Ann
Dennis Henry, laborer, 159 York
Dennis John, laborer, 119 s Durham
Dennis Maria, laundress, 221 s Durham
Dennis Robert, waiter, 146 Tyson
Dennis Wm. H. brickmaker, 120 s Dallas
Dennison Philip, drayman, 51 Orleans
Denny John, sailor, 106 Henrietta
Dent James, laborer, 13 Jasper
Denton Annie, chambermaid, 41 n Sharp
Denton James, oyster shucker, 2 Temple
Denton Mary J. laundress, 93 L. Church
Derry Emanuel, waiter, 16 Jordan al
Derry Matthias, drayman, 89 Hill
Derry Wm. measurer, 137 n Caroline
Derickson Alfred, laborer, 41 Elbow la
Derix Joshua, laborer, 59 Orchard
Dertier Alexander, cook, 9 L. Montgomery
Dett Joshua, laborer, 99 Moore al
Devetere James, brickmaker, 4 Patapsco av
De Ward Wm. H. barkeeper, 5 South la
Diamond Charlotte, 99 s Bethel
Dickenson Charles, laborer, 48 Low
Dickenson Elijah, porter, 3 Joy al
Dickerson Henry, waiter, 83 Burgundy al
Dickerson Henrietta, 118 Welcome al
Dickerson James, laborer, 297 s Eutaw
Dickerson James, waiter, 23 Hull's la
Dickerson Lewis, driver, 11 Phil pot
Dickerson Marcellus, 4 Lloyd
Dickerson Richard, mariner, 24 Forrest
Dickson Eliza, seamstress, 246 L. Hughes
Dickinson Wm. stevedore, 139 n Caroline
Dickson Theodore, laborer, 15 Cecil
Diggs Aaron T. butcher, 4 Peach al
Diggs Anna, cake shop, 7 Bell al
Diggs Anne, laundress, 5 Kimmel al
Diggs Benjamin, laborer, 88 n Dallas
Diggs Cyrus M. laborer, 13 Neighbor
Diggs Emeline, laundress, 121 Sarah Ann
Diggs Hiram, laborer, 25 Harmony al
Diggs John, waiter, 33 Jasper
Diggs Lewis, laborer, 196 s Howard
Diggs Sarah, laundress, 121 Sarah Ann
Dikes Elizabeth, laundress, 2 Dawson al_
Dikes Jacob, porter, 6 South
Dillard Wesley, wagoner, 243 Orleans
Dillehay James, porter, 354 West
Dillehay Thomas, drayman, 331 s Howard
Diller John, laborer, 298 s Howard
Diller Mitchell, cook, 298 s Howard
DiscoU Mary Ann, laundress, 35 Short
Dixon Alexander, brickmaker, 190 Henrietta
Dixon Ann, 14 Wagon al
Dixon Daniel, brickmaker, 10 Hammond al
Dixon Daniel,.laborer, 12 Reese al
Dixon Eliza, 116 s Washington, F. P.
Dixon Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 42 China
Dixon Isaac, laborer, 42 Lewis
Dixon James F. soldier, 108 Cider al
Dixon James, laborer, 43 n Sharp
Dixon James, oyster shucker, 49 L. Church
Dixon John, porter, 86 Welcome al
Dixon John, mariner, 86 Welcome al
Dixon Juliana, stewardess, 92 n Dallas
Dixon Leah, laundress, 59 L. Church
Dixon Mary, washerwoman, 237 Dover
Dixon Philip, 73 Chesnut
Dixon Rayney, laundress, 62 L. Church
GSO. S. PAGE Si BRO., Maimlrtcturer* of Roof* and Roofing MaterloU, 111 Smith's
WhaxC. C. HART SBIITH, Agent.
454
COLORED PERSONS.
Dixon Richard, mariner, 52 East
Dixon Robert, 38 s Dallas
Dixon Wm. laborer, 2 Stockton av
Dobbin John, brickmaker, 157 West
Dobson Henry, whitewasher, 60 Union
Dobson James, laborer, 32 Lewis
Dobson Perry, stevedore, 38 Lewis
Dobson Shadrach, fireman, 298 s Howard
Dobson Wm. laborer, 2 Forrest
Dode Louis, tailor, 38 w Pratt
Dode Peter, clothier, 38 w Pratt
Dodson Peter, confectioner, 146 Hill, dw 144
Dodson Peter, jr., 144 Hill
Door Henrietta, washerwoman, 136n Caroline
Doran Frances, cook, 116 Jasper
Dorman Daniel, grain measurer, 274 Mont-
gomery
Dorman Wm. brickmaker, 37 Plum al
Dorritee Jacob, caulker, 162 s Dallas
Dorsey AbrahaVn, porter, 60 Peirce
Dorsey Alex. 103 North
Dorsey Allen, waiter, 90 Cider al
Dorsey Benjamin, porter, 72 Josephine
Dorsey Benjamin, mariner, 94 n Dallas
Dorsey Caroline, laundress, 47 Tyson al
Dorsey Charity, laundress, 186 Henrietta
Dorsey Charles, hostler, 59 Raborg
Dorsey David, carter, 100 Stirling
Dorsey David, brickmaker, 42 Patapsco av
Dorsey Edward, huckster, 1 Butler al
Dorsey Ellen, washerwoman, 1 Cross al
Dorsey Ellen, laundress, 17 Tyson al
Dorsey George, engineer, 51 Low
Dorsey Hanson, lumber wagoner, 134 Orchard
Dorsey Harry, hod carrier, 97 Sarah Ann
Dorsey Henry, hod carrier, 40 Hill
Dorsey Horatio, mariner, 8 Morris al
Dorsey James, drayman, 304 s Howard
Dorsey James E. laborer, 16 Peirce
Dorsey John, porter, 5 Chapel al
Dorsey John, tanner, 116 n Front
Dorsey Joseph, laborer, 119 Hill
Dorsey Julia, laundress, 10 Tyson
Dorsey Lemuel, drayman, 11 Union al
Dorsey Levi, oysterman, 24 Tessier
Dorsey Lewis, laborer, 92 Henrietta
Dorsey Martha, laundress, 4 Half Moon al
Dorsey Matthew, pickler, 3 Mechanic's ct
Dorsey Nathan, drayman, 4 Wayne
Dorsey Richard, laborer, 161 n Dallas
Dorsey Richard, laborer, 42 Haw
Dorsey Samuel, drayman, 42 Union
Dorsey Sarah A. laundress, 20 Leadenhall
Dorsey Tracey, laundress, 29 Raborg
Dorsey Teresa, 50 St. Mary
Dorsey Wm. grain measurer, 37 Park
Dorsey Wm. hod carrier, 119 York
Dorsey Wm. brickmaker, 29 Raborg
Dorsey Wm. puddler, 174 Dover '
Dorsey Wm. giain runner, 35 Park
Dorson Thomas, draynnan, over 131 Hanover
Dougherty Louisa, 180 .Muliikin
Dougherty Samuel, caulker, 169 s Bethel
Dougherty Zachariah, lab'r, 3 Monmonier'sct
Douglass Amos, porter, 37 n Siiarp
Douglass Benj. sailor, 62 Welcome al
Douglass George, waiter, 15 Rose
Douglass John, waiter, 14 L. Monument
Douglass John H. waiter, 78 Centre
Douglass Joseph, waiter, 12 Chesnut al
Douglass Mary, seamstress, 14 L. Monument
Dowden Abram, laborer, 13 Union
Dowden Benj. laborer, 60 Richmond
Dowden Mary, laundress, 6 Raborg
Dowden Miranda, laundress, 3 Spring Gar-
den av
Dowden Philip, laborer, 43 Lewis
Downes Julia A. laundress, 110 s Bethel
Downey Robert, laborer, 104 Henrietta
Downs Blake, hod carrier, 30 Carlton
Downs Dorah, laundress, 75 Jo.sephine
Downs Eliza, laundress, 106 Cider al
Downs Geo. W. brickmaker, 82 L. Church
Downs Geo. blacksmith, Windsor mill road
Downs Harrison, caulker, 6 Warren, F. P.
Downs Isaac, laborer, 234 Vine
Downs Isaac, porter, 73 Sarah Ann
Downs Isaac, laborer, 17 Douglass
Downs James, porter, 17 Rose
Downs Joseph, porter, 4 Wagon al
Downs Joseph, laborer, 106 Henrietta
Downs Lucinda, laundress, 6 X al
Downs Mary E. laundress, 6 X al
Downs Robert, laborer, 167 York
Downs Thomas, laborer, 188 s Durham
Downs Wm. mariner, 4 Clarkson al
Downs Wm. mariner, 106 Cider al
Doyle Edward M. drayman, 19 State
Doyle James, oyster shucker, 11 Biddle ct
Doyle James, hackman, 19 State
Doyle Lucy A. laundress, 9 High al
Doyle Matilda, 207 Raborg
Doyle Wni. hackman, 76 North
Draper Daniel, barber, 74 East
Draper Garrison, tobacconist, 162 Forrest
Draper Henry, caulker, 93 L. Church
Draper John, musician, 94 East
Drewett Wm. brush finisher, Chesnut al w of
Pearl
Drickus James, coachman, 51 Park
Driver Floretta, 18 Rose
Driver F.dward D. carter, 115 York
Driver Jeremiah, brickmaker, 131 York
Driver Lydia, laundress, 12 X al
Druett Mary, washerwoman, 132 Tyson
Dubois Emile Joseph, laborer, 183 Mulberry
Duceaux Mrs. 41 Park
Duckery James, carter, 26 Wayne
Duckett Mary, laundress, 85 Moore al
Dudley John, mariner, 13 Philpot
Dudley Samuel, laborer, 23 Philpot al
Duff Charles, fireman, 36 King
Duffin Ann M. laundress, 12 Tyson al
Duffin Thomas, 51 Moore al
Dulaney Thomas, v/aiter, 132 s Durham
Dunbar George, grain measurer; 62 Mulberry
Duncan Benjamin, farmer, 254 Raborg
Dungee John, waiter, 19 Hull's la
Dungee John, carter, 69 East
Dungee James, drayman, 34 n Front
Dungee Wm. N. cabinet maker, 62 East
Dunkins Wm. oyster shucker, 8 Cecil
Dunn John, grain measurer, 141 Hill
Dunson Ann, house cleaner, 7 Marion
Dunson Charles H. grain measurer, 112 Hen-
rietta
Dunson Henry, soldier, 7 Marion
Dunson Nancy, 218 L. Hughes
Durand Francis, carter, 172 Tyson
Durand Nathaniel, waiter, 148 Tyson
Durham Henry, cooper 80 Elbow la
Durham Thos. Windsor mill road nr. Fremont
Durkin Wm. laborer, 26 Raborg
Durkins Henry, gardener, 209 Chesnut al
Dutlon Charles, laborer, 137 Chesnut
Dutton Levi, wagoner, 12 St. James
"WM. P. "WEBB, MarltM, JFin and Ltfe Iivsurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Beueat Life Inanrance Co., Nevrnrk, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
'Slutnal
COLORED PERSONS.
455
Dutton Robert, mariner, 165 n Dallas
Duval Isaac, sawyer, 15 Arch
Duval Richard, drayman, 44 Moore al
Duvall Stevens, hod carrier, 60 Josephine
Duvall Tobias, sawyer, 57 Josephine
Dyer Joseph, brickmaker, 62 Elbow la
Dyer Levin, laborer, 34 King
Dyer L. D. ice cream, 117 Camden
Dyer Nathan, oyster shucker, 308 s Howard
Dykes VVm. hod carrier, 165 York
Dyott John Major, laborer, 114 Welcome al
Dyott Richard J. grain runner, 114 Welcome al
Dyson Charles, laborer, 265 Montgomery
Dyson John, drayman, 99 Dover
Dyson Chancy, laundress, 165 York
Eadt Rebecca, laundress, 103 Tyson
Eady Samuel, mariner, 103 Tyson
Earl Perry, laborer, 44 L. Monument
Earle Wm. brick moulder, 46 Sarah Ann
Ease Anna, laundress, 2 Plum al
Ease John, drayman, 2 Plum al
Eastep Daniel, 8 Elder al
Easton Samuel, fireman, 108 Dugan's whf
Ebb Wm. F. 54 St. Mary
EbenezerMethodist Church, 247 Montgomery
Edam Joshua, grain runner, 51 L. Pleasant
Eddicks Henrietta, laundress, rear of 47 King
Edonson Martha, laundress, 1 Butler al
Edwards Abraham, stevedore, 84 L. Church
Edwards Anna, 120 s Spring
Edwards Edward, laborer, 130 Dover
Edwards Joseph, waiter, 5 Jew al
Edwards Serena, laundress, 5 Jew al
Effert Thomas, brickmaker, 14 L. Paca
Elbert Henry, carter, 85 East
Elbert John, mariner, 153 Henrietta
Elder Hester, 21 State
Elias Daniel, tanner, 113 Moore al
EUagood Ann, 58 s Dallas
Elliott Ann, 202 Vine
Elliott Isaac, drayman, 29 Arch
Elliott John, whitewasher, 133 Hill
Elliott Jane, Marion ct
Elliott Louisa, cook, 19 Tyson al
Elliott Maria, dressmaker, 62 Lerew al
Elliott Robert, drayman, 15 Tyson al
Ellis George, hod carrier, 146 York
Ellis John T. laborer, 89 L. Church
Ellis John, mariner, 1 South la
Ellis Susan E. laundress, 54 Lewis
Elzey Snead, laborer, 203 Hamburg
Emmerson James H. laborer, 43 Clay
Emmerson Stephen, 85 Orchard
Emory Charles, waiter, 96 Tyson
Emory Charles, grain measurer, 278 s Howard
Emory Charles, drayman, 188 s Howard
Emory Jacob, porter, 96 Tyson
Ennells Charles, laborer, 131 York
Ennels Stephen, wheelsman, 222 Hanover
Ennis John W. brickmaker, Clinton
Ennis Thomas, mariner, 238 L. Hughes
Evans Cooper, stevedore 26 East
Evans Charles, brickmaker, 11 Bounty la
Evans Daniel, mariner, 66 Elbow la
Evans Francis, laborer, 70 St. Mary's
Evans George, bartender, 98 Tyson
Evans Maria, laundress, 22 French
Evans Randall, bartender under Howard
house, 98 Tyson
Evans Thomas, 98 Tyson
J. HEJVRY GIESB, Commission Merchant, toe the sole of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
Evans Thornton, caulker, 138 Hill
Eves John H. grain measurer, 205 Hamburg
Farmer Squire, laborer, 240 Montgomery
Farrell Mary A. 10 Jasper
Farris Leach, laborer, 99 n Dallas
Fax Hester, laundress, 103 Low
Felton Rezin, carter, 208 Raborg
Fennel James, laborer, 79 Moore al
Ferguson Benjamin F. barber, 1 Cohen al
Ferguson Benjamin F. barber, 118 Garden
Ferguson Eliza, 20 s Bethel
Ferguson Samuel, carter, 1 St. James
FergusBon Maria, laundress, 35 Plum al
Fernandis John A. barber, 128 s Broadway
Fickel Eli, porter, 73 East
Fields Aaron, wood sawyer, 2 Temple
Fields Eliza, laundress, 3 Edward
Fields Martha, laundress, 272 L. Hughes
Fields Sarah, laundress, 47 Park
Fillmore Philip, waiter, 2 Jew al
Finlay Daniel, moulder, 27 Moore al
Fischer Frederick, laborer, 2 s Dallas
Fisher Alice, laundress, 48 Wayne
Fisher Charles 0. caulker, 128 s Bethel
Fisher Esquire, whitewasher, 49 Dover
First Presbyterian (colored) Church, Madi-
son bet Park and Cathedral
Fisher Jacob, stevedore, 55 Harapstead
Fisher Jane, 97 s Bethel
Fisher John, laborer, 196 n Exeter
Fisher Margaret A. 195 s Dallas
Fisher Maria, cook, 6 Butler
Fisher Nancy Ann, laundress, 5 Collins' ct
Fisher Samuel T. porter, 256 Raborg
Fisher Thomas, blacksmith. Dewberry al nr
Baltimore
Fisher Toy, mariner, 222 L. Hughes
Fisher Wm. J. barber, 39 n Sharp
Fisher Wm. laborer, 317 s Howard
Fitch Elizabeth, cook, 216 Hanover
Fleetwood Ann M. laundress, 48 Tyson
Fleetwood Charles, waiter, 48 Tyson
Fleetwood Charles, waiter, 4 Eutaw ct
Fleetwood Christian A. soldier, 48 Tyson
Fleetwood Wm. teacher, 78 Chesnut al
Flemming Wm. laborer, 55 Short
Fletcher John, laborer, 47 State
Florida Thomas, musician, 66 Burgundy al
Fokes Jane, laundress, 16 Eutaw ct
Foote Margaret, 96 Tyson
Foote Wm. porter, 98 Raborg
Ford Elizabeth, seamstress, 6 Raborg
Ford George J. porter, 219 s Howard
Ford Hannah, 110 Jasper
Ford Henry, cap trimmer, 90 St. Mary
Ford John L. laborer, 6 Chesnut
Ford Lucinda, confectionery, 86 w Centre
Ford Mary C. laundress, 257 Montgomery
Ford Samuel, whitewasher, 187 Dover
Ford Sarah, 14 Warren, F. P.
Ford Thomas, barber, 100 Orchard
Foreman Annie, 4 Short al
Foreman Andrew, coachman, 40 Clay
Foreman Charles, waiter, 81 s Dallas
Foreman David, whitewasher, 195 Ensor
Foreman Francis, 74 Orchard
Foreman John A, porter, 2 Bethel row
Foreman John, drayman, 58 Orchard
Foreman Mary, laundress, 5 Tyson al
Foreman Maria, laundress, 70 s Howard
456
COLORED PERSONS.
Foreman Richard, 37 Forrest
Foreman Richard, boatman, 3 Marion ct
Forman John, caulker, 6 Salisbury al
Forrester James, barber, 24 Dover
Forrester John, porter, 16 Lester ct
Fortie Charles, barber, 102 Dover
Fortie George, shoemaker, 6 Elbow la
Fortie Henry, drayman, 93 Kasl
Fortie Jacob H. drayman, 79 s Greene
Fortie John C. shoemaker, 6 Elbow la
Fortie Lewis, teacher, 83 East
Fortune John A. sexton, 29 Rose
Fortune Julia, 110 Dallas
Fortune Susan, 16 Spruce al
Foster Celestia, cook, 215 Hamburg
Foster Daniel, drayman, 103 s Spring
Foster Wm. steward, 211 s Bethel
Foster Wm. hod carrier, 29 Biddle al
Fosset Levi, sexton First Constitutional
Church, 29 Haw
Fountain Alfred, grain measurer, 228 Mont-
gomery
Fountain Charles, fir-eman, 92 n Spring
Fountain Samuel, porter, 35 Dover
Fowler Ann M. seamstress, 36 n Dallas
Fowler Isaiah H. barber, 2 s Dallas
Fowler Isaac H. barber, 199 Light
Fowler James, porter, 104 Sarah Ann
Fowler Josiah, laborer, 4 X al
Fowler Leonard, brickmaker, 75 Johnson
Fowler Lloyd, carter, Windsor Mill road
Fowler Thomas J. brickmaker, 73 Johnson
Fowler Wm. H. brickmaker, 73 Johnson
Francis Eliza, laundress, 5 Inloes al
Francis John, boarding, 184 Eastern ar
Francis John, waiter, 35 Raborg
Francis John, barber, 8 Chesnut
Francis Lewis, whitewasher, 33 Chesnut al
Francis Owen, hod carrier, 17 Harmony la
Francis Walter, laborer, 53 Chesnut al
Franklin Abraham, 16 Short
Franklin George, whitewasher, 155 York
Franklin Jesse, 88 Moore al
Franklin John E. laborer, 26 Raborg
Franklin Joseph, waiter, 82 East
Franklin Thomas A. drayman, 378 Cross
Frazier Basil, cook, 48 Dover
Frazier Caleb, laborer, 141 Hill
Frazier Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 160 s Eu-
taw
Frazier Frances A. washerwoman, 84 n Spring
Freeland George, grain runner, 128 Dover
Freeland James, drayman, 128 Dover
Freeman Francis, cook, 30 York
Freeman George, 17 Jasper
Freeman Isaac, porter, 116 Tyson
Freeman James H. shoemaker, 76 East
Freeman P. laborer, 55 Forrest
Freeman Samuel, waiter, s e cor Fayette and
Harrison
Freeman Sarah, 14 Herrings ct
Freeman Wm. laborer, 72 L. McElderry
Freeman Wm. huckster, 47 Mullikiri
Frisby Ann, laundress, 79 w Fayette
Frisby Joseph, laborer, 301 s Eutaw
Frisby John, laborer, 13 Ross
Frisby Julia, chambermaid, 57 Hargrove al
Frisby Perry, 6 Short al
Frisby Richard, porter, 78 s Howard
Frisby Richard, laborer, 20 Edward
Frisby Spencer, laborer, 44 Lewis
Fuller Chase, 249 Orleans
Fuller George, waiter, 249 Orleans
Fullman George, waiter, 83 Orchard
Furguson Sarah, chambermaid, 327 s Eutaw
Gail George H. 2 L. McElderry
Gains John, teacher, 6 Poach al
Gains Levin, porter, 74 Stiles
Gains Moses, laborer, 6 Peach al
Gaines John, brickmaker, 240 Montgomery
Gaines Joseph, whip sawyer, 138 West
Gaines Noah, whitewasher, 251 s Charles
Gaines Philip, laborer, 112 n Dallas
Gaines William R. porter, 49 French
Gaiter Hanry, whitewasher, 2 Jordan al
Gaiter Rachel, 3 Iron al
Gaither Richard, laborer, 39 Arch
GAITHER WASHINGTON, feed store and
livery stables, 9 Columbia, dw 2 Elbow la
Galamason Charles, caulker, 170 s Dallas
Gale Annie, 116 Orchard
Gale John, laborer, 87 n Spring
Gale Robert, whitewasher, 110 Orchard
Gale Raisin, hod carrier, 84 Jasper
Gales James, waiter, 17 Union
Galloway Geo. W. laborer, 129 Welcome al
Galloway Hiram, grain runner, rear of 47
King
Galloway Isaac, laborer, Vine al rear of 29
Amity
Galloway John, grain measurer, rear of 47
King
Galloway Melinda, washerwoman, rear of 47
King
Galloway Eliza, cook, 133 Chesnut
Galloway Wm. waiter, 4 Salisbury a!
Gamble John, mariner, 51 Holiday
Gannon Peter, laborer, 67 Wayne
Gannon Noble, laborer, 49 Low
Gant Alfred, laborer, 12 Stockton al
Gant John, farmer, 58 L. Church
Gant Margaret, laundress, 6 Butler al
Gant Richard, huckster, 139 Hill
Gant Samuel, carter. 69 Union
Garber Ann M. 7 Etna la
Gardner Elizabeth, boarding, 210 Vine
Gardner James, caulker, 109 n Dallas
Garner Elizabeth, 111 North
Garner Mary, 23 Jenkins la
Garner William, steward, 78 Cider al
Garrett Augustus, laborer, 8 Forney al
Garrett Anne, laundress, 24 Union
Garrett Edward, 51 Elbow la
Garrett Julia A. laundress, 24 Union
Garrett Mrs. Maria, 68 Elbow la
Garrett Richard, porter, 86 Elbow la
Garrett Richard S. whitewasher, 13 Pine al
Garrett Thomas, mariner, 8 Jew al
Garrett Thomas, laborer, 64 Welcome al
Garrett Thomas, porter, 334 n Howard
Garrett William, coachman, 8 Jew al
Garrett William, huckster, 74 Chesnut al
Garretson Charles, hostler, 9 Madison al
Garrison James, coachman, 17 Tessier
Garrison Jeremiah, engineer, 239 L.Hughes
Garrison Jeremiah, teamster, 48 Union
Garrison John, carter, Patapsco al nr Charles
Garrison Isaac, coachman 105 Chesnut
Garrison Nathaniel, waiter, 21 Arch
Gassaway Francis, carter, 76 Moore al
Gassaway Henry N. coachman, 59 Moore al
Gassaway Joshua, plasterer, 12 Edward
Gassaway John, grain runner, 152 York
QBO. & PAGK Si BRO., Manrufnctiirers of Roofs nnd RooCng SIatertal«, 111 Siiatb'fl
WUarf. C. HART SBnTH, Airent.
COLORED PERSONS.
457
Gassaway Nicholas, porter, 111 North
Gaskins Moses, waiter, 50 n Sharp
Gates William, brickmaker, 18 Jasper
Gatch Edward, brickmaker, 14 n Spring
Gayno Orlando, waiter, 16 Jew al
Generals Stephen, laborer, 262 Hamburg
Gent Henry, Chapel near N. Fremont
Gent John, porter, Waters ct near Biddle
Gent John, oyster shucker, 7 Waters ct
Gent Richard, Chapel near N. Fremont
George A. Washington, waiter, 19 Warren
Gibbs Anna, laundress, 3 Water's ct
Gibbs Charles A. coffee roaster, 42 King
Gibbs Henry, grain measurer, 92 Leadenhall
Gibbs Lewis, whitewasher, 40 East
Gibbs Mary A. seamstress, 114 Hill
Gibbs Susan, laundress, 32 Short
Gibson Andrew, whip sawyer, 169 n Dallas
Gibson Benjamin, drayman, 133 Aisquith
Gibson Belinda, laundress, 203 Raborg
Gibson Clara, laundress, 7 Gillingham al
Gibson Edward, whip sawyer, 169 n Dallas
Gibson Emily, 56 s Dallas
Gibson Ellen, worker, 156 York
Gibson Gabriel, stevedore, 71 Forrest
Gibson Garrison, carman. Hog al
Gibson George, drayman, 16 Pierce
Gibson George, drayman, 51 Tyson al
Gibson Henry, stevedore, 36 China
Gibson Ishmael, barber, 43 s Paca
Gibson Jacob, laborer, 36 Perry
Gibson Lewis, carriage driver, 5 Bethel ct
Gibson Mary Ann, 4 Arcade al
Gibson Sarah, washerwoman, 39 n Sharp
Gibson John, brickmaker, 16 Philpot
Gibson John H. mariner, 62 Welcome al
Gibson Malachi, hackman, 233 Montgomery
Gibson Mary, washerwoman, 23 State
Gibson Philip, cook, 74 Peirce
Gibson Perry, laborer, 81 Dallas
Gibson Lewis, brickmaker, 60 Sarah Ann
Gibson Mary, laundress, 70 Josephine
Gibson Nathaniel, hackman, 231 L. Hughes
Gibson Sarah J. 2 Mince al
Gibson Sophia, laundress, 32 Short
Gibson William, sawyer, Hogg al
Gibson Wm. laborer, Francis nr Madison la
Gibson Watt, laborer, 85 s Spring
Giddings Daniel, grain runner, 47 L. Pleasant
Giddings John, laborer, 106 Ensor
Giddings Marshall, porter, 51 Chesnut
Giddings Mack, hostler, 15 State
Gidley David, barber, 10 Hill
Gidley David, barber, 101 Hill
Gidley Perry, blacksmith, 259 L. Hughes
Gilbert Caroline, laundress, 1 Bell al
Gilbert Jane, laundress, 108 Cider al
Gilbert John, laborer, 12 Chesnut
Gilbert Martin, eating house, 13 L. Paca, dw
Elbow la
Gilbert Matilda, laundress, 2 Union al
Gilbert Paca, whitewasher, 23 Foundry
Gilbert Sidney, 153 York
Giles Levi, porter 7 Stogden al
Giles Mary, laundress, 5 State
Giles Nathan, carter, 78 Welcome a.
Giles Urias, wagoner, 237 Orleans
Giles Wm. laborer, 46 Eislein
Gilley Wm. W. barber, 1 Forrest
Gilley Annie M, laundress. Half Moon al
Gilles Levi, spring maker, 15 Stockton al
Gilliott Abraham, mariner, 90 Welcome al
Gilliard Edward, blacksmith, 188 Harford av
Gilliard James, confectionery, 186 Harford av
Gilliard Julia, 80 L. McElderry
Gilmorc Alexander, hod carrier, 23 Chesnut al
Gilmore Ira, 56 s Dallas
Gilmore John, waiter, 4 Plover al
Gilyard Charlotte, washerwoman, 73 Davis
Gilyard George, boatman, 16 n Dallas
Gittings Elizabeth, laundress, 50 L. Church
Gittings Isaiah, hostler, 12 Vine
Gittings Sarah, laundress, 66 Gravel al
Glaxo Stephen, whitewasher, 271 Orleans
Glascoe James, waiter, 29 State
Glascoe Solomon, sawyer, 43 Douglass
Qleaves Thomas, fireman, 2 Union al
Glees Charles, laborer, 41 East
Glenn Samuel, whitewasher, 170 York
Goens George, hackman, 150 Tyson
Goings Robert, porter, 181 Henrieta
Goodwin Joseph, soldier, 32 Hill
Goold John, brickmaker, 103 s Spring
Golden Charles, carriage driver, 79 w Fayette
Golden Joshua, laborer, 33 Park
Golding Wm. laborer, 155 n Exeter
Goldsberry Charles, hod carrier, 263 Raborg
Goldman Jane, 290 e Fayette
Goldsborough Elizabeth, cook, 101 Hill
Goldsborough Henry, hod carrier, 1 Tripo-
let al
Goldsborough Scipio, waiter, 64 Chatsworth
Goldsborough Thomas R. barber, 33 Morris al
Goldsborough Washington, brickmaker, 83
Welcome al
Goldsborough Wm. carter, 87 Moore al
Goldsborough Mary A. laundress, 64 Ches-
nut al
Good Richard, laborer, 14 Stockton al
Goodwin Ephraim, porter, 160 Penna. av
Goodwin Eton, porter, 36 Morris al
Goodwin Charles, mariner, 68 Wayne
Goodwin Louisa, laundress, 55 Burgundy al
Gooseberry Thomas, wagoner, 193 s Dallas
Gosberry Elizabeth, 63 s Dallas
Gose Philip T. porter, 79 Burgundy al
Gonnett Washington, hay measurer, 180 York
Gordon John, laborer, 32 Morris al
Gough Mrs. Annie, chambermaid, 66 Dover
Gough Francis A. 118 s Dallas
Gough Lloyd, laborer, 235 Booth
Gough Martha, laundress, 15 State
Gould Daniel, whitewasher, 39 Moore al
Gould Frances, seamstress, 26 Raborg
Gould John, laborer, 22 Wayne
Gould Charles, furniture, 48 Carlton
Gould John A. drayman, 289 Hamburg
Govans Charity, 131 Aisquith
Govey James, driver, 69 Dover
Grabe James, laborer, Philpot al
Grace Alexander, caulker, 41 s Bethel
Grace John, caulker, 41 s Bethel
Grady John, coachman, 2 Plover al
Graham Maria, laundress, 114 Sarah Ann
Graham Maria, 57 Jasper
Grain Carriers' Hall (colored) 45 Commerce
Grandason Charle*, laborer, 43 Douglas
Grandison Charles, porter, 10 Beaufort
Granger Wm. A. drayman, rear 98 Chesnut
Grant Alice, laundress, 1 Biddle ct
Grant Charity, 3 College al
Grant Mark, blacksmith, 133 n Caroline
Grant Nancy, huckstress, 230 Hanover
Graves Alexander, mariner, 104 Orchard
Graves David, drayman, 64 St. Mary
Graves George W. laborer, 311 s Howard
Pt 'WSBB, 91&rlne, Fire and IJfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit lAfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
458
COLORED PERSONS.
Graves Joseph, grain measurer, 270 s Howard
Graves Wm. H. laborer, rear of 47 King
Gray Albert, laborer, 7 Bankert al
Gray America, farmer, 11 Mechanics' ct
Gray Cumberland, butcher, 191 Ensor
Gray David, laborer, 104 Henrietta
Gray David, drayman, 25 Rosa
Gray Delia, laundre'ss, 166 York
Gray Emeline, laundress, 72 s Howard
Gray Ellen, 92 St. Mary
Gray Frances, 17 Walnut al
Gray George, carter, 72 Burgundy al
Gray Horace, laborer, 105 Welcome al
Gray James, carter, 151 Low
Gray James, whitewasher, 17 Jordan al
Gray James, porter, 3 Salisbury al
Gray Mary A. laundress, 37 Raborg
Gray Nelson, porter, 11 Edward
Gray Perry, laborer, 172 French
Gray Rachel, 12 X al
Gray Richard, laborer, 184 Park
Gray Richard, carter, 218 Raborg
Gray Samuel, laborer, 3 Page al
Gray Shadrach, mariner, 135 Hill
Gray Silas, laborer, 218 Dover
Gray Susan, laundress, rear of 98 Chesnut
Gray Wm. waiter, 6 Richmond
Gray Wm. J. undertaker, 86 Park
Gray Wm. waiter, 57 w Centre
Grayson Eliza, 118 Holiday
Grayson George, laborer, 314 Montgomery
Grayson Henry, laborer, 70 Orchard
Grayson John, laborer, 224 Hanover
Grayson Mrs. Mary, 225 Dover
Grayson Noble, soldier, 17 Booth
Grayson Sam'l B. whitewasher, 242 Hughes
Greatfield Eliza, mantuamaker, 38 Clay
Greatfield John, waiter, 32 Clay
Green Alice, laundress, 12 George al
Green Alfred, laborer, 78 Morris al
Green Ann M. 45 Tyson al
Green Benj. cook, 216 Hughes
Green Catherine, laundress. Spring Garden av
Green Catherine, laundress, 42 East
Green Mrs. Caroline, 50 Cross
Green Charles, herb doctor, 4 Leadenhall
Green Charles, teacher, 243 s Eutaw
Green David, caulker, 225 s Durham
Green David, laborer, 1 Water's ct
Green Edward, laborer, 54 China
Green Emory, brickmaker, 88 Elbow la
Green Emory, laborer, 37 Burgundy al
Green Ephraim, laborer, 59 Josephine
Green Eli, drayman, 35 Jordan al
Green Garrison, laborer, 2 Arcade al
Green Gi;orge, laborer, 3 Stockton al
Green George, caulker, 170 s Bethel
Green George, brickmaker, 7 Peach al
Green George, hostler, 246 Raborg
Green George, sawyer, 224 s Durham
Green George, laborer, 54 China
Green George, waiter, 23 State
Green Harriet, 127 e Baltimore
Green Harris, laborer, 47 'Carlton
Green Henry, caulker, 183 s Dallas
Green Hooper, slevedorf, 137 s Dallas
Green Jacob, china packer, 218 Hughes
Green James, waiter, rear of 47 King
Green James, oyster shucker, 8 Cecil
Green James, laborer, 121 s Bethel
Green James, caulker, 212 s Dallas
Green Jane A. 14 Hamburg
Green John, brickmaker, 50 Cross
Green John E. laborer, 90 St. Mary
Green John H. waiter, 120 Orchard
Green John, laborer, 121 s Bethel
Green Joseph, porter, 18 Sarah Ann
Green Joseph, express driver, 42 Short
Green Louis, laborer, 27 s Regester
Green Martha, seamstress, 33 Tyson al
Green Mary A. cook, 6 Bethel row
Green Robert, laborer, 177 s Durham
Green Robert, drayman, 18 s Bethel
Green Richard, lumber wagoner, 82 n Spring
Green Richard, waiter, 83 Gravel al
Green Richard, laborer, 11 Ross
Green Samuel, laborer, 94 L. Church
Green Vincent, mariner, 45 Guilford al
Green Wm. plasterer, 260 Raborg \
Green Wm. brickmaker, 617 Light '
Greenfield Mary, 9 Walnut al
Greenwood Perry, porter, 42 Vine
Greenwood Samuel, porter, 315 s Eutaw
Gregg John, laborer, 13 Water's row
Grievous Ida, dressmaker, 110 s Bethel
Griffin Charlotte, cook, 186 Henrietta
Griffin Edw. cigar maker, 144 Hill
Griffin Edward, barber, 155 n Dallas
Griffin Edward, cigar maker, Montgomery nr
Sharp
Griffin Harriet, washerwoman, 79 Welcome al
Griffin Henry, wood sawyer, 85 n Spring
Griffin John T. barber, 188 s Howard
Griffin John H. grain measurer, 45 Jefferson
Griffin John T. barber, 71 Montgomery, dw
188 s Howard
Griffin Levin, mariner, 1 Gillingham al
Griffin Lemuel, brickmaker, 190 3 Howard
Griffin Mary A. 197 s Durham
Griffin Matilda, washerwoman, 128 s Dallas
Griffin Nelson, mariner, 48 Chesnut
Griffin Perry, laborer, 47 Elbow la
Griffin Richard, cigar maker, 36 Clay
Griffin Robert, laborer, 67 Wayne
Griffin Wm. brickmaker, 130 Hill
Griffin Wm. porter, 69 Leadenhall
Griffith Charles, soldier, 142 Sarah Ann
Griffith Lemuel, brickmaker, 124 Hill
Griffith Mary E. laundre.ss, 182 West
Grinnage Levi, laborer, 53 Dover
Grinnage John, laborer, 53 Dover
Grinnell James, mariner, 8 Wayne
Grooms Francis, laborer, 14 Mechanic's ct
Grooms Nathaniel, barber, Western hotel, dw
66 St. Mary
Grooms Nelson, butcher, 197 Stirling
Grooms John E. waiter, 118 Holiday
Grooms Joseph, barber, 66 St. Mary
Grooms Othello, drayman, 183 Tyson
Gross Araminta, laundress. 27 Ross
Gross Basil, laborer, 318 Hamburg
Gross Benjamin, drayman, 313 s Howard
Gross Charles, porter, 55 Raborg
Gross Charles, driver, 17 Tessier
Gross Colbert, soldier, 85 Hill
Gross Daniel, waiter, 12 Jew aJ
Gross Deborah, laundres.s, 37 Raborg
Gross Dennis, porter, 37 Raborg
Gross Dinah, laundress, 73 Plum
Gross Dinah, laundress, 163 York
Gross Edward, laborer, 319 s Howard
Gross Mrs. Elizabeth, 182 Henrietta
Gross Emily, laundress, 55 Raborg
Gross Francis, laundress, 49 Elbow lane
Gross Frisby, sailor, 60 Welcome al
Gross Harriet laundress, 85 Hill
.J. II3SNUY GIlE.'iK, C'«mml»«lon Mcrcfenat, for the ssd* of Floui-, Grain, Seeds, i
Roueudale Ceine.>'^f, nxid Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, XI Spear's Wliarf.
COLORED PERSONS.
459
Gross Henry, mariner, 56 Orleans
Gross Henrietta, cook, 91 Moore al
Gross Rev, Henry, 55 Orleans
Gross Isaiah, laborer, 318 Hamburg
Gross Jacob, laborer, 92 Chesnut al
Gross Jane, laundress, 261 L. Hughes
Gross Jeremiah, laborer, rear of 147 York
Gross John L. mariner, 41 Forrest
Gross John W. laborer, 211 Hamburg
Gross Josiah, porter, 27 Tyson al
Gross Joseph, laborer, 167 York
Gross Kiiizie, grain measurer, 106 Henrietta
Gross Lloyd, laborer, 83 Chesnut
Gross Lucretia, 90 Tyson
Gross Mary, laundress, 49 Elbow la
Gross Mary E. washerwoman, 129 Welcome al
Gross Philip, rope maker, 35 Edward
Gross Philip T. porte.-, 79 Burgundy al
Gross Prince, laborer, 165 n Dallas
Gross Richard, drayman, 236 L. Hughes
Gross Samuel, laborer, 321 s Howard
Grosset Henry, laborer, 50 Lewis
Govins Charity, laundress, 133 Aisquith
Gross Sophia, washerwoman, 165 n Dallas
Gross Sophia, laundress, 57 Mulberry,
Gross Susan J. laundress, 261 L. Hughes
Gross Wm. waiter, 12 Jew al
Gross Wm. H. brickmaker, 329 s Howard
Grove Henry, ropemaker, 247 L. Hughes
Gruner Robert, hostler, 31 East
Guest George, caulker, 126 s Bethel
Guy Ann, 54 East
Guy Charles, whitewasher, 72 Lerew al
Guy Henry, brickmaker, 8 Lester ot
Guy William, 54 East
Gwinn James, laborer, 198 Ensor
Gwinn Thomas, waiter, 100 Tyson
Gwynn John, laborer. Necessity al
H
Habran George, laborer, 15 Jenkins al
Habury John, brickmaker, 169 York
Hacket Charles, cooper, 28 Harford av
Hacket Rachel Ann, waiter, 86 Camden
Hacket Wm. of brick yard, 98 n Dallas
Hackett Charles, grain measurer, 4 Harnden ct
Hackett Doras, 54 East
Hackett George A. coal, 52 Forrest
Hackett Julia A. laundress, 214 L. Hughes
Hackett Margaret, cook, 60 L. Church
Hackett Mary, huckstress, 166 n Front
Hackett Philip, brickmaker, 60 L. Church
Hagget Tobias, porter, Franklin House
Haley Alexander, mariner, 191 s Dallas
Haley Mrs. Henrietta, laundress, 8 X al
Hall Ann M. 6 X al
Hall Mrs. Ann, laundress, 158 s Eutaw
Hall Andrew, laborer, 134 Chesnut
Hall Abraham, whitewasher, 120 Cider nl
Hall Arthur, oyster shucker, 265 L. Hughes
Hall Arthur W. furn. carter, 49 East
Hall Basil, drayman, 50 China al
Hall Benj. laborer, 100 Lee
Hall Charles, shoemaker, 63 Williamson al
Hall Charlotte, laundress, 76 Orchard
Hall Daniel, hay packer, 8 Boyd
Hall Edward, waiter, 12 Peirce
Hall Ellas, drayman, 103 Orchard
Hall Eliza, 91 Moore al
Hall Elizabeth A. dressmaker, 14 Chesnut
Hall Elizabeth A. 31 n Sharp
Hall Freeborn, brickmaker, 66 L. Church
Hall George, hod carrier, 119 York
Hall George, porter, 5 Union
Hall Gracey, 53 s Bethel
Hall Hannah, cook, 45 Raborg
Hall Jason, laborer, 46 Eislein
Hall John, porter, 23 Welcome al
Hall John, laborer, 49 King
Hall John, drayman, 78 St. Mary
Hall John, confectioner, 14 Chesnut
Hall John, oyster shucker, 83 Watson
Hall John, whitewasher, rear 46 St. Mary
Hall John, porter, 103 Welcome al
Hall John A. brickmaker, 87 Elbow la
Hal! John D. barber, 116 Ross
Hall Joseph, laborer. Chapel near n Fremont
Hall Joseph, hay packer, 8 Boyd
Hall Joshua, mariner, 43 a Charles
Hall Kilt, laborer, 105 Low
Hall Lewis H. S. brickmaker, 261 Hamburg
Hall Mary E, huckstress, 90 L. Church
Hall Mary, 13 s Central av
Hall Mary, 72 St, Mary
Hall Mary V. 106 North
Hall Mrs. 105 s Durham
Hall Nathan, hay packer, 8 Boyd
Hall Nathaniel, barber, 31 Rose
Hall Priscilla, laundress, 5 Tessier
Hall Rachel A. boarding, 240 Montgomery
Hall Sarah, laundress, 78 Chesnut
Hall Sarah, laundress, 248 Orleans
Hall Simon, laborer, 211 Raborg
Hall Solomon, laborer, 21 Raborg
Hall Thomas, porter, 5 Marion
Hall Virginia, laundress, 3 Saratoga
Hall Washington, engineer, 58 Vine
Hall Wm. huckster, 43 Jordan al
Hall Wm. H. laborer, 215 s Howard
Hall Wm. laborer, 42 Union
Hall Wm. drayman, 214 Stirling
Hall Wm. laborer, 62 Wayne
Halley Isaiah, laborer, 13 Salisbury al
Hambleton Wm. laborer, 83 Jasper
Hamer Joseph C. barber, 41 Centre Market
space, dw 92 L. McElderry
Hamilton Anne, laundress, 5 Low
Hamilton Caroline, cookshop, 18 w Lombard,
dw 98 East
Hamilton Ellen, laundress, 25 L- Monument
Hamilton Georgianna, 2 Cohen al
Hamilton Henry, drayman, 98 East
Hamilton Mary J. washerwoman, 6 Tyson al
Hamilton Richard A. drayman, 3 Bethel ct
Hamilton Ross, drayman, 6 Bethel ct
Hamilton Sarah, washerwoman, 2 Cohen al
Hamilton Wm. laborer, 4 Arcade al
Hammond Anne, cook, 39 Plum al
Hammond Ann, 22 Eutaw ct
Hammond Mrs. Aramenta, 185 Dover
Hammond James, 60 East
Hammond John, laborer, 96 s Dallas
Hammond John, laborer, 32 Wagon al
Hammond John, barber, 32 Peach al
Hammond Robert, coachman, 60 Lerew al
Hammond Rev. Savage L. 46 Diamond al
Hammond Sophia, cook, 130 n Spring
Handy Albert, soldier, 38 n Frederick
Handy Alexander, drayman, 151 s Caroline
Handy Ann, 38 n Frederick
Handy Ellen, laundress, 20 Union
Handy Geo. W. laborer, 143 Low
Handy Isaac, oyster shucker, 20 Union
Handy James A. undertaker, 166 s Caroline
Handy John, sailor, 27 Hull la
GBO. S. PAQB dC BRO., Dlanurncturera of llooft and Roofing lOaterlaLB, 111 fimMIa'B
•Wlinrf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
460
COLORED PERSONS.
Handy Samuel, waiter, 20 Union
Hanson Adelaide, 22 Marion
Hanson Louisa, laundress, 95 Moore al
.Hanson Maria, laundress, 15 Chesnut al
Harden Edward, whitewasher, 1 Biddle al
Harden Elizabeth, laundress, 16 Boyd
Harden George, carter, 82 Elbow la
Harden James, waiter, 189 Ensor
Harden James D. tailor, 189 Ensor
Harden Jane, laundress, 44 Lewis
Harden Jeremiah, waiter, 189 Stirling
Harden Joseph, mariner, 68 n Spring
Harden Matthew, grain measurer, 44 King
Harden Moses, whitewasher. Harmony la
Harden Samuel, whitewasher, 67 Arch
Harden Samuel S, whitewasher, 67 Arch
Harding Wesley, 6 Harden ct
Hardy Abby, laundress, 42 Greenwillow
Hardy Albert, waiter, 294 s Howard
Hardy Albert, whitewasher, 179 Ross
Hardy Anthony, sawyer, 316 Raborg
Hardy Daniel, carter, 294 s Howard
Hardy Elias, waiter, 32 Wayne
Hardy H. John, waiter, 133 Chesnut
Hardy Joseph, brickmaker, 294 s Howard
Hardy Matthias, waiter, 294 s Howard
Hardy Samuel, carter, 294 s Howard
Hardy Susan, laundress, 20] Hamburg
Hardy Wm. waiter, 112 Welcome al
Hargrave Stewart, laborer, 28 Short
Harlan Daniel, drayman, 38 Morris al
Harmac Margaret, 127 n Caroline
Harman Henrietta, laundress, 76 East
Harman Isaac, laborer, rear of 215 L. Hughes
Harman Maria, laundress, 87 Hill
Harman Susan, 2 Durham
Harman Thoroughgood, whipsawyer, 36 Hill
Harmond Rachel, 133 Stirling
Harnday Catherine, laundress, 39 Plum al
Harney Mrs. Elizabeth, 61 Arch
Harney John, waiter, 17 Tyson al
Harney Thomas, barber, 223 s Eutaw
Harpin Zachariah, laborer, 196 Stirling
Harriday Samuel, oyster shucker, 131 Hill
Harriday Wm. whitewasher, 106 Orchard
Harris Alex, plasterer, 17 Leadenhall
Harris Alfred, waiter, 16 Slemmer al
Harris Amelia, laundress, 60 Wayne
Harris Ann, 260 s Ann
Harris Araminta, 179 Dover
Harris Caroline, 126 Jasper
Harris Catherine, 308 s Howard
Harris Caior, gardener, 11 Waters ct
Harris Charles, laborer, 69 East
Harris Charles, caulker, 13 s Bethel
Harris Daniel, bricklayer, 260 s Bond
Harris Elias, waiter, 9 State
Harris Eliza, 1 Chapel al
Harris Eliza, washerwoman, 46 China al
Harris Eliza, laundress, 24 Marion
Harris Mrs. Eliza, cook, 34 China
Harris Frederick, 68 Short
Harris hod carrier, 194 s Howard
Harris Mrs. Milcah, 170 Dover
Harris Mary, 16 Slemmer al
Harrod David, brickmaker, 61 Jasper
Harris Geo. drayman, 21 High al
Harris Geo. Windsor mill road,nr Fremont
Harris Henry, porter, 66 Cider al
Harris, Henrietta, laundress, 9 China
Harris Jacob, whip sawyer. 81 Welcome al
Harris Jacob, laborer, 252 L. Hughes
Harris James, laborer, 72 Welcome al
Harris James A. brickmaker, 46 China
Harris James H. carter, 46 China
Harris James, oyster shucker, 17 Leadenhall
Harris James, boatman, 61 Raborg
Harris James A. brickmaker, 76 St. Mary
Harris James, waiter, 11 Water row
Harris James A. hod carrier, 129 Welcome al
Harris John, bricklayer, 260 s Bond
Harris John, sawyer, 59 Cross
Harris John H. caulker, 41 s Bethel
Harris John, carter, 148 n Dallas
Harris John, bricklayer, 10 Warren, F. P.
Harris John, boatman, 61 Raborg
Harris John, carter, 106 Burgundy al
Harris Joseph, musician, 118 Hill
Harris Lucretia, 1] Tyson al
Harris Margaret, laundress, BClarkson al
Harris Maria, laundress, 35 Park
Harris Mrs. Martha, laundress, 34 China
Harris Philip, drayman, 214 Hanover
Harris Philip, drayman, 93 Moore al
Harris Phoebe, laundress, 84 Jasper
Harris Richard, laborer, 129 Welcome al
Harris Richard A. brickmaker, 46 China
Harris Robert, wheelsman, 61 Raborg
Harris Robert J. waiter, 135 Hill
Harris Rosetta, 195 Ensor
Harris Thos. J. barber, 104 s Dallas
Harris Thos. whitewasher, 22 Short
Harris Wesley, waiter, 24 Marion
Harris Wm. laborer, Chapel, near n Fremont
extended
Harris Wm. butcher, 840 w Baltimore
Harris Wm. H. porter, 38 Park
Harrison Andrew, sawyer, 42 Carlton
Harrison Delia, 52 Davis
Harrison Daniel, laborer, 65 Welcome al
Harrison Jesse, fruits and cakes, 19 n Sharp
Harrison Thomas, wagoner, 52 Camel al
Harrod David, drayman, Jasper nr Franklin
Harrod Henrietta, cook, 143 York
Harrod Major, brickmaker, 3 Peach al
Hartman Isaac, oyster shucker, rear of 215
L. Hughes
Harvey Harriet, 33 Williamson al
Harvey Joshua, laborer, Windsor mill road,
near n Fremont
Harvey Thos. barber, 70>^ Hanover, dw 223
s Eutaw
Harvey Volinda, 2 Salisbury al
Haskins James, drayman, 6 Chesnut
Hatten Dennis, laborer, 18 Douglass
Hatchison Wesley, musician, 19 Walnut al
Hawsey Hannah, fruiterer, 206 Montgomery
Hawkins Alex, waiter, 3 Tyson
Hawkins Catharine, laundress, 49 Jasper
Hawkins Edward, porter, 39 York
Hawkins Elmira, laundress, 159 York
Hawkins Henry, whitewasher, 81 Elbow la
Hawkins James H. waiter, 32 Tyson
Hawkins Jane, laundress, 71 Forrest
Hawkins Jane, laundress, 83 Moore al
Hawkins Julia, whitewasher, 8 McElderry's
court
Hawkins Luther, 50 Chesnut al
Hawkins Mary, 55 Raborg
Hawkins Mary, 12 Lewis
Hawkins Mrs. Patience, seamstress, 81 El-
bow la
Hayden Richard, 13 Jefferson
Hay Geo. W. brickmoulder, 154 York
Hays Joseph, brickmaker, 157 West
Hays John H. oyster shucker, 209 Hamburg
"WM. P. 'WEBB, Itlarlne, Ptre and Life Inaoninee A«;ent and Broker. Agent •^MutiuU
Beneflt lijfo Insnrano* Co., ircTrark, N. J,," 89 Second Street.
COLOEED PERSONS.
461
Hays Elizabeth, laundress, 209 Hamburg
Hay ward Edwin, porter, 8 Peirce
Hayward Mahale A. laundress, 7 Tripolet al
Haywood Henry, laborer, 58 n Dallas
Hazleton Henrietta, 9 Gillingham al
Hazzard Rebecca, laundress, 33 Williamson al
Headen Isaac, mariner, 25 Forrest
Hearse James, mariner, 194 Henrietta
Heath Edward, grain measurer, 90 East
Heath Thomas, brickmaker, 47 Leadenhall
Hebrews Elijah, laborer, 106 n Spring
Hebron John B. laborer, 64 Union
Height James, waiter, 16 Rose
Helmsley Levi, carter, 169 Sarah Ann
Hemsley William, 34 Jordan al
Henderson Catherine, 9 X al
Henderson Elizabeth, laundress, 26 Raborg
Henderson John, coachman, 9 Marion
Heiiry George W. stevedore, 83 n Dallas
Henry Hebrew, drayman, 194 s Howard
Henry Jonas, waiter, 216 Hanover
Henry John, drayman, 193 s Sharp
Henry John, drayman, 293 Hamburg
Henry Levin, laborer, 105 King
Henry Major, laborer, rear of 55 Forrest
Henry Maria, laundress, 215 L. Hughes
Henry Palestine, drayman, 88 Leadenhall
Henry Phoebe, 42 Greenwillow
Henry Thaddeus, grain measurer, 231 Orleans
Henry Theodore, drayman, 88 Leadenhall
Henry Washington, fireman, 57 Plum
Henry William, hod carrier, 13 Arch
Henry Wm. stevedore, 145 s Sping
Henry William, laborer, 65 Welcome al
Henson Albert, furniture wagon, 16 Wagon al
Henson Ames, laborer, 135 s Bethel
Henson Basil, whitewasher, 4 Inloes al
Henson Charlotte, cook, 135 York
Henson Charlotte, laundress, 5 Peach al
Henson Dawson, caulker, 10 s Bethel
Henson Eliza, 8 s Bethel
Henson George, drayman, 102 East
Henson Harriet, laundress, 27 French
Henson Henry, brickmaker, 14 Spruce al
Henson Jacob, laborer, 31 Dover
Henson Jacob, barber, 122 n High
Henson James, brickmaker, 5 Peach al
Henson James, waiter, 67 Elbow la
Henson James, laborer. 111 s Bethel
Henson Jeremiah, oyster shucker, 92 Ches-
nut al
Henson John, laborer, 64 Sarah Ann
Henson John H. coachman, 95 Jasper
Henson Joseph, laborer, 5 Peach al
Henson Nathaniel, laborer, 122 Jasper
Henson Peter, hod carrier, 149 Sarah Ann
Henson Samuel, sawyer, 67 Leadenhall
Henson Rebecca, huckster, 108 s Bethel
Hermon Matilda, 16 Slemmer al
Hicks Charles, laborer, 69 East
Hicks Eliza, dressmaker, 105 Orchard
Hicks Hinson, laborer, 96 Chesnut
Hicks Horace, coachman, 105 Orchard
Hicks whitewasher, 95 Gravel al
Hicks John D. waiter, 220 Hanover
Hicks Lewis, waiter, 19 Jew al
High James, carter, 131 n Caroline
Hight Joseph, steward, 28 s Dallas
Hight Joseph, mariner, 45 s Dallas
Hitchins Augustus, barber, 75 Bethel
Hill Abel, 54 s Dallas
Hill Charles, hay seller, 5 Chesnut al
Hill Charles, drayman, 208 Dover
Hill Charlotte, seamstress, 40 Tyson
Hill Eben, carter, 64 s Bethel
Hill Edward, hay dealer, 5 Chesnut al
Hill Emeline, laundress, 205 Hamburg
Hill George, coachman, McKim nr Eager
Hill James H. teacher, 285 Hamburg
Hill Joseph, mariner, 3 Edward
Hifl Joseph, coachman, 122 Cider al
Hill Joshua, laborer, 2 Forrest
Hill London, sawyer, 126 Hill
Hill Lorenzo, laborer, 239 Orleans
Hill Maria, cook, 32 Edward
Hill Mrs. M. J. dressmaker, 47 Raborg
Hill Richard, steward, 47 Raborg
Hill Sarah, 57 L. Pleasant
Hill Susan, 25 Jefferson
Hill Sylvester, porter, 128 Cider al
Hill Thomas, carter, 285 Hamburg
Hill Thomas, waiter, 47 Tyson
Hill Thomas, steward, 25 Jefferson
Hill Wm. tanner, 112 Chesnut
Hill Wm. mariner, 33 Wayne
Hill Wm. 27 s Regester
Hillen Joseph, huckster, 139 Low
Hillyard Hezekiah, porter, 86 n Spring
Hillyard Robert, drayman, 112 St. Mary
Hiner Jacob, porter, 24 Jefferson
Hiner John, laborer, 56 Forrest
Hiner Samuel, engineer, 130 Chesnut
Hiner Sarah, plain sewing, 198 Eden
Hines Arthur, mariner, 134 n Dallas
Hines Barney, hod carrier, 134 n Dallas
Hines Hugh, hod carrier, 134 n Dallas
Hines Isaac, laborer, 138 Chesnut
Hines Isaiah, laborer, 134 n Dallas
Hines Sophia, laundress, 135 Chesnut
Hinseman James, laborer, 12 Short al, F, H.
Hinson Caroline, washerwoman, 42 Tyson al
Hinson Mary, 113 King
Hipkins John, waiter, 5 St. James
Hirst John, barber, 116 Central av
Hirst Margaret, 116 Central av
Hitch William, laborer, Chesnut al near Pine
Hitchens Henry W. caulker, 192 s Bond
Hitchens Samuel, hackman, 294 e Fayette
Hitesman Jacob, laborer, 106 Central av
Hobbs Lucinda, laundress, 192 Tyson
Hodges Abram B. 63 Chatsworth,
Hodges George, drayman, 83 French
Hodges Mary J. laundress, 36 Wayne
Hogan Alexander, waiter, 32 Tyson
Hogan James, drayman, 83 French
Hogan James, drayman, 97 Moore al
Hogan Mary T. Half Moon al
Holden Celeste, laundress, 7 Bankert al
Hollan Susan, laundress, 37 Low
Holland Edward, 110 Harford av
Holley George, porter, 118 Jasper
HoUey Wm. wagoner, 11 Marion
Holliday David, waiter, 8 Eutaw ct
Holliday Harriet, 7 Walnut al
Holliday James, waiter, 7 State
Holliday Joshua, hod carrier, 3 Stone ai
Holliday James, hostler. Stone al near Biddle
Holliday Wm. laborer, 15 Tessier
Holliday Philemon, drayman, 4 Bradenbaugh
alley
HoUin Henrietta, cook, 12 Reese al
Hollin Joseph, oyster shucker, 176 Mullikin
Hollingsworth James, whitewasher, 215 Mul-
likin
Hollingsworth John, butcher, 138 n Spring
Hollingsworth Abraham, butcher, 1 Durham
J. HKIVRY GIESK, Conunission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Sic.
Roseudale Cameut and Caieined Plaotor coiMtantly on band, HI Spear's IVlxarf.
462
COLORED PERSONS.
Hollins Ellen, laundress, 30 Burgundy al
Hollins Jonas, wagoner, 39 Hampstead
Hollis Edward, porter, 153 York
HoUis Wm. laborer, 101 Spring ct
Hollis Wm, laborer, 113 Chesnut
Holloway Aberdeen, waiter, 7 State
Holly Joseph, porter, 117 St. Paul
Holly Susan, seamstress, 117 St. Paul
Holmes Allen, laborer, 323 s Howard
Holmes Elizabeth, 3 Gillingham al
Holmes Henry, laborer, 29 Plum al
Holmes Mrs. Jane, 211 Hamburg
Holmes Solomon, wagoner, 3 House ct
Honey John, 104 Stirling
Hooper Charles, laborer, 66 L. Church
Hooper George, carter, 202 Hamburg
Hooper Henry, laborer, 137 Low
Hooper Isaac, cake shop, 52 s Howard
Hooper Jacob, laborer, 127 York
Hooper Rebecca, laundress, 8 Short al, F. H.
Hooper Selina, laundress, 100 Chesnut
Hopewell Edward, laborer, 27 Moore al
Hopkins Charles E. cook, 43 State
Hopkins Daniel, carter, 23 Chesnut
Hopkins Henry, porter, 104 n Dallas
Hopkins H. John, shoemaker, 98 Low
-Hopkins Joseph, sailor, 42 n Dallas
Hopkins Joseph, rope maker, 320 Harford
avenue
Hopkins Priscilla, laundress, 84 Chesnut
Hopkins Richard, sailor, 46 Hampstead
Hopkins Solomon, 25 L. McElderry
Hopkina Violet, laundress, 14 Camden
Horsey John, grain runner, 247 s Charles
Horsey Nancy, laundress, 5 Tyson
House' Sophia J. laundress, 38 Orchard
Houston Henry, hay huckster, 59 L. Monu-
ment
Houston Jacob, carter, 7 Iron al
Howard Adelaide, laundress, 5 Dawson al
Howard Ann E. cook 3 Bell al
Howard Catharine, cook, 68 Jasper
Howard Charles, whitewasher, 16 Stockton
alley
Howard Charles, waiter, 51 Burgundy al
Howard Charles, spring maker, 218 Stirling
Howard Dennis, carter, 251 s Eutaw
Howard Mrs. Diana, laundress, 81 Elbow la
Howard Emily J. 55 Raborg
Howard Elizabeth, laundress, 29 Sharp
Howard Eli, cook, 67 Sarah Ann
Howard Grafton, laborer, 44 Camel al
Howard Green bury, oysterman, 7 Jasper
Howard Henry, laborer. 111 Jasper
Howard Henry, stevedore, 242 Raborg
Howard Isaiah, waiter, 28 McKim
Howard Isaiah, waiter, 128 Chesnut
Howard Jerry, porter, 37 L. Monument
Howard Jacob, carter, 142 Low
Howard John, laborer, 264 Raborg
Howard John, laborer, 7 Dawson
Howard John, porter, 133 Stirling
Howard John, laborer, 134 York
Howard Joshua, carter, 88 Stiles
Howard Joshua, soldier, 4 Dawson al
Howard Lloyd, barber, 4 Eutaw ct
Howard Mary, seamstress, 17 Union
Howard Moses, sawyer, 48 Park
Howard Mary, cook, 8 Dallas
Howard Nicholas G. porter, 91 Chesnut
Howard Samuel, laborer, 86 L. McElderry
Howard .Samuel, barber, 15 State
Howard Sarah", laundress, 3 Burgundy al
Howard Samuel, barber, 12 s Liberty, dw
State near Mulberry
Howard Samuel, laborer, SIjj al
Howe George, laborer, 4 Jordan al
Hoy Lucinda, 21 Jasper
Hoyt James S. laborer, 210 s Caroline
Hubbard Mary, 18 Chatsworth
Hubbard Mary, laundress, 22 Short
Hubbard Rebecca, laundress, 138 Chesnut
Hudson Andrew, laborer, 126 Sarah Ann
Hudson Daniel R. restaurant, 28 and 30
HUDSOpf LEVI, barber, 116 n Eutaw, dw21
Hill
Hudson Levi, pedler, 201 Mullikin
Hudson Lemuel T. waiter, 114 Holiday
Hudson Margaret, laundress, 126 Sarah Ann
Hughes Arthur, sawyer, 64 Welcome al
Hughes Benjamin, laborer, 118 n Dallas
Hughes Edward, drayman, 208 Mullikin
Hughes George, fruit dealer, 124 a Bethel
Hughes Hester, 10 Jefferson
Hughes Hester, laundress, 249 s Charles
Hughes Israel, laborer, 128 n Dallas
Hughes John, mariner, 42 Chesnut
Hughes James, carter, 207 Mullikin
Hughes Joseph, brickmaker, 55 Williamson
alley
Hughes Laban, boatman, 149 n Dallas
Hughes Levi, sawyer, 208 Mullikin
Hughes Robert, drayman, 54 Camel al
Hughes Sarah, 7 Raborg
Huston Wm. laborer, 57 Forrest
Hull Aaron, laborer, 173 Mullikin
Hunter Robert, blacksmith, 51 State
Hunter Robert, laborer, 21 Rose
Hunter Wm. preacher, 34 Edward
Hurse John, barber, basement 64 w Fayette
Hurlbut Lewis, laborer, lOSDugan's wharf
Hutchins Alexander, drayman, 50 East
Hutchins Elizabeth, laundress, 6 Cohen al
Hutchins Mary, 38 n Frederick
Hutchins Samuel, drayman, 118 Cider al
Hutchins Sarah, laundress, 40 Jefferson
Hutchison George, soldier, 13 Leadenhall
Hutton Henry, sofa spring maker, 49 Moore al
Hutton Nathan, barber, 74 Burgundy al
Hutty Elizabeth, milliner, 227 s Bond
Hyatt Wm. ship scraper, 135 s Dallas
Hyer Samuel, blockman, 122 s Bethel
Hylon John, laborer, 3 Bell al
Hyman Mrs. Sarah, laundress, 56 Burgundy
alley
Hynson Catharine, laundress, 120 St. Mary's
Hynson Henry, whitewasher, 35 Douglas
Hynson Peter, whip sawyer, 6 Short al, F. H.
Hynson Wm. scowman, 34 Edward
Hythe Henry, waiter, 214 Hanover
Hutty John, mariner, 227 s Bond
I.
Impy John, laborer, 52 n Dallas
Iness Elisha, porter, 2 Hamilton
Innes Teresa, laundress, 37 Chesnut
Innes John, laborer, 2 Albert al
Inse Ellen, cook, 143 Hill
Ireland John, laborer, 3 Bell al
Ireland Perry, tavern, 25 Saratoga
Isaacs Jane, 134 n Howard
Isaacs Perry, teamster, 9 Jew al
Israel Church, (ColoredMethodist Protestant)
211 Chesnut
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J>Ianu<i>ctiu-ers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 SmlUk's
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COLORED PERSONS.
463
Jack Dorset, laborer, 13 Walnut al
Jack John, barber, 1 Myer's ct
Jackson Andrew, waiter, 284 s Howard
Jackson Arthur, steward, 123 Hill
Jackson Benjamin, caulker, 208 s Bethel
Jackson Charles, laborer, 5 Page's al
Jackson Eliza, 75 Davis
Jackson Elizabeth, cook, 186 Henrietta
Jackson George, laborer, 159 s Regester
Jackson George, sawyer, 77 Leadenhall
Jackson Harriet, laundress. Necessity al
Jackson Henrietta, 16 Marion
Jackson Henry, mariner, 21 Tyson al
Jackson Henry, shoemaker, 12 Mott
Jackson Henry, rope maker, 33 Edward
Jackson Henry, coachman, 53 L. Monument
Jackson Henry, laborer, 37 Burgundy al
Jackson Henry, whitewasher, 71 Cider al
Jackson Hester, 54 Vine
Jackson Ignatius, carter, 314 e Payette
Jackson Isaac, coachman, 74 Lerew al
Jackson Jacob, sexton, 3 Bethel row
Jackson James, porter, 26 Park
Jackson James, laborer, 166 York
Jackson James T. porter, 131 Tyson
Jackson James W. whitewasher, 87 Gravel al
Jackson James, waiter, 74 Holiday
Jackson John, caulker, 6 s Dallas
Jackson John H. whitewasher, 58 Peirce
Jackson Louisa, whitewasher, 28 Edward
Jackson Margaret, 18 Short
Jackson Maria, seamstress, 54 Vine
Jackson Martha, office tender, 77Chesnut
Jackson Martha, washerwoman, 116 s Bethel
Jackson Martha A. laundress, 40 Lewis
Jackson Martha, laundress, 54 Williamson al
Jackson Mary A. washerwoman, 58 s Dallas
Jackson M. washerwoman, 58 Williamson al
Jackson Mary Ann, laundress, 169 York
Jackson Mary A. confectionery, 17 Hamilton
Jackson Mary A. laundress, 198 York
Jackson, Maulsby, stevedore, 205 Mullikin
Jackson Maulsby, jr. waiter, 205 Mullikin
Jackson Perry, 68 Lerew al
Jackson Petei, coachman, 1 Ivy al
Jackson Peter, laborer, 38 East
Jackson Philip, drayman, 66 Orchard
Jackson Rachel, 95 s Bethel
Jackson Rachel Ann, cook, Chesnut alnr Pine
Jackson Richard, former, 17 Raborg
Jackson Reuben, restaurant, 11 Saratoga
Jackson Samuel, 12 State
Jackson Samuel F. laborer, 14 Peirce
Jackson Samuel, laborer, 152 s Dallas
Jackson Sarah, laundress, 282 Aisquith
Jackson Sarah, 8 Welsh al
Jackson Sophia, 3 Wagon al
Jackson Stephen, caulker, 205 Mullikin
Jackson Susan, laundress, 18 Short
Jackson Thomas, porter, 223 sEutaw
Jackson Tilghman, carter, 11 Jordan al
Jackson Wesley, laborer, 31 Chesnut al
Jackson Whittuigton, mariner, 95 s Bethel
Jackson Wm. coachman, 21 Tyson al
Jackson Wm. caulker, 165 s Bethel
Jackson Wm. H. shoemaker, Saratoga near
Calvert, dw 12 Mott
Jackson Wm. brickmaker, rear 78 Watson
Jackson Wm. coachman, 160 Park
Jackson Wm. laborer, 45 L. Monument '
Jackson Willis, shoemaker, 73 Saratoga, dw
17 Hamilton
Jackson Zack, porter, 9 Penna. av
Jacobs Basil, woodsawyer, 17 Harmony la
Jacobs Wm. laborer, 10 Temple
Jakes Henry, barber, 121 St. Paul
James Abram, laborer, 43 Chesnut al
James Alexander, laborer, 125 York
James Allen, laborer, 296 s Howard
James Andrew, laborer, 109 Jasper
James Elizabeth, cook, 125 York
James Geo. drayman, McKim nr Eager
James Henry, laborer, 106 n Dallas
James John, hostler, 92 Cider al
James John H. drayman, 91 Watson
James John, laborer, 109 Jasper
James John F. hostler, 109 Jasper
James Mary A. laundress, MoKim nr Eager
James Samuel, stevedore, 96 Dover
James Sarah, laundress, 17 Marion
Jameson Emeline, laundress, 7 Cross al
Jameson Geo. laborer, 1 X al
Janey Mary Ann, laundress, 55 Johnson
Janey Mary E. laundress, 55 Johnson
Janey Thos. brickmaker, 55 Johnson
Jarboe Richard, laborer, 27 China
Jefferson Averick P. seamstress, 48 Tyson
Jefferson Emily, cook, 96 Tyson
Jefferson Henry, stevedore, 93 n Dallas
Jefferson Isabella, 31 Tyson al
Jefferson Richard, laborer, 19 Vine
Jefferson Stephen, soldier, 1 Saratoga ct
Jefferson Wm. drayman, 42 Moore al
Jeffreys Timothy, laborer, foot of Russel
Jenkins Ann, laundress, Fayette nr Ann
Jenkins Ann, 69 s Bethel
Jenkins Catharine, laundress, 105 Welcome
alley
Jenkins Eliza, laundress, 54 Vine
Jenkins Elizabeth, 2 Herring ct
Jenkins Geo. porter, 109 Chesnut
Jenkins Helen, rags, 79 Union al
Jenkins Jacob, porter, 81 Chesnut
Jenkins John, hostler, 50 Richmond
Jenkins John W. woodsawyer, 76 L. Church
Jenkins Joshua, laborer, rear of 55 Forrest
Jenkins Mary J. 114 Holiday
Jenkins Perry, waiter, 4 Jew al
Jenkins Rachel, 78 L. McElderry
Jenkins Silas, barber, 103 Low
Jennings Elizabeth, cook, 11 Cecil
Jennings Jas. W. mariner, 4 Spring Garden
avenue
Jennings James, waiter, 4 Spring Garden av
Jennings Maria, laundress, 4 Spring Garden
avenue
Jennings Margaret, laundress, 21 Forrest
Jennings Thos. oyster shucker, 86 Watson
Jenniugs Thos. laborer, 12 Reese al
Jervis Geo. W. laborer, 59 Chatsworth
Jobes Jane, laundress, 43 s Dallas
Jobes Jeremiah, wagoner, 28 Raborg
Johns Alexander, soldier, 234 L. Hughes
Johns Catharine, 121 n Spring
Johns Geo. W. mariner, 108 Henrietta
Johns Geo. farmer, 31 Rose
Johns Henry, laborer, 286 e Fayette
Johns Jefferson, laborer, 72 Moore al
Johns Leonard, lumber worker, 247 s Charles
Johns Wm. F. lumber worker, 247 s Charles
Johnson Aaron, porter, Hambure: nr Leaden-
hall
Johnson Aaron, laborer, 204 Hamburg
MfTM. P. WEBB, aiarine, Fire and Life Insarauce Ageut and Broker. Agent
Benefit JAfe Insnmnce Co.. lV<-wr.nrli, !V. J.," 89 EocoTsd Sti-eet.
'Mutual
464
COLORED PERSONS.
Johnson Aaron, 34 Clay-
Johnson Aaron, laborer, 21 Douglass
Johnson Abraham, sawyer, 110 Cider al
Johnson Adam, hackman, 76 North
Johnson Albert, whip sawyer, 81 Welcome al
Johnson Alexander, boarding, Vi9 s Caroline
Johnson Alexander, 24 McKim
Johnson Alfred, grain measurer, 6 Tripolet
alley
Johnson Andrew, laborer, 34 Carlton
Johnson Ann M. 1 Union
Johnson Ann, laundress, 58 Dover
Johnson Ann, laundress, TlJasper
Johnson Aquilla, coal, 94 Elbow la
Johnson Archibald, laborer, 2 Pear al
Johnson Arthur, laborer, 32 Wayne
Johnson Benj. whitewasher, 41 Guilford al
Johnson Bethany, laundress, 8 Edward
Johnson Betty, 3 Forrest
Johnson Caroline, 55 L. Pleasant
Johnson Catharine, laundress, 6 Tyson al
Johnson Catharine, laundress, 16 Tyson al
Johnson Chas. 5 Moore al
Johnson Chas. woodsawyer, 192 3 Dallas
Johnson Chas. A. farmer, 6 Forney al
Johnson Chas. hostler, 44 L. Monument
Johnson Chas. H. drayman, 40 Union
Johnson Charlotte, 53 Raborg
Johnson Cornelius, carter, 151 n Dallas
Johnson Cresa, laundress, 150 n Dallas
Johnson Ellen, laundress, 9 Hagar ct
Johnson Ely, 10 Elder al
Johnson Emily, laundress, 46 Douglass
Johnson John, brick maker, 56 Orleans
Johnson Cassandra, laundress, 12 Hull's la
Johnson Charcilar, cook, 38 Tyson
Johnson Charles, drayman, 15 Union al
Johnson Charles, laborer, 190 s Dallas
Johnson Charles, laborer, IIC Sarah Ann
Johnson Charles, 74 L. McElderry
Johnson Charles, porter, 269 Montgomery
Johnson Comfort, cook, 51 State
Johnson David, brickmaker, 58 Dover
Johnson David, caulker, 109 s Spring
Johnson Dennis, coachman, 63 L. McElderry
Johnson Edward, drayman, 43 Moore al
Johnson Edward, porter, 40 Park
Johnson Edward, hackman, 124 Aisquith
Johnson Elijah L. S. cook, 47 China al
Johnson Eliza A. chambermaid, 35 William-
son al
Johnson Eliza, cook, 59 Jasper
Johnson Elizabeth, 240 L. Hughes
Johnson Ellen, laundress, 153 West
Johnson Ellen, laundress, 26 Raborg
Johnson Emma, 179 Henrietta
Johnson Frank, laborer, 89 Dallas
Johnson Franklin, drayman, 25 China
Johnson Garrett, sawyer, 77 Elbow la
Johnson George, carter, 88 L. Church
Johnson George, laborer, 299 s Eutaw
Johnson George, laborer, 4 Jew al
Johnson George, carter, 54 Burgundy al
Johnson George, drayman, 287 Raborg
Johnson George, waiter, 53 Short
Johnson George, waiter, 345 n Howard
Johnson George H. sawyer. Shad alley near
Greene
Johnson George, laborer, 32 Hill
Johnson George, porter, 85 L. Church
Johnson George T. barber, 7 Raborg
Johnson Georgcanna, cook, 197 s Sharp
Johnson Hannah, laundress, 18 Cider al
Johnson Harriet, teacher, 36 Tyson
Johnson Harriet, laundress, 21 Douglass
Johnson Harriet, 45 Raborg
Johnson Henrietta, 109 Orchard
Johnson Henry, hod carrier, 19 Harmony la
Johnson Henry, whitewasher, 37 Chesnut
Johnson Henry, 179 s Dallas
Johnson Henry, porter, 160 Sarah Ann
Johnson Hester, 56 Burgundy al
Johnson Horace, porter, 71 Sarah Ann
Johnson Horace, whitewasher, 51 Dover
Johnson Isaac, laborer, 186 West
Johnson Isaac, laborer, 117 Sarah Ann
Johnson Isaiah, hostler, 18 Stockton al
Johnson Jacob, whitewasher, 31 State
Johnson Jacob, porter, 218 L. Hughes
Johnson James, waiter, 60 Vine
Johnson James, mariner, 64 Elbow la
Johnson James, porter, 26 L. Monument
Johnson James, laborer, 155 Low
Johnson James, laborer, 22 Tessier
Johnson James, carter, 88 L. Church
Johnson James, mariner, 31 Guilford al
Johnson James, laborer, 44 Dover
Johnson James, laborer, 268 s Howard
Johnson James, brickmaker, 212 Hamburg
Johnson James, drayman, 13 Tyson al
Johnson James, 111 Moore al
Johnson James, carter, 44 Greenwillow
Johnson James, shoemaker, 61 w Fayette, dw
East near Fayette
Johnson James, carter, 79 Chesnut
Johnson James, jr., carter, 226 Hanover
Johnson James H. A. barber, 27)^ German,
dw Howard near Franklin
Johnson Mrs. Jane, cook, 56 Burgundy al
Johnson Jarrett, hay dealer, 75 Moore al
Johnson Jeff, whitewasher, 71 L. McElderry
Johnson Jeremiah, drayman, 33 Jew al
Johnson Jeremiah, soldier, 131 Sarah Ann
Johnson John, hostler, 39 Forrest
Johnson John F. laborer, 5 Painter's ct
Johnson John W. photographer, 26 Jasper
Johnson John, brickmaker, 269 Montgomery
Johnson John, 247 Orleans
Johnson John, woodsawyer, i2 Wagon al
Johnson John, laborer, 161 s Bethel
Johnson John, sawyer, 141 s Durham
Johnson John, brickmaker, 72 n Spring
Johnson Joseph, grain measurer, 2 Harden 's
court
Johnson Joseph, drayman, 305 s Howard
Johnson Joseph, porter, 240 L. Hughes
Johnson Joseph, 45 Carlton
Johnson Joshua, waiter, 52 Sarah Ann
Johnson Joshua, eating saloon, basement 11
Mercer, dw 14 State
Johnson J'oshua, whitewasher, 14 State
Johnson Julia, laundress, 72 L. Church
Johnson Julia, 188 s Bethel
Johnson Julia, 27 Jordan al
Johnson Julia A. hair picker, 196 s Sharp
Johnson Leah, 33 Short
Johnson Lewis, laborer, 14 State
Johnson Littleton, cook, 69 Sarah Ann
Johnson Louisa, doctress, 54 L. McElderry
Johnson Louisa, 84 Stiles
Johnson Lucy, washerwoman, 15 Wayne
Johnson Matilda, laundress, 140 York
Johnson Maria, cook, 80 Welcome al
Johnson Mary C. 1 Short al
Johnson Mary, 32 Burgundy al
Johnson Mary, 5 Hagar's ct
J. HE\RY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, &c
RoseuOole Cement and Calcined Piaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's WharT.
COLORED PERSONS.
465
John Wesley (African) M. E. Chapel, cor
Hughes and Sharp
Johnson Mary, washerwoman, Fayette near
Ann
Johnson Mary A. cook, 2 Dallas
Johnson Mary, 175 Muliikin
Johnson Mary Ann, laundress, 194 n Exeter
Johnson Mary E. laundress, 8 Edward
Johnson Maurice, laborer, 30 Perry
Johnson Nancy, cook., 31 Tyson al
Johnson Nathaniel, oyster shucker, 81 Watson
Johnson Nicholas, laborer, 47 s Howard
Johnson Paul, laborer, 2 Shad al
Johnson Perry, grain measurer, 211 Hamburg
Johnson Philip, sawyer, 220 Hanover
Johnson Phillis, laundress, 34 Burgundy al
Johnson Pleas, drayman, 131 Stirling
Johnson Mrs. Priscilla, 23 Elbow la
Johnson Priscilla, 8 Edward
Johnson Rebecca, laundress, 2 Half Moon al
Johnson Rebecca, laundress, 13 Arch
Johnson Richard, brickmaker, 2 L. May
Johnson Richard M. whitewasher, 1 Bell al
Johnson Richard, waiter, 73 Dover
Johnson Robert, laborer, 59 Carlton
Johnson Robert, huckster, 29 Stirling
Johnson Robert, waiter, 19 Jasper
Johnson Rose A. laundress, 53 Raborg
Johnson Samuel, oyster skucker, 49 L. Pleas-
ant
Johnson Samuel, porter, 53 Short
Johnson Samuel, laborer, 18 L. Monument
Johnson Samuel, laborer, Ridgaway ct near
Howard
Johnson Samuel, sawyer, 217 L. Hughes
Johnson Samuel, laborer, rear of 193 e Lom-
bard
Johnson Samuel, drayman, 245 s Eutaw
Johnson Samuel, porter, 64 Dover
Johnson Samuel, porter, 143 Hill
Johnson Samuel, fireman, 22 s Dallas
Johnson Samuel, laborer, 4 s Dallas
Johnson Sarah, 214 Raborg
Johnson Sarah, n^rse. Shad al near Greene
Johnson Sarah, 41 n Sharp
Johnson Stanley, waiter, 102 Lexington
Johnson Stephen, butcher, 129 n Caroline
Johnson Stephen, 4 s Dallas
Johnson Stephen, 107 Chesnut
Johnson Stephen, coachman, 90 Raborg
Johnson Stephen, 32 Dover
Johnson Stephen, porter, 107 Chesnut
Johnson Susan, washerwoman, 41 China
Johnson Susan, 96 Chesnut
Johnson Theodore, sawyer, 14] s Durham
Johnson Thomas, huckster, 7 Raborg
Johnson Thomas, brickmaker, 53 Raborg
Johnson Thomas, stevedore, 4 Salisbury al
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 46 Moore al
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 342 n Howard
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 13 Arch
Johnson Thomas, soldier, 15 Tyson al
Johnson Thomas, laborer, 402 s Charles
Johnson Thomas, huckster, 69 L. McElderry
Johnson Thomas C. waiter, 36 Raborg
Johnson Titus, deck hand, 1 Bethel row
Johnson Triphenia, 41 Tyson
Johnson Walter L. barber, 4 n Gay, dw 29
Stirling
Johnson Walter, barber, 4 n Gay
Johnson Wesley, waiter, 47 L. Monument
Johnson Wesley, hostler, 124 Tyson
Johnson Wm. laborer, 112 Sarah Ann
Johnson Wm. laborer, 214 Dover
Johnson Wm. carter, 30 Chesnut
Johnson Wm. laborer, 107 n Dallas
Johnson Wm. -laborer, 4 s Dallas
Johnson Wm. H. waiter, 26 Tessier
Johnson Wm. laborer, 15 Eutaw ct
Johnson Wm. saw sharpener, 34 Jefferson
Johnson Wm. laborer, Harford av near city
limits
Johnson Wm. expressman, 54 Burgundy al
Johnson Wim. oyster shucker, 107 Welcome al
Johnson Wm. brickmaker, 55 Johnson
Johnson Wm. carter, 39 Burgundy al
Johnson Wm. 180 s Dallas
Johnson Wm. D. waiter. Shad al nr. Greene
Johnson Wm. E. drayman, 104 Welcome al
Johnson Wm. laborer, 13 Arch
Johnson Wm. laborer, rear of 47 King
Johnson Wm. 55 Davis
Johnson Wm. H. T. porter, 68 Davis
Johnson Wm. carter, 122 s Bethel
Johnson W:n. sawyer, 5 Guilfoid al
Johnson Wm. cook shop, 126 w Lombard, dw
48 Pine
Johnson Wm. brick maker, 261 Raborg
Jolly Henry, laborer, 2 Clarkson al
Jolly Isaac, butcher, 12 Edward
Jones Aaron, laborer, 205 Raborg
Jones Abraham, mariner, 72 Burgundy al
Jones Alfred, brick maker, 5 Spring Garden
avenue
Jones Alfred, laborer, 40 Carlton
Jones Amelia, 35 Raborg
Jones Amos, laborer, 15 Booth
Jones Andrew D. bottler, 26 Douglass
Jones Anna, cook, 1 Bethel ct
Jones Anne, cook, 87 Hill '
Jones Arance S. laborer, 24 Haw
Jones Arthur, oyeter dealer, 28 Jewal
Jones Arthur, oyster shucker, 8 Cecil
Jones Asbury, cook, 319 n Howard
Jones Asbury, waiter, 115 Chesnut
Jones Betsey, laundress, 71 Chtsnut
Jones Chas. P. waiter, 100 Raborg
Jones Charlotte, laundress, 79 L. Church
Jones Clinton, laborer, 41 Guilford al
Jones Collins, barber, 23 Edward
Jones Daniel, laborer, 36 n Sharp
Jones David, porter, 7 Jew al
Jone.s David P. waiter, 100 Raborg
Jones Edward, mariner, 92 Henrietta
Jones Edward, driver, 169 e Dallas
Jones Eli, caulker, 64 s Bethel
Jones Eli, painter, 121 s Bethel
Jones Elijah H. hod carrier, 37 Edward
Jones Eliza, 12 Chesnut al
Jones Eliza, 72 Gravel al
Jones Elizabeth, 18 Jasper
Jones Emanuel, fruiterer, 263 Montgomery
J(ines Emily, laundress, 242 Raborg
Jones Geo. laborer, 220 L. Hughes
Jones Gracey, seamstress, 263 Montgomery
Jones Grason A. 42 Forrest
Jones Hambleton, laborer, 56 Williamson al
Jones Hannah, 24 Eutaw ct
Jones Henry, hostler, 109 St. Paul
Jones Henry, groom, 24 Wayne
Jones Henry, mariner, 83 L. Church
Jones Henry, sawyer, 104 Elbow la
Jones Henry, hod carrier, 79 L. Church
Jones Henry, laborer, 89 Stirling
Jones Hester A. laundress, 62 Williamson al
Jones Horace, laborer, 49 s Howard
GjEaO. S. PAGjE: & nRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing materials, 111 Smltfa's
Wliart. C, UAJECT 6MITU, Agent.
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466
COLORED PERSONS.
Jones Hugh, porter, 206 Henrietta
Jones Isaac, brick maker, 12 Boyd
Jones Isaac, laborer, 252 Raborg
Jones Isaac, laborer, 57 Tyson .
Jones Isaiah, porter, 32 Wayne
Jones Israel, caulker, 183 Mullikin
Jones Jacob, laborer, 120 Jasper
Jones James, coachman, 128 Chesnut
Jones James, porter, 10 Mott
Jones Jas. D. laborer, 4 Peach al
Jones James, waiter, 72 Orchard
Jones James, brickmaker, 86 L. Church
Jones James, coachman, 4 Hamilton
Jones James, coachman, 40 Tyson
Jones Jenkins, porter, 225 s Howard
Jones John, porter, 4 Vine
Jones John, carter, 47 Tyson
Jones John, cook, 212 s Castle al
Jones John, caulker, 137 n Dallas
Jones John, waiter, 31 State
Jones John, coachman, 4 Vine
Jones John W. whip sawyer, 6 Inloes al
Jones John W. laborer, 222 Hanover
Jones John, drayman, 63 Orchard
Jones Jolin, hod carrier, 157 Tyson
Jones John A. hair perfumer, and manuf. of
hair dye, 23 e Baltimore
Jones Joshua, whip sawyer, 7 High al
Jones Kenzey, mariner, 142 Hill
Jones Leah, laundress, 10 Mott
Jones Littleton, laborer, 89 Hill
Jones Louisa, laundress, 44 King
Jones Margaret, laundress, 96 Henrietta
Jones Mary E. laundress, 246 L. Hughes
Jones Milly, 187 Henrietta,
Jones Milly, 234 s Durham
Jones Nuah, steward, 231 s Durham
Jones Peter M. whitewasher, 9 Douglas
Jones Prince, waiter, 94 Tyson
Jones Richard, caulker, 45 Mullikin
Jones Robert, carter, 9 Iron al
Jones Robert, laborer, 210 s Caroline
Jones Robert, waiter, 22 n Greene
.Jones R-obert, carter, 147 Bank
Jones Robert, drayman, 21 Stockton al
Jones Royslon, laborer, 26 Forrest
Jones Samuel, laborer, 12 Chesnut
Jones Samuel, laborer, 347 n Howard
Jones Samuel, porter, 3 Gillingham al
Jones Sarah, cook, 100 Henrietta
Jones Selina, 188 .s Durham
Jones Sophia, 165 s Spring
Jones Thomas, stevedore, 113 s Bethel
Jones Thomas, wood sawyer, 1 Lewis
Jones Thomas, wood sawyer, 240 Raborg
Jones Thomas, waiter, 44 King
Jones Thomas A. shoemaker, 76 s Bond, dw
94 s Dallas
Jones Thomas, laborer, 287 s Eutaw
Jones Thomas, barkeeper, 43 Jefferson
Jones Thomas, waiter, 25 Edward
Jones Wm. fireman, 182 West
Jones Wm. sawyer, 41 Hampstead
Jones Wm. oystermun, 135 n Dallas
. Jones Yv^m. cooper, 10 Mott
Jones Wm. H. waiter, 47 s Howard
Jordan Antoinette, 103 Orchard
Jordan Ferdinand, huckster, 129 n Spring
JORDAN JAMES H. cabinet maker and
undertaker, 74 Holiday, dw 131 Chesnut
Jordan John C. undertaker, 93 Mulberry
Jordan John, cabinet maker and undertaker,
129 Chesnut
Jordan Joshua, cabinet maker, J29 Chesnut
Joyce Phillis, laundress, 82 Elbow la
K.
Kager John, wood sawyer, 104 Central av
Kane Charlotte, laundress, 36 s Dallas
Kane Dripple, laborer, 45 s Betliel
Kane John, mariner, 249 s Charles
Kane Keziah, laundress, 115 s Dallas
Kane Lydia, 75 s Spring
Kane Richard, whitewasher, 101 Hill
Kane Samuel, laborer, 200 Hamburg
Kane Thomas, laborer, 9 Cecil
Kane Wm. laborer, 20 Leadenhall
Karney Ralph, laborer, 73 s Bethel
Keith Charles, caulker, 184 s Dallas
Keith Daniel, caulker, 42 s Caroline
Kelso Allen, laborer, 147 n Dallas
Kelson Henry, laborer, 149 n Dallas
Kell James, brickmaker, 74 Burgundy al
Kellum Geo. steamboatman, 90 Welcome al
Kelly Dandridge (Mason & K.) 27 Hamilton
Kelly George M. barber, 8 n Eutaw, dw 74
Cider al
Kelly John, laborer, 2 X al
Kelly Joseph, 93 n Dallas
Kelly Washington, laborer, 1 Aisquith ct
Kemp Henrietta, laundress, 20 Cider al
Kemp Joseph, brickmaker, 20 Cider al
Kemp Sarah, laundress, 16 Marion
Kemp Sarah, washerwoman, 106 Jasper
Kennard James, waiter, 34 Clay
Kennedy Alexander, drayman, 83 Hamburg
Kenner Thomas, brickmaker, 332 Aliceanna
Kennerd Isaac, hostler, 47 n Sharp
Kent Ann, chambermaid, 267 L. Hughes
Kent Wm. whitewasher, 6 Mechanics' ct
Keer Richard, laborer. Necessity al
Kesety Nancy, laundress, 15 China
Key Lucy, 49 China
Keyer Frank, laborer, 137 York
Keys James, cake shop, 87 n Spring
Keys Jeremiah, wagoner, 47 Chesnut al
Keys John, laborer, 3 Arch *
Keys Wm. brickmaker, 140s Durham
Keys Wm. oysterman, 68 Josephine
King Charles, hod carrier, 42 Hill
King Samuel, coachman, 8 Forney al
Kirkly Lewis, laborer, 57 Elbow la
Knight Mary, tavern, 19 Marion
Knight Sarah A. 186 s Durham
King George, laborer, 14 Leadenhall
Knotts Eliza, laundress, 196 s Howard
Konig Jane, washerwoman, 43 n Sharp
Konish John, driver, 49 Carlton
Kyne Edward, wagoner, 212 Hamburg
L.
Lafontaine Jane, huckstress, 103 Orchard
Landley Thomas, mariner, 87 Jeiferson
Lane Abraham, coachman, 40 L. Pleasant
Lanes Jane, laundress, 64 Short
Lanes Mary, laundress, 64 Short
Lanes Sophia, laundress, 64 Short
Lankford George, 33 Short
Lankford John H. laborer, 203 Hamburg
Lamar Mary, rear of 64 Mulberry
Landsell Wm. waiter, 55 L. Pleasant
Lanman George, mariner, 1 Gillingham al
Lanman Wm. laborer, 2 Spring Garden av
Lapratt Lewis, barber, 42 Moore al
■\VM. V. WEBB, Marine, FJre and I-ire Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
I Beneflt Life Insurance Co., Newark, W. J.," 89 Second Street.
aintnal
COLORED PERSONS.
467
Laprade Lewis, barbeil u
dw 47 Moore al
nder Howard Bank,
Larkins Henrietta, laundress, 65 Union
Larkins James, drayman, 74 Jasper
Latty John H. fireman, 32 Elbow la
Laurel Cemetery, (colored,) office 18 Court-
land
Laurens Chas. laborer, 37 Williamson al
Lavat Charles, porter, 148 Low
Lawrence Harkness, laborer, 200 Bethel
Lawrence Han-iet, chambermaid, 37 Park
Lawrence Henry, laborer, 14 Jew al
Lawrence Jesse, huckster, 304 Raborg
Lawrence Susan, laundress, 113 Sarah Ann
Lawrence Wm. laborer, 28 Wagon al
Lawrence Wm. laborer, 12 Warren, F. P.
Laws Beverly D. barber, 41^^ Centre Market
space, dw 37 n Sharp
Lawson Aaron, brickmaker, 241 L, Hughes
Lawson Anna, laundress, 6 Short
Lawson Joseph, laborer, 241 L. Hughes
Leatherberry Charity, laundress, 6 Leaden-
* hall
Lebark Charles, barber, 217 e Baltimore
Le'Burn Frances, chambermaid, 7 Bethel row
Lecompt Witzen, stevedore, 123 s Spring
Lee Alexander, brickmaker, 81 Welcome al
Lee Andrew, whitewasher, 2 Short st. ct
Lee Ann, laundress, 15 Hull la
Lee Catherine, laundress, 49 Chesnut
Lee Charles L. J. porter, 188 Park
Lee Charles, porter, 188 Park
Lee Clem, 72 s Dallas
Lee Cornelius, woodsawyer, 34 Morris al
Lee Deborah, laundress, 47 Tyson
Lee Denard, drayman, 8 Hull la
Lee Elijah, coachman, 47 Tyson
Lee George, steward, 15 Hull la
s Lee Harriet, cook, 6 Bethel row
Lee Henry W. barber, 124 Forrest
Lee Hester, laundress, 71 s Dallas
Lee Henrietta, laundress, 14 Short
Lee Isaiah R. caulker, 30 Short
Lee James H. drayman, 11 Haw
Lee James, drayman, 84 L. McElderry
Lee Jesse, porter, 51 China
Lee Jacob, whitewasher, 78 n Exeter
Lee John H. drayman, 10 Vine
Lee Joseph, caulker, 31 Short
Lee Levi, laboref, 34 Morris al
Lee Levin, laborer, 9 Stt!isi)ury al
Lee Maria, chambermaid, 30C s Howard
Lee Mary J. cook, 6 Bethel row
Lee Nancy, laundress, 1 Douglass
Lee Nathaniel, laborer, 118 Holiday
* Lee Rebecca, 6 Temple
Lee Robert, 4G s Dallas
Lee Wm. caulker, 121 n Dallas
Leiper Robert, waiter, 34 L. Monument
Leisure Lewis, cigar maker, 99 Jasper
Lemar Amos, laborer, 50 Moore al
Lemmon Catherine, huckstress, rear of 98
Chesnut
Lemmon Hetty, laundress, 41 Douglass
Lemmon James, drayman, 9P Stiles
Lemmon Richard, stevedore, 106 s Bethel
Lemmon Wm. 292 e Fayette
Leonard Lewis, laborer, 57 Mulberry
Leonard Robert, whitewasher, 171 York
Lester George W. huckster, 137 Hill
Levy Charles, drayman, 7 House ct
Levy Jerome, barber, 114 Holiday
Lewey John, caulker, 164 s Dallas
Lewis Agnes, 115 a Durham
Lewis Andrew, coachsmith, 54 Peirce
Lewis Amand^, laundress, 153 Sarah Ann
Lewis CassantJra, 141 n Caroline
Lewis Edward, porter, 155 n Exeter
Lewis Elijah, plasterer, 43 Jefferson
Lewis Elizabeth, laundress, 28 State
Lewis Francis, porter, 16 Riddle al
Lewis Francis, porter, 57 Davis
Lewis George W. porter, 40 Orchard
Lewis Jesse F. laborer, 6 n Poppleton
Lewis John, oyster shucker, 1 Dawson al
Lewis John M. drayman, 69 Jasper
Lewis Laura J. tailoress, rear of 265 L.
Hughes
Lewis Lydia Ann, laundress, 33 Park
Lewis Malvina, confectionery, 205 Eastern av
Lewis Margaret, 165 s Dallas
Lewis Mary, laundress, 9 Biddle cL
Lewis Peter, caulker, 132 s Durham
Lewis Thomas, laborer, 211 Dover
Lilly Elizabeth, laundress, 107 Jasper
Lilly Mary, laundress, 134 n Spring
Limberry Wash, porter, 186 Park
Lindenberger Maria, 40 Wayne
Lindsey Benjamin, laborer, 3 Tyson
Lindsey John, brickmaker, 238 Raborg
Lincnburg Daniel R. laborer, 291 s Eutaw
Linn Caleb, brickmaker, rear of 3 Cider al
Linn David, blacksmith, 35 Chesnut al
Linn Wm. H. brickmaker, 35 Wayne
Linthicum Francis J. laborer, 39 William-
son al
Lisles Richard, gram runner, 126 Cider al
Little Apolonia, 106 North
Lively James, waiter, 104 Chesnut
Lively S. tinner, 34 Davis
Lloyd Eliza, seamstress, 94 Henrietta
Lloyd Josiah, fireman, 92 Henrietta
Lloyd Rosa, 11 Bounty la
Lloyd Wm. caulker, 180 s Bethel
J^ockerman Benjamin F. stevedore, 135 Hill
Lockerman John, brickmaker, 108 Welcomeal
Lockerman John H. stevedore, 43 Mullikin
Lockerman Henry, 70 Chesnut
Lockerman Levin, stevedore, 8 s Dallas
Lockett Wm. helper, 120 McElderry
Locks Elsha, laborer, 319 s Howard
Locks John, caulker, 69 s Wolfe
Locks Stephen, mariner, 1 Swan al
Lodge Eta, 16 Warren, F. P.
Logan Hanson, hod carrier, Vine al rear of 31
Amity-
Logan Mary, 34 Jordan al
Logan Wm. laborer, 14 ^y"ater row
Loggins Peter, porter, 190 Tyson
Lomack Lomack, stewardess, 74 Stiles
Lomack Thomas, huckster, 84 Orchard
Lomas Maria, whitewasher, 57 L. Pleasant
Lometz Lometz, 11 Iron al
Long Charles, laborer, 88 Orchard
Long Mary A. cook, 94 Henrietta
Loudon Levi, caulker, 104 s Bethel
Louden Priscilla, laundress, 12 Valley
Louse Simon, waiter, 20 Morris al
Love Dinah, 9 Jasper
Loveday Perry, laborer, 125 Welcome al
Lovely Henry, cigar maker, 87 East
Low Maria, chambermaid, 70 East
Lowbar Araminta, 46 King
Lowry John, porter, 110 Jasper
Lowry John, laborer, 90 Raborg
Lox Vincent, caulker, 109 s Spring
J. HEXRT GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Senls, &«-.
Roseudale Cement aud Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, HI Spear's "Wluirf.
468
COLORED i>ERSONS.
Lozier Alexander, hod carrier, 8 Sarah Ann
Lucas Charlotte, laundress, 114 Welcome al
Lucas Joshua, brickmaker, 35 Harmony la
Lucas Robert, drayman, 46 Haw
Lucas Thomas G. fireman, 18 Cider al
Lucatt Louis, whitewasher, 37 Low
Luckett Wm. blacksmith, 82 L. McEIderry
Lyle John, whitewasher, 85 Jefferson
Lyles David, grain runner, 35 State
Lyles Jesse, post and rail builder, 109 Jasper
Lylcs Thomas, barber, 185 Henrietta
Lyles Josephine, seamstress, rear of 12 State
Lymberry George W. porter, Park near
Richmond
Lynch Abraham, whitewasher, 24 Boyd
Lynch John, laborer, 51 L. Monument
Lynch Lewis, laborer, 57 Carlton
Lynn Perry, blacksmith, 223 Dover
Lurton Isaac, hod carrier, 107 Jasper
Lurton Mary, laundress, 107 Jasper
M.
Mack John, laborer, 53 East
Mack Mary, laundress, 85 Hill
Mack Thomas, mariner, 87 Hill
Mackery Samuel, mariner, 69 s Bethel
Macpherson Alexander, varnisher, 32 Park
Macubbin Jerry, sawyer, 14 Boyd
/- Madison Henry, grain runner, 270 s Howard
Madden Anna, cook, 50 Tyson
Madden Elizabeth, laundress, 2 Shad al
Madden French, cabinet maker, 38 Davis
Madden Lydia, 46 Vine
Madden Wm. H. whitewasher, 3 Hampstead
Maddox Caleb, boatman, 89 Chesnut
Maddox Charles, saw sharpener, 14 Camden,
dw220 s Howard
Maddox George, laborer, 173 York
Maddox Hannah-, laundress, 6 Raborg
Maddox Henry, porter, 10 Jasper
Maddox Henry, grain runner, 270 s Howard
Maddox Hester, cook, rear of 265 L. Hughes
Maddox Joseph, porter, rear of 261 L.
Hughes
Maddox Levin, mariner, 7 Guilford al
Maddox Louis, whitewasher, 121 Welcome al
Maddox Mary Ann, laundress, 89 Chesnut
Maddox Mary, house cleaner, 39 Park
Maddox Roljert, drayman, 142 York
Maddox Robert, brickmaker, 122 Hill
Maddox Sarah, laundress, 134 Hill
Maddox Spencer, laborer, 216 Dover
Maddox Wm. sawyer. Perry nr Howard
Magruder Aquilla, laborer, 77 Arch
Mahamifih Jerry, waiter, 45 L. Monument
Miihand Nancy, 105 Hill
Malioney George, brickmaker, 17 Haw
Mahoney John, waiter, 237 Dover
Malioney John E. brickmaker, 17 Haw
Mahoney Sophia, washerwoman, 17 Haw
Maker Fanny, laundress, rear of 211 L.
Hughes
Maker Sarah A. laundress, rear of 211 L.
Hughes
Maker Sarah E. laundress, rear of 211 L.
Hughes
MaloneBenj. 4 X al
Malone Henrietta, cook, 10 Richmond
Alaloney Nathaniel, carpenter, 213 w Biddle
Mallory Kenton, waiter, 36 Richmond
Munn James, laboivr, 81 East
Mann James, barber, J03 n Howard
Marberry Rachel, 24 Marion
Marbury Charles, drayman, 49 Biddle al
Mai'shall Edward, porter, 29 King
Marshall James, brickmaker, 186 Dover
Marshall John, whitewasher, 5 College al
Marshall John, waiter, 35 Moore- al
Marshall Wm. E. coffee roaster, 187 York
Martin Ada, laundress, 76 Chesnut
Martin Alexander H. clerk, 28 Park
Martin David F. steward, 45 Clay
Martin Greenbury, oyster shucker, 25 L. Mc-
EIderry
Martin Henry W. clerk, 28 Park
Martin Jane, 45 Clay
Martin Luther, 3 Painters' ct
Martin Mehaley, seamstress, 219 s Howard
Martin Sally, cook, 130 York
Martin, Susan, laundress, 108 Dugan's whf
Martin Wm. scowman, 5 n Spring
Martin Wm. drayman, 315 s Howard
Mason Annie, washerwoman, 96 L. Church
Mason Barton S. mariner, 1 House ct
Mason Caleb, drayman, 56 Orchard
Mason Cassius, shoemaker, 23 Albemarle
Mason Ellen, laundress, 35 L. Monument
Mason Elizabeth, washerwoman, 14 Marion
Mason George (M. & Kelly,) 38 German
Mason Harrison, cook, 78 .North
Mason John, boatman, 270 Montgomery
Mason & Kelly, confectioners, 10 s Sharp
Mason Mariatma, 48 s Dallas
Mason Richard, shoemaker, 6 North, d\v 23
Albemarle
Mason Samuel, laborer, 49 China
Mason Sarah, cook, 20 s Bond
Mason Susan A. 78 Stiles
Mason Thomas W. sawyer, 14 Marion
Mason Wm. laborer, 34 Hill
Mason Wm. brickmaker, 132 s Durham
Massey Caroline, laundress, 4 Paiapsco av
Massey Emeline, laundres.?, 35 William
Massey Isaac, laborer, 41 Elbow la
Mattee Thomas F. stevedoi-e, 210 s Caroline
Matthews Alonzo, waiter, 112 Orchard
Mattliews Augustus, brickmaker, 88 Elbow la
Matthews Charles R. brickmaker, 343 n
Howard
Matthews Dennis, laborer, 3 Chapel al
Matthews Edward, hod carrier, 67 Chesnut al
Matthews Ellen, laundress, ,29 Wayne
Matthews Elizabeth, 53 Burgundy al
Mattliews Frances, cook, 49 Slate
Matthews Geo. A. drayman, 64 Cider al
Matthews Henrietta, 5 Walnut al
Matthews Henry, laborer, 98 Henrietta •
Matthews Henry, laborer, 278 s Howard
Matthews Henry, whitewasher, 120 Cider al
Matthews James W. laborer, 86 Elbow la
Matthews James, porter, 10 Low
MatthewsJaracs H. porter, 18 Union
Matthews John, laborer, 64 Union
Matthews John, oyster shucker, 31 Walnutal
Matthews John W. laborer, 134 York
Matthews John, laborer, 18 Union
Matthews John, soldier, 164 Sarah Ann
Matthews Levi, waiter, 33 King
Matthews Levi, grain measurer, 46 King
Matthews Lewis, boatman, McKim nr Eager
Malthew.s Maria, 24 Peirce
Matthews May, laundress, 217 Hamburg
Matthews Mary J. laundress, 193 Saratoga
Matthews Moses, laborer, 102 Chesnut al
Matthews Perry H. teacher, 23 Wayne
CI30. S. PAGE &i BRO., Muiiufncturerx of Roof« niid Roofing materials, 111 Smith's
Whaif.' C. HART SMITH, Ag«nt.
COLORED PERSONS.
469
Matthews Rezin, laborer, 217 Vine •
Matthews Rebecca, laundress, 193 Saratoga
Matthews Samuel W. bricklayer, 43 China
Matthews Samuel, waiter, 52 Peirce
Matthews Sarah, cook, 1 Marion
Matthews Sarah, seamstress. 111 "Welcome al
Matthews Mrs. Susan, laundress, 5 Stockton al
Matthews Thos. wagoner, rear of 98 Chesnut
Matthews T.hos. H. hostler, 126 Cider al
Matthews Thos. waiter, 10 Hull's la
Matthews Wm. whitewasher, 2 Cross al
Maubrey Elizabeth, nurse, 118 Welcome al
Maury Mary, laundress, 4 Butler al
Maybury Mark, brickmaker, 109 Cider al
Maynard Henry, porter, Cross nr Russell
Maynard Sampson, express driver, 9 Vine
Maynerd John W drayman, 1 Cross al
Mays Alexina, 182 s Bethel
McCabe Solomon, barber, 178 w Pratt, dw
125 St. Paul
McClearing Matilda, laundress, rear of 215 J^.
Hughes
McComas Joseph, drayman, 6 Shad al
McComas Milky, 251 Orleans
McCoy James, laborer, 171 s Spring
McCoy John, mariner, 5 Herring ct
McDaniel Mary A. seamstress, 6 Kimmel al
McFarland Andrew, drayman, 130 s Durham
McGill Mrs. Harriet, laundress, 4 Elbow la
McGill Josiah, laborer, 4 Elbow la
McGill Josiah, laborer, 19 Haw
McGlaughlin Isaial^, 85 Spring ct
McGlaughlin , pressman, 146 Chesnut
McGree Mary, 119 n High
McKenney Caroline, boarding, 136 s Caroline
McKenney Dennis, waiter, 5 House ct
McKenney George, sawyer, 38 Vine
McLane Alfred, express wagon, 16 Tessier
McLean Joseph, stevedore, 46 Union
McLaughlin Levin, mariner, 38 East
McPherson Alex, cabinet maker, 32 Park
Meads Ann, victualler, 42 Dover
Meads Ge6. W. stevedore, 3 Hawk
Meads Julia, seamstress, 1 Water's row
Meads Samuel, wagoner, 42 Dover
Meads Samuel, laborer, 65 Dover
Meads Zachariah, drayman, 1 Waters' row
Meredith Lafrazier, 37 Tyson al »
Meredith Richard, grain measurer, 286 s
Howard
Merritt Geo. sawyer, 31 East
Merrican Wesley, confectioner, 166 n Front
Meyers Elizabeth, laundress, 116 Jasper
Methodist (African) Church, Orchard nrRoss
Meekins Cornelius, waiter, 133 Aisquith
Meetens John, brickmaker, 12 s Bethel.
Milburn Geo. W. drayman, 307 s Eutaw
Milburn Wm. hostler, 144 Sarah Ann
Miles David, whitewasher, 2 Jefferson
Miles Daniel, whitewasher, 134 Cider al
Milei Hezekiah, drayman, 74 Josephine
Miller Anna, cook, 210 Hamburg
Miller Alexander, waiter, 48 King
Miller Asbury, caulker, 171 s Durham
Miller Cora, laundress, 117 York
Miller Henry, waiter, 19 Forrest
Miller Harriet, cook, 16 s Liberty
Miller James, hackman, 205 Hamburg
Miller James, caulker, 150 Regester
Miller Jacob, steward, 8 Jefferson
Miller John, waiter, Edward near Aisquith
Miller John, teamster, 34 Haw
Miller Joseph, laborer, 109 North
Miller Matilda, cook, 30 Tyson
Miller Rhoda, 208 s Caroline
Miller Sarah, cook, rear of 265 L. Hughes
Miller William, drayman, 12 Tyson al
Miller William, wAiter, 12 Tyson al
Milligan Henry, 82 Burgundy al
Milligan Malvina, 125 n Spring
Milligan Moses, laborer, 22 Watson
Milligan Sarah, cook, 98 Henrietta
Mil lis Mary Jana, 14 Water row
Mills Catharine, seamstress, 9 Etna la
Mills Jarrett, huckster, 219 s Howard
Mills John, stevedore, 67 s Dallas
Mills Thomas', laborer, 214 s Durham
Miner Edward, laborer, 97 Jasper
Miner Fanny, laundress, 91 Plum al
Miner Stephen J. drayman, 97 Jasper
Mingo James, caulker, 47 s Dallas
. Mitchell Alfred, butcher, 203 Raborg
Mitchell Cyrus, drayman, 218 Hanover ,
Mitchell Charles, huckster, 6 Bethel ct
Mitchell David, brickmaker, 203 Raborg
Mitchell Emanuel, boots and shoes, 54 s
Howard, dw 29 Dover
Mitchell Elisha, 86 Lancaster
Mitchell Eliza, 7 High tl
Mitchell James, waiter, 51 State
Mitchell James, caulker, 169 s Wolf
Mitchell Jacob, caulker, 169 s Wolfe
Mitchell John M. brickmaker, 233 Dover
Mitchell Josiah, laborer, 274 Hamburg
Mitchell Joseph, brickmaker, 203 Raborg
Mitchell Mrs. Maria, seamstress, 86 Little
Church
Mitchell Perry, drayman, 20 Cider al
Mitchell Rebecca, laundress, 203 Raborg
Mitchell Richard, grain measurer, 203 Raborg
Mitchell Samuel, coffee roaster, 24 Wayne
Mitchell Thomas, drayman, 238 L.Hughes
Mitchell William, drayman. 111 King ,
Mitchell William, caulker, 192 s Durham
Mold James, laborer, rear of 98 Chestnut
Mole Frederick, waiter, 34 Tyson
Molison Francis A. carter, 12 L. Paca
Molison Henry, waiter, 12 L. Paca
Mouk Sarah, 4 Durham
Montgomery Charles, waiter, 66 Lerew al
Montgomery James, laborer, 124 Sarah Ann
Montgomery Josephine, 23 Tyson al
Montgomery (colored) Institute, cor Mont-
gomery and Plum al
Montgomery William, sawyer, 194 s Spring
Montpensier Fanny, 161 n Lutaw
Moody Benjamin, laborer, 67 Welcome al
Moody John B. laborer, 12 Wayne
Mooney Wm. driver, 133 Low
Moore Benjamin, laborer, 170 York
MOORE CHARLES J. porter, 12 Pearl al
Moore Daniel, caulker, 282 e Fayette
Moore Charles F. carman, 52 Vine
Moore Joseph, caulker, 282 e Fayette •
Moore Rev. Daniel W. 321 s Howard
Moore Daniel, laborer, 187 Henrietta
Moore David, waiter, 18 Jew al
Moore Ellen, laundress, 114 German
Moore Henry C. laborer, 100 Jasper
Moore James, carter, 70 Peirce
Moore Jane, washerwoman, 15 Jordan al
Moore John, whitewasher, 18 Jordon al
Mbore John C. drayman, 57 Ross
Moore John tavern, 21 Tessier
Moore Joseph, laborer, 147 s Regester /
Moore Matthew, caulker, 282 e Fayette
■^VM. p. WEBB, Marine, Fire ami Life Imsiiiaiice Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, Iff. J.," 89 Second Street.
Slutual
470
COLORED PERSONS.
Moore Lloyd, coachman, 41 n. Sharp
Moore Levi, drayman, 155 n Dallas
Moore Rachel, seamstress, 45 Bur£;undy al
Moore Richard, drayman, 33 L. Monument
Moore Samuel, caulker, 141 n Dallas
Moore Sarah, 282 e Fayette
Moore Sarah E. laundress, 34 Wayne
Moore Thomas, coachman, 34 Peirce
Moore Wm. T. soldier, 114 German
Morgan Edward, laborer, 51 East
Morgan Francis, laundress, 13 Biddle ct
Margan Henry, laborer, 210 s Caroline ,
Morgan Henrietta, laundress, 90 Tyson
Morgan Henrietta, 8 tvy al
Morgan James, stevedore, 110 Chesnut
Morgan James, fireman, 220 L. Hughes
Morgan John, waiter, 84 St. Mary
Morgan Mary A. laundress, 42 King
Morgan Samuel, waiter, 41 Tyson
Morgan Thomas, laborer, 90 Tyson
Morgan Samuel, waiter, 41 Tyson
Morgan Samuel, waiter, Tyson al nr Madison
Morquette Mary E. laundress, 12 Jasper
Morris Charles,' hostler, 113 Chesnut
Morris Geo. J. waiter, 25 State '
Morris Henry, brickmaker, 22 Wayne
Morris James, shipfcarpenter, 145 Dallas
Morris James, laborer, 113 Chesnut
Morris Samuel, waiter, 75 Josephine
Morris Wm. brickmaker, 16 Leadenhall
Morris Wm. laborer, 6 Temple
Morrison Emanuel, huckster, 28 Harmony la
Morrison John, laborer, 39 s Sharp
Morrison Mary J. teacher, 13 Saratoga
Morrison Maiy F. 6 Mince al
Morscll Mrs. Catharine, laundress, 216 Ham-
burg
Morseil Peter, brickmaker, 216 Hamburg
Morsell Richard, brickmaker, 216 Hamburg
Morton Chas. waiter, 2 Inloes al
Mosher Wm. waiter, 32 St. Mary
Moxley C. H. barber, 12 North, dw Elbow la
e of Warner
Mulex John, 197 s Spring
Mullin Mrs. Rachel, laundress, 8 X al
Mundowney Edward, caulker, 206 s Dallas
Mundowney Henry, stevedore, 208 s Dallas
Munroe James, laborer, 276 s Howard
Murray Ann M. laundress, 108 n Dallas
Murphy Benj. whitewasher, 4 Forney al
Murray David, 17 Jefferson
Murphy Dennis, whitewasher, 2 Forney al
Murphy Samuel, drayman. 111 Moore al
Murray Eliza, 37 Forrest
Murray Ellen, laundress, 44 Haw
Murray Frank, waiter, 6 Central av
Murray Harrison, drayman, 190 Henrietta
Murray Jacob, barber, 82 w Centre
Murray James, blacksmith, 176 Tyson
Murray Levin, drayman, 190 Henrietta
Murray Rebecca, huckstress, 1 Bradenbaugh
alley
Murray Robert, musician, 12 Mechanics ct
Murray Robert, laborer, 44 L. Church
Murray Samuel, laborer, 12 Chesnut
Murray Samuel, laborer, 62 Chesnut
Murray Sophia, laundress, 132 Camden
Murray Spencer, waiter, 9 Marion
Murray Stephen, brickmaker, 246 Raborg
Murray Stanley, laborer, 84 North
Murray Susan A. over 15 St. Paul
Murray Susanna, 212 s Caroline
Murray Wm. H. brickmaker, 24 s Bethel
MURRAY WM. barber, 4 McClelland al
Murray Wm. H. drayman, 32 East
Mursell Henry, laborer, rearof 215 L. Hughes
Myers Alex, laborer, 107 s Chapel
Myers Charles W. laborer, 54 Stone al
Myers Comfort, laundress, 14 Raborg
Myers Capt. Daniel, 66 Bank
Myers Edward, mariner, 222 s Castle a!
Myers Frederick, waiter, 25 Clay
Myers Geo. hod carrier, 42 Welcome al
Myers George, caulker, 53 s Dallas
Myers Harriet, 2 Vine
Myers Henrietta, fruits, &c., 12 Temple
Myers Isaac, porter, 140 s Dallas
Myers Isaiah, whitewasher, 109 King
Myers Jacob, caulker, 104 s Bethel
Myers Joseph, brickmaker, 73 s Dallas
Myers John, carter, 101 Chesnut
Myers Lorenzo, carter, 28 Sarah Ann
Myers Philip, porter, 33 n Sharp
Myers Rebecca, nurse, 132 Tyson
Myers Sarah, washerwoman, 57 Forrest
Myers Stephen, coachman, 42 Jordan al
Myers Wm. soldier, 145 Sarah Ann
N.
Nash William, waiter, 30 Tyson
Neal Abraham, carter, 20 Jordan al
Neal Elizabeth, 72 Short
Neal James, butcher, 61 Union
Neal Lewis, brickmaker, 175 Dover
Neal Margaret, 100 s Bethel
Neal Thomas, laborer, 13 Jordan al
Neal Trueman, laborer, Francis nr Madison la
Neal Wm. drayman, Windsor mill road
Nelson David, coachman, 45 Clay
Nelson Henry, waiter, 44 Davis
Nelson James, laborer, 8 Xal
Nelson Juliana, 112 Peirce
Nelson Wm. hay dealer, 33 Jordan al
Nelson Wm. laborer, 36 Haw
Nelson Peter, blacksmith, 192 Henrietta
Nero , laborer, 156 York
Netta Anne, laundress, 197 Hill
Netter Mrs. Ellen, laundress, 62 Burgundy al
Netter Henry, laborer, 62 Burgundy al
Netter Job, eating saloon, 57 Mulberry
Netter Joseph, waiter, 13 Inloes al
Netter Simon, laborer, 120 Welcome al
Nettles .lohn, brickmaker, 262 Hamburg
New Ann, 130 s Bethel
Newman Charles, drayman. 111 Moore al
Newman Jacob, laborer, 16 Biddle
Newman John, mariner, 153 West ^
Newman Moses, stevedore, 48 Hampstead
Newman Robert, porter, 27 Rose
Newman Wm. carter, 25 Ross
Newworks James, laborer, 154 York
Newworks Leander, laborer, 154 York
Nicholas John, wagoner, 27 Jefferson
Nicholas Wm. 16 Short al
Nicholls Hemsley, fireman, 289 s Howard
Nichols Austin, waiter, 78 n Spring
Nichols Charles, bricklayer, 195 s Howard
Nichols Chas. porter, 36 Short
Nichols Cornelius, porter, 36 Short
Nichols Henry, sawyer 165 Watson
Nichols Isaac, stevedore, 74 s Dallas
Nichols John, laborer, 2 Hagar's ct
Nichols John W. hair dresser, 61 e Baltimore
Nichols L. fireman, 74 s Dallas
Nichols Samuel, porter, 115 Low
•J. HEXRV GIESG, CommlsRion Merclmnt, for the sole of Flour, Grain, Seeds, <bcs.
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Pla«ter constantly ou lumd, /il Spear's "Wliarr.
COLORED PERSONS.
471
Nichols Joseph, waiter, 26 Eutaw ct
Nichols Philip, whitewasher, 201 Vine
Nicholson Alexander, farmer, 8 L. Church
Nicholson Archibald, hod carrier, 87 n Dallas
Nicholson Benj. 7 George al
Nicholson Chas. waiter, 6 Ivy al
Nicholson Chas. sailor, 98 Low
Nicholson Jesse, hostler, 14 Jasper
Nicholson Joseph, butcher, McKim near Ea-
ger
Nicholson Lambert, 339 n Howard
Nicholson Letty, laundress, 98 Jasper
Nicholson Nicholas, sawyer, 35 Burgundy al
Nicholson Susan, washerwoman, 25 Rose
Nicholson Susan, washerwoman, 176 York
Nicholson Titus, laborer, 8 Low
Nicols John W. shampooning and hair dress-
ing, and dyeing saloon, 61 e Baltimore
Nick Hannah, 144 s Durham
Nickerson Chas. laborer, 128 Sarah Ann
Nobel John H. sailor, 43 Edward
Norris Adam, grain measurer, 153 West
Norris Benj. porter, 56 Vine
Norris Eliza, 163 Sarah Ann
Norris John jr. grain measurer, 155 West
Norris Joseph, laborer, 90 Raborg
Norris Joseph, laborer, 19 s Regester
Norris Nlmrod, laborer, 150 n Spring
Norris Wm. grain measurer, 90 Leadenhall
Norris Wm. whitewasher, 89 Arch
Norton Francis, laborer, 61 Williamson al
Nerval Chas. waiter, 59 Raborg
Noyel Dabney, grain measurer, rearof 135 Hill
OcKERME Thomas, waiter, 86 St. Paul
Ockmay James, drayman, 303 s Eutaw
Ockmey Aaron, whitewasher, 8 Vine
Offerd Frederick, hostler, 36 Peirce
OfFerd Richard, coachman. 36 Peirce
Oldham Wm. barber, 96 n Gay
Oliver Allen, sawyer, 1 Division al
Oliver August, musician 6 Chesnut
Oliver Elizabeth, chambermaid, 158 n Front
Oliver Elisha, driver, 30 Wagon al
Oliver Emily, laundress, 21 Hull's la
Oliver Francis, laborer, 73 Moore al /
Oliver John, laborer, 79 State
Oliver Lewis, wagoner, 132 Orchard
Oliver Lydia, laundress, 231 s Eutaw
Oliver Thomas J. shoemaker, 215 Vine
Olmstead Joseph, porter, 39 Dover
O'Nealo Martha, dressmaker, 178 s Howard
O'Neale Orne, 178 s Howard
O'Neil Arkansas, seamstress, 12 Leadenhall
O'Neil James, waiter, 12 Leadenhall
Onion Alonzo, 70 Short
Orchard -St (Meth. Epis.) Church, Orchard nr
Ross
Orem Ellen, 7 White al
Orrick Isaiah, laborer, 1 South la
Orrick Lydia, la,undress, 62 Union
Osborn Jesse, mariner, 124 n Dallas
Osborn Josiah, laborer, 40 China
Osborn Sallie, cook, 84 Raborg
Oter Samuel, whitewasher, 39 Rose
Other Charles, caulker, 13 Iron al
Owens Helen, 52 Lerew al
Owens Jacob, drayman, 17 Vine
Owens Jesse, oyster shucker, 3 Peach al
Owens , huckster, 271 Montgomery
Owens John, laborer, 95 n Dallas
Owens John, mariner, 120 V>^elcome al
Owings Richard C. porter. Sharp bet Lexing-
ton and Fayette
Page Mary, dressmaker, over 71 Second
Paine Amelia, laundress, 53 Johnson
Paine James, cook, 14 Camden
Paine Washington, oyster shucker, 102 Hen-
rietta
Palmer George, deek hand, 157 West
Pane James, laborer, 94 n Spring
Parker Charles, laborer, 120 Bethel
Parker Charlotte, laundress, 289 s Eutaw
Parker Daniel, laborer, 249 s Eutaw,
Parker George, 43 s Bethel
Parker Isaiah, laborer, 69 Sarah Ann
Parker Julia, laundress, 17 Jenkins al
Parker Margaret, washerwoman, 16 Wayne
Parker Mary, 102 St. Mary
Parker Sarah, cook, 31 n Sharp
Parker Sarah, 258 Raborg
Parker Simeon, laborer, 1 Myer's ct
Parker Thomas, laborer, 220 Dover
Parker Thomas, laborer, 31 Plum al
Parker Wm. laborer, 84 Raborg
Parker Wm. hackman, 20 Sarah Ann
Parker- Wm. laborer, 86 Dover
Parks Emanuel, hod carrier, 37 Biddle al
Parks Isaac, laborer, 2 Walnut al
Parks Jane, laundress, 127 Low
Parraway Wm. E. barber, 78 s Eutaw
Parraway Wm. drayman, 11 Stockton al
Parrish James, laborer, Windsor Mill road
Parsons John, laborer, 45 Guilford al
Patterson Daniel, caulker, 33 Granby
Patterson Hannah, 14 Marion
Patterson Henrietta, cook, 64 Mulberry
Patterson Isaiah, caulker, 46 Douglas
Patterson John, laborer, 18 Forrest
Patterson Robert, barber, 181 Henrietta
Patterson Wm. caulker, 190 Mullihin
Patterson Wm. caulker, 159 s Durham
Patton Anderson, barber, Dallas nr Lombard
Pauls Wallace, teamster, 42 Orchard
Payne Eliza, cook, 252 L. Hughes
Payne Hester, laundress, 250 L. Hughes
Payne sawyer, 94 n Spring
Payne Watson, cook, 80 Elbow la
Peach Adam, drayman, 16 Boyd
Peach Charles, waiter, 646 Pcnna av
Peach Joseph, carter. 111 Elbow la
Pearce Alexander, farmer, 190 Raborg
Pearce Butler, hod carrier, 190 Raborg
Pearce Daniel, farmer, 190 Raborg
Pearce Harrison, laborer, 190 Raborg
Peck Caroline, dressmaker, 61 Davis
Peck Edward W. 7 Foundry
Peck Rev. Francis J. 87 North
Peck Henry, wagoner, 28 Raborg
Peck Rev. Nathaniel, whitewasher, 7 Foundry
Peck Nathaniel, jr., whitewasher, 61 Davis
Peck Otho, waiter, 332 w Baltimore
Peed John, mariner, 8 Wayne
Peker John, porter, 4 Jew al
Pelton Owen, laborer, 70 Orchard
Pelton Rezin, laborer, 74 Burgundy al
Pemberton Nancy, laundress, 201 Ensor
Penkett Charles, stevedore, 302 s Howard
Penn Edward, hackman, 69 Vine
Pennington Margaret, washerwoman,83 Ches-
nut
GKO. S. PAGJB & BRO., Slaniifncturers of Rooifs nmd RooCns Materials, 111 Sniltk»s
Wharf. C. HART SSHTH, Agent.
472
COLORED PEKSONS.
Penn Theodore, coachman, 92 Sarah Ann
Pennington Richard, brickniaker, 81 s Wolfe
Perkins Catherine, laundress, 116 Hill
Perkins Charles H. waiter, 39 Mulberry-
Perkins Mary M. cook, 116 York
Perkins Washington, grain measurer, 66 Hen-
rietta
Perry Charles D. bootblack, 159 York
Perry Christopher, porter, 19 Rose
Perry Major, brickmakcr, 41 s Dallas
Perry Mary, washerwoman, 61 Hargrdve al
Pervine Joseph, drayman, 78 Holland
Peterkin Susan, rear of 18 Clay
Peters Lee, mariner, 36 s Dallas
Peters Elizabeth, seamstress, 67 L. McElderry
Peters Isaac, coachman, 10 Jordan al
Peters James, laborer, 67 L. McElderry
Peters Rosetta, washerwoman, .67 L. McEl-
derry
Peters Simon, driver, 50 n Sharp
Peters Solomon, whitewasher, Chesnut al near
Ogston
Peters Tobias, laborer, 32 Carlton
Peterson James, barber, 45 Clay
Phillips Charles, mariner, 52 Vine
Phillips Charlotte, tailoress, 89 East
Phillips James, carter, 80 n Spring
Phillips Josephine, mantua maker, 46 Tyson
Phillips John, drayman, 86 St. Mary
Phillips Levin, 59 e Bethel
Phillips Lewis, hackman, rear of 40 Hill
Phillips Lloyd, laborer, 196 s Dallas
Phillips Martha, laundress, 86 St. Mary
Phillips Peter, hod carrier, 62 Josephine
Phillips Rachel, 35 Short
Phillips Rebecca, 113 s Durham
Phillips Richard, carter, 70 n Spring
Phillips Thomas, porter, 102 Cider al
Phillips T. 305 Canton av
Phillips Timothy, drayman, 76 Cider al
Pickens Wm. waiter, 7 State
Pie Rosetta, 84 Jasper
Pier Daniel, laborer, 56 Lewis
Pierce James, butcher, 12 Biddle al
Pierce James J. carter, 306 e Fayette
Pierce John, barber, 205 Eastern av
Pierce John, drayman, 26 Tessier
Pierce John, waiter, 25 Ross
Pierce John H. whitewasher, 28 East
Pierce Lemuel T. stevedore, 130 Dover
Pierce Perry, hod carrier, Russell near Ross
Pierce Wesley, waiter, 42 Welcome al
Pierce Wm. waiter, 43 Arch
Peirce Wm. H. mariner, 64 Elbow la
Pierman Wm. hod carrier, 32 Booth
Pindar James, laborer, 14 Elbow la
Pindar J. Washington, porter, 1 Gillingham al
Pindell Agnes, laundress, 15 Chesnut al
Pindell Elijah, stevedore, 139 s Dallas
Pindell Thomas A barber, 15 Chesnut a!
Pinder John, porter, 184's Howard
Pinder Robert, brickmaker, 8 Herring's ct
Pindle James, laborer, 1 Gillingham al
Pinion Margaret, laundress, 71 Union
Pinkett Gabriel, mariner, 42 Chesnut
Pinkett Mary G. lauudress, 40 Lewis
Pinkney Daniel, laborer, 243 s Eutaw
Pinknoy James W. porter, 12 n Spring
Finknev Lewis, waiter, 320 Harford av
Pinkney Maria, cook, 23 State
Pinkney Susan, launilress,. 420 s Charles
Pipe s Valeria, laundress, 244 Raborg
Pitts Frederick, whitewasher, 63 Burgundy al
WM. P. WEBB, MiiiJne, Ftrc and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Slntoal
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 ISecond Street.
Planter Wm. laborer, 7 Waters' row
Plater Charles, laborer, 118 Hill
Plater Eliza, cook, 3 Spring Garden ar
Plater Mrs. Jane, laundre^p, 207 Hamburg
Plater John, laborer, 248 E: Hughes
Plater Joseph, whitewasher, 62 Josephine
Plyman John, barber, 48 Camden
Pointer Ann Maria, laundress, 85 Orchard
Pokety John, laborer, 156 York
Polk Joseph, fireman, 144 York
Porter Handy, hod carrier, 1 Forrest
Porter Harriet, 103 s Spring
Porter Joshua, mariner, 77 Leadenhall
Porter Lemuel, laborer, 74 East
Potter Ann», cook, 76 L. McElderry
Potter Cornelius, waiter, rear of 47 King
Potts Jane, laundress, 10 Haw
Potts Richard, grain measurer, 138 s Bethel
Poole Catherine, cook, 6 Bethel row
Poole Joseph, soldier, 101 North
Pouison Joseph, cooper, 1 Kimmelal
Poulson Margaret, laundress, 1 Kimmel al
Pouison Richard, hostler, 1 Kimmel al
Poulson Wm. cooper, State-st extended
Powell Amos, waiter, 107 Jasper
Powell Charles, laborer, 49 Raborg
Powell Charles, jr. brickmaker, 49 Raborg
Powell Frances, 10 Herring's ct
Powell James, porter, 60 St. Mary
Powell John C. barber, 127 North, dw 5 Bath
Powell John D. barber, 123 s Bond, dw 74
Powell Perry, brickmaker, 105 s Spring
Powell Thomas, brickmaker, 51 Raborg
Powell Washington, porter, 6 Boyd
Powers Joshua, wagoner, 132 Hill
Powers Zechariah, laborer, 132 Hill
Prater Jasper, porter, 24 Biddle.
Pratt Charles, musician, 146 Chesnut
Pratt David, caulker 58 East
Pratt James H. caulker, 130 n Dallas
Pratt Francis, hostler, 12 Tyson al
Pratt John, caulker, 18 Hull la
Pratt Kinsey, caulker, 58 East
Pratt Mary G. laundress, 12 Tyson al
Pratt Samuel, 91 Stirling
Preston Anna, chambermaid, 40 Orchard
Preston James, oyster shucker, 123 n Dallas
Preston Jonas, hay huckster, 105 Low
Preston Rose H. cook, 40 Orchard
Prichard Charlotte, laundress, 81 s Wolfe
Price Alfred, waiter, 13 Hamilton
Price Jacob, grain measurer, 77 Welcome al
Price John, laborer, 10 Chesnut
Price Lewis, drayman, 13 Tessier
Price Nancy J. nurse, 35 Williamson al
Price Ruth A. nurse, 304 s Howard
Price Wm. sailor, 4 Jordan al
Price Wm. wagoner, Leadenhall nr Hamburg
Primbrook John, drayman, 193 s Sharp
Primbrook Mary, laundress, 100 Henrietta
Primrose "Greenbury, laborer, 47 Burgundy al
Primrose John W. hostler, 14 State
Prilchet Ssmuel, oysters, 6 s Dallas
Pritcholt Thomas, drayman, 1 Philpot al
Prindell Basil, brickmaker, Welcome al
Proctor Edward J. fireman, 5 House ct
Proctor Mary J. laundress, 36 Welcome al
Prout Israel, porter, 221 s Howard
Prout Mary A. laundress, 5 Raborg
Prout Mary A. confectionery, 27 Raborg
Pulley James, laborer, 76 East
Pullip Amelia, 7 Gillingham al
Pumphrey David, brickmaker, 61 Plum al
COLORED PERSONS.
473
PUMFREY JOSH, blacksmith and horse
shoer, 320 Montgomery, dw 192 Henrietta
Pumphrey John, brickmaker, 11 Herrings ct
Pumphrey John, laborer, 1 Tripoletal
Pumphrey iSfathan, laborer, 2 Dawson al
Purdy Louisa, laundress, 36 Wsdnut al
Purnel John, coachman, 33 Jordan al
Purnell Charles, mariner, 227 s Bond
Purnell Daniel, drayman, 14 Peirce
Purnell Henrietta, barber, 122 n High
Purnell James, waiter, 13 Jenkins al
Purnell John, coachman, 33 Jordan al
Purnell Rebeccaj 28 Slemmer al
Purviance Joseph, drayman, 78 Holland
Pynes Charles, waiter, 316 Montgomery
Pynes Mrs. Jane, 316 Montgomery
Q.
Quebec James H. waiter, 66 Sarah Ann
Queen Daniel, oyster shucker, 6 Leadenhall
Queen Edward, brickmaker, 46 Burgundy al
Queen Edward, brickmaker, 48 China
Queen Eliza, laundress, 57 China
Queen Emanuel, carter, 3 n Spring
Queen Isaac, stevedore, 247 s Eutaw
Queen James H. oyster seller, 133 Camden
Queen John, laborer, 65 China
Queen Mary, washerwoman, 29 Arch
Queen Matilda, laundress, 40 King
Queen Mrs. Nancy, 247 s Eutaw
Queen Noah, grain runner, 243 s Eutaw
Queen Robert, laborer, 40 Wayne
Queen Sophia, washerwoman, 154 s Eutaw
Queen Walter, wagoner, 20 Wagon al
Queen William, laborer, 3 Lewis
Queen Wm. brickmaker, 40 Hill
Queen Wm. huckster, 247 s Eutaw
Queen Wm. laborer, 140 Sarah Ann
Clueen Zachariah, laborer, 58 Burgundy al
Quill Stephen, mariner, 181 York
R.
Railet Jane, washerwoman, 16 Tyson al
Raisin Nathaniel, grain measurer, 42 York
Rakes Anna A. laundress, 2 Salisbury al
Randall Agnes, cook, 37 State
Randolph Columbus, waiter, 3 Cross al
Rashinet George, waiter, 1 Marion ct
Ray Joseph, deck hand, 104 n Spring
Rayner Henry, oysterer, 374 Cross
Read Elizabeth, laundress, 36 Wayne
Reddick G. W hod carrier, 143 York
Redding Rhoda, laundress, 112 Welcome al
Redman John, laborer, 104 Hamilton
Redmond Annie, laundress, 49 n Sharp
Redmond Henry, waiter, 49 n Sharp
Redoff George, brickmaker, 3 Wagon al
Reed Amelia, laundress, 120 Hill
Reed Charles, laborer, 6 Plum al
Reed Henrietta, huckster, 3 Dougla,s«
Reed George T. drayman, 31 State
Reed Georg^, fireman, 133 n Dallas
Reed George, laborer, 131 n Dallas
Reed Joshua, drayman, 120 Hill
Reed Martha T. laundress, 120 Hill
Reed Martha, laundress, 114 Orchard
Reed Pe.rry, wagoner, 10 X al
Reed Peter, waiter, 102|Jasper
Reed Richard, waiter, 35 Raborg
Reed Samuel, waiter, 102 Jaeper
Reed Sarah, laundress, 41 China
Reese Mary A. seamstress, 58 Dover
Reese Thomas, oyster shucker, 78 East
Recster Henry, hostler, Windsor Mill road,
nr Fremont
Rcmond Charles, hod carrier, 465 Saratoga
Revel James, mariner, 78 North
Revels Rev. Hiram Y. R. 41 Tyson
Reynolds Alfred, oyster shucker, 44 Camel al
Reynolds Elizabeth, laundress, 168 Sarah Ann
Reynolds Jacob, farmer, rear 26 Raborg
Reynolds James, mariner, 257 Montgomery
Reynolds Joseph, hod carrier, 73 Plum
Reynolds Sarah F. launt'ress, 38 Greenwillow
Rezin Josiah, steward, 90 Welcome al
Rice Cato, laborer, 136 Tyson
Rice Richard, laborer, 46 Forrest
Rice Wm. mariner, 10 Mechanics' ct
Rich Delia, laundress, 10 Tripolet al
Rich Henry, mariner, 16 Leadenhall
Rich Miranda, laundress, 6 Patapsco av
Richards Alexander, blacksmitli, 126 York
Richards Benjamin, hostler, 54 Carlton
Richards Frisby, coachman, 56 St. Mary
Richards Joshua, fisherman, 177 s Dallas
Richards Thomas, laborer, 28 Biddle al
Richardson Albert, 25 Jordan al
Richardson Dennis, soldier, 13 Cecil
Richardson Eliza, laundress, 25 Eaiikert al
Richardson Geo. W. brickmak. 9 Salisbury al
Richardson Henry, mariner, 248 L. Hughes
Richardson Henry, 6 Short
Ridgely Sarah, laundress, 17 Union
Richardson Jacob, 1 Short
Richardson James, porter, 108 Jasper
Richardson John H. waiter, 124 w Baltimore
Richardson Margaret, laundress, 3 Bethel
Richardson Milly, laundress, 5 Bethel row'
Richardson Saml. whitewasher, 42 Tyson al
Richardson Susan, laundress, 13 Cider al
Richardson Wm. H. drayman, 62 Mulberry
Richardson Wm. grain measurer, 25 Plum al
Richfield Frisby J. caulker, 13 Bounty la
Richfield Rich. O. barber, 227 Conway
Richfield Wm. soldier, 41 Hill
Ridcouff Geo. laborer, 16 Vine
Ridgaway Henry, laborer, 46 East
Ridgaway Henry, speculator, 1 South la
Ridgaway Jas. G. carter, 8 Plum al
Ridgaway Martha, laundress, 77 Chesnut
Ridgaway Mary, laundress, 3 Short
Ridgaway Matilda, laundress, 77 Chesnut
Ridgely Caroline, cook, 1 Eutaw ct
Ridgely Geo. farmer, 82 Chesnut ct
Ridgely John, farmer, 55 Carlton
Ridgely Lucy, laundress, 132 Tyson
Ridgely Robt. 3 Tyson al
Ridgely Sarah, laundress, 98 St. Mary
Ridley Robt. whip sawyer, 7 Guilford al
Ridout Laura, cook, 78 Richmond
Rigby John, sawyer, 71 Chesnut
Riggs Geo. laborer, Chappellalbetw Saratoga
and Mulberry
Riggs John, bootblack, 12 s Liberty
Riley Emanuel, laborer, 100 St. Mary
Riley Geo. wheelwright, 320 Montgomery,
dw'301 s Eutaw
Riley John, fireman, 124 w Baltimore
Riley Stephen, laborer, 96 Elbow la
Riley Wm. laborer, 43 Guilford al
Ringgold Abraham, laborer, 51 Elbow la
Ringgold Chas. whitewasher, 98 Orchard
Ringgold Danl. waiter, 13 Neighbor
Ringgold Danl. T. waiter, 33 State
S. HESTRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant. for ttie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, «S
RoseudUae Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 31 Spear's "Wliarf.
474
COLORED PERSONS.
Ringgold Edward, wheelsman, 80 Orchard
Ringgold Mrs. Elizabeth, laundress, 169 Do-
ver
Ringgold Emily, laundress, 96 Orchard
Ringgold Henry P. drayman, 31 Union
Ringgold Henry, mariner, 60 Chesnut
Ringgold Hezekiah, drayman, 94 Stirling
Ringgold Jacob H. grain measurer, 36 Forrest
Ringgold Jacob H. laborer, 39 n Sharp
Ringgold Mary, laundress, 41 s Sharp
Ringgold Perry, grain measurer, 47 L. Church
Ringgold Philip, fruit dealer, nw cor Holiday
and Pleasant
Ringgold Rachel, cook, 13 Haw
Ringgold Wm. brickmaker, 30 Vine
Ringgold Wm. laborer, 8 Mince al
Rivers John C. J. waiter, 62 Richmond
Roach Geo. white washer, 41 Burgundy al
Roadman Lavinia, cook, 77 Elbow la
Robbins Jas. P. laborer, 143 Low
Robbins J. huckster, 2 Short al
Robbins Milber, laborer, 62 Welcome al
Roberts Anthony, oyster shucker, 61 Union
Roberts Augustus, barber, 4 Light
Roberts Bradley, laborer, 129 Tyson
Roberts Chas. mariner, 52 China
Roberts Edward, porter, 37 L. Monument
Roberts Francis, soldier, 53 Tyson al
Roberts Jacob, brickmaker, 236 L. Hughes
Roberts Jane, 72 Morris al
Roberts Jos. brickmaker, 52 China
Roberts Lloyd, waiter, 96 St. Mary
Roberts Louisa, 5 Grove
Roberts Priscilla, laundress, 158 s Spring
Roberts Philip A. barber 4 Light
Roberts Thos. D. carpenter, T^Peach al
Roberts Thos. mariner, 9 s Bethel
Roberts Wm. laborer, 60 Williamson al
Roberts Wm. laborer, 73 Leadenhall
Roberts Wm. C. laborer, 114 n Dallas
Roberts Wm. laborer, 53 Johnson
Robertson Harriet, 26 s Bethel
Robertson Robt. porter, 63 Elder al
Robertson Wm. Ijarber, 12 Jasper
Robertson Mary E. 11 State
Robinson Alex, waiter, 5 Raborg
Robinson Aloysius, cigar maker, 19 Waters'
row
Robinson Basil, coachman, 144 Tyson
Robinson Caleb, laborer, 186 Elbow la
Robinson Caroline, cook, 205 Hamburg
Robinson Charles, teamster, 70 Morris al
.Robinson Emeline, laundress, 27 Plum al
Robinson Francis, blacksmith, 19 Waters'
row
Robinson George, coach driver, 132 Chesnut
Robinson George, laborer, 3 Gillingham al
Robinson Harriet, 12 George al
Robinson Henry, drayman, 844 w Baltimore
Robinson John, brickmaker, 280 s Durham
Robinson John H. hostler, 92 Cider al
Robinson. John, laborer, 92 Cider al
Robinson Perry, coachman, 12 Morris al
Robinscn Peter, porter, 13 Booth
Robinson Richard laborer, 96 n Spring
Robinson Samuel, drayman, 49 L. Monument
Robinson Stephen, huckster, 5 Jasper
Rftbinson Thos. 62 Orchard
Robinson Wm. porter, 27 Plum al
Rock, Harriet, laundress, 133 Aisquith
Roden Charles, mariner, 30 Raborg
Rogers Andrew, carter, 122 s Bethel
Roles Charles, 70 Burgundy al
Roles James, grain runner, 29 Tyson al
R61es Levin, oyster ahucker, 132 s Durham
Rollins Caroline, laundress, 128 Hill
Rollins Edward, carter, 89 East
Rollins Henry, laborer, 215 Hamburg
Rollins James, laborer, 2d Biddle al
Rollins Jesse, laborer, 39 East
Rollins Margaret, huckstress, 75 Union
Rollins Mary, 98 St. Mary
Rollins Mary, seamstress, 215 Hamburg
Rolph George, boarding, 178 s Caroline
Rose Isaac, furniture wagoner, 150 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
Rose James, grain runner, 22 Edward
Rose James, drayman, 195 s Durham
Rose Wm. brickmaker, 195 s Durham
Ross Mrs. Emeline, laundress, 35 Wayne
Ross John H. farmer, rear of 26 Raborg
Ross John, soldier, 38 Moore al
Ross Lewis, sexton African Baptist Church,
4 Tyson al
Ross Lloyd, drayman, 130 Cider al
Ross Mary, laundress, 42 East
Ross Robert, whitewasher, 51 Holiday
Ross Robert, trader, 99 Eastern av
Ross Susan, laundress, Chesnut al near Pine
Ross Thomas A. laborer, 58 L. Monument
Ross Wm. laborer, 19 Jenkins al
Rounds Wm. mariner, 221 s Durham
Royal Samuel, laborer, Penna. av extended
Ruff Benjamin W. drayman, 166 Tyson
Ruff Henry, waiter, 49 Tyson
Ruff John, porter, 92 Tyson
Ruff Samuel, coachman, 41 Chesnut
Ruke Joel, laborer, 50 Haw
Russell Aaron, waiter, 14 Jew al
Russell Abner, coachman, 3 Kimmel al
Russell Clem, coachman, 20 State
Russell Frederick, huckster, 103 Schroeder
Russell George W. hay, 842 w Baltimore
Russell Ruth, laundress, 3 Kimmell al
Russell Wm. hostler, 3 Kimmel al
Ryan Thomas, coachman, 74 Pcirce
Ryder Elizabeth H. laundress, 342 Light
Ryder Morris, pilot, 342 Light
S.
Sadler James H. drayman, 18 Cider al
Sales Harriet, cook, 37 Tyson al
Sales Henry, laborer, 49 Short
Sale^ Rebecca, cook, 13 Haw
Sales Susan, laundress, 221 e Monument
Salsbury Wm. 9 Aisquith ct
Salter Wm. drayman, 40 Union
Sample Emerson, mariner, 66 Elbow la
Sampcon Ann, laundress, 73 L. Church
Sampson' Colonel, woodsawyer, 85 n Spring
Sampson General, stevedore, 101 s Spring
Sampson Jackson, oyster shucker, 11 Marion
Sampson Joseph, laborer, 139 n Dallas
Sampson Keeny, deckhand, 104 n Spring
Sampson Richard, carter, 189 Henrietta
Sampson S. mariner, 14 Hull la
Sampson Wm. drayman, 24 L. Monument
Sams Edward, laborer, 287 s Eutaw
Sambles Isaac, mariner, 88 Leadenhall
Saddlefield Julia, servant, 2 Jefferson
Sanders John, drayman, 20 Douglass
Sanders Louisa, laundress, 13 Park
Sanders Wm. drayman, 101 n Dallas
Sank Spencer drayman, 160 York
Sanks David, waiter, 54 Lerew al
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IVluirf. C. HART SSIITH, Agent.
COLORED PERSONS.
475
Banks Eliza, laundress, 3 Spring Garden ay
Sanks John B. waiter, 72 Cider al
Sanks John, brickmaker, 202 Hamburg
Sanks John, sr., laborer, 196 s Eutaw
Sanks Wm. laborer, 158 s Eutaw
Sanks Winder, porter, 88 Burgundy al
Saris Faulkner, stevedore, 380 Cross
Saul Wm. S. porter, 92 Cider al
Savage George, hod carrier, 136 Sarah Ann
Savage Isaac, mariner, 70 L. Church
Savage Joseph, waiter, 57 L. Pleasant
Savage Mrs. laundress, 257 L. Hughes
Savage Tobias, waiter, 51 L. Pleasant
Saville Charles, laborer, 6 Webster
Savington John, waiter, 27 Foundry-
Savoy Alfred, waiter, 25 King
Savoy Augustus, waiter, 10 Jew al
Savoy Bazil, brickmaker, 300 s Howard
Savoy Daniel, laborer, 207 Dover
Sawyer Richard, boatman, 74 L. Church
Schley George, drayman, 1 Tyson
Scoggins Eliza, 9 Mechanics ct
Scott Aaron, brickmaker, 212 Hamburg
Scott Ann M. dressmaker, 191 s Sharp
Scott Benjamin, laborer, 10 Boyd
Scott Charles, waiter, 9 Madison al
Scott Charles, laborer, 46 Moore al
Scott Charles, brickmaker, 215 Dover
Scott Ellen, laundress, 128 s Dallas
Scott George, laborer, 191 s Sharp
Scott Mary, 6 Morris al
Scott Horace, sawyer, 44 Short
SCOTT ISAAC, shaving and hair dressing
saloon, rear of s e cor Camden and Paca
Scott Isaac, laborer, 296 s Howard
Scott James, waiter, 9 Madison al
Scott James, oyster shucker, 172 Dover
Scott James, grain runner, 26 Vine
Scott John, laborer, 298 e Fayette
Scott John, laborer, 141 n Dallas,
Scott John, 51 East
Scott John, oysters, 39 s Dallas
Scott John, laborer, 113 Elbow la
Scott John, stevedore 149 Hill
Scott Joseph, waiter, 92 Dover
Scott Julia, laundress, 246 L. Hughes
Scott Lewis, hod carrier, 45 L. McElderry
Scott Margaret, 89 Chesnut al
Scott Maria, whitewasher, 34 Hill
Scott Mary A. 9 Madison al
Scott Mary, cook, rear of 12 State
Scott Mary A. laundress, 93 Vine
Scott Mary A. laundress, 13 Cecil
Scott Moses, whitewasher, 40 Low
Scott Mrs. Nancy, laundress, 245 s Eutaw
Scott Nathan, mariner, 51 China
Scott Perry, mariner, 198 Hamburg
Scott Philip 0. laborer, 93 Chesnut
Scott Priscilla, laundress, 13 Raborg
Scott Rezin, victualler, 138 n Caroline
Scott Rezin, cook shop, 33 Commerce
Scott Robt. porter, 182 Mullikin
Scott Rosanna, 73 s Dallas
Scott Saml. waiter, 33 Chesnut al
Scott Saml. laborer, 80 Chesnut al
Scott Sarah, laundress, 272 Montgomery
Scott Sarah, laundress, 19 Chesnut
Scott Stephen, grain runner, 84 Chesnut
Scott Wm. laborer, 221 Dover
Scott Wilton, laborer, 61 Josephine
Scribner Walter, laborer, 265 Raborg
Scrivner Wm. whitewasher, 240 Raborg
Scrivener David, laborer, 34 Hill
Seaney Moses, mariner, 24 Leadenhall
Sebtt Annie, laundress, 242 L. Hughes
Sedgwick John T. brickmaker, 85 Burgundy
alley
Sedgwick Kesiah, laundress, 18 Elderal
Sedgwick Matilda, 102 St. Mary
Seeney John, waiter, 120 Tyson
Sefuss Jos. laborer, 5 Bankert al
Selvey Chas. laborer, 13 Jasper
Semmes Jas. drayman, 186 Tyson
Sephus Henry, coachman, 6 Raborg
Sevoy Danl. laborer, 11 Cecil
Sevoy Ransom, waiter, 1 Inloes al
Sevoy Solomon, hod carrier, 13 Inloes al
Sewell Henry, brickmaker, 61 s Dallas
Sewell Isaac, laborer, 272 Hamburg
Sewell John, furn. wagoner, 45 Tyson
Sewell Mary, laundress, 8 Lloyd •
Sewell Perry, 36 L. Monument
Sewell Pollard, drayman, 35 Guilford al
Sewell Sarah, laundress, 36 Vine
Sewell Wm. scowman, 23 s Dallas
Shanklin Alice, cook, 28 Tyson
Shanklin Milly, 28 Tyson
Sharp Geo. waiter, 197 Eastern av
Sharp Henry, caulker, 197 Eastern av
Sharp Joshua, caulker, 30 Burgundy al
Sharp Laura, Cook, 57 Tyson
Sharp Mary J. laundress, 53 Johnson
Sharp Mary, cook, 57 Tyson
Sharp Wm. caulker, 30 Holland
Sharper Lloyd, upholsterer, 2 Mechanic ct
Sharper Zach. barber, 185 Tyson
Shawder Thos. butcher, 58 St. Mary
Sheaf Jos. grain measurer, 30 Short
Sheaf Perry, grain measurer, 33 Commerce
Shelly Levin, 27 Chesnut
Sheppard Benj. driver, 10 Morris al
Sheppard Emily, cook, 55 Ross
Sheppard John D. drayman, 9 Chesnut al
Sheppard John, drayman, 9 Chesnut al
Sheppard Mary, laundress, Beale ct
Sheppard Peter, coachman, 9 Stockton
Sheppard Prince, carpenter, rear of 12 State
Sheppard Stephen, laborer, 103 n Dallas
Sheppard Wm. waiter, 45 n Sharp
Sherdan Jas, laborer, 120 Jasper
Sherdan Jas. waiter, 54 L. Monument
Sherwood Jacob, laborer, 24 Wagon al
Sherwood Jos. hod carrier, 148 s Dallas
Shields Danl. porter, 41 Guilford al
Shields Gabriel, waiter, 124 w Baltimore
Shields Jas. waiter, 124 w Baltimore
Shields John, drayman, 81 Jefferson
Shields Josephine, laundress, 106 Jasper
Shields Thos. cook, 16 Forrest
Shipley Hezekiah, porter, 20 Elbow la
Shipley John, woodsawyer, 114 St. Mary
Shurder Jane, laundress, 142 n Caroline
Siddons Henrietta, laundress, 93 Chesnut
Sides Zachariah, laborer, 40 Clay
Simmons John, fireman, 62 Dover
Simms Edward, oyster packer, 73 Chesnut al
Simms Elizabeth, laundress, 123 Low
Simms Ellen, laundress, 77 Union
Simms Francis, drayman, 103 Bethel
Simms Geo. M. C. waiter, 18 Boyd
Simms Geo. waiter, 49 n Sharp
Simms Henry, waiter, 59 Raborg
Simms Henry, porter, 36 Greenwillow
Simms John, drayman^ 45 Tyson al
Simms P. laundress, 77 Union
Simms Thos. laborer, 272 Hamburg
■WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutwal
Benefit liife Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Sti-eet.
476
COLORED PERSONS.
Simms Wm. laborer, 11 Arch
Simpson Ann, laundress, 47 Tyson al
Simpson James, brickmaker, 223 s Howard
Simpson John S. brickmaker, 223 s Howard
Simpson Wm. brickmaker, 72 Holland
Simpson Wm. laborer, 70 n Dallas
Sinclair Polly, laundress, 10 Edward
Singer Daniel, drayman, 57 L Monument
Single Joseph, grain carrier, 82 Morris al
Sisters of Providence, (Catholic) Peter Claver
School, 10 Wayne
Sitz Rachel, 62 s Dallas
Skinner Ellen, laundress, 187 York
Skinner Edward, mariner, 199 Ensor
Skinner Francis, brickmaker, 89 n Spring '^■f.
Skinner James, blacksmith, Montgomery near
Howard, dw 108 Henrietta
Skinner Wm. stevedore, 218 L. Hughes
Skinner Wm. laborer, 4 Union al
Skinner Wm. brickmaker, 223 Mullikin
Slater Harriet, nurse, 10 Richmond
Slater Joseph H. laborer, 267 Montgomery
Slater Rob. ship carpenter, 267 Montgomery
Slaughter Daniel, teamster, 4 Fulton al
Slaughter James, laborer, 150 York
Slaughter James L. mariner, 10 Lester ct
Small Caroline R. laundres.s,.13 Vine
Small Ellen, laundress, 295 s Eutaw
Small Hannah, 48 Vine
Small George, coachman, 11 Short
Small Julia, 128 Stirling
Small John, laborer, 26 n Sharp
Smallwood Casimir, 22 s Dallas
Smallwood David, drayman, 110 Orchard
Smallwood Henry, 93 Bethel
Smallwoot Henrietta, 22 s Dallas
Smallwood John, drayman, 110 Orchard
Smallwood Jane, laundress, 21 Forrest
Smallwood Mary J. cook, 11 Inloes al
Smallwood Nicholas, whitewasher, 259 Mont-
gomery
Smallwood Wm. 22 s Dallas
Smathers Thomas, laborer, 18 Orchard
Smith Alexander, porter, 25 Ross
.Smith Arthur, oyster shucker, 308 s Howard
Smith Anna M. G. dressmaker, 51 Conway
Smith Ann, laundress, 27 Arch
Smith Amanda, laundress, 3 Marion ct
Smith Amanda, 133 n Spring
Smith Ann, cook, 45 Tyson al
Smith Ann, laundress, 50 St. Mary
Smith Augustus, carter, 23 Garden
Smith Aaron, laborer, 95 Gravel al
Smith Benjamin, waiter, 10 Jew al
Smith Benjamin, laborer, 110 Welcome al
Smith "Benjamin, laborer, 27 Arch
Smith Caroline, cook, 7 Tripolet al
Smith Charles, oyster shucker, 126 s Dallas
Smith Charles, mariner, 53 Hampstead •
Smith Charles, laborer, 53 n Dallas
Smith Charles, brickmaker, 36 Greenwillow
Smith Cornelius, drayman, 300 e Fayette
Smith David, brickmaker, 51 s Bethel
Smith Daniel, whitewasher, 4 Temple
Smith Daniel, measurer, 11 Morris al
Smith Dinah, cook, 2 Inloes al
Smith Elizabeth, whitewasher, 79 East
Smith Eliza, laundress, 91 Moore al
Smith Elijah, laborer, 121 s Bethel
Smith Eliza E. V. laundress, 265 L. Hughes
Smith Emily, laundress, 10 L. Moi^ument
Smith Elijah, laborer, 44 L. McElderry
Smith Eliza, 118n Spring
Smith Ellen, cook, 121 Hill
Smith Eliza, laundress, 25 Short
Smith Elizabeth, laundress, 45 Johnson
Smith Edward, stevedore, 26 Slemmer al
Smith Eliza Jane, laundress, 7 St. James
Smith Emily, laundress, 42 Lewis
Smith Frank, laborer, 79 Elbow la
Smith Frances, laundress, 103 Tyson
Smith George, ropemaker, 119 York
Smith George W. laboier, 79 Elbow la
Smith George, drayman, 72 Vine
Smith George, laborer, 4 Hagar's ct
Smith Harriet, dress maker, 16 Mechanic''3 ct
Smith Henry, drayman, 14 Jordan al
Smith Henry, laborer, 167 s Spring
Smith Harriet, 45 Raborg
Smith Hezekiah, drayman, 15 Union al
Smith Henry, waiter, 5 Cross al
Smith Henry, waiter, s e cor Harrison and
Fayette
Smith Hetty, 167 Sarah Ann
Smith Henry, waiter, 4 Peirce
Smith Horace S. waiter, 64 Dover
Smith Henry, coachman, 12 L. Monument
Smith Isaac, laborer, 1 Beal ct
Smith Israel, laborer, 79 Elbow la
Smith Israel, porter, 142 Tyson
Smith Isabella, 43 Clay
Smith Jarnes, porter, 6 s Front
Smith James, laborer, 41 Williamson al
Smith James S. porter, 31 Conway
Smith James, laborer, Hull's lane
Smith James, laborer, 214 s Dallas
Smith James, porter, 3 Jasper
Smith James S. porter, 51 Conway
Smith James, laborer, Gillingham al rear of
Sharp-st. Church
Smith James, barber, 4 Bank la
Smith James, laborer, 38 Carlton
Smith James, coachman, 58 Orchard
Smith Jesse, porter, 149 Hill
Smith Jesse, laborer, 44 Dover
Smith John H. sawyer,- 68 s Dallas
Smith John, waiter, 45 Raborg
Smith John H. coachman, 19 Temple
Smith John H. soldier, 27 King
Smith John H. coachman, 123 St. Paul
Smith John, farmer, 40 King
Smith John, laborer, 26 Vine
Smith John, laborer, 211 L. Hughes
Smith John H. drayman, 82 St. Mary
Smith John, laborer, w Pratt extended
Smith John, 171 s Spring
Smith John, drayman, 16 L. Monument
Smith John W. whitewasher, 229 s Eutaw
Smith John, whip sawyer, 185 s Dallas
Smith John, 49s Dallas
Smith Joseph, porter, 72 East
Smith Joseph, grain runner, 48 Union
Smith Leed, waiter, 12 Eutaw ct
Smith Levin, brickmaker, 45 Johnson
Smith Lydia A. laundress, 51 L. Church
Smith Major, drayman, 38 Greenwillow
Smith Moses, laborer, 91 Gravel al
Smith Maria, 219 Cathedral
Smith Mrs. Maria G. 51 Conway
Smith Margaret, seamstress, 194 n Exeter
Smith Matilda, laundress, 259 Montgomery
Smith Mary, 314 Raborg
Smith Mary, washerwoman, 23 Harmony la
Smith Mary J. laundress, 3 Cider al
Smith Mary, 8 Jordan al
Smith Mary, laundress, 10 L. Monument
rinrJIt";' GIESE, Commission MercUant, for the sale of Floui-, Giaiii, SeeJs, lic.
Roseiidale Ceincitt and Calcined Plaster constantly oi\ hand, 31 Spear's Wliarf.
COLORED PERSONS.
47T
Smith Mrs. Mary, laundress, 185 Dover
Smith Mary E. laundress, 103 Tyson
Smith Mary A. cook, 2 Albert al
Smith Nathaniel, laborer, 124 s Dallas
Smith Nathaniel, drayman, 6 Forrest
Smith Nathaniel, laborer, 210 s Caroline
Smith Nancy, laundreiss, 118 n Spring
Smith Owen, waiter, 2] Rose
Smith Peter M. jr., barber, 51 Conway
Smith Peter, oyster shucker, 285 Cross
Smith Perry, whitewasher, 138 Low
Smith Philip H. porter, 40 China al
Smith Robert, waiter, 8 Jordan al
Smith Robert, laborer, 110 Welcome al
Smith Robert, waiter, 28 Tyson
Smith Robert, mariner, 45 L. Church
Smith Samuel, coachman, 33 Dover
Smith Samuel, laborer, 74 Welcome al
Smith Samuel R. cooper, 198 s Howard
Smith Sarah, 161 s Dallas
Smith Sarah, 3 Swan al
Smith Sarah, laundress, 140 York
Smith Simon,.carter, 71 Orchard
Smith Susan J. laundress, 46 Williamson al
Smith Thomas H. caulker, rear of 74 Holiday
Smith Thomas, laborer, 68 L. Church
Smith Thomas, brickmaker, 45 Johnson
Smith Thomas, fireman, 24 Forrest
Smith Thomas, brickmaker, 86 s Dallas
Smith Thomas, laborer, 1 Stockton al
Smith Thomas, laborer, 95 n Bethel
Smith Thonlas, cook, 140 s Durham
Smith Teresa, 29 Slemmer al
Smith Tilghman, stevedore, 13 Marion
Smith Wm. porter, 46 L. Monument
Smith Wm. H. coachman, 6 Forrest
Smith Wm. restaurant, 112 and 114 Jasper
Smith Wm. H. mariner, 51 L. Church
Smith Wm. hostler, 159 Sarah Ann
Smith Wm. laborer, 347 n Howard
Smith Wm. H. 50 St. Mary
Smith Wm. L. barber, Sharp nr Lexington
Smith Wm. farmer, 163 York
Smith Wm. laborer, 37 Douglass
Smith Wm. H. waiter, 32 Pleasant
Smith Washington, waiter, 42 Union
Smith Wilson » wheelsman, 153 Henrietta
Smothers Edwd. brickmaker, 76 Welcome al
Smothers G. porter, 76 Welcome al
Smothers Henrietta, 76 Welcome al
Smothers Jesse, porter, 30 Dover
Smothers Sarah, laundress, 33 Raborg
Smothers Thomas, rail splitter, 33 Raborg
Snead Anne G. laundress, 2 Plum ■al
Snead Wm. whitewasher, 193 Raborg
Sneed Mrs. Diana, seamstress, 58 Dover
Snell Charles, laborer, 21 Arch
Snell James, teamster, 21 Arch
Snell Mos»s, grain measurer, 37 Williamson
alley
Snowden Caleb, driver, 2 Jordan al
Snowden Harriet A. laundress, 56 L. Monu-
ment
Snowden Hezekiah, waiter, 9 State
. Snowden Lucy, laundress, 2 Dawson al
Snowden Rezin,'243 Dover
Snowden Samuel, mariner, 102 Chesnut
Snowden Samuel, drayman, 142 Hill
Snowden Thomas, laborer, 119 Sarah Ann
Snowden Wm. drayman, 5 Hull's la
Soden Charles, brickmaker, 331 s Howard
Soden Wm. laborer, 331 s Howard
Soil Frances A. nurse, rear of 135 Hill
Soil Rebecca, laundress, rear of ] 35 Hill
Soil Robert, wagoner, rear of 135 Hill
Solman Joseph, laborer, 78 Chesnut
Sollers Mary, laundress, 42 Tyson al
Sommerville Isaac, caulker, 15 Iron al
Sommerville Martha, laundress, 80 Welcome
alley
Sorden Ann, laundress, 79 Jasper
Sorrel! Darius, stevedore, 34 Tyson
Sorrell Henry, laborer, 31 China
Sorrell Henderson, porter, 66 Peirce
Sorrell John, porter, 7 X al
Sorrell McCountry, 51 China al
Sorrell Sarah, seamstress, 103 Hill
Sorrell Stephen, porter, 45 China
Sorrell Walter, mariner, 103. Hill
Sorrell Washington, mariner, 194 Henrietta.
Sorrell Wjnder, porter, 183 Henrietta
Sorrell Wm. porter, Cider al nr Penn
Southcomb Henrietta, 81 Jasper
Southcomb Joseph, laborer, 81 Jasper
South wood John, laborer, 48 Elbow la
Sparrow Anthony, steward, 99 Ea.st
Sparrow Mary, laundress, 131 Welcome al
Sparrow Susanna, laundress, 17 Hull's la
Sparrow Wm. porter, 17 Hull's la
Spawder Emeline, cook, 85 Moore al
Sparks Nicholas, barber, 11 Hamilton
Spence Benj. hod carrier, 81 East
Spence Frisby, grain measurer, 73 Plum
Spence Isaac, brickmaker, 3D6 s Howard
Spence Thomas, waiter, 47 Elbow al
Spencer Betsy, laundress, 3 Grove
Spencer Joseph, grain measurer, 144 Low
Spencer Philip, mariner, 9 Bounty la
Spradley Samuel, mariner, 81 L. Church
Spriddle Jesse, drayman, 175 Henrietta
Spriddle Martin, drayman, 187 Henrietta
Spriddle Mary A. washerwoman, 45 Biddle al
Spriddle Robert, laborer, 65 Plum
Spriddle Mrs. Temperance, seamstress, 45
Lcadenhall
Spuiddle Thomas, drayman, 5 Cecil
Sprigg George, waiter, 96 St. Mary
Sprigg James, drayman, 227 s Eutaw
Sprigg John H. porter, 78 Sarah Ann
Sprigg J. Henry, porter, 24 s Bethel
Spriggs Charles, 76 n Exeter
Spriggs Henrietta, 76 n Exeter
Spi'iggs James, coachman, 26 Forrest
Spriggs James F. barter, 123 S' Fremont, dw
227"s Eutaw
Spriggs Thomas, grain measurer, 125 Stirling
Spriggs Wm. H. waiter, 116 Holiday
Sprouse Henry, mariner, 198 n Exeter
Squirrel Robert, carter, 21 State
Squirrel Wesley, 26 State
Stafford David, carpenter, 188 West
Stanford John, grain measurer, 13 Jew al
Stanley Charles, oyster shucker, 1 Gilhng-
ham al
Stanley Harriet, 30 s Bethel
Stanley Harriet, washerwoman, rear 120
Welcome al
Stanley James, waiter, 72 Morris al
Stanley Samuel, laboter, 33 Wayne
Stanley Eben, stevedore, 56 s Dallas
Stanley Rebecca, 102 s Spring
Stanley Smart, stevedore, 81 n Spring
Stanley Wm. whitewasher, 92 Stiles
Stansbury Daniel, laborer. Pleasant 1 door
from North
Stansbury George, brickmaker, 67 Dover
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COLORED PERSONS.
Stansbury Isaac, laborer, 3 Herring's ct
Stansbuiy James, sawyer, 141 York
St. James (African) Church, s e cor Saratoga
and North
Stansbury Moses, laborer, 3 Bankert al
Stansbury Mrs. Maria, 135 Stirling
Stansbury Nancy, laundress, 119 Welcome al
Starr Henry, 6 Morris al
Stateman James, farmer, 254 Raborg
Stayton Wm. boatman, 270 Montgomery
Steadham Philip, cooper, 87 Burgundy al
Stephens Alexander, caulker, 201 Eastern av
Stevens Ann, rag picker, rear of 218 s Caroline
Stevens Benjamin, hostler, 182 Tyson
Stevens Jacob, laborer, 187 s Bethel
Stevens John, laborer, 6 Wagon al
Stevens John, laborer, 216 Raborg
Stevens James, waiter, 38 Haw
Stevens Perry, steward, 15,Philpot al
Stevenson Mary, cook, 222 L. Hughes
Stevenson Susan, laundress, 24 Watson
Stevenson Solomon, miller, 140 Spring
Stewart Anna, laundress, Albert al
Stewart Mrs. Ann, 6 Clarkson al
Stewart Benjamin, shoemaker, 108 Orchard
Stewart David, drayman, 16 Hull's la
Stewart Daniel, hostler, Penna. av
Stewart Ellen, laundress, 9 State
Stewart Enoch, grocer, 221 Hamburg, dw 213
Stewart Eliza, laundress, 39 s Dallas
Stewart Ellis, laborer, 59 n Dallas
Stewart Frederick, porter, 35 Tyson
Stewart George, porter, 194 York
Stewart Hannah, laundress, 23 Union
Stewart Henry, waiter, 107 Chesnut
Stewart Isaac, 120 Holiday
Stewart Isaiah, carter, 53 Union
Stewart John, wood sawyer, 7 Water's row
Stewajt Joseph J. steward, 47 Raborg
Stewart Julia, laundress, 194 York
Stewart Louis, wagoner, 82 Morris al
Stewart Louisa, laundress, 80 Welcome al
Stewart Louisa, laundress, 37 Chesnut al
Stewart Lizzie, laundress, 37 Chesnut al
Stewart Lewis, hay huckster, 53 Union
Stewart Margaret, 'll5 Harford av
Stewart Maria, 166 n Front
Stewart Mary Ann, 295 Hamburg
Stewart Philip, porter, 170 Mullikin
Stewart Robert, laborer. 30 Biddle al
Stewart Sarah, laundress, 117 York
Stewart Sarah, laundress, 56 Williamson al
Stewart Thomas, porter, 47 St. Paul
Stewart Violetta, 206 Raborg
Stewart Wm. teamster, 201 Vine
Stewart Wm. carter, 55 Williamson al
Stewart Wm. woodsawyer, Pearl al
St. Benedict's Catholic school, 83 Bank
St. Francj^ (colored) School, Richmond, op-
posite Park
St. Francis (colored) Sisters of Providence,
48 Richmond
St. James (Episcopal colored church,) s e cor
North and Saratoga
St. Thomas Protestant Methodist Church,
Chesnut betw Hiilen and French
Strieker Peter, drayman, 77 Josephine
Strieker Samuel, laborer, 89 Hill
Strickland iSamuel, mariner, 30 Burgundy al
Stiner Henry, blacksmith, 20Greenwillow
Stocks Henry, laborer, 2 Half Moon al
Stokes Henry, woodsawyer, 81 French
Stout Emory, blacksmith, 66 East
Stubbs Ellen, laundress, 42 n Sharp
Stump Margaret, 48 Lewis
Stover Louis, laborer, 7 Hagar's ct
Sudgicks Daniel, carter, 243 L. Hughes
Sue Edward, laborer, 31 Douglas
Sugar Benjamin, laborer, 60 Carlton
Sullivan Elizabeth, tailoress, 147 Low
Sullivan Henry, 107 s Spring
Sullivan Joshua, laborer, 75 Elbow la
Sullivan John, drayman, 45 East
Summer Isaac, caulker, 15 Iron al
Summerville Margaret, laundress, 15 Wayne
Summerville Robert, bartender, 25 Elbow la ,
Suter Benjamin, teamster, 14 s Liberty
Suter Eliza, laundress, 14 s Liberty
Suter Washington, mariner, 14 s Liberty
Sutton Gabriel, grain runner, rear of 135 Hill
Sutton John, brickmaker, Chesnut
Sutton Mary A. laundress, 13 Raborg
Sutton Richard, whitewasher, 4 Fulton ai
Swann Amelia, laundress, ]36 n Spring
Sye Charles, grain runner, 84 Burgundy al
Sye James, drayman, Welcome al nr. Sharp
Syer James, drayman, 107 Welcome al
Sythe Edward, waiter, 98 St. Paul
Tabbs Benj. coachman, 7 Ross
TabbsMary, laundress, 43 Park
Talbott Albert, waiter, 30 Perry
Talbott Anne, cook, 175 n Paca
Talbott Chas. waiter, 15 Arch
Talbott Samuel, laborer, 168 York
Tallbott John, carter, 145s Durham
Tally Jas. E. laborer, 76 Cider al
Tarter Henry H. porter, 208 w Fayette
Tarter Henry H. porter, 29 Ross
Tasco Frank, porter, 6 Painters ct
Tasker Joseph, hostler, 3 Dawson al
Tate Mary, cook, 2 Bradenbaugh al
Tate Simon, drayman, 26 Holland
Tawney James, laborer, 11 St. Jamea
Taylor Abram, caulker, 70 s Dallas
Taylor Alfred, laborer, 100 n Spring
Taylor Chas. waiter, 51 L. Monument
Taylor Chas. carpenter, 318 Montgomery
Taylor Cassie, laundress, 8 Welsh al
Taylor Charlotte, laundress, 22 French
Taylor David, laborer, 61 L. Monument
Taylor Edward, porter, 80 s Dallas
Taylor Eliza, cook, 251 Montgomery
Taylor Eliza, 136 Mechanics ct
Taylor Ehzabeth, 262 Raborg
Taylor Gasberry, laborer, 93 n Bethel
Taylor Geo. W. laborer, 88 n Spring •.
Taylor Geo. laborer, 214»L. Hughes
Taylor Geo. 3 Vine
Taylor Geo. W. whitewasher, 33 Jordan al
Taylor Henry P. waiter, 5 South la
Taylor Henry, laborer, 40 Clay
Taylor Isaac, restaurant, 63 Saratoga
Taylor Isaac, cook, 35 Jefferson
Taylor James F. grain measurer, 290 s How-
ard
Taylor John, laborer, 228 Hanover
Taylor John, drayman, 51 L. Monument
Taylor John, caulker, 4 Forrest
Taylor Joseph, waiter, 112 Holiday
Taylor Kittic, laundress, 257 Montgomery
Taylor Lewis, caulker, 6 Herring ct
Taylor Marillor, laundress, 21 L. Monument
Taylor Mary J. huckstress, 149 Low
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and I<lfc Insurance Agent anil Broker. Agtnt
Benefit lAfe Ingnrance Co., Jfewark^ If. J.," 89 Second Street.
Mutual
COLORED PERSONS.
4Y9
Taylor Mary, laundress, 32 L. Monument
Taylor Milly A. laundress, 24 Haw
Taylor Moses, laborer, 15 Biddle ct
Taylor Rachel, 158 s Bethel
Taylor Rachel, 135 s Bethel
Taylor Richard, hod carrier, 5 Dawson al
Taylor Robert, mariner, 32 Wayne
Taylor Samuel, laborer, 110 Sarah Ann
Taylor Thomas, laborer, 112 n Dallas
Taylor Wm. bricklayer, 46 Peirce
Taylor Wm. A mariner, 31 Rose
Taylor Wm. F. caulker, 53 s Dallas
Teakle Geo. drayman, 62 Welcome al
Teakle Henry, waiter, 106 Tyson
Tender Eliza, laundress, 44 ^ouglass
Tellman Nathan, whitewasher, 119 n Spring
Tenney Geo, cook, 5 Salisbury al
Test Harriet, laundress, 52 Lewis
Thomas Abraham, 161 Sarah Ann
Thomas Adam, caulker, 109 s Bethel
Thomas Anne, seamstress, 2 Leadenhall
Thomas Benj. sawyer, 64 L. Church
Thomas Benj. waiter, 321 n Howard
Thomas Caroline, washerwoman, 12 Tyson
Thomas Charles, whip sawyer, 26 s Dallas
Thomas Chas. M. waiter, 47 State
Thomas Chloe, cook, 61 Cross
Thomas David, caulker, 15 Herring's ct
Thomas David, porter, 82 L. Church
Thomas David, Wilmore al
Thomas Deborah, laundress, 37 Tyson al
Thomas Edward, drayman, 23 Chma
Thomas Eliza, washerwoman, 38 Haw
Thomas Elizabeth, chambermaid, 167 York
Thomas Emily, 215 Hamburg
Thomas Ephraim, laborer, 64 s Dallas
Thomas Francis, cook, 2 Leadenhall
Thomas Frederick, grain measurer, 31 Booth
Thomas Gariah, carter, 58 Sarah Ann
Thomas Garrison, grain measurer, 261 Mont-
gomery
Thomas Geo. teamster, 62 Sarah Ann
Thomas Hazel, drayman, 31 Raborg
Thomas Henry, laborer, 52 Park
Thomas Henrietta, laundress, 1 Ulrick
Thomas Hezekiah, barber, 5 Ross
Thomas Isaac, hostler, 85 French
Thomas James, caulker, 11 s Dallas
Thomas James H. laborer, 64 L. Church
Thomas James, brickmaker, 333 s Howard
Thomas John, laborer, 81 s Dallas
Thomas John, brickmaker, 18 Wagon al
Thomas John, brickmaker, rear of 81 Watson
Thomas John, grain measurer, 142 York
Thomas John, drayman, 70 Elbow la
Thomas John, drayman, 32 Peach al
Tho'mas John, fireman, 65 Plum
Thomas John, drayman, 32 China
Thomas John, sawyer, 5 Ross
Thomas Joseph, feed, 209 s Howard
Thomas Joseph, laborer, 72 Burgundy al
Thomas Julia, laundress. 111 n Dallas
Thomas Leah, 45 n Sharp
Thomas Levin, wagoner. Park nr. Lexington
Thomas Margaret, 204 s Durham
Thomas Mary, 111 Low
Thomas Mary, 25 State
Thomas Mary, cook, 130 York
Thomas Paul, waiter, 25 State
Thomas Perry, porter, 36 Chesnut
Thomas Perry, mariner, 33 State
Thomas Rachel, 15 Park
Thomas Richard, brickmaker, 75 Leadenhall
J, HENRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, fbr the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, <Sah
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster conetnutly on liand, 31 Spear's WThaxt.
Thomas Sarah, laundress, 168 Tyson
Thomas Seth, 233 Orleans
Thomas Shadrach, teamster, 6 Cecil
Thomas Solomon, laborer, 210 s Caroline
Thomas Stephen, laborer, 12 Greenwillow
Thomas Thomas, laborer, 5 George al
Thomas Thomas, mariner, 212 s Durham
Thomas Thomas, laborer, 20 s Dallas
Thomas Walter, fireman, 22 Wayne
Thomas Wesley, laborer, 78 Burgundy al
Thomas Wm. caulker, 160 s Dallas
Thomas Wm. H. stevedore, 38 Lewis
Thomas Wm. laborer, 10 Stockton al
Thomas Wm. drayman, 43 n Sharp
Thomas Wm.. drayman, 6 Temple
Thomas Wm. G. drayman, 106 St. Mary
Thomas Wm. caulker, 109 s Bethel
Thompson Alexander, hod carrier, Paitter-
son's la
Thompson Amarilla, herbalist, 20 Short
Thompson Amelia, laundress, 47 s Howard
Thompson Andrew, caulker, 252 s Dallas
Thompson Anna, huckstress, 12 Reese al
Thompson Catherine, laundress, 209 Dover
Thompson Charles Alex, mariner, 84 Marion
Thompson Charles, press feeder, 91 North
Thompson Daniel, cooper, 120 Stirling
Thompson Diana, huckstress, Patapsco alley
near Charles
Thompson Elizabeth, laundress,243 L.Hughes
Thompson George, sawyer, 63 Jasper
Thompson Henry, laborer, 215 Hamburg
Thompson Henry, laborer, 224 Chesnut al
Thompson Isaac, grain runner, 42 L. Pleasant
Thompson Isaiah, hostler, 15 Mechanic's ct .
Thompson James, porter, 91 Chesnut
Thompson James, engineer, 91 North
Thompson James, waiter, 231 s Eutaw
Thompson John, porter, 321 n Howard
Thompson John, porter, 68 Welcome»al
Thompson John, blacksmith, 103 King
Thompson John H. laborer, 64 Welcome al
Thompson John W. H. waiter, 63 Jasper
Thompson John, sailor, 97 s Bethel
Thompson Joseph, brick moulder, 243 Little
Hughes
Thompson Joshua, drayman, 39 Douglas
Thompson Joshua, waiter, rear of 47 King
Thompson Lewis, 27 Harmony la
Thompson Lucy, 120 s Spring
Thompson Margaret, seamstress, 7 Hammond
alley
Thompson Mary A. 13 Herring ct
Thompson Mary A. huckstress, Patapsco al.
near Charles
Thompson Melinda, 44 Marion
Thomi)son M. chambermaid, 121 Hill
Thohipson Nicholas, tavern, 34 w Lombard,
dw 127 Baltimore
Thompson R. laborer, 230 Hanover
Thompson Rosina, 91 North
Thompson Wesley, laborer, 44 Haw
Thompson Wm. laborer, 13 Jordan al
Thompson Wm. grain runner, 103 King
Thompson Willis, steward, 32 Forrest
Thompson Wm. mariner, 44 Marion
Thom[)son Wm. H. barber, 63 Chatsworth
Thornton Mary A. 59 Davis
Tidens Elizabeth, seamstress, 189 Henrietta
Tidings Wm. porter, 41 Arch
Tiernan Patrick H. barber, 66 Chatsworth
Tiernan Patrick, clothing repairer, 66 Chats-
worth
480
COLORED PERSONS.
Tilbert Francis, laborer, 101 Low
Tilgliman Arthur, lal)orer, 57 s Dallas
Tilghinan David, oyster shucker, 210 Ham-
burg
Tilghman Eliza, dressmaker, 186 Harford av
Tilghman Henry, drayman, 17 Short
Tilghman James H. laborer, 38 n Sharp
Tilghman James H. laborer, Spruce al
Tilghman John, laborer, 14 Lewis
Tilghman John, grain measurer, 210 Hamburg
Tilghman John, laborer, rear of 147 York
Tilghman Joseph, coachman, 187 Chatsworth
Tilghman Michael, laborer, 64 East
Tilghman Wm. grain measurer, 207 Hamburg
Tilghman Wm. grain measurer, 142 York
Tilghman Wm. laborer, 12 Lester ct
Tilghman Wm. boatman, 22 Forrest
Tillman Nathaniel, whitewasher, 8 Short
Tilson Theodore, oyster shucker, 211 Ham-
burg
Timmons Thomas, boatman, 31 Jew al
Tightman Otto, laborer, 57 n Dalla.s
Tittle Marv J. chambermaid, 194 Henrietta
Todefield Wm. 5 Short
Tolson Betsey, laundress, 9 X al
Tolson Daniel, grain measurer, 30 Peach al
Tolson Daniel, porter, Hamburg near Leaden-
hall
Tolson Eliza, cook, 9 X al
Tolson Emory, carter, 182 s Howard
Tolson James, carter, 73 L. Church
Tolson James H. grain measurer, 225 Dover
Tolson John, grain runner, 182 s Howard
Tolson Perry, waiter, 243 Dorer
Tolson Wm. grain runner, 182 s Howard
Tompkins Eliza, cook, 83 Moore's al
Tona Nathan, laborer, 4 s Dallas
Toodles Simon, porter, 10 Cecil
Toogood Edward, huckster, 110 n Central ar
Toogood Henry, laborer, 115 Elbow la
Toogood IVIrs. Julia, laundress, 86 Dover
Toogood Mary, hnfkstress, 73 Welcome al
Toogood Philip, h borer, 124 Cider al
Toogood Priscilla, laundress, 50 Haw
Toomey Josiah H. G. barber, 13 s Calvert, dw
70 Vine
Topraan Charles, drayman, 50 Union
Topping Rebecca, 223 w Biddle
Trader Henry, whitewasher, Beale's ct
Travers Eilward, sexton, 243 s Howard
Travers Ephjaim, laborer, 206 Hamburg
Travers Francis, caulker, 89 Lcadenhall
Travers Isabella, 15 Wayne ct
Travers James, fruit dealer, 132 Central av
Travers John, laborer, 165 York
Travers Joseph, cutler, 16 Short
Travers Joseph, brass finisher, 13 Short
Travers Levis, coachman, 46 East
Travers Robert, mariner, 202 s Dallas
Ti'avers Samuel, 156 s Spring
Travers Wm. oyster shucker, 142 York
Travis Frank, drayman, 253 Montgomery
Travis Hester, laudrcss, 289 s Eutaw
Travis Mary J. cook, 8 Short al., F. H.
Travis Rebecca, seamstress, 253 Montgomery
Tripp Chas. D. grain measurer, 112 Henrietta
Tripp Harrison, porter, 115 Sarah Ann
Tripp Richard, drayman, 83 Union
Tripp Samuel, grain iTioasurer, 152 York
Truitt Ambrose, dravman, 347 n Howard
Truitt Elizabeth, cook, 13 Cecil .
Truly Levi, 14 Morris al
Trusty Henry, whitewasher, 46 Jefferson
Trusty John T. whitewasher, 130 Stirling
Trusty Jonathan, stevedore, 190 s Bethel
Trusty Saml. sexton Sharp st. burial ground,
colored, 134 Stirling
Tubman Evans, stevedore, 12 Salisbury al
Tubman George, hod carrier, 34 s Dallas
Tubman Hannah, 17 Herring's ct
Tubman Jerry, whip sawyer, 38 Hill
Tubman John T. stevedore, 76 Stiles
Tucker James, sawyer, 91 Sarah Ann
Tucker Jas. H. laborer, 38 L. Monument
Tucker Wm. H. laborer, 91 Sarah Ann
Tunis Wm. brickmaker, 89 Sarah Ann
Tuomey Harrick, 78 Orchard
Turner Chas. oyster shucker, 59 Burgundy al
Turner Elizabeth, 49 Burgundy al
Turner Ellison, laborer, 64 L. Church
Turner Frances, laundress, 7 Aisquith
Turner Francis M. waiter, Eldon hall
Turner James, laborer, 74 Holiday
Turi>er James H. drayman, 123 Low
Turner Nancy, 630 Penna av
Turner Thomas, grain measure)-, 18 Short al
Turr>er Thomas, mariner, 196 s Howard
Turn-er Wm. oysterman, 47 Jefferson-
Turner Wm. laborer, 115 Elbow la
Turner Wm. sawyer, 10 Herring's ct
Turpin Eliza, laundress, 231 L. Hu;^he3
Tusmey James, coffee roaster, 38 King
Tycer John, drayman, rear of 187 L. Hughea
Tydings John, watchmaker, 113 Orchard
Tyler Alice, house cleaner. Mechanic's ct
Tyler Chas. brickmaker, 2 Dawson al
Tyler John H. brickmaker, 45 Johnson
Tyler Thomas, laborer, 41 Williamson al
Tyler Wm. steward, Leadenhall nr. Hamburg
Typen Morris, laborer, 195 King
Tyson Wm. T. waterman, 140 Hill
U
Uell Thomas, waiter, 110 Henrietta
Umphries Mary A. laundress, 24 Leadenhall
Uncles Isaac H. blacksmith, 9 Gillingham al
Union Baptist Ciiurch, Lewis near Orleans
Valentine John, drayman, 10 Salisbury al
Valentine Henry, waiter, 165 Henrietta'
Vandiford Deborah, laundress, 18 Tyson
Vanochey Joseph, 104 Tyson
Vincent Isaac, grain measurer, 67 Johnson
Vincent Sarah J. laundress, 67 Johnson
Vodery Nathaniel, seaman, 211 s Bethel
W
Waddy Addis dm S. porter, 1S2 Light
Wnddy Addison, drayman, 59 China
Walker Benj. carpenter, 7 Reese al
Walker Mrs. Elizabeth, 203 Hamburg
Walker Henry, grain measurer, 6 Leadenhall
Walker James, waiter, 106 North
Walker John H mariner, 21 Sarah Ann
Walker John, mariner, 165 n Dallas
Walker John, mariner, 5 Philpot
Walker Joseph, carter, 63 Sarah Ann
Walker Mary J. laundress, 17 State
Walker Richard, laborer, 201 Hamburg
Walker Robert, drayman, 46 Lewis
Walker Teresa, washer and ironer, 17 Marion
Walker Wm. soldier, 101 s Bethel
GEO. S. PAGE' Jli nRO'., ManuiHcturerg of Roofs and Rooniis Materials, IH Smltli's
I Wluuff. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
COLORED PERSONS.
48t
"Wallace Ann, 200 s Bethel
Wallace David, carter, 635 Penna. ar
T^allace David, carter, 76 Chesnut
Wallace Garrison, brickmaker, 3 Dawson al
Wallace Greenbury, brickmaker, 8 Haw
Wallace Henry A. huckster, 35 Plum al
Wallace Henrietta, laundress, Jefferson-st ct
Wallace Isabella, laundress, 186 Henrietta
Wallace Jacob, drayman, 88 Cider al
Wallace James H. scourer, 20 Jefferson ct
Wallace John W. brickmaker, 71 Leadenhall
Wallace John, laborer, 2 Fulton al
Wallace Kate, 14 Short al
Wallace Lemuel, fisherman, 177 s Dallas
Wallace Richard, laborer, 251 s Eutaw
Wallis Stephen, brickmaker, 78 Watson
Wally Richard, grain runner, 2 Walnut al
Walters Gilbert, mariner, 1 Douglas
Walters Israel, laborer, rear of 47 King
Walters Mary, 144 s Durham
Walters Mary L. 176 s Dallas
Walton Caroline, laundress, 22 Union
Walton Hester A. laundress, 17 Walnut al
Walton Mary J. confectionery, 78 East
Walton John H. drayman, 79 East
Walton Lucy, laundress, 30 Vine
Wangers H. Jenkins, porter, 287 Hamburg
Ward Alexander, sawyer, 92 Chesnut
Ward Charles, waiter, 41 State
Ward Charles, oyster shucker, 1 Marion
Ward Daniel, oysterman, 59 Carlton
Ward Harriet, laundress, 89 Gravel al
Ward Perry, wagoner, 92 Chesnut
Ward Sophia, laundress, 41 State
Ward Wm. W. steward, 7 Painter's ct
Ware John, drayman, 109 Welcome al
Warfield Ann, laundress, 23 Dauglas
Warfield Adam, stevedore, 204 s Dallas
Warren Adam, whitewasher, 94 Dover
Warren Joseph, whitewasher, 64 Moore al
Warren Milly, 46 L. Church
Warren Washington, laborer, 62 Welcome al
Warfield Wm. H. laborer, 19 Chesnut al
Warrick James, drayman, 84 Moore al
Warner Isaac, farmer, Jefferson nr Van Bu-
ren. Homestead
Warner Jacob, waiter, 160 East
Warner Robert, whitewasher, 303 s Howard
Warner Elijah, drayman, 13 Eutaw ct
Warrington John, mariner, 7 L. Church
Warwick Harriet, cook, 27 Jordan ai
Washington Chas. H. drayman, 100 St. Mary
Washington Felix, brickmaker, Leadenhall nr
Hamburg
Washington Frederick, drayman, 42 n Dallai
Washington George, laborer, 21 Arch
Washington George, laborer, 11 Che«nut
Washington George, wagoner, 128 Dover
Washington George, mariner, 31 Guilford al
Washington George, soldier, 65 Sarah Ann
Washington Joshua, porter, 69 Union
Washington Lewis, drayman, 81 n Spring
Washington Richard, porter, 100 St. Mary
Water Benjamin, waiter, 31 n Howard
Water Jerry H. porter, 30 Elbow la
Waters Chapel, (colored,) Spring bet Jeffer-
son and McElderry
Waters Edward, coachman, 51 L. Monument
Waters Elizabeth, washerwoman, 14 n Dallas
Waters Elizabeth, seamstress, 107 Tyson
Waters Elisha, drayman, 16 s Dallas
Waters Eliza, 24 s Dallas
Waters George, brickmaker, rear 64 Mulberry
Waters George, mariner, 212 L. Hughes
Waters Hannah, 196 Raborg
Waters Henry, boatman, 131 s Spring
Waters Isaac, waiter, 8 State
Waters James, waiter, 173 Tyson
Waters Lavinia, 51 n Dallas
Waters Major, huckster, 133 York
Waters Philip, carter, 28 Booth
Waters Preston, grain runner, 49 L. Pleasant
Waters Spencer, hod carrier, 11 Cecil
Waters Wm. drayman, 108 Harford av
Waters Wm. waiter, 8 State
Waters Wm. waiter, 2H Dover
Waters Wm. H. laborer, 340 n Howard
Watkins Andrew, soldier, 5 Spring GafdenaT
Watkins Daniel, hod carrier, 10 Cecil
Watkins Edward, steward, 15 Haw
Watkins Emanuel, 2 Bethel ct
Watkins George, teacher, 24 Tessier
Watkins George, drayman, 108 North
Watkins Isaac B. laborer, 10 Richmond
Watkins James, laborer, 3 Spring Garden ar
Watkins John D. laborer, 5 Moore al
Watkins John, laborer, 288 Raborg
Watkins Joseph, 108 Jasper
Watkins Joseph, drayman, 3 St. James
Watkins Mary, laundress, 9 Harmony la
Watkins Samuel, whitewasher, 27 Union
Watkins Thomas, porter, 86 Stiles
Watkins Wesley, 108 Jasfior
Watson John, butcher, 36 Walnut al
Watts Alexander, brickmaker, 208 Hamburg
Watts Ann, nurse, 100 Henrietta
Watts Ann M. laundress, 81 L. Church
Watts David, farmer, 163 York
Watts Harriet, laundress, 32 Haw
Watts Henry, wagoner, 41 Park
Watts Ignatius, laborer, 103 Jasper
Watts James, porter, 4 Ivy al
Watts Jeremiah, porter, 317 s Howard
Watts John, cook, 178 s Bi-thel
Watts Nelson, sawyer, 79 L. Cnurch
Wayman Rev. Alexander, 95 North
Wayman Rev. Robert F. 133 s Dallas
Wealthy John, sawyer, 4 s Eden
Weary Jeremiah, drayman. 317 s Howard
Weaver Harriet, 56 Davis
Weaver John, barber, 70 Vine
Weaver Thomas, porter, 291 Hamburg
Weaver Wm. stevedore, 221 s Howard
Webb Brisco, mariner, 17 Philpot
Webb Catilla, washerwoman, 11 Hagar's ct
Webb George, waiter, 75 Arch
Webb Harrison, school teacher, 21 Neighbor
Webb Rev. Harrison, 10 Low
Webb Margaret, laundrtss, 40 Low
Webb Mary, seamstress, 40 Low
Webb Peter, coachman, 15 Harrison
Webb Rachel A. 51 Carlton
Webb Wm. stevedore, 221 • Howard
Webster Aquilla, cigar maker, 71 Saratoga
Webster David, waiter, 48 St. Mary
Webster Georgianna, laundress, 35 Burgun-
dy alley
Webster Isaac, porter, 239 S' Howard
Webster Joseph, laborer, 307 s Howard
Webster Martha A. cook, 3 Cider al
Webster Sophia, laundress, 183 Dover
Webster Wm. mariner, 205 Hamburg
Webster Rosanna, laundress, Stump alley, nr
Conway
Weeden Ellen, 250 L. Hughes
Weeden John H. soldier, 250 L. Hughes
Vm. p. UTEBV, Slixrinc, Flr« and lilfe Iitavrmae* Agent and Broker. Ag^cnt ^aiuttud
Bentrfit L4ft IzMitMaM Co., ]V«w»lC IT. J.." 89 S«cond Str*«t.
31
482
COLORED PERSONS.
Weeks Benj. F. waiter, 70 Burgundy al
Weeks Burton, grain measurer, 272 s Howard
Weeks Caleb, laborer, 146 n Dallas
Weeks Celia, cook, 2 Arcade al
Weeks Eleanora, laundress, rear of 26 Raborg
Weeks John H. drayman, 30 Vine
Weeks Mary V. 70 Burgundy al
Weeks Patience, 29 Jew al
Weil Henrietta, huckstress, 90 L. Church
Weil James, cook and steward, 12 Douglas
Weiser Theodore, laborer, 3 Hagar's ct
Welch Elizabeth, 73 Burgundy al
Welch Joseph, caulker, 30 s Dallas
Welch Joseph, grain measurer, 50 Sarah Ann
Wells Elizabeth, laundress, 6 Boyd
Wells George, carter, 38 n Spring
Wells George M. laborer, 279 s Eutaw
Wells George P. steward, 75 Dorer
Wells Henrietta, 61 Orchard
Wesley John, carter, 71 Leadenhall
Wesley John, waiter, 25 Clay
Wesley Thomas W. herb doctor, 48 Moore al
Wesley Wm. brickmaker, 47 Burgundy al
Wesley Wm. laborer, 2 Albert al
West Anthony, whitewasher, 138 Sarah Ann
West George, laborer, 69 Sarah Ann
West Hanson, laborer, 98 St. Mary
West James L. 2 X al
Western Chapel, Diyision near Baltimore
Weston Peter, coachman. 53 State
Wever Warner, laborer, 322 Hamburg
Wey Thomas, laborer, 21 Jenkins la
Wheatley Edward, mariner, 303 Eastern av
Wheaiiey Levin, mariner, 138 s Caroline
Wheatley Fanny, 3 Edward
Wheatley Henry, whitewasher, 45L. Pleasant
Wheeler Andrew, drayman, 160 s Eutaw
Wheeler Charles, ftirm laborer, 29 Jew al
Wheeler David, brickmaker, 157 York
Wheeler Isaiah, laborer, 28 Short
Wheeler James, laborer, 86 Leadenhall
Wheeler James, whitewasher, 68 Orchard
Wheeler Joseph, confectioner, 10 Short
Wheeler Mary Ann, 40 Jordan al
Wheeler Mary, laundress, 10 Short
Wheeler Richard, brickmaker, 217 s Durham
Wheeler Rosetta, laundress, 25 Walnut al
Wheeler Susan, 36 Jefferson
Whetts Nancy, 11 China
Whitaker James, laborer, 22 s Dallas
White Asbury, caulker, Granby nr s Exeter
White Caroline, dressmaker, Granby near s
Exeter
White Charles, porter, 7 Saratoga ct
White Charles W. drayman, 313 s Eutaw
White Daniel, caulker, 115 s Bethel
White Galen, carter, 208 Dover
White Harriet, laundress, rear of 40 Hill
White Henry," drayman, 181 s Dallas
White Isaac, 63 n Dallas
White James, porter, 6 Vine
White James W. 288 s Howard
White John, hod carrier, 110 Sarah Ann
White John, caulker, 78 s Spring
White John, oyslerinan, 3 Philpot al
White Joseph, caulker, 4 s Durham
White Levi, huckster, 43 Guilford al
White Mary, 394 n Gay
White Mary, 15 Douglass
White Richard, caulker, 4 Chesnut
While Robert, laborer, 10 Lester ct
White Samuel, laborer, 107 King
White Susan, laundress, 32 L. Monument
White Thomas, barber, Tyson, dw 106 Jasper
White Wm. caulker, 172 s Dallas
White Wm. laborer, rear of 98 Chesnut
White Wm, laborer, 219 Vine
While Wm. H. coachman, 92 Dover
White Ruth, 67 Davis
White Wm. V. laborer, 92 Holiday
Whittinglon Ellen, 108 s Chapel
Whittington George, 50 Williamson al
Whittington Gracey, 93 North
Whittington Stephen, 50 Williamson al
Whittington Wm. carter, 45 Moore al
Wicks Abraham, porter, 17 Plover al
Wicks Augusta, laundress, 27 Ross
Wicks Elizabeth, laundress, 27 Ross
Wilkins Geo. W. laborer, 32 Burgundy al
Wilkins John, porter, 8 Low
Wilkinson John, mariner, 106 s Bethel
Wilkinson Wm. porter, 79 Welcome al
Wilks, Edmund, porter, 15 Jew al
Wilks Mary, cook, 210 Hamburg
Wilks Wm. porter, 6 Sarah Ann
Wilks Wm. E. cooper, 7 Saratoga
Willet Wm. porter, 123 Welcome al
Williams Abraham, 177 Mullikin
Williams Alexander, cook, 33 Forrest
Williams Alex, laborer, 80 Burgundy al
Williams Alex, waiter, 33 Forrest
Williams Alfred, 4 McElderry's ct
Williams Amelia, 596 Saratoga
Williams Amelia, huckster, 44 Forrest
Williams Andrew, cook, 81 Burgundy al
Williams Ann M. cook, 120 Jasper
Williams Ann, seamstress, 181 Henrietta
Williams Annie, 169 s Durham
Williams Anthony, pedler, 14 Leadenhall
Williams Archibald, hay, 19 Tessier
Williams Arnold, fireman, 12 Dawson al
Williams Benj. fisherman, 14 Fish Market sp
Williams Caroline, 23 L. Monument
Williams Charles, coachman, 23 L. Monu-
ment
Williams Charles, waiter, 8 Patapsco, av
Williams Charles E. laborer, 17 Cider al
Williams Charles, laborer, 31 Guilford al
Williams David, waiter, 5 Eutaw ct
W^illiams David, laborer, 129 Tyson
Williams Elias, whitewasher, 60 s Dallas
'Williams Eliza, washerwoman, 45 n Sharp
Williams Eliza, laundress, Chesnut al near
Pine .
Williams Elizabeth, laundress, 27 Biddle al
Williams Eliza, 15 Tyson al
Williams Edward, coachman, 101 Jasper
Williams Edward, carter, 41 Burgundy al
Williams Elizabeth, washerwoman, 81 Grav-
el al
Williams George, shoemaker, 8 Cohen al
Williams George E. waiter, 23 L. Monument
Williams George H. laborer, 4 X al
Williams George, drayman, 12 Elbow la
Williams George, drayman, 62 St. Mary
Williams George, 48 Elbow la
Williams George, 26 Raborg
Williams George, laborer, 10 Temple
Williams Harriet, laundress, 55 Walnut al
Williams Flarriet, washerwoman, 5 Eutaw ct
Williams Harriet, 46 Tyson
Williams Harriet, laundress, 241 s Howard
Williams Henry, hackman, 14 Low
Williams Henry, laborer, 32 Shakpear
Williams Henry, laborer, 1 Fenna av
Williams Henry, soldier, 72 Josephine
J. HESRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for tlie »ale of FJonr, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roaeudtae Cement and CaXein«d PlMter constonUy on hand, 31 9p«ar'a Wharf.
COLOKED PERSONS.
48^
Williams Hannah, 2 Jordan al
Williams Henry, steward, 54 Short
Williams Henry, laborer, 71 East
Williams Henry, carter, 127 n Spring
Williams Hester, laundress, Stone alley, near
Biddle
Williams Hope, porter, 241 s Howard
Williams Horace, mariner, 36 Davis
Williams Jacob, laborer, 96 Elbow la
Williams James, brickmaker, 28 Booth
Williams James, waiter, 18 Jasper
Williams James, drayman, 108 Scott
Williams James, drayman, 14 Sarah Ann
Williams James A. whitewa'sher, 58 Perry
Williams James, porter, 116 Hill
Williams James, carter, 381 Harford av ex-
tended
Williams Jesse, drayman, 221 Dover
Williams John, 20 Biddle al
Williams John G. barber, 179 York
Williams John B. waiter, 64 Dover
Williams John, driver, Dewberry al n'r Bal-
timore
Williams John W. mariner, 54 s Dallas
Williams John, laborer, 90 Central av
Williams John W. stevedore, 26 Slemmer al
Williams John J. barber. 247 Light
Williams John, wagoner, 78 Forrest
Williams John, laborer, 19 Marion
Williams Joseph, 28 Edward
Williams Joshua, grain runner, 34 Vine
Williams Josiah, fireman, 137 York
Williams Julia, cook, 12 Chesnut al
Williams Julia Ann, 8 Patapsco av
Williams Julia, laundress, 176 York
Williams Kesiah, laundress, 3 Arbor al
Williams Kitty, 35 L. Monument
Williams Leah, washerwoman, 4 Jew al
Williams Leah, laundress, 11 Eutaw ct
Williams Lewis, woodsawyer, 4 Bethel ct
Williams Lloyd, oyster shucker, 60 Vine
Williams Louis, laborer, 70 Chesnut
Williams Louisa, laundress, 5 Bankert al
Williams Lydia, laundress, 46 Orchard
Williams Louisa, laundress, 133 s Spring
Williams Louisa, washerwoman , 136 n Spring
Williams Margaret, laundress, 55 Biddle al
Williams Martha, Necessity al
Williams Mary, confectionery, 134 n Caroline
Williams Mary, laundress, 190 Stirling
Williams Maey Jane, chambermaid, 138 York
Williams Mary, laundress, 15 Cecil
Williams Matilda, laundress, 224 Hanover
Williams Monemia, 46 Tyson
Williams Mrs. Nancy, cook, 48 Elbow la
Williams Noah, tool sharpener, 30 Dover
Williams Priscilla, nurse, 13 Jasper
Williams Richard H. laborer, 14 Lester
Williams Richard H. waiter, 40 Davis
Williams Richard, porter, 23 L. Monument
Williams Robert, laborer, 210 Dover
Williams Robert, drayman, 21 Wayne
Williams Rodney, coachman, 138 Orchard
Williams Rosetta, 96 East
Williams Samuel, brickmaker, 55 Wayne
Williams Sarah, laundress, 52 Wayne
Williams Sebastian B. barber, 136 Chesnut
Williams Solomon, laborer, 210 s Caroline
Williams Susan, laundress, 480 Harford av
Williams Thos. coachman, 55 L. Monument
Williams Walter, mariner, 54 Forrest
Williams Wm. mariner, 96 East
Williams Wm. blacksmith, 207 s Howard
Williams Rev. Wm. 162 East
Williams Wm. carter, 86 Burgundy al
Willis John, wagoner, 4 Lester ct
Wilmer Mary J. 143 Chesnut
Wilmer Mary, seamstress, 48 Tyson
Wilmore Daniel, laborer, 52 L. Monument
Wi more Edward, waiter, 171 Sarah Ann
Wilmore Henry, 28 s Bethel
Wilmore John, drayman, 46 Orchard
Wilmore John, laborer, 87 North
Wilmore Amey, 47 Tyson al
Wilmot Randall, mariner, 213 Mullikin
Wilmore Rebecca, 54 Davis
Wilson Anna, 80 East
Wilson Anna, 192 s Dallas
Wilson Anna, cook, 5 Tyson
Wilson Anthony, 86 East
Wilson Ada, laundress, 141 York
Wilson Arthur, drayman, 131 Hanover
Wilson Benj. porter, 233 Dover
Wilson Benj. laborer, 101 Harford av
Wilson B. Samuel, steward, 249 s Charles
Wilson Charles, porter, 49 French
Wilson Charles, restaurant, 50 Dallas
Wilson Charles, mariner, 16 s Dallas
Wilson Charles, laborer, 1 Union
Wilson Charles, laborer, 5 Chesnut
Wilson Charles, laborer, 5 Forrest
Wilson Charles, grain measurer, rear of 47
King
Wilson Charles, whitewasher, 50 Vine
Wilson Charlotte, laundress, 158 s Durham
Wilson Charity, 33 Rosa
Wilson Cassy, cook, 36 Tyson
Wilson Cassandra, 6 Lester ct
Wilson Daniel, stevedore, 51 Jefferson
Wilson Eliz.i, laundress, 3 Tyson
Wilson Elizabeth, teacher, 33 Ross
Wilson Fredk. rags, 75 East
Wilson George, laborer, 13 Short
Wilson Hannah, cook, 86 Cider al
Wilson Mrs. Hannah, laundress, 62 Dover
Wilson Harriet, 90 n Dallas
Wilson Henry, furn. wagon, 92 n Sprint
Wilson Henry, caulker, 27 Regester '^
Wilson Henry, oyster shucker, 172 Mullikin
Wilson Hester, 73 s Chapel
Wilson Hezekiah, waiter, 83 Welcome al
Wilson Jacob, waiter, 272 s Howard
Wilson Jacob, mariner, 181 York
Wilson James, laborer, 34 Albert al
Wilson James S. barber, Douglas 2d door w
of Aisquith
Wilson James, 16 Tyson al
Wilson James, hackman, 16 Elbow la
Wilson James, 67 n Dallas
Wilson Jane, laundress, 13 Park
Wilson Jane, laundress, 76 Burgundy al
Wilson Jefferson, laborer, 59 Williamson
Wilson Jeremiah, mariner, 135 n Caroline
Wilson Jeremiah, grain measurer, 112 Hen-
rietta
Wilson Jesse, laborer, 316 Montgomery
Wilson John, 194 s Chapel
Wilson John, mariner, 141 York
Wilson John, teamster, 15 Marion
Wilson John W. laborer, 272 a Howard
Wilson John, laborer, 4 Bath
Wilson Levi, 75 Sarah Ann
Wilson Lizzie, laundress, 217 Hamburo-
Wilson Lucy A. laundress, 34 Forrest^
Wilson Margaret, washerwoman, 116 n Dallas
Wilson Mary, washerwoman, 2 Braddock al
OKO. S..PAGE & BRO.. Maii^«cturcrg of Roof, niid Roofing Materials, IH Smith'
WlMurf. C. HART S3IITH, Agent.
484
COLORED PERSONS.
"Wilson Mary, 32 Short
Wilson Nancy, 28 Holland
Wilson Rachel, laundress, 103 Tyson
Wilson Robert, rear of 55 Lee
Wilson Samuel, waiter, 13 Haw
Wilson Samuel J. carter, 44 Vine
Wilson Samuel, laborer, 52 Williamson al
Wilson Sarah, 51 Short
Wilson Shadrach, waiter, 86 Jasper
Wilson Thomas, huckster, 39 Commerce, dw
210 Mullikin
Wilson Wm. laborer, 190 s Dallas
Wilson Wm. A. barber, 331 n Howard
Wilson Wm. carter, 44 Vine
Wilson Wm. clerk, 115 s Spring
Wilson Wm. H. fireman, 62 Dorer
Wilson Wm. scowman, 91 n Dallas
Wilson Wm. brickmaker, 57 s Bethel
Winder Lucy, 14 Wayne
Winfield Joseph, manner, 79 L. Church
Win? John, laborer, 24 Cecil al
Winsey Wm. H. brickmaker, 116 e Fayette
Winson James, laborer, 209 Hamburg
Winson Perry, porter, 12 Raborg
Winters Samuel, waiter, 284 s Howard
Wise A. B. n e cor High and Watson
Wise Mrs. Susan, 22 Wayne
Wisher Charlotte, cook, 4 Harden 's ct
Wisher Isaac, brickmaker, 420 s Charles
Wolford John, laborer, 9 Cecil
Wood Alex, sr., waiter, 39 State
Wood Alex, jr., waiter, 39 State
Wood Joseph, waiter, 39 State
Wood Wm. H. mariner, 39 State
Woodin Edward, laborer, 141 York
Woodley John J. grain measurer, 211 Ham-
burg
Woodland Priscilla, cook, 37 Park
Woods Benj. laborer, 2 Lester ct
Woods Ellen, teacher, 27 East
Woods Hiram, drayman, 233 Henrietta
Woods Lizzie, laundress, 87 Hill
Woods Stephen, porter, 108 Chesnut
Woods Wm. H. 108 Chesnut
Woods Wm. laborer^ 5 Cecil
Woods Zephaniah, drayman, 98 Stirling
Woodyard Charles, hackman, 14 Jasper
Wood yard Daniel, cooper, 11 Tyson al, dw
38 Park
Woodyard Daniel, cooper, 38 Park
Woodyear Sarah Ann, 118 Welcome al
Woolford Bartholomew, carter, 182 Henrietta
Woolford Emory, brickmaker, 182 Henrietta
Wordan Jordan, sailor, 142 n Dallas
Worthington Ann, 10 Jasper
Wright Ann, 5 Gillingham al
Wright Mrs. Ann M. cook, 62 DoTer
Wright Alfred, oyster shucker, 8 Cohen al
Wright Benj. laborer, 631 Penna. av
Wrig;ht Caroline, laundress, 14 Raborg
Wright Charles, mariner, 4 Short al
Wright Charles, barber, 22 e Baltimore
Wright George S. laborer, 10 Richmond
Wright Quorge, laborer, 31 McElderryct
Wright Harrison, stevedore, 110 n Dallas
Wright Henrietta, 15 Water row
Wright Isaac H. grain runner, 44 Union
Wright Isaac, sawyer, 183 Dover
Wright Julia, 9 Eutawct
Wright Louisa, laundress, 5 Biddle al
Wright Margaret, laundress, 12 Myer's ct
Wright Richard, laborer, 7 Herring ct
Wright Robert, barkeeper, 5 Gillingham al
Wright Robert H. huckster, 85 s Sharp
Wright Robt. whip sawyer, 8 Warren, F. P.
Wright Samuel, whitewasher, 108 St. Mary
Wright Stephen, grain measurer, 44 Union
Wright Thomas, whip sawyer, 173 s Bethel
■Wright Wesley, 15 Short
Wright Wm. brickmaker, 127 Dover
Wright Wm. whip sawyer, 42 Jefferson
Wye Philip, lumber wagoner, 188 s Bethel
Yeates Arnold, porter, Tripolet al
Yock John, 10 n Dallas
Young Anna M. 17 Herring ct
Young Benj. laborer, 56 East
Young Cecelia, laundress, 8 Booth
Young Elizabeth, 14 s Bethel
Young Elizabeth, laundress, 27 Eaist
Young George, porter, 217 s Charles
Young Harrison, laborer, 30 Hill
Young Henry, laborer, 153 Low
Young Ibby, 22 n Dallas
Young Isaac, waiter, 145 n Caroline
Young Jacob J. laborer, 25 East
Young James, mariner, 38 Forrest
Young James, laborer, ]52 n Eden
Young Jenkins, waiter, 72 Burgundy al
Young John, brickmaker, 75 Leadenhall
Young John S. mariner, 9 Stirling
Young John S. laborer, 4 Dawson al
Young John, waiter, 5 Sali.sbury al
Young Joseph, laborer, 45 East
Young Joseph, blacksmith, 27 Wayne
Young Leonard, farmer, Windsor Mill road
nr Fremont
Young Louisa, 75 Leadenhall
Young Mary, laundress, 9 Stirling
Young Mary E. 64 Henrietta
Young Michael, waiter, 94 St. Paul
Young Nora S. washerwoman, 30 n Eden
Young Robert, soldier, 217 s Charles
Young Samuel, steward, 81 Hillen
Young Somerset, laborer, 8 Bot)th
Young Spencer, laborer, 295 s Eutaw
Young Thomas, whitewasher, 199 Mullikin
Young Tilghman, drayman, 29 Wayne
Young Wm. H. laborer, 166 Henrietta
Young Wm. S. porter, 8 Booth
ZioN (Meth. Epis.) Africaw Chiirch, s e
cor Montgomery and Howard
■WM. P. VrKBn, ?I«rln«>, Fire and Uft lMwr»ne« Agent «ndBrok«r
BeneSt lilfe IiMwranee Co., Ifetmrk, W. J.," 99 ■•eoi
Agemt •<9I«taal
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Crerxnan^ English and French
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c.
No. 308 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN HOWARD AND LIBERTY STREETS,
At the Lowest Prices, always on hand, by the Dozen, Gross or Case,
Pins, Needles, Pencils, Colognes, Hair Oil, Blacking, Shoe Laces, Corset Laces, Combs
Cords, Buttons, Sewing Silk, Hooks and Eyes, Whalebone, Tapes, Pens, Ink, Cotton
Batts, Handkerchiefs, Fine Tooth Combs, Hosiery, Pocket Books, Spool Cottons, Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Playing Cards, Suspenders, Vest Buckles, Shirt Collars, Gum
Balls, Carpet Tacks, Snuff.Boxes, Shoe Thread, Watch Guards, Cravats, Pocket Knives,
Kazors, Patent Thread, Carpenters' Pencils, Thimbles, Lyon's Kathairon, Barry's Tricoph-
erous. Umbrellas, Wool Yarn, and a great many goods too numerous to mention, which
will be sold as low as any place in Baltimore, or any Northern City.
Goods delivered Free to all parts of the City. Also, Free to R. R.
Stations and Steamboats.
|I3=PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS.
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€«rman, (English and (Ji[^ni:h
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c.
308 ¥ir. BALTIMORE! STREEIT^
BETWEEN HOWAED AND LIBEETY STEEETS,
^i3=>See other side of Leaf.
y^ 88 & 90 -^
LOMBARD STREET,
The Prcprietor of this Mtablishment would respectfully call the attontiou of dealers in
A.1SI>
mwm mimm mimim
Generally, to his Large Stock, which is complete throughout the year. Having the very
best facilities for Manufacturing, Impokting and Buying, purchasers of this class of
Goods, for either HOME OR FOREIGN MARKETS, can always rely upoa finding
one of the largest stocks to select from and at the Lowest Prices.
Particular attention paid to Orders by Mail.
•^SEE OTHER SIDE OF LEAF.
^ ^ SUCCESSOR TO ROBINSON & LORD, ^-^
€111411 WibE:
House-Keeping Articles
AND
88 and 90 LOMBARD STREET,
W8EE OTHEE SIDE OF LEAF.
J. E. HALSEY & CO.
No. 10 BARCLAY STREET,
REGULAR SALES OF
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, STRAW
GOODS, CLOTHING, &C.
HELD ON EACH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
B^'Cash Advances made on consignments, without any additional charge.
nsroTiOE.
The undersigned would beg leave to call the attention of the Hardware and Cutlery
Trade generally to the fact of our having fitted up, as a first class HARDWARE
SALESROOM, the second floor of our Auction House
No. 10 BARCLAY STREET,
with glass Show Cases, (for Cutlery) Gun Racks, &c.
Regular Sales of HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS will be held in this room
on each THURSDAY throughout the season, and will in no manner conflict with our
Regular Sales of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTH-
ING, STRAW GOODS, &c., &c., which will be held, as heretofore, on each Tuesday
and Friday throughout the season, on our first floor.
From our intimate acquaintance with the Hardware Trade, we feel confident that we
can give entire satisfaction, and refer, with much pleasure, to
Messrs. CLAFLIN, MELLEN &. CO., N. Y.
" HOWARD, SANGER & CO., N. Y.
" CRONIN, HURXTHAL & SEARS, N. Y.
GEO. D. H. GILLESPIE, Esq., N. Y.
RICHARD P. BRUFF, Esq., N. Y.
ALBERT JEWETT, Esq., N. Y.
J. E. HALSEY & 00., Auctioneers,
No. 10 Barclay Street, K". Y.
WHOLESALE AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF
BECK & BACHMAN'S
CELEBRATED
FINE CUT CHEWING AND SMOKING
ALSO, DEALERS IN
CIGARS
HaamfaetEFei Tobace©,
G. CHALIADA Sc CO.
130 ^w. lo3i:jb^m> ^"FJREET,
9 "ma
Wifitei^!
^0mnTt.sst0Jt liertliant,
AND IMPORTER OF
HAVANA CIGARS,
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•l^l^t^yisa'
^^iS, OLIVE *^^'
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4€eHtl
FOR THE CELEBRATED
CHAS. PARRE
No. 18 COMMERCE STREET,
O^. W. GS^AIL.
CHIilSTIAN^ J\.X.
G. W. GAIL &; AX,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Smoking; Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco,
SlfWITF & CIGARS,
Also, Importers of PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &:c.
No. ^2H B^TmE STREET,
G. W. GAIL,
lUilliriK,,-''.
CHRISTIAN AX,
Balttmarr.
GEO. I. KUCHLER.
ynv Yorl:
GAIL, AX & KtTGHLiER,
IDEI^OT OIF
G. W. GAIL & AX'S MANUFACTURES,
No. 165 WATER STREET,
•> I
NEAR MAIDEN LANE,
NE^VV YORK.
^m Mouu (^urnishinjg €mK
Are especially invited to examine the stock of goods that we offer for the fall trade. A
member of the firm has traveled all the manufacturing districts in Europe during the
past summer, taking great pains to select the most desirable articles that could be found.
Importing direct from the manufacturers, (thereby saving commissions, charges, &c.,) we
procure the goods at first cost, consequently enabling us to sell upon terms equal to any
establishment in the United States.
TEA TKATS AND WAITERS,
In great variety, prices and qualities to suit any locality.
TABLE CUTLERY,
A complete assortment, from the commonest article for servants, to the finest class of goods for table use.
BRONZED AND BRASS FIRE SETS,
Of very many patterns of foreign and our own manufacture, in sets to match or separately.
HIGH WIRE NURSERY FENDERS,
Also French Folding Fenders, French Drawing Room and Library Fenders, Blower Stands, Spittoons,
Standards, &c., &c.
PLANISHED TIN WARE,
ChaflSng Dishes, Coffee Urns, Coffee Pots, &c.
BRUSHES,
Crumb, Hearth, Dusting, Sweeping, Plate, Furniture, &o.
COPPER TEA AND TODDY KETTLES,
Coal Hods, Saucepans.
English and American Enameled Ware.
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, JAPANNED TOILET SETS,
Or the separate pieces in dozens,
PLAIN TIN WARE
Of our own Manufacture.
PLATED WARE.
Tea and Coffee Pots, Coffee Urns, Castors 50 patterns, Entre Dishes, Candlesticks, Goblets, Children's Cups,
Cake Baskets, Waiters.
ALBATA SPOONS, FORKS, &e.
Of A 1 stock, and full weight of Silver guaranteed.
FRENCH BRONZE GOODS,
statuettes, Figures from 3 inches to 6 feet in height, Clocks, Candelabras, Card Plates, Match Boxes, &c.
PARIAN MARBLE WARE,
Of New Subjects and Articles.
PATENT AND COMMON CORKSCREWS, CHAMPAGNE NIPPERS,
Moulds for Ice Cream, Jelly Cake, &c.
BRITANNIA WARE,
Tea and Coffee Pots, Castors, Pitchers.
Sardine Openers, Oyster Knives, Nut Piclis, Nut Craclts, Bronze Hat Racl(s,
Umbrella Stands, kc.
Frencli Cliina Dinner and Tea Sets, Rich Fancy Goods.
SIO Sc S18 BaltiiMiore-st., Baltimoi*e.
Oatalogne desoriptive of Stock, Gratia. MARBLE BTJILDINa.
siiiii raaiisiiMi iiii;
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
BRONZES, OLOCIiJ^, JAP^IVIVERY,
FAMILiY HARDVITARE^ &c.^ Ac,
216 and 218 BALTIMORE-ST.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adjusters of A-^erages.
Norris Thomas M. s w cor Gay and Lombard
Thompson Samuel T. 24 w Second
Agencies— Mercantile.
Blick Thomas H. over 36 w Second
McKillop John & Co. n e cor Baltimore a^d
Charles, up stairs
Pratt Jabez D. & Co. s w cor Baltimore and
Charles, up stairs
Root Henry R. 5 St. Paul
Agents— Advertising.
Holtzman C. C. 25 n Gilmor
Miner Joseph Charles, 416 Lexington
Agents— Insurance.
ing P. 0.
■ Baltimore and
Boggs & Co. 12 s Gay
Carey George, Second, adjomi
Comegys Benjamin, OTer cor
Charles
Didier Henry A. 45 Commercial Buildings
Hopper Samuel W. T. 69 Second
Johnston Thomas D. 73 and 75 Second
Krebs & Hall, 58 Exchange place
Luckett Roger C. 83 w Second
Meredith Gilmor, 49 Exchange place
Montague Chas. P. 77 w Second
Montague William L. n w cor South and
Water
Norris Thomas M. s wcor Gay and Lombard
O'Donnell C. Oliver, 52 s Gay
Proud J. G. & Sons, 63 w Second
Richardson Edward J. «fe Sons, 9 Franklin
building
Spear Wm. 65 Second
Sutton Lewis, 9 North
Thompson Samuel T. 24 w Second
Trump Charles N. 50 Hanover
Webb Wm. P. 89 w Second
Wilson Henry P. C. 5 Franklin buildings
Agents— Property and Collectors.
Abbes Thomas H. 26 Stirling
Adier Joseph, 64 s Eden
Adreon Pearson, 71 Raborg
Balloch Robert, 478 Lexington
Barry Capt. John J. 222 w Fayette
Brewer Nicholas, 84 Aisquith
Bride John H. 139 w Madison
Carlisle James H. 32 Aisquith
Charles Benjamin, 135 s Broadway
Colton Wm. 51 w Fayette
Colton George & Co. 28 w Second
Davis G. W. 51 w Fayette
Garritee Wm. L. 231 Aisquith
Glocker & Norris, 63 w Fayette
Harr Peter, 28 St. Paul
Harrington E. 79 Second
Hobbs Washington H. 2 s Front
Jelliff Aaron, Gittings building, s e cor Second
and South
Jones John P. P. 4 n Calhoun
Littig Caleb, 81 n Eutaw
Mackison Daniel, 76 n Broadway
Mcintosh Daniel, 76 n Broadway
Miner Joseph Charles, 416 Lexington
Murray Heron C. 2 Jarvis buildings
Myers Henry, 163 w Lombard
Powles Henry, 26 St, Paul
Ray John B. 28 St. Paul
Reid Thomas N. 189 n Howard
Reynolds Lindsay H. 279 e Madison
Robinson Nicholas, 32 St. Paul
Robinson Thornton F. 356 w Fayette
Rodgers Henry W. s w cor Chai-les and
Fayette
Starr Edward G, 689 Lexington
Stevenson Henry, 67 w Second
Thorbe Wm. W. 718 Lexington
Warfield Wm. 13 St. Paul
Weaver Daniel, 228 e Pratt
Weil Marx, 236 Canton av
Wilson J. Baynard, 149 North
Yearly Alexander & Son, 15 St. Paul
Agents— Real Estate.
[See Brokers.]
Dashiell S. K. 32 St. Paul, n of Fayette
Gould Alexander, jr., 72 Second
Gould Benjamin Franklin, 72 w Second
Shook Albert H. Mechanics' Exchange
Stevenson Rev. Wesley, 3 Law buildings
Agricultural Implements.
Allard Joseph, 18 Warner
Bickford & Hoffman, 90 and 92 s Charles
Bosley & Co. 6 Light st. wharf
Bru.ster & Griffith, 42 e Monument
Bruster & Griffith, 49 n Paca
Chenoweth Geo. E. 1 Swan
Chapman Nicholas P. 148 w Pratt
Cook Jasper, 83 Hamburg
Corser Charles F. 90 and 92 s Charles
Cromwell Richard, 46 and 48 Light
J. HBBTRIT GIKSB, Commission Merclxant. for the mQo of Flour, Gralii, BeecU, <S(C.
Roaendale Cem«ut uad C&lciaed Ptutor constoutlT- ou. hjuxd, 91 Sptae'a "Wtuarf.
486
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Goldsborough Martin, 49 Courtland
Harding Wm. H. s w cor Barre and Light
Linton John G., 45 w Pratt
McArdell Samuel T. 14 Scott
Mottu Abraham G. 40 Ensor
Norris Thomas, 141 w Pratt
Sinclair Robert, jr. & Co., 58, 60 and 62 Light
Whitman E. & Sons, 22 and 24 s Calvert
Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes and
Photographs.
Eassford John T. 480 Lexington
Baumgarten Henry, 560 w Baltimore
Eendann Brothers, 207 w Baltimore
Coss & Leach, over 159 w Baltimore
D'Alniaine George, 91 w Baltimore
Dampf J. H. & Co. over 105 w Baltimore
Davis Wm. 63 e Baltimore
Fischer & Bro., over 103 w Baltimore
Hinkle Adam, over 357 w Baltimore
Israel & Co., over 125 w Baltimore
Korn Charles, 472 w Baltimore
Leach & Edkins, 93 w Baltimore
McCarriar James, 11 w Baltimore
Moltz Henry, 217 w Baltimore
Miller W.J. 256 w Pratt
Miles & Windsor, over 205 w Baltimore
Perry & Bro., 121 w Baltimore
Perkins J. W. over 211 w Baltimore
Perkins P. Lenfield, over 99, 101 and 207 w
Baltiniore
Pollock Henry, 155 w Baltimore
Ridgely Richard D. s e cor Eutaw and Lex-
ington '
Shorey Wm. F. 87 w Baltimore
Sweet Wm. H. over 147 Lexington
Tucker Joseph, 465 w Baltimore
Varden & Lansdale, over 220 w Baltimore
Weaver John W. 85 w Baltimore
Walzl John H. over 213 w Baltimore
Walzl Louis, over 65 w Baltimore
Walzl Richard, over 77 w Baltimore
Wheeden & Son, 135 s Broadway
Whitehurst J. H. over 123 w Baltimore
Young J. H., over s w cor Baltimore and
Charles, and 205 w Baltimore
Antiquarian Books, &c.
Des Forges John P. 12 Light
Reed Robert A. 76 n .Eutaw
Apothecaries and Chemists.
Adkisson Dr. Wm. H. H. n e cor Eutaw and
Saratoga
Andre J. Ridgaway, 71 Aisquith
Andrews & Thompson, 5 w Baltimore
A.sh & Ru.ssell, n w cor Caroline and Orleans
Balmer James, n e cor Baltimore and High
Baxley J. Brown, s e corner Howard and
Franklin
Bell Henry, 113 w Fayette
Biede Adolphus, 218 s Broadway
Bode Wm. s e cor Fremont and Columbia
Eoucsein Lewis, s c cor Pratt and Eden
Bowling J. W. &, Bro. n e cor Madison and
Biddle
Bowers James W., 705 w Baltimore
Brack Charles E., 17 Brown
Brawner Andrew H. 78 Ensor
JkO. S. PAGE & BR0.7 M«^uft.ctu» era of Roof* nnd Roofing BlaterlaU, IH SmltU's
Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent,
Caspari Charles & Wm. C. n e cor Baltimore
and Calhoun
Caspari Charles & William C. 44 n Gay, and
cor Biddle and Penna. av
Coleman & Rogers, 173 w Baltimore
Cox E. Gover, n w cor Baltimore and Pine
Coskery J. Henry, s e cor St. Paul and Fay-
ette
Cunningham Wm. W. 158 n Central av
Donavin Matthew W. s e cor Lee and Eutaw
Duhurst Charles H. 27 w Pratt
Duke A, W. 178 e Eager
Elliott Henry A. & Bro., 286 Lexington
Ely Wm. T. s e cor Saratoga and Calvert
Epple Wm. n w cor Light and Montgomery
Erans Charles H. 226 Mulberry
Evans Thomas B. s e cor Ann and Aliceanna
Ewing James H. 280 w Baltimore
Faithful Wm. T. n e cor Republican and
Fayette , _ .
Fleming J. R. n e cor Fayette and Popple-
ton „ , . J
Fleming William S. n e cor Baltimore and
Pearl
Frames J. P. & Bro. 328 n Gay
Goldsborough Leander, 90 Penna. av
Gosman Adam J. n e cor Baltimore and Gay
Greentree Hiram, cor Preston and Garden
Hance James, 82 Columbia
Hance Seth S. 108 w Baltimore
Hancock John F. n w cor Baltimore ^nd Ca-
roline
Harryman C. C. 158 e Pratt
Hassencamp Ferdinand, 73 Hanover
Healey James E. n w cor Baltimore and Eden
Hodgson Charles H. 269 Mulberry
Huck Richard, 492 w Fayette
Hudson Charles H. s e cor Hanover and
Lombard
Jackel John Jacob, 26 Hanover
Jennings N. Hynson & Co., 88 n Charles
King G. M. 104 Hill
Kirbv J. Edward, cor Franklin and Ogston
Koechling Henry M. 95 s Broadway
Kurtz Joseph, s e cor High and Lombard
Laroque John M. 20 w Baltimore
Lemmon J. H. 659 w Baltimore
Littlefield Rufus P. 67 Pine
Love Wm. S. 9 Penn
Macpherson Samuel, a w cor Mulberry and
Charles
Medinger Edward G. n c cor Monument and
Aisquith
Metzgar Franklin, s e cor Gay and Exeter
Monsarrat Oscar, 113 s Broadway
Moore & Diffenbach, n e cor Hanover and
Moore J. Faris, s w cor Howard and Madison
Morrison Franklin W. 219 Mulberry
Nicholls Wm. L n e cor Ross and Biddle
Noelle Charles & Son, 18 s Broadway
Ohlendorf J. C. 84 Howard
O'Neal Dr. John W. C. n e cor Eutaw and
Saratoga
Orrick Wm. K. n e cor Park and Fayette
Paul Jabez S. Fremont, intersection Penna.
avenue
Perkins J. H. & Co. 136 n Howard
Perkins Dr. Elisha H. s w cor Baltimore and
Greene
Perkins J. F. & Bro. s w cor Greene and
Franklin
Phillips Llewellyn, s e cor Pratt and Paca
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
487
Pitt Thomas I. n e cor Hig;h and Pratt
Read Edward B. n e cor Baltimore and Ann
Read John W. 96 s Broadway
Read Wm. H. 63 s Broadway
Reynolds Henry S. jr., 648 w Fayette
Robbins Moses S. 245 Light
Roberts Joseph, cor Harford and Greenmount
avenues
Robinson Nicholas N. 58 Gay cor Saratoga
Rogers Charles P. 632 w Fayette
Ross James F. s w cor Baltimore and Repub-
lican
Russell Eugene J., n e cor Canton av and Ann
Seelback Wm. 455 w Baltimore
Sharp & Dohme, s w cor Pratt and Howard
Sherley Charles, 108 3 Eutaw
Sims William, 22 n Paca
Smith J. Jacob, n e cor Lexington and Eutaw
Stewart J. V. D. se cor Hanover and Camden
Tilyard Charles, 257 Saratoga
Turner J, Harvey, 116 n Greene
Wagner Chas. A. 310 n Gay
Waterhouse Wm. E. 334 Penna. av
Webster Wm. W. cor Charles and Lee
Werneburg & Schad, s ecor Bond and Can-
ton av
Werneburg William ^s e cor High and Lom-
bard
Weineburg William, n e cor Charles and
Montgomery
Whittle T. S. n w cor Aisquith and Orleans
Willis Richard s e cor Lombard and Scott
Winter Jonas, s e cor Baltimore and Caro-
line
Wolf Geo. W. 100 Lexington
Woods & Russell, n e cor Baltimore and Eu-
taw
Wright Jas. B. s w cor Broadway and Balti-
more
Wroth Edward W. 108 Richmond
Architects and Civil Engineers.
Alexander John H. 272 Lexington
Allen Wm. H. 265 e Baltimore
Anderson A. 613 w Lombard
Andrews R. Snowden, 27 Hamilton
Baldwin E. F. 57 w Biddle
Belden James, over Chesapeake Bank, North
Blanchard H. C. s w cor Charles and Fay-
ette
Bollman Wendel, Patapsco works, Clinton
Brauns Henry, 328 w Lexington
Bryson Gilbert H., City Hall
Caldwell Wm. d. 85 w Fayette
Colbert Lewin A. 383 w Fayette
Davidson, Dickinson & Co. 58 w Baltimore
Dixon Thos. M. over 117 w Baltimore
Faxen Eben, 26 n Charles
Gott Jackson C. 31 n Paca
Gurney Nathan G. (marine engineer) 333
Light
Harris Samuel, 141 w Fayette
Husband John J. over 11 North
Lind E. G. over s w cor Charles and Fayette
Neilson J. Crawford, 39 n Charles
Roche Michael, 158 n Calvert
Wilkinson J. 397 w Fayette
Artists.
Boneau de St. Marcel E. 135 e Baltimore
D'Almaine George, 91 w Baltimore
Enke Ludwig, 123 w Baltimore
Getz Chas. S. 579 Lexington
Harley James K. over s w cor Charles and
Fayette
Johnston John R. 5 Carroll Hall
Kennedy Wm. W. 82 w Baltimore
Kett Emil, 102 Saratoga
Mayer Francis B., Mulberry nr Charles
Miller Alfred J. 264 w Fayette
Ruckle Thos. C. over n w cor Charles and
■ Fayette
Volkmar Charles, 8 n Frederick
Weidenbach August, 26 Pearl
Artists' Materials.
[See also Paints, Sfc]
Dodge Geo. R. 42 w Baltimore
King Wm. & Bro. 2n Liberty
Minifie Wm. 114 w Baltimore
Artificial Flowers.
Beil John, 130 Lexington
Shaffner Mrs. Jacob, 74 w Baltimore
Attorneys at Law.
Addison Wm. Meade, 29 Lexington
Alexander Thos. S. n e cor Charles and Lex-
ington
Alexander Wm. 76 w Fayette
Armstrong John A. 29 St. Paul
Atkinson J. T. 36 St. Paul
Baldwin R. W. 29 St. Paul
Bannon M. 32 St. Paul
Barroll Benj. C. 82 w Fayette
Barry Llewellyn F. 80 w Fayette
Barry Robt. C. n w cor Lexington and Court-
land
Battee Richard Ridgely, 24 St. Paul
Bennett Livingston M. 219 Garden
Benzinger Fredk. F. 19 Law buildings
Berry Thos. W. 82 w Fayette
Blackburn John C. 278 Saratoga
Blanchard E. Wyatt, 38 St. Paul
Bond Wm. B. 32 St. Paul
Bouldin Randolph J. 6 St. Paul
Bowen Levi K. 26 n Calvert
Brent Robt. J. 31 Lexington
Brewer John M. 59)^ w Fayette
Brice Geo. H. 46 St. Paul
Brickenstein L. C. 43 n Charles
Brooke Franklin E. P. 45 St. Paul
Brown David R. 13 Lexington
Brown Stewart, 40 St. Paul
Brush Chas. W. 217 Garden
Bryan & Atkinson, 36 St. Paul
Bryan Wm. S. 30 St. Paul
Byrd Alfred H. 17 St. Paul
Campbell James Mason, 29 Lexington
Carroll James, 31 St. Paul
Carson John, 71 w Fayette
Carter Bernard, 29 Lexington
Gather Geo. R. 143 s Paca
Chapman Andrew G. .53 w Fayette
Cinnamond & Browning, 59 w Fayette
Cochran S. Morris, 9 Law buildings
Cole Wm. H. sr. 32 e Baltimore
Collins Wm. H. 34 St. Paul
Converse John H. 243 n Eutaw
P. WBBB, Maxine, PIre and Liife Insnnuice Agent and Broker. Agent "Slutoja
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
488
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Geraghty Michael F. 5 Courtland
Gill D. D. n w cor Fayette and St. Paul
Cowan Wm. H. 51 w Fayette
Grain Peter W. s w cor Calvert and Bank la
Cross E. J. D. 31 Lexington
Crownfield Herman F. 1 Courtland
Cummiskey Eugene, 43 St. Paul
Danels Bolivar D. 57 w Fayette
Daniel Wm. 67 w Fayette
Davia H. Winter, 56 St. Paul
Dobbin George W. 42 St. Paul
Donaldson Samuel I. 39 St. Paul
Duffy Edward, 28 St. Paul
Dulany H. R. 36 St. Paul
Dunham Charles A. 65 Pearl
Dunkel George B. 600 Lexington
Early Joseph I. 5 Courtland
Emory Daniel C. H, 47 St. Paul
Evans, Hugh D. 360 n Eutaw
Falls Wm. K. 279 Madison
Farnandis Walter, jr. 1 Spurrier's ct
Fischer Louis C. 91 Lexington
Fisher Wm. A. 43 St. Paul
Fowler David, 31 Lexington
Frazier John M. 74 Courtland
Frick Wm. F. over 82 w Fayette
Friese Philip C. 14)^ Mansion House, Fay-
ette
Garey Henry F. 85 w Fayette
Gatchell Wm. H. 51 w Fayette
■ tyM- ■
D. n
Gill George M. 36 St. 'Paul
Gilmor Robert, jr. 20 Law buildings
Gist Nicholas R. 108 Aisquith
Gitting Richard J. 47 St. Paul
Glenn Wm. W. 6 n Charles
Griffith J. Howard, 33 St. Paul
Gwinn Charles J. M. 41 St. Paul
Hack Oliver F. 7 Counsellor's hall
Hall Thomas W. jr. 17 Barnet
Hamilton J. Douglas, 43 St. Paul
Hamilton Wm. Campbell, 13 Courtland
Hanan J. S. 31 St. Paul
Hanan John, 11 Courtland
Handy Samuel J. K. Eager near Lovegroveal
Hardesty Richard C. 67 w Fayette
Harris Morrison J. Spurrier's ct, Lexington
near St. Paul
Henderson Thomas F. Law buildings, Lex-
ington
Heuisler Joseph S. 23 Law buildings
Hill Wm. B. 70 w Fayette
Hinkley & Morris, 43 n Charles
Hobbs Alexander H. 32 St. Paul
Holloway Edward, 63 w Fayette
Hoopes D. H. & W. P. 69 Lexington
Horwitz Benj. F. 26 n Charles
Horwitz Orville, 28 St. Paul
Horwitz B. Theophilis, 25 Lexington
Houlton Samuel C. 63 w Fayette
Hutchins Thomas T. 22 n Charlea
Ing John H 59^ w Fayette
Jenkins Michael Courtney, 3 Spurrier's ct
Johnson Edgar H. 35 n Charles
Johnson John, 29 St. Paul
Johnson Reverdy, 41 St. Paul
Johnson Reverdy, jr. 26 n Charlea
Jones &. Myles, 53 w Fayette
Kalkman Von Hoilen, 13 Lexington
Keene John Henry, jr. 15 St. Paul
Keerl Thos. M. 37>^n Charles
Kelley Francis X, 49 w Fayette
Kilbourn E. G. 31 St. Paul
Kimmell Wm. 4 Courtland
Knott A. L. 26 Law buildings, Lexington
Krafft Charles P. 63 w Fayette
Lanahan Thos. M. 31 Lexington
Latrobe Benj. H. jr. 246 Washington pi
Latrobe Ferdinand C. St. Paul 1 door B of
Lexington
Latrobe John H. B., St. Paul 1 doom of Lex-
ington
Lawder Samuel M. over 63 w Fayette
Leakin Sheppard A. 11 Law buildings
Leary Cornelius L. L. Eastern hall
Linthicum Thales A. 71 w Fayette
Lipscomb John D. 14 Law buildings
Loney Henry D. 46 St. Paul
Machen Arthur W. & Richard J. Gittingi, 47
St. Paul
Magruder Jesse H. 72 w Fayette
Malcolm James, 27 Lexington
Mason John Thomson, 35 St. Paul
Maund Geo. C. 70 w Fayette
May Henry, 31 Lexington
Mayer Brantz, 2 Courtland
Mayer Charles F. sr. 2 Courtland
Mayer Lewis, 2 Courtland
McAllister Robert A. 9 Bank
McClure James A. L. 41 St. Paul
McElroy James W. 31 Lexington
McFarland C. D. 46 Lexington
McLane James L. 43 St. Paul,
M'Laughlin Patrick, over 80 w Fayette
Medairy John W. 24 Law buildings, Lexing-
ton
Meredith Jonathan, 43 Franklin
Merrick Wm. M. 29 St. Paul
Merryman Joseph P. 71 w Fayette
Moale Randall H. 70 w Fayette
Morfit Henry M. 87 e Baltimore
Morrison Robert D. 28 St. Paul
Musselman Amos F. 21 Lexington
Neilson Albertus, 552 w Fayette
Nicholas John Spear, 21 Law buildings
Nicholson James M. 38 St. Paul
O'Brien Wm. J. 49 w Fayette
ParkhillJohn H. 45 St. Paul
Penington Hyland B. 51 w Fayette
Pennington Josias, jr. 82 w Fayette
Pennington & Read, 48 Lexington
Perine Wm. B. 30 St. Paul
Phelps Charles E. 2 Law buildings
Pinkney Frederick, 46 St. Paul
Pitts Charles H. 47 St. Paul
Poe John P. 25 Lexington
Poe Neilson, 25 Lexington
Preston J. Alexander, 31 St. Paul
Preston Wm. P. 65 w Fayette
Price Wm. 29 St. Paul
Purviance Robert, 142 w Biddle
Quinn J. Randolph, 24 St. Paul
Read Wm. George, 37 Mulberry
Reynolds Luther M. 74 w Fayette
Reynolds Wm. Jr., 38 St. Paul
Richardson Montague L. 32 St. Paul
Ridgely Andrew Sterrett, 41 St. Paul
Ridgely Charles G. 263^ e Baltimore
Ridgely Charles W. 34 St. Paul •
Ritchie Albert, 21 Lexington
Robinson Lewis H. 38 St. Paul
Rogers Robert Lyon, 2 Spurrier's court
Root Henry R. 5 St. Paul
Salmon E. W. 26 n Calvert
Schley Wm. 79 w Fayette
Scott T. Parkin, 16 St. Paul
Scott Wm. P. 16 St. Paul
J. UESRV GIESK, CommlMlon Blereliaiit, foe the sal* of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, 4
Bosendal* CenMlfct and Caleined Plaster coustantl^ on luuid, HI Sp««r's "Wluirt,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
489
Shipley John J. 13 Courtland
Shipley J. Sellman, 13 Courtland
Small John, jr., 21 Lexington
Smith Joseph Dean, 35 n Charles
Snethen "W, G. 190 Hoffman
Snowden Samuel, 83 w Fayette
Snyder John J. 53 w Fayette
Spencer Jervis, 1}^ Courtland
Sprague Elisha R. 5 St. Paul
Steele & Taggart, 82 w Fayette
Stewart John, 33 St. Paul
Stewart Wra. A. 53 w Fayette
Stirling Archibald, jr., 26 n Calvert
Stirling Douglas, 63 w Fayette
Stockbridge Henry, 9 Law buildings
Stockett J. Shaaff, 45 St. Paul
Suddendarf Henry, 31 Hampstead
Sweany Dennis S. 25 Lexington
Swinney Epaphroditus, St. Paul near Fay-
ette
Tayleure Clifton W. 242 e Fayette
Teackle St. George W. 1 Courtland
Thomas Daniel M. 92 Lexington
Thomas John H. 37 St. Paul
Thomas Joseph A. Carey near Saratoga
Thompson Henry F. 31 Lexington
Thompson Henry, 68 w Madison
Tienian Chas. B. 45 St. Paul
Tormey Francis D. 21 Lexington
Tormey John M. 21 Lexington
Wallis & Thomas, 37 St. Paul
Walsh T. Yates, 26 n Calvert
Ward Wm. J. 26 n Calvert
Warfield O. C. 12 St. Paul
Warner Geo. jr., n e cor Fayette and St. Paul
Warner John H. office Court of Common
Pleas
Warrington Thomas J. over s w cor Charles
and Fayette
Waterman Wm. J. 83 w Fayette
Waters Wm. S. 17 St. Paul
Watkins John N. 411 w Fayette
Whelan Thomas, jr., 16 St. Paul
Whitney Milton, 22 n Charles
Whyte Wm. Pinkney, 21 Lexington
Wilcox Andrew J. 28 n Calvert
Williams George, over Chesapeake Bank,
North
Williams George H. over Chesapeake Bank,
North
Williams Nathaniel, n w cor Lexington and
Calvert
Williams Lloyd W. 6 St. Paul
Wolff Alexander, 17 Law buildings
Wysham Henry C. 26 n Charles
Yoe Benjamin F. 50 McCulloh
Young Wm, H. 63 w Fayette
Auction and Commission
Merchants.
Adreon & Co. 3S s Charles
Cannon John B. 18^ w Baltimore
Chance James R. over 220 w Baltimore
Clark Lewis & Co. 180 w Baltimore
Fleisher Emanuel, 2 Hanover
Gibson db Co. over 7 n Charles
Gover Samuel H. 84 w Baltimore
Hamilton Wm. 64 and 66 s Charles
Lewis A. T. &, Co. (dry goods) over 254 w
Baltimore
Rex William, 8 German
Richards John D. & Co. 55 German
Soper Samuel J. & Co. 42 and 44 s Charles
Taylor & Gardner, 6 and 8 German
Bacon Dealers.
[See Provision Dealers.]
Bandell Wm. 72 n Bond
Cassard F. W. 61 South
Hoffman Aaron & Bro. 21 Lexington Market
Hoffman Charles, 377 w Baltimore
Slater James, 140 s Bond
Bag Manufacturers.
Atwell Richard H. & Co. 71 South
Grafflin J. C. 77 and 79 South
Bakers.
Aerated Bread Bakery, 452 and 454 w Balti-
more
Abraham Samuel, 942 e Eager
Arnold Geo. W. 120 w Fayette and 94 n
Howard
Arthur Henry, 53 n Eutaw and 32 Camden
Babb John D. 68 s Charles
Beatty James, (crackers,) 92, 94 and 96 Du-
gan's wharf, near Prtitt st.
Bunn John, cor Warner and Barre
Burkamp Francis, 149 n Eufaw
Dexter Charles, 136 Lexington
Flamm Peter, 88 Lexington
Gilmour Franklin M. 239 w Pratt
Gilmour James D. cor Madison and Eutaw
Gilmour Wm. W. 73 n Charles
Groff Jacob B. n wcor Madison and Howard
Jeaneret L. P & Co. 163 n Eutaw
Lincoln Joseph S. 294 Saratoga
Mason Jaa. D. & Co. (crackers,) 133 Mci;^
derry's wharf, store, 114 w Pratt
Mason Richard & Sons, (crackers,) 141 Mo-
Elderry's wharf, store 128 w Pratt
McCoubray Thomas, 158 w Pratt /
Mechanical Bakery, s w cor Howard and
King
Messersmith J. K. & Son, 82 Penna. av
Numsen Frederick H. 117 Ross
Peters Lloyd M. 92 Thames, and s w cor
South and Exchange place
Peters Wm. H. 91 Thames
Polley Charles G. 72 s Charles
Schlerf Melchoir, 315 S Charles
Tyler & Bro. (cracker^ 49 w Pratt
Band Box Manufacturers.
Dobler Daniel, 49 Lewis
Hartel John M. 219 w Baltimore
Klare & Winkelman, 15 n Sharp
Seidewitz F. W. 107 Lombard, cor of Light
Weaver Levi, over 17)^ s Sharp
Bankers.
Bayne & Co. 908 w Baltimore
I :enner, Denison & Co. s w cor Baltimore
and Hanover
Brown Alex. & Sons, over s w cor Baltimora
and Calvert
Brown, Bros. & Co. s w cor Baltimore and
Calvert
GSO. S. PJLOa A BRO., Hanuiketuren ot Rooft and Rooflnif JKaterlklS, 111 amflb^
Wluurf. C. HART SMTTU, Ac«nt.
490
BUSINESS DIRBCTORY.
Carson Thos. J. 204 w Baltimore
Cloud Daniel, 176 w Baltimore
Crommelin &Kane, 4 North
Egerton John B. • e •or South and Exchange
place
Gittings John S. & Co. 25 South
Harris Saml. & Sons, ]9G w Baltimore
Johnston, Bros, it Co. 198 w Baltimore
McKim Brothers, n e cor Baltimore and Cal-
vert
McKim & Co. 18S w Baltimore
Nicholson Isaac L. & Co. 28 w Baltimore
Nicholson J. J. & Sons, 284 w Baltimore
Purvis & Co. 192 w Baltimore
Wainwright & Co, 176 w Baltimore
Banks.
Bank of Baltimore n e cor Baltimore and St.
Paul
Bank of Commerce, 2fi South
Chesapeake Bank, s e cor North and Fayette
Citizens' Bank, n e cor Pratt and Hanover
Commercial and Farmers' Bank.s w cor Ger-
man and Howard
Farmers and Merchants' Bank, nw cor Lom-
bard and South
Farmers and Planters' Bank, 17 South
Fell's Point Bank, Broadway, between
Canton and Eastern avs, w side
Franklin Bank, 15 South
Howard Bank, n w cor Howard and Fayette
Marine Bank, n e cor Gay and Second
Mechanics' Bank of Baltimore, s e cor Cal-
vert and Fayette
Merchants' Bank, a w cor Gay and Second
People's Bank, n e cor Baltimore and Paca
Union Bank of Maryland, s e cor Charles and
Fayette
Western Baffk of Baltimore, 14 n Eutaw
Banks— Savings.
Dime Savings Bank, 9 n Calvert, opp. Bar-
num's hotel
Eutaw Savings Bank, s e cor Eutaw and
Fayette
Savings Bank of Baltimore, n w cor Gay and
Second
Basket Makers.
Acomb John "W. 847 w Pratt
Acomb William, 121 Franklin
Helbing H. 375 n Gay
Stuart Wm. B. 189 East
Bell Pounders.
Baker & Brown, 10 w Pratt
McShane, Henry & Co. 157 North
Rcgester Joshua, 53 Holiday
Bell Hangers.
[See Locksmiths.]
Fitzberger Henry, 102 Lexington
Hunter Henry J. 28 e Baltimore
Kirk Saml, E. & Bro. a w cor Calvert and
Lombard
May Fredk. L. 125 w Madison
Phillrps Charles, 73 n Front
Phillips Thomas, 127 Saratoga
Stewart Columbus J. 3 s Liberty
Stewart Geo. F, 114 L. Greene
Stewart John A. 63 Saratoga
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Aler John, 82 n Eutaw
Anderson Charles, ne cor German andEulB-w
Baer John H. 521 Light
Belvin Wm. Flannigan's wharf
Bockmiller Wm. P. 57 n High
Bradford John, 8 Frederick av
Brown Joshua, 347 Saratoga
Burnham John, 48 n Paca
Carey Patrick, 208 Garden
Chester Wm. 9 Pleasant
Clautice George, 153 Penna. av
Clautice Peter, cor Portland and Emory
Cottingham Thomas, 38 Grant
Cross Saml. B. 69 and 75 s Howard
Doyle James, 150 s Central av
Fairall Wm. H. 13 s Fremont
Fitzberger Henry, 102 Lexington
Fuller Philip, 10 and 12 East Falls av
Fulton John W. 219 w Biddle
Gurthuef Wm. 418 Saratoga
Hays & Sellman, 92>^ s Central av
Hazelip Jos. N. 9 Swan
Hazelitt James, 17 Concord
Kapraun & Walters, 100 Frederick av
Keenan Daniel, 23 Barre
Keenan James, 84' Holiday
Leally M^lachi, 126 Franklin
Lee Charles, 412 w Baltimore
Merker A. 178 Saratoga
McNotten Thomas, 83 Garden
Mettee Leonard C. 113 w Lombard
Monroe Henry, 13 Concord
Rigby Levin D. 7 Camden
Roth Henry, 376 Saratoga
Sheedy Michael, 198 German
Shombert John H. 140 Camden
Sindall Philip & Bro. 117 Hillen
Slack Charles, cor John and Cathedral
Smith Jeffery A, 182 Columbia
Spence George, 1 Concord
Thompson Joseph, 27 Centre
Wickes Geo. W, 1 and 3 e Pratt
Block and Fump Makers.
Aler & Sisselberger, 43 n Paca
Bandel Leonard J. 97 McElderry's wharf
Black & Sapp, 115 Smith's wharf
Cathcart R. & W. H. 113 Thames
Coleman Edward, Baltimore nr Wolfe
Cook J. K. & Moore, 17 Philpot
Delano Wm. H. 72 w Pratt
Freeman Wm. P. cor Caroline and Thames
Helmling Wm, 184 s Paca
Lewis Levi, foot of Montgomery near Ham-
burg
Mallon John, Pratt nr South
Moore John F., Fell
Peregoy Wm. C. D, s w cor Thames and
Bond
Rice Thoa. H. 4 Covington
Ryan Wm. J. 6 Barre
Sisselberger Andrew, Penna. av, near Hoffman
WaddelJ Wm. A. eOBlock
"WM. P. WKBB, Alarine, Fire and Lire Iai«unme« Agent and Broker. Agent MjnntiMd
Benefit IdXe Iiiaiijrtuie«-Co., Kewark, K. J.," SB Bttcond Str«*«.
BUSINESS DIBECTORT.
491
Waggner John H. & I. 36 Fell
Wood Thomas, 245 McElderry's wharf
Boarding Houses.
Adams Mrs. Elizabeth M. 55 Lexington
Bast Mrs. Louisa L. 476 w Lombard
Beard Maria, 67 Columbia
Boardley Mrs. Margaret, n e Charles and
Pleasant
Bohn Mrs. Elizabeth, 105 w Fayette
Brewer Mrs. Charles, 38)^ w Baltimore
Brook Mrs. Margaret, 94 s Eutaw
Clarvoc Mrs. M. A. 171 w Lombard
Clifton Mrs. Alphonsa, 49 St. Paul
Connellee Elizabeth, 42 n Calvert
Crampton Mrs. C. V. 77 n Eutaw
Gordon Mrs. 98 e Baltimore
Hall Mrs. Isabella, 28 North
Harrison Margaret E. 19 Lexington
Hopkins Mrs. John S. 48 Saratoga
Howard Elizabeth C. 132 s Broadway
Kelley Mrs, Chas. A. 19 Monument square,
Calvert
Kerner Mrs. Francis A. 199 w Fayette
Littig Mrs. Caleb, 81 n Eutaw
Satterfield Mary, 16 s Calvert
Smith Sarah A. 43 Courtland
Thompson Sarah L. 40 n Calvert
Turnbull Mrs. Eveline, 51 and 53 Lexing-
ton
Waite Sarah, 40 Lexington
Boat Builders.
(See Ship Yards.)
Barclay & Brother, Covington near Montgo-
mery
Bartlett Chas., Hughes near the Basin
Bartlett James, 37 Philpot
Bean Joseph, cor Wills and Block
Eradyhouse Richard, foot of Bond
Caswell Robert B. 54 Henrietta
James Levi & Co. 158 Thames
Miles John S. foot of York
Parsons Joseph, York near Light
Rennous E. G. 115 McElderry's wharf
Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks and Straw
Goods.
(See Millinery Goods . )
Armstrong, Cator & Co., 237 w Baltimore
Carroll Thomas G. 101 w Baltimore
Crane Benjamin & Co. 249 w Baltimore
Book Binders.
Armstrong & Berry, 156 w Baltimore
Bonsai Louis, 52 w Baltimore
Dell Thomas E. 16 Cowpen al, and over 6 n
Howard
Hetzler Francis D. rear of 95 w Baltimore
Lycett George, over 8 n Liberty
Paul Wm. & Co. 22 Water
Peters Wm. H. over 151 w Pratt
Rawlings & Brunner, over 262 w Baltimore
Schmidt Wm. R. 94 w Baltimore 1
Wright Joel, over 160 and 162 w Baltimore |
Booksellers, Stationers and Pub-
lishers.
Armstrong & Berry, 156 w Baltimore
Bond J. W. & Co. 86 w Baltimore
Bradford & Briggs, 62 w Baltimore
Gathers John & Bro. 96 w Baltimore
Chickering Eldridge C. 226 w Pratt
Cook Isaac P. 76 w Baltimore
Cushings &■ Bailey, 262 w Baltimore
Des Forges John P. 12 Light
Doyle A. J. 11 Pennsylvania av
Doyle Thomas G. 297 n Gay
Dutton T. W. 1621^ e Baltimore
Entz & Bash, 36 n tlharles
Fisher & Brother, 64 w Baltimore
Gratton George, n w cor Holiday & Baltimore
Guiteau Rev. Sheridan, agent for Sunday
School and Tract Depository, 73 w Fayette
Henninghauser L. & G. 283^ w Pratt
Kelly, Hedian & Piet, 174 w~ Baltimore
Kurtz T. Newton, 151 w Pratt
Lucas Brothers, 170 w Baltimore
Magers Geo. W. 175 Lexington
Mason Geo. T. 74)^ w Baltimore
Minifie Wm. Il4 w Baltimore
Morrow J, S. 103 n Gay
Murphy J. & Co. 182 w Baltimore
PaulWm.& Co. 22 Water
Ramsay Joseph A. 115 s Broadway
Rawlings & Brunner, over 262 w Baltimore
Selby & McCauley, (stationery,) 32 w Balti-
more
Sheehy James, 15 St. Paul
Taylor Henry, Sun building, 111 w Baltimore
and 5 South
Torney John C. 192 w Pratt
Turner Samuel E. 3 s Charles
Waite, Matthews & Co. 138 w Baltimore
Waters Jas. S. 168 w Baltimore
Weishample John F. jr. 8 Eutaw House, cor
Baltimore and Eutaw, and 484 w Baltimore
Whitney, Gushing & Co. 8 n Howard
Boot and Shoe Dealers andManu-
; facturers— Retail.
Ackler Jacob, 148 Camden
Addison Samuel, 230 w Pratt
Aidt Lewis, 60 Ross
Alschwe Wm. 135 w Lombard
Bailey Wm. 108 Lexington
Bangs John, 229 w Pratt
Benjamin Joseph, n e cor Calvert and Pratt
Billmyer Joseph, 142 w Pratt i
Bower John, 95 n Calvert
Brown John L. 11 e Baltimore
Buckley Charles R. 97 and 99 Hanover
Bulack Joseph, 248 w Pratt
Burke Lawrence, 62 Centre Market space
Burns Geo. W. 338 w Baltimore
Carback E. & Son, 165 Lexington
Carter Joseph, 10 e Fayette
Cassidy James 33 w Pratt
Chaney Andrew W. 44 e Baltimore
Clogg Geo. S. 2 s Calvert
Coles Wm. 34 n Greene
Connolly Jas. H. & Co. 496 w Baltimore
Cook Benjamin M. 803 w Baltimore
Crook Geo. W. M. 69 w Baltimore
Dabres Edw. 198 w Baltimore
HEUVRV GIKSK, Commission Merdiant, for Che sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
RosendAle Cement and Calcined PlMter constantly on hand, 21 Spear's Wbarf.
492
BUSINESS DIBBCTORT.
Dalsheimer David, 178 and 192 Lexington
Davis Stephen, 150 Lexington
Davis Thomas, s e cor Lexington and Paca
De Baufre Wm. H. & Co. 84 s Broadway
Eliel & Mayer, 220 w Pratt
Ely Mahlon S. 170 n Gay
Emerich Christian, 18 South
Emerich Philip, 4 and 28 Harrison
Emerick Wm. H. 9 n Eutaw
Fensley Wm. 85 s Broadway
Fischer Henry, 42><C w Pratt
Fisher Geo. P. 64 n'Gay
Frank Solomon, 157 Lexington
Freidman Abraham, 60 Centre market space
Fluharty James, 23 n Gay
Fuld John, 80 w Pratt
Gahan Patrick, 88 w Baltimore ^
Gallagher Alexander, 25 n Eutaw
Gallagher Thos! s w cor. Paca and Saratoga
Gardner Jas. F. 58 Lexington
George Isaac S. 80 Centre market space
Gawthrop Wm. H. 163 Lexington
Hamack George, 217 n Gay
Hamer Wm. H. 56 n Howard
Hartman Frederick, 66 n Gay
Hartman John «fe Son, 678 w Baltimore
Harper Wm. s e cor Eutaw and Saratoga
Hecht & Putzel, 280 Lexington
Heinz Andrew, 80 n Gay
Hennerman August, 49>^ n Eutaw
Herman Geo. 205 Ensor
Herman Louis, 62 Centre market space
Herman H. 82 Centre market space
Herzog Adam H. 119 Lexington
Hill George D. 124 Lexington
Inglis George, 81 w Fayette
Laughlin Thomas, 2 St. Paul
Leddon George, 208 s Broadway
Lewis Jacob S. 137 s Broadway
Livingston Seth F. 272 Light
Lloyd Frisby, 146 w Baltimore.— [Sm p. 13
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Long John F. 1 n Calvert
Mackee Patrick, 9 s Sharp
Maddux Thomas, 12 Light
Marshall John, 119 e Pratt
Martin Samuel, 516 w Baltimore
Mather James, 92 Lexington
May Samuel, 665 w Baltimore
McCarthy John J. 58>^ n Howard
Meyer George, 41 n Lioerty
Mockbec Richard, 29 w Baltimore
Mock bee Wm. T. 29 e Baltimore
Muller John P. 259 s Broadway
Mules Thomas, 176 Lexington
Murray Wm. 68 Centre Market space
Oppenmyer Henry, 230 s Eutaw
Orenschall Christian, 56 s Charles
Parr John G. s e cor Caroline and Fayette
Perry John B. 231 Lexington
Perry Levi & Co., 179 w Baltimore and 97
Hanover
Phillips John T. agent, 11 s Sharp
Pickering Wm. 232 Lexington
Rausch John, 314 n Howard
Read J. P. 155 e Baltimore
Richards John H. 120 Light-st whf
Roemer Martin, 5 Eutaw house
Ross David J. under Barnum's hotel
Russell Benjamin, 293 w Baltimore
Schloss Moses, 57 Harrison
Schmidt George, 1 n Calvert
Sellers Jesse, 5 Holiday
Shutze Aug. D., 15 Light
Snlith Christian, 31 w Baltimore
Spencer John, 40 Hanover
Stoops Wm. H. 60 Hanover
Thater Philip, 280 w Pratt
Townsend Perry R. 2 s Sharp
Ulrich Frederick W. 1)3 n Calvert
Vogel David, 16 Centre Market space
Volk Francis, 48 s Charles
Volkert Nicholas H. 641 w Baltimore
Waring Spencer M. 44 s Howard
Weil E. P. 113 n Gav
Wheatley Thomas, 241 e Baltimore
Whitmarsh George, 159 w Lexington
Whorton Wm. 106>^ w Pratt
Wilcox John H. 252 n Gay
Wilcox Thos. S. 134 n Gay
Wilcox Wm. L. 150 n Gay
Wright Lorenzo D. 208 a Broadway
Zehle Charles & A. Koss. 559 w Baltimora
^Boots and Shoes— Ladies.
Ardin Dvaid, 36 n Charles
Bodicker Louis, 43 n Gay
Bottomer Frederick J. 108 Saratoga
Bo wen John L. 11 e Baltimore
Brady James, 472 w Baltimore
Caples Wm. M. 71 n Eutaw
Chamberlain John C. 285 w Pratt
Chase Isaac H. 253 n Howard
Coles Wm. 34 n Greene
Crook Geo. W. M. 69 w Baltimore
Dryden Samuel, .S34 w Baltimore
Ely Mahlon S. 170 n Gay
Fox S. P. 510 w Baltimore
Hamer Wm. H. 56 n Howard
Hayton H. H. 70 Hanover
Hemmick Jacob, 39 n Liberty
Hill George D. & Co. 53 n Gay
Hugg Richard, 71 n Paca ^
Inglis George, 81 w Fayette
Johnson Wm. 110 n Gay
Marley Richard, cor Franklin and Pearl
Marriott John H. 234 e Pratt
Martin Samuel, 516 w Baltimore
Mather James, 92 Lexington
McLaughlin J, & Co. 236 n Gay
Moreland Wm. H. 56 n Gay
Nicolai John C. 553 w Baltimore
Perry Levi & Co. 179 w Baltimore and 9T
Hanover
Watkins Wm. B. 80 Lexington
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manu-
facturers—Wholesale.
BaIderston,Ward & Co, over 14 and 16 German
Bantz Theodore S.OTer320& 322 w Baltimore
Berney Bernhart, 24 w Pratt
Berry Geo. W. 284 n Gay
Brooks, Fulton & Co. 346 w Baltimore
Brooks Robert, 257 w Baltimore
Carey, Bangs & Woodward, 266 w Baltimow
Carroll, Adams & Neer, 286 w Baltimore
Dalsheimer David, over 269 w Baltimore
Dixon Wm. T. & Bro. 306 w Baltimore
Faust J. & Bro. 16 s Charles
George Isaac S. 80 Centre Marked space
Griffin Robert B. & Son, over 17 s Charles
Grinnell & Jenkins, 275 w Baltimore
Hecht & Putzel, 302 w Baltimore and 180
Lexington
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Horner Frank F. & Bro. 324 w Baltimore
Hulls Robert over n e cor Calvert and Water
Irelan David, over 347 w Baltimore
Kimberly Jer. M. 327 w Baltimore
Magruder T. J. & Co. over 245 and 947 w
Baltimore
Mockbee Richard, 29 w Baltimore
Pendexter, Alden & Co. 19 a Charles
Ruthrauf & Smith, 290 w Baltimore
STEVENS D. Shoe and Gaiter Up-
pers, 22 Water, up stairs, corner
of Calvert.
Tucker & Smith, 250 w Baltimore
Warner & Bros, over 254 w Baltimore
Wirt J. & Co. 3n Howard
Bottlers.
CoHghlan W. 169 and 171 s Central av
Eckhardt & Seifert, 40 Chesnut
Ellis & Cairns, 14 s Gay
Graham Edward, under s e cor South and
Lombard
Hohnberger Christian, 85 Lee
Pier G. W. & Co. basement s w cor Balti-
more and Hanover
McKay James, 132 Franklin
Russell Wm. 5 Mercer
Walsh Edmond, 29 • Frederick
Walsh Thomas, 45 n Frederick
Brass Founders.
Aitcheson James, 67 North
Baker «fe Brown, 10 w Pratt
Bausmith & Bowen, Uhler's al near Charles
Clampitt Elias, 96 n Calvert
Hardesty Geo. W. 44 Holiday
Ives Wm. M. 11 n Frederick
Keener John H. 46 Thames
McShane Henry & Co. 157 North
Niemeyer Frederick, 163 King
Reeder George W., Hughes
Brooms, Baskets and Woodenware
Dealers.
Acomb Wm. 121 Franklin
Beaman Wm. cor Franklin and Eutaw
Beebe Lucius M. 94 w Lombard
Boehm, Rice & Co. 32 s Calvert
Chipman George, cor Calvert and Lombard
Lord Charles W. 88 an 90 w Lombard— [Se«
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Regester Joshua, 53 Holiday
Rusael James, 132 Thames
Brewers.
Baltimore Brewery, Francis Dandelet,prop'r,
corner Conway and Hanover
Baier John, (lager beer,) 392 Canton av
Beck Thomas, (lager beer,) Baltimore nr Cal-
verton road
Claggett Wm. & Co. e Lombard, adj. Falls
Herzog Conrad S. (lager beer,) 84 Burke
Hohnberger Christian, 89 Lee
Mulhauser Jacob, (lager beer,) nr BelTidcre
bridge
Pabst Geo. (lager beer) cor Elliott and Clinton
Rossmarck Geo. (lager beer,) s w cor Cross
and Covington
Rost Geo, (lager beer,) Belairav nr Baltimore
Cemetery
SeegerJacob,(lager beer,) intersection of Fred-
erick road and Pratt
Seeger & Stiefell, (lager beer,) Frederick road
nr Fairview Inn
Shettle D. & Co. n e cor Holiday and Franklin
Brick Makers.
Allers John A. near Ferry Bar
Burns, Russell & Co. office 30 Columbia
Chase Hannibal H. cor Beason and Lowman
Cline & Scott, Canton
Harman Samuel, 33 Conway
Hartlove Wesley, 106 Washington, F. H.
Redmond Archibald B. Canton
Reese Wm. Washington road
Robinson L. & J. Canton, office 314 e PPatt
Britannia Ware Manufacturers.
Holmes Wm. 4 Bank la
Sack Christian D. 63 German
Brokers— Exchange, Bill, Real
Estate and Stock.
Appleton Wm. S. 34)^ w Second
Bayrand Wm. H. Law Buildings
Benner, Denison & Co., s w cor Baltimore and
Hanover
Berg 0. H. 159 w Lombard
Berry John H. 9 South
Bersch H. jr. & Co. 7 1 w Second
Boulden G. E. P. 79 w Second
Brown Bros. <fe Co. s w cor Baltimore and
Calvert
Cohen Israel, 7 South
Cox James H. n e cor Baltimore and North
Egerton Jno. B. s e cor South and Exchange pi
Emory & Jones, 2 Law Buildings
Evans Isaac, jr. 162 w Baltimore
Fisher Wm. & Sons, 24 South
Gildersieve & Whitbridge, 61 w Second
Gilmor Wm. jr. 49 Exchange pi
Gover Philip & Co. n w cor Baltimore and
Harrison
Graf & Engler, over 18 Second
Griffiss Thomas J. 170 Cathedral
Griffith Israel , over s e cor.Baltimore and Sharp
Gould, Alex'r. jr. 72 Second <'
Gould Wm. Wallace, 72 Secon^
Gross John I. over 17 St. Paul
Hall Thomas W. sr. 51 Second
Hammond J. Thos. & Bro. 29 St. Paul
Harris Samuel, jr. basement Chesapeake Bank
Hartzog George, 22 South
Harvey J. W. over 22 w Second
Hill Thomas, a w cor Fayette and St. Paul
Hough Wm. T. 208 w Baltimore
Jackson John A. 38 St. Paul
Lawiason & Smith, 6 South
Lewis Martin, 44 w Second
Lightner Wm. P. basement Chesapeake Bank
Livezey E. 48 Lexington
Lownds James, s e cor South and Second
Marriott Wm. H. 24 n Charles
Murdoch & Pennington, 71 w Second
"Wit. P. IVSBB, Marine,
Bcnvflt lift
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Nicholson Isaac L. & Co. 28 w Baltimore
Norman Michael S. & Son, 69 Second
Patterson Abraham B. n e cor South and Lom-
bard
Ferine E. Glenn, 24 South
Peters Jesse T. Mechanics' Exchange, Sun
Iron building
Pittman Edward, basement 9 North
Raisin Robert W. 77 n Eutaw
Rhodes J. M. 79 Second
Robinson John S. basement 11 North
Scharf William, 67 w Fayette
Schoolfield Luther A, 91 n Front
Smith John W. 31 1^ Second
Snowden P. M. 83 w Fayette
Sprigg Joseph A. 32 w Second
Sullivan P. H. 34 w Second
Tinges George W. 3 St. Paul
Tormey Leonard J. 22 South
Tracey James, 2 North
Walker John M. 36 w Second
Williams Edward, s w cor Fayette and Paca
Willis Henry M. over 67 w Fayette
Winchester James, 16 South
Woodville Wm. & Son, 4 Franklin buildings
Zimmerman John W. 24 South, up stairs
Brokers— Merchandise & Shipping.
Applegarth Nathaniel J. over 1 Bowly's whf
Applegarth Capt. Wm. & Son, 37 w Pratt
Barry & Hoogewerf, 4 Grocers' Exchange
Bass & Wright, 51 Exchange place
Hall Wm. W. Exchange place
Heslen Richard M. n w cor Gay and Pratt
Hyland and Woods, 1 Grocers' Exchange
Kelsey & Gray, s w cor Pratt and Buchan-
an's whf
Lippincott James B. 58 Exchange pi
Mitchell Marcellus A. 2 Spear's whf
Rhodes John, over cor Pratt and Smith's whf
Rose& Lyon, 1 O'Donnell's whf
Snyder Joseph R. 70 Exchange pi
Templeman R. W. & Co. (commercial,) 48
" Lexington, up stairs
Thompson Sam'l P. & Co. 69 Exchange pi
Tomlinson H. W. 79 Exchange pi
Travers Samuel H. over 85 Smith's whf
White & Elder, Grocers' Exchange, cor Ex-
change pi and Commerce
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers.
Acomb William, 121 Franklin
Dailcy Edw»rd H. s w cor Charles and Lom-
bard
Johns Wm. H. 15 s Sharp, up stairs
Megraw Wm. A. 210 w Baltimore
Orern & Albaugh, 278 w Pratt
Thompson James, Water ni; Calvert
Burr-Mill Stone Manufacturers.
Morris & Trimble, West Falls av, s of Pratt
Starr B. F. & Co. 173 North, cor Centre
Butchers.
AbolI Christopher C. & Franklin M. A. 47
Centre, 32 Lexington and 24 Richmond
markets
Abell Christian, 177 Penna. av
Abell Christian n Amity
Achenback Henry, 332 Penna. av
Albert John, 93 Lexington market
Albert Michael, 31 Lexington market
Appel George, 33 Hanover market
Arbin Henry J. 82 Centre and 25 Belair mar-
kets ^
Atkinson George, 27 Centre, 14 Lexington,
and 32 Hanover markets
Baker George, 23 Fell's Point market
Baker Jacob, 59 Lexington, 55 Hanover, and
100 Centre markets
Baltz Wm. 35 Belair market
Bankard Jacob J. 29 Centre, 13 Lexington,
and 36 Hanover markets
Barranger Lewis L. 34 Centre, 77 Lexington,
and 63 Hanover markets
Baum Henry, 17 Fell's Point market "^
Beck John, 25 Lexington market
Bender Wm. 77 Centre market
Bersch Christian, 71 Lexington market
Bertram Wm. 58 Belair market
Bower Mrs. John J. 40 and 71 Centre, 65
Lexingtbn and 29 Hanover markets
Bower Lewis M. 40 Centre, 65 Lexington,
29 Hanover markets
Brandau John P. 66 Belair market
Brauer Henry, 34 Belair market
Breitenstein August, 32 Centre market
Breidenstein A. 387 Belair market
Brewer John, 44 Fell's Point market
Brown Ariel H. 62 Belair market
Buchwald Micliael, 5 Belair market
Carmichael Thomas E. 30 Centre, 80 Lexing-'
ton, and 76 Hanover markets
Christ John, 121 Centre, and 32 Belair m'kts.
Club Wm. 77 Belair market
Codori John A. 123 and 48 Belair markets
pollings Wm. R. 115 Centre, and 91 Belair
markets
Cook Frederick, jr., 68 Centre, 45 Lexington,
and 26 Hanover markets
Cooper & Seltzer, 20 Fell's Point market
Courtney Wm. T. 41 Belair market
Courtney Wm. T.33 Centre market
Curtain Henry, 16 Centre, 20 Lexington, and
16 Richmond markets
Curtain James, 14 Centre market
Deal George J. 42 Centre, 25 Lexington, and
22 Hanover markets
Decker Charles, 35 Fell's Point market
Deruff Frederick, 83 Centre and 45 Belair
markets
Dickel Henry, 53 Belair market
Dickson John, 1 Hanover market
Dideman John, 100 Belair market
Dimling Conrad, 41 Hanover and Hollins
markets
Dimling Charles F. 32 Fell's Point market
Dittus J. Frederick, 87 Centre and 94 Lex-
ington markets
Doeller G. Conrad, 11 Fell's Point market
Doliinger Charles, 90 Centre market
East Caleb J. 98 Lexington and 12 Hollins-st.
markets
Egner Lewis, 91 Lexington market
Ehmann Gottfried, 21 Belair market
Eichberg Lewis, 87 Lexington market
Eichner David, 114 Centre market
Eichner John, 58 Lexington and 27 Hollina
street markets
Eisel George, 84 Lexington market
Ellender George W. 103 Belair market
HEiVRT GIESB, Commlation Merchant, tor the aole or Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roaeudale Cement and Caloincd PUwter conatanti^ on hand, HI SpMur'c MSThaxf.
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Elmore James, 14 Hanover market
Fischer Gotleib, 56 Belair market
Flack George N. 80 Centre market
Fleischman Moses, ]8 Fell's Point market
Foran James, 44 Belair and 78 Centre markets
Foss John N. 19 Fell'sPoint market
Fowner James, 89 Lexington market
Frank Samuel, 42 Fell's Point market
Frankenstein Samuel, 47 Fell's Point market
Frederick George N. 84 Centre and 40 Belair
markets
Frederick John, 51 Belair market
French Martin Van B. 62 Belair market
Funk John J. 65 Centre and 9 Lexington
markets
Gaeble Paul, 85 Centre and 14 Fell's Point
markets
Gardner Augustus M. 97 Centre Market
Gengnagel Jacob, sr., 24 and 36 Fell's Point
market
Godman Thomas W. 64 Centre, 73 Lexington
and 72 Hanover markets
Goldman Leman, 96 Centre and 46 Belair
markets
Goldsmith Harman, 81 Centre and 102 Belair
markets
Goldsmith Samuel, 70 Hanover market
Gottleib Philip, 49 Belair market
Greasley Jacob F. 18 Hanover market
Green Samuel, 64 Belair market
Qremmel John, 119 Centre market
Grimel John, 26 Belair market
Guertler Friederich, 19 Belair market
Gutman John B. 8 Fell's Point market
Hahn Harry G. 101 Belair market
Hahn John Daniel, 88 Lexington and 5 Hol-
lins St. markets
Hahn Wm. 76 Centre market
Hamman Henry, 33 Fell's Point market
Hanan Francis W. 118 Centre market
Hanan Geo*F. 120 Centre market
Harry Josiah, 90 Belair market
Hartmaier Richard, 33 Lexington market
Hays Wm. 15 Centre and 110 Belair markets
Heim John F. 79 Centre and 40 Fell's Point
markets
Heldmann Henry, 85 Lexington, and 65 Han-
over markets
Hellstine Feist, 49 Hanover market
Henar Lewis, 91 Lexington market
Herman John, 140 Centre market
Hess John J. 7 and 51 Fell's Point market
Hoff Jacob & Son, 99 Lexington market
Hoffert Frederick, 138 Centre market
Hoffman Aaron & Bro. 21 Lexington market
Hoffman Chas. E. 101 Centre market
Holland Robert F. & Bro. 50 Centre and 71
Belair markets
Holmes Elias, 99 Centre and 23 Lexington
markets
Hoover Francis W. jr., 67 Centre, 40 Lexing-
ton, and 24 Hanover markets
Hoover George, 103 Centre and 39 Lexington
markets
Hoover Ignatius H. & George W. 39 Lexing-
ton and 42 Hanover markets
Huster Andrew, 37 Lexington market
Johnston Louis IL 52 Centre market
Josenhans Charles C. 10 Centre and 3 Lex-
ington markets
Kampe John F. 108 Centre and 57 Belair
markets
Katz Samuel, 54 Belair market
Kaufman Hiram, 57 Centre, 8 Lexington, and
8 Hanover markets
Keller Edward B. 82 Lexington and 22 Hol-
lina St. markets
Keseling Frantz, 57 Hanover market
Kienzle Jacob, 82 Belair market
Kimberly Harry 19 Centre market
Kirk James, 60 Lexington market
Kirk Wm. J. 103 Lexington market
Kline Wm. H. 57 Centre, 13 Hanover, and 7
Cross St. markets
Knell Henry, sr., 4 Lexington and 31 Hano-
ver markets
Knell J. Henry, jr., 8 Centre, 52 Hanover and
7 Lexington markets
Knobloch John C. 112 Centre, 95 Hanover
and 85 Belair markets
Kober Adolphus, 39 Belair market
Koehler, Geo. L. 81 Belair market
Koening David, 4 Fell's Point market
Kop John, 6 Belair market
Kraft Christopher, 38 Fell's Point market
Kraft J. Christian, 127 Centre market
Kramer William H. 88 Belair market
Kratz John N. 51 Lexington market
Krebs David H. S. 28 Fell's Point market
Kreitman Philip, 65 Belair market
Kriel Chas. G. 21 Hanover market
Kriel Jacob, 9 Centre and 29 Lexington
markets
Laib Frederick, 17 Hanover market
Larkins Wm. 101 Lexington market
Laucr Otto, 73 Centre market
Lawson John T. 54 Centre and 46 Hanover
markets
Lucas Francis, 5 Lexington market
Lydecker Philip, 78 Lexington market
Lydecker Theodore, 96 Lexington and 3 Han-
over markets
Magill Chas. J. 48 Lexington and 3 Hollins
St. markets
Marks Henry X. 44 Centre and 69 Hanover
markets
Mcifary Alexander, 83 Lexington market
Meisel George, 10 Hanover market
Messersmith Charles, 107 Centre and 48 Lex-
ington markets
Messersmith Wm. 98 Centre and 11 Lexing-
ton markets
Miller David S. K. 94 Lexington market
Miller Henry & Co. 92 Centre market
Moon Edward H. 166 Centre and 71 Hanover
markets
Mules Thomas H. 24 Centre and 31 Lexing-
ton markets
Muller Joseph, 79 Belair market
Mumma Jacob J. 21 Centre and 86 Belair
markets
Nicholson Jacob C. 37 Centre and 61 Belair
markets
Nicholson Jas. A. 47 Lexington market
Nicholson John, 75 Lexington market
Ohigart G. Philip, 130 Centre and 68 Belair
markets
Oler Samuel, 74 Centre and 25 Hanover
markets
Pappler George W. 16 and 18 Fell's Point
market
Pappler Jacob, 38 Centre and 54 Fell's Point
markets
Pentz Emory McK. 89 Centre market
Pentz John W. D. 43 Centre and 109 Belair
markets
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Pentz Henry S. 63 Belair market
Pentz Samuel J. 52 Centre, 44 Lexington and
28 Hanover markets
Peppier Alexander G.99 Belair market
Peppier Mrs. Geo. 94 Centre, 17 Lexington
and 58 Hanover markets
Pillman August, 19 Lexington, and 23 Han-
over markets
Reign David M. 49 Centre, 63 Lexington and
44 Hanover markets
Reinhart George, 96 Centre and 66 Lexington
markets
Rice & Bro. 18 Centre, 28 Lexington and 14
Hanover market*
Rice Wm. & Lewis 76 Lexington market
Riefle Heiiry, 1 Lexington market
Rose George, 55 Centre, 36 Lexington and 11
Hanover markets
Rusk Edwin M. 117 Centre and 47 Belair
markets
Rusk George W. 39 Centre and 56 Feir«
Point markets
Rusk Jacob Krebs, 10 Fell's Point market
Rusk Thomas J. 5 Centre market
Rusk Wm. F. & Robert, 9 Centre, 35 Lex-
ington and 4 Hanover markets
Rust Thomas J. 2 Hanover market
Schaefer John, 103 Lexington market
Schuerman Herman, 53 Hanover market
Schillenberg D. 7 Hanover market
Schleigh Ernest, 13 Centre and 107 Belair
markets
Schluderberg Wm. 60 Hanover market
Schnupp Henry, 43 Hanover market
Schulderberg Wm. 47 Centre market
Sects George, 69 Lexington market
Seltzer Geo. & Wm. H. D. 11 Centre, 2 and
15 Lexington and 48 Hanover markets
Shaab John J. 56 Hanover market
Shaner George, 128 Centre and 19 Lexington
markets
Sinclair James E. 25 Centre, 18 Lexington
and 11 Richmond markets
Smith George, 81 Lexington markets
Smith Geo. W. W. 75 Centre and 78 Belair
markets
Smith Hartman, 117 Centre and 106 Belair
markets
Smith Mrs. Henry, 1 Centre, 50 Lexlngtou
and 5 Hanover markets
Smith Jos. S. 45 Centre and 59 Belair markets
Snyder Jacob, 46 Centre and 40 Lexington
markets
Snyder Joseph F. 51 Centre and 6 Lexington
markets
Snyder Wm. 43 Lexington market
Sprenger Charles, 34 Hanover and Hollins st.
Sprenger C. Wm. 45 Hanover and 17 Hollins
St. markets ^
Starkey James, 22 Centre market
Staylor Andrew J. 7 Centre and 38 Belair
markets
Staylor. John, 63 Centre and 73 Hanover
markets
Stein Geo. D. 20 Centre, 26 Lexington and 19
Hanover markets
StoU John, 105 Centre and 97 Belair markets
Stolenzback flenry H. 64 Hanover market
Stratlner Louis, 139 Centre market
Super Wm. H. 6 Centre and 97 Lexington
markets
Switzer Geo. F. 106 Centre, 102 Lexington
and 13 Richmond markets
Switzer Wm. 61 Lexington market
Temperly John, 22 Lexir.gton and 18 Rich-
mond markets
Thomas Sterling &■ Sons, 41 Centre, 12 Lex-
ington, 47 Hanover, Belair and Richmond
markets
Tigges Henry, 47 Hanover market
Tilling Fredk. 61 Hanover market
Toffling John H. 16 Lexington, 72 Centre and
66 Hanover markets
Tucker Chas. E. 40 Hanover market
Turner Fredk. S. 46 Lexington, 38 HanoT«r
and 31 Centre markets
Turner Lewis, jr., 53 Centre, 49 LexingtOQ
• and 9 Hanover markets
Vitzthum John, 110 Centre and 73 Belair
markets
Volker Adam J. 69 Centre and 37 Belair mk't«
Walper John C. 6 Hanover
Walter B. Edward, 76 Lexington and 26 Hol-
lins St. markets.
Wannenwetsch Charles, 70 Lexington and 30
Hanover markets
Wannenwetsch Fredk. 31 Hanover
Weaver Wm. H. 75 Hanover market
Weik Wm. L. 56 Centre and 56 Lexington
markets
Weineke John G. 93 Centre market
Weis Fredk. 68 Centre, 48 Lexington and 27
Hanover markets
Weis John P. 59 Hanover market
Weis Lewis, 58 Centre, 48 Lexington and 27
Hanover markets
Wetzelberger Nicholas, 104 Centre and 60
Belair markets
Wilcox Charles H. 35 Centre and. 1 Belair
markets
Wilcox John F. Ill Centre, and 20 Hanover
markets
Wise Lewis *V. 62 Lexington and 36 Centre
markets 4,
Wolf Alonzo L. 12 Centre and 74 Belair
markets
Younger Geo, 50 Hanover, and 27 Lexington
markets
Zeigler John Fredk. 59 Centre, 54 Lexington
and 39 Hanover markets
Zell Jacob, 28 Centre, 53 Lexington, and 69
Hanover markets
Zerweck Daniel, jr., 16 Hanover market
Zerweck John, 19 Hanover market
Ziegler John F. 39 Hanover market
Butter Dealers.
Bromwell H. L. cor Lexington and Pearl
Clayton Alfred S. 82 Hanover
Dryden Charles H. 51 n Eutaw
Edel John W. & Co. 257 Harford av
Ellicotl & Hewes, 67 w Lombard
Feig George A. 15 Brown
Hanson William E. n w cor Eager and Ai9-
quith
Henderson & Co. 63 Exchange place
Lazenby Daniel L. 311 n Gay
Lloyd Philemon, 145 e Baltimore, and 107
Lexington
Magers Peter A. 212 n Gay
Manning Henry S. 42 Camden
Morton Dixon, 118 Garden
Noble James, 153 and 234 s Broadway
Nyce B. Brooke, 1 Guilford
Shanling Peter M. 80 Pearl
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Taylor Robert, 46 Camden
Tweedy Samuel A. 77 Camden
Cabinet Makers.
[See Furniture Dealers.]
Abbott Noah, 132 Cross
Anderson Wm. E. 10 and 12 Second.— [See
Mvertisement at the end of book.]
Blackiston & Green, 562 w Baltimore
Daiger Matthew A. 74 s Broadway
Dude Frederick W. 14 McClelland
Foss "Wm. M. 30 n Howard
Godey Thomas, 54 Hanover
Heimiiler & Millis, 49 n High
Herold Frederick, 189 s Sharp
Hiss & Bro. 128 w Fayette
Hughes John & Son, 65 s Broadway
Jenkins Henry W. IG Light
Logan J. H. & Co. 41 n Paca
Mathiot Aug. & Son, 25 and 27 n Gay
McCouU George C. 131 Saratoga
McMuIlan John, 15 and 17 n Gay
Mount Elijah, 31 n Gay
Pouder George W. 522 w Baltimore
Renwick Robert, 92 n Howard
Rodenmayer George C. 38 Ensor
Shryock Henry S. «fe Son, 6 s Calvert
Tarr Theodore M. 11 n Gay
Teufel John, 283 w Pratt
Waskey Benjamin, 10 n Gay
Watkins John T. 47 South
Weaver Jacob, 21 and 23 Ross
Weaver John H. 22 w Fayette
Wheeler Saml. E. cor Monument and Aisqutth
Cap Makers.
[See Hats and Caps.]
Austrian Betsy, 211 s Broadway
Brooks Lewis, 344 w Baltimore
Dittrich F. & Bro. 178 n Gay
Rosenwig Elias, over 344 w Baltimore
Ruben Jacob, 246 and 675 w Baltimore
Cards— Machine.
Chase Wells & Gehrmann, 6 s Howard
Haskell John H. 33 s Eutaw
Towner Darius F. 332 w Baltimore
Carpenters and Builders.
Adams H. & J. F. Elbow la, rear 52 Columbia
Adams John K. 247 w Fayette
Allard Joseph, 18 Warner
Allen Wm. H. 265 e Baltimore
Allen Henry, s Wolfe near Aiiceanna
Armiger Richard, over 87 Harrison
Atwell & Harrison, 76 s Register
Bailey John M. 9 Hoffman
Baldwin John H. 122 n Eden
Ball John'D. 335 w Howard
Barton Samuel S. 70 Mullikin
Bean Joseph H. 1 n Sharp
Belt Hickman, 48 Holiday
Beety Robert S. Wolfe near Pratt
Belt Norwood & Bro. 14 Vine
Bennett Benjamin F. 44 s Howard
Benson B. F. 44 s Howard
Binyon & Audoun, 137 s Ann
Black John R. 18 Marion
Bowen John W. 54 Clay
Boyd Francis H. B., Bradenbaugh al
Brady Edward, over 129 n Calvert
Briel & Bruns, 14 McClellan's al
Brown Eiias, 17 Pleasant
Brown J. Robert, 1 Exchange al near Lombard
Brown Wm. L. s w cor Front and Low
Cannon Wm. H. 23 Wayne
Carey & Muhilman, 245 Aiiceanna
Champayne Wm. R. 170 Vine
Clark Bernhard, 15 Pleasant
Clemm Peter S. 35 n Sharp
Colley J. W. rear 324 Hollins
Collison & Heichew, 14 s Durham
Cornell Michael, 13 Morris al
Cross Joseph H. M. 21 L. Sharp
Crothers Robert, 62 Courtland
Davis John F. 35 n Sharp
Dieffenderffer James, 5 n Sharp
Eggleston Joseph W. 26 Peirce
Erhman Jacob, 1 n Sharp
Evans Job & Son, 17 and 19 Garden
Folks George F. 15 n Sharp
Fowble & Rliller, 18 Vine
Gallagher Francis T. Orange al near Gay
Galloway Thomas, 7 n Sharp
Gardner & Matthews, 179 w Lombard
Gettier John L. 102 Hoffman
Gilbert Lewis, .335 n Ho\yard
Gorsuch Wm. G., Clay near Liberty
Gott J. C. 92 n Paca
Hammond & Smith, 8 Grant
Hamilton Robert, Eutaw near German
Harrison Benjamin H. 1 n Central av
Harvey Wm. & D. 130 Penna. av
Hawley Burgess, 83 Hanover
Herbert Joseph B. cor Paca and Warner
Hogg James H. & John S. 8 and 10 Clay
Hooper B. A. 188 s Sharp
Hopkins & Marshall, 31 s Eutaw
Hopkins Wm. & G. P. 69 Hanover
Isaac Jonathan, 83 George
Jacobs James M. 2 e Lombard
Leaken John, 118 Orchard
Lee J. W. 31 Park
Leeke James & McClure, 13 Grant
Lester Wm. H. 20 Wayne
Long Stephen B. 17 Morris al
Maloney Andrew J. 79 w Monument
Marker Edward H. 79 Paca
Markland W.T. & Bro. Portland nr. Fremont
Masson W. Calvert, between Eager and Reed
Miller Enoch H. 67 Albemarle
Morris Levin F. 6 Franklin la
McNeal Andrew L. 240 e Fayette
Morrison John H., Jasper near Mulberry
Murray Rich'U C.s e cor Lombard and Charles
Ajlylander Henry, Penna. av near Biddle
Nevitt James, 19 w Fayette
Oster Jacob, 113 s Caroline
Paine John A. over 7 n Sharp
Parsons William, 28 Boyd
Pedrick Geo. E. 25 Booth
Pollitt Edward D. 10 s Frederick
Porter Edward P. 8 s Front
Porter George H. 148 s Charles
Price Geo. R. 9 n Sharp
Purcell John J. 2 n Pine
Quigley Hugh, 27 Marion
Reindollar Jacob T. 16 Clay
Reynolds Josiah, 69 n Front
jr. HENRY GIESE, Commission Mercliant, for the siUe off Flour, Omln, Seeds, Sso,
, &08«ndale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ai Spear's Wharf.
498
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Rigby Philip A. 144 Camden
Roberts John B. 8 Raborg
Roche Michael, 158 n Calvert
Sappington Gerard H. n e cor Holland and
Eden
Saumenig John W. 51 Eislein
Scott Wm. J. 118 w Biddle
Secombe Thomas, 16 w Fayette
Sellers Jacob, 35 Arch
Sheets George T. 149 Peirce
Shultz Henry, 123 Hoffman
Silberzahn John A. 13 n Sharp
Sorter & Sweeney, 396 w Pratt
Smith Richard A. 202 Bank
Sprigg Wm. 17 Grant
Stack John, cor Calvert and Franklin
Staylor John J. 191 n High
Stinchcomb Geo. W. 144 n Calvert
Sutton & Theban, 16 n High
Teal Arch. 402 Canton av
Warfield Anderson, Vine near Arch
Warfield & James, 14 Dover
Williams David, 140 Camden
Williams William, n e cor Howard and Lee
Wingate & Lusby, 76 .s Regester
Winter Samuel, 182 Hamburg
Wood Charles O'Aeal, 321 Franklin
Yeisley Jacob, 89 Bank
Zimmerman George J. 142 n Howard
Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.
Griffith G. S. 77 w Baltimore
McDowell, Robinson & Co. 264 w Baltimore
Royston Bros. 81 w Baltimore
Saylor John, 2 w Baltimore and 146 s Broad-
way
Turnbull John, jr., 248 w Baltimore
Victory Joseph, 145 Lexington
Walsh & Conradt, 1 n Gay
Carpet Weavers.
Abendschan Clement, 232 s Charles
Kissner & Co. (coverlet,) 93 Bank
Carriage and Coach Makers.
Bishop Richard, 93 w Fayette
Blakeney Wm. 50 German
Bowers & Sons, 406 and 408 w Baltimore
Brashears Geo. W. n e cor North and Madison
Champayne Henry B. 84 German
Colflesh George, 101 German
Cross Samuel B. 69 and 75 s Howard
Curlett John & Son, 33 North
Dorsey & Hissey, 96 n Calvert
Green & Hoffman, 167 w Lombard
Kurtz George J. 97 n Paca
Jacjtson James, Paca near Pratt
McCann Wm. 35 s Gay
McCawiey Joseph, 41 s Paca
McCurley James, 21 n Liberty
McPherson Samuel T., Boston, cor of Chester
Minnick Charles E. 65 n Calvert
Mullen Thomas, jr., 91 Holiday
Mullmeyer, Hunter & Co. 144 n Howard
O'Connell Henry, 29 n Gay
Oelman Frederick, 61 and 65 German
O'Neill John F. n e cor Eutaw and German
Peduzzi Francis, 51 North
Penning Sylvester E. 56 German
Pryor Geo. W. High near Fayette
Pryor Richard S. 4 n Frederick
Renshaw Joseph, 145 Franklin
Riddlemo.ser & Weatherley, 92 w Fayette
Savage Joseph R. 4 n Frederick
Schaefer C. W. 149 and 151 n High
Schaffer David & Bro. 20 w Fayette
Schombs & Kohlhepp, 484 Harford av ,
Sommer Jacob & Sons, s w cor Lombard and
Howard
Stevens William H. 5l>^ North
White & Albaugh, 104 and 106 Penna. ar
Williamson Angus, 56 German
Carvers and Gilders.
Barrett & Debeet, 71 w Baltimore
Barrett M. 82 n Howard
BUTLER, PERRIGO & WAY, 168 w Balti-
more, up stairs. — [See p. 51 Mverlisements.]
Byrne Joseph, 32 n Calvert
Coyle John, 105 Saratoga
Eckhardt Wm. 58 n Gay
Fryer James, 206 w Baltimore
Hays & Morse, 41 Clay
Hewitt Geo. W. 9 n Gay
Kennard Wm. H. 24 n Sharp
Meyers & Hedian, 33 w Baltimore
Teubner Wm. over s w cor Sharp and German
Chair Makers.
[See Furniture Dealers.]
Foos Wm. M. 30 n Howard
Hiss Wm. Henry, over 20 s Charles
Mathiot Augustus & Son, 25 and 27 n Gay
Phillips J. E .n e cor Charles and Lombard
Sprenkle Chas. H. s w cor Lombard and
Caroline
Stevens S. S. & Sons, 6 Low
Stevenson Robert, 2 e Lombard
Chemists and Dealers in Chemicals.
Baker Bros. & Co. 32 and 34 s Charles
Baker Richard J. 36 s Charles
Chappell Philip S. foot of Cross s side basin
Davison Wm. & Co. 104 w Lombard
Higgins James, 33 Holiday
Liebig Gustav A., P. D. over 67 s Gay
Piggot A. Snowden, 40 Bolton
Popplein G. & N. jr., 50 North
Stewart James V'D. s e cor Hanover and
Camden
Stimpson & Neilson, 370 w Baltimore
Trego Wm. 15 and 17 Hughes
Thomsen & Block, 26 Hanover
Tyson Jesse & Co. Block st. office over 7
South
Cement and Plaster.
Giese J. Henry, 31 Spear's wharf
Page George S. & Bro. (roofing cement,) 111
Smith's wharf
Claim Agents.
Bandel M. L. & Co. 30 w Second
Murray O. B. & Co. over 22 Second
Pferdner Paul & Co. 28 Second
GKO. S. page: & BRO.,
Rlanafitetnrera of Roof* and Roofing JUatmrtMlM, 111 Satltli's
WliarC C. HART SMITH, Agent.
BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
499
China, Glass and Queensware.
Ball David, 166 Franklin
Banks Robert T. 63 South
Bayley R. P. & Co. 6 Hanover
Bokee George M. 41 n Howard
Bokee Wm. F. 1 and 3 Harrison
Cook & Herring, 9 s Charles
Cowles "W. & Son, 25 s Calvert
Dobson John A. & Co. 2 and 4 n Charles
Harteweld Adolph, 506 w Baltimore
Keyser James, 12 n Howard
Kirsch Charles & Co. 140 n Gay
Marston & Bro. 246 w Baltimore
McCurley John, sr. 725 w Baltimore
Morton Philander & Son, 137 n Howard
Parr David Preston, 210 w Baltimore
Parr Henry, 243 n Gay
Pawley Fmley, 18 s Calvert
Sharkey John & Co. 317 w Baltimore
Shirley Wm. 5 s Calvert
Towson Wm. 0. 26 w Baltimore
Valiant Theodore D. & Co. 46 n Howard
Valiant Wm. Thomas & Co. 216 w Pratt
Wonderly Wm. S. 116 n Gay
Wonderly Wm. S. & Co, 75 w Baltimore
Chiropodists.
Painter Nathan, 20 e Baltimore
Cloaks and Mantillas.
Allen Henry, 47 e Baltimore
Bickerton Joseph & Co. 183 w Baltimore
Joy E. W. 107 w Baltimore
Packman A. 138 n Gay
Rosenbaum Isaac, 162 and 164 Lexington
Timpson Wm. 47 e Baltimore
Timson & Allen, over n w cor Baltimore and
Holiday
Clocks.
Mann John, n e cor Charles and Lombard
Morrill Harrison 0. 23 n Liberty
Parr John H. 234 w Baltimore
Clothiers— Retail.
Adler Manncss, 618 w Baltimore
Bar & Bro. 189 s Broadway
Bernie Seligman, 74 and 76 Centre Market sp
Brafman A. n w cor Centre Market space and
Second
Brafman Samuel, 160 w Pratt
Brenner & Bro. n e cor Bond and Thames
Brenner Moses, 96 w Pratt
Carr Henry, 66 w Pratt
Coonan Daniel, 79 Centre Market space and
119 w Baltimore
Diotz John B. 204 w Pratt
Ellinger Samuel, 297 w Baltimore
Englehaupt Adam, 46 and 48 w Pratt
Fay Henry, 48 and 50 Centre Market space
Fletcher Jeremiah H. 140 w Pratt
Frank L. & Co. 287 w Baltimore
Frankel & Bro. n e cor Centre Market apace
and Pratt
Goldman Benjamin, 4 Centre Market space
Goldman Louis, 80)^ Centre Market space
Goodman Aaron, 75 and 195 n How.ard
Goodman Joseph, 10 Centre Market space
Gottman Moses, clothier, 122 Barre
Greenbaum Isaac, 146 w Pratt
Greenbaum Myer, s w cor Forrest and French
Grothaus Geo. F. 11 w Baltimore
Hamburger & Bros. 203 s Broadway
Hart Levi, 11 w Second
Harzberg& Stiefel, 168 w Pratt
Hecht Jacob, n w cor Market space and Pratt
Herzberg Seligman, 2 and 28 Centre Market
space
Hess, Blum & Co. 671 w Baltimore
Hess & Stern, 223 w Pratt
Hirsch Bernard D. 106 w Pratt
Hirshberg & Reinhart, 294 w Baltimore
Jarrett Asbury, 10 and 12 e Baltimore
Jarrett Lefever, 126 w Baltimore
Jordan & Co. 157s Broadway
Jordan Levi, 36 Centre Market space
Kahn Samuel, 279 w Baltimore
Kronheimer Simon, 122 w Pratt
Kuhn & Co. s e cor Lexington and Greene
Laucheimer Meyer, 134 w Pratt
Lipp & Co. s w cor Baltimore and Paca
Lipp James, 389 w Baltimore
Long&Tannebaum, 162 and 164 Light-stwhf.
Manaca Joseph R. 227 Lexington
Metzger & Miller, 88 Centre Market space
Nordheimer Moses, 328 w Baltimore
Rea John H. & Co. 118 w Pratt
Robinson D. W. 84 Centre Market space
Row & Landower, 62 w Pratt
Schleunes & Hinrichs, 89 w Baltimore
Seldner & Co. 105 and 107 n Gay
Simon Theodore H. & Bro. 317 v/ Pratt
Smith Brothers & Co. 40 w Baltimore
Sonneborn Henry, 315 w Baltimore
Sonnehill Lewis, 350 w Baltimore
Springer Wolf, 52 and 54 w Pratt
Stine Benjamin, 73 w Baltimore
Stine N. H. n w cor Howard and Saratoga
Stocksdale Nelson, 78 Centre Market space
Teal Geo. McK. n e cor Baltimore and Fred-
erick
Thanhouser Jacob, 124 w Pratt
Walker Noah & Co. Washington building,
165 and 167 w Baltimore
Weil Benjamin, 110 s Eutaw
Wolf & Bergman, 244 w Pratt
Clothiers— Wholesale.
Gutman Moses & Co. 331 w Baltimore
Hartman & Strauss, 326 w Baltimore
Kahn & Schloss, 305 w Baltimore
Lehmayer Simon, 298 w Baltimore
Reinhard M. E. 294 w Baltimore
Shipley, Roane & Co. 303 w Baltimore
Seigel, Grunebaum & Schmidt, 333 w Balti-
more
Sonneborn, Seligman & Marx, 310 w Baltimore
Springer, Friedenreich & Co. 309 w Baltimore
Thrasher, Rogers & Co. over 345 w Baltimore
Walker Noah & Co. Washington building,
165 and 167 w Baltimore
Walter R. 300 w Baltimore
Weisenfeld &/■ Co. 23, 25 and 270 w Baltimore
Clothiers— Children.
Brun Madame F. 86 Lexington
Cappeau Misses Cecelia & Frances, 673 w
Baltimore
WM. P. WEBB, Marine. Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Lire Insurance Co., ir«-mu-k, Jf. J.," 89 Second Street.
•mutual
500
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carvalho R. N. 22 Pleasant
Gardner S, S. & M. E. 62 Lexington
Hoyt William H. 41 n Charles
Lee Lizzie T. 56 Lexington
Mitchell C. W. 63 e Baltimore
Moissonnier Madame, 40 n Charles
Schultze Hermina, 38 n Charles
Stork S( Hamilton, 278 n Gay
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.
Dammann F. W. & E. 19 Hanover
Davidson A. B. over 1 Hanover
Mallinckrodt Wm. over 31 s Charles
Moore Robert & Bro 233 w Baltimore
Moore S. & R. G. 6 s Charles
Oberndorf A. 10 s Charles
Orem, Hopkins & Co. 238 w Baltimore
Richardson John W. & Co. 12 n Gay
Schleunes & Heinrich, 89 w Baltimore
Siegel David, 7 Hanover
Spiller & Alcock, over s w cor Baltimore and
Hanover
Wethered Bros. 20 German
Coal Dealers.
Adams Emelius, s w. cor Caroline and Dock
Baltimore Coal Co. 6 South, Hoffman & Son
sole agents
Bennett G. R. & L. E. 169 n Howard
Brown, Mittan & Co. 88 n High, and North
betw Monument and Madison
Callis Jas. H. Baltimore nr Bond
Campbell Dorsey & Co. 95 w Lombard
Cannon H. & Co. 48 s Gay
Carson & Spedden, 164 Hollins
Collins Jas. B. 88 North
Crothers David, 70 North
Crusse John, cor Boston and Leakin
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, R. H.
Phipps, agent. Locust Point
Cunningham Thos. A. 22 w Second
Gushing & Ehlen, 36 w Second
Davis Jas. E. n w eor Bond and Lombard
Dobbin & Co. 24 w Second
Dutton John R. 25 s Eden
Ehrman & Bardroff, 23 Fell
Fenhagen Jas. C. 143 n Gay
Forman A. D. & Co. 513 w Baltimore
Franklin Coal Co. (Jas. Boyce, prest.) over
36 Second
Gemmell Thomas, 44 w Second
George's Creek Coal and Iron Co. 19 South,
up stairs
Giese J. Henry, 9 South
Haines Benj. F. 333 w Fayette
Hamilton Silas M. s w cor Baltimore and
South
Hart Francis C. cor Biddle and Cathedral
Harvey Wm. & D. 130 Penna. av
Healy Leonard S. n e cor Central av and
Hampstead
High & Slmnley, 23 w Lombard
Houek Anthony V. 61)0 " Eutaw
House Wm. A. & CoT cor West Falls and
Eastern avs
Jameson & Brown, 30 w Biddle and 253 Lex-
ington
Janney R. M. 19}.^ South
Jenkins Jas. W. 67 w Second
Johnson Saml. M. & Co. cor Towson and
Nicholson, L. P. and 12 O'DonncU's wharf
Kelly John W. Biddle nr Cathedral
Krebs Chas. W. 83 w Second
Lee Stephen S. 50 s Gay
Leisenring Geo. W. n e cor Howard and
Franklin
McColgan & McNevin,sw cor North and
Franklin
McCullough J. G. n w cor Fremont and Pratt,
and n w cor Park and Fayette
McClymont & Co. cor Bowly-st and West
Falls av
McNeal, James, jr. 58 w Second
Miller John, jr. n w cor Paca and German
Moore John A. 3 Rechabite Hall
Myers Danl. E., North opposite Denniead 'a
foundry
Onion Edward D. cor Monument and Har-
ford av
Onion Edward M. Gay nr Belair market
Onion Wm. F. H. n e cor Central av and
' Lombard
Owen & Co. s e cor Pratt and Greene
Rieman Robt. G. 12 South
Robins Edward A. 7 Sun Iron building,
South
Sheckells & Gray, s e cor Mulberry and Fre-
mont
Short Mountain Coal Co., Edward Jessop,
president, 23 South
Silverwood & Sheckells, 132 Monument and
154 n Central av
Sindall Samuel, 5 n Republican
Stabler E. Jr. & Co. 23 South
Start & Delia, Hughes quay
Sutton, Pennington & Co. 13 South
Taylor Jacob H. 134 Dugan's wharf
Timanus John T. 65 n Greene
Walker G. W. & T. S. 3 s Sharp
Washburn Wyman F. cor Lee and Light
Wilbur Silas J. 485 w Pratt
Wright Isaac & Co. n e cor Central av and
Fayette
Coal Oil and Lamps.
Ammidon & Crombie, 336 w Baltimore
Capron & Cp. North nr Eager
Carswell John S. 210 Aliceanna
Deubreuil Aristides, cor Lee and Fremont
Dubreuil & Co. 29 Camden
Richardson J. A. & Co. 3 s Calvert
Spilcker Wm. & H. 136 w Baltimore
Treusch Charles, 119 s Broadway
West Christopher & Sons, 306 w Pratt
Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders.
Bacon & Co. 476 w Baltimore
Brass Joseph, 85 and 87 Barre
Pearson George, 5 n Liberty
Ridgaway S. C. & Co. 505 w Pratt
Siegman John G. 62 and 69 Ensor
Collar Makers.
Bullock James, 21 Mercer
Harvey Thomas & Sons, 33 n Greene
Hobbs Wm. 75 Chesnut
McKaig Jessop, 86 Mulberry
Shott Chas. H. cor German and Penn
J. HEIVRY GIESB, Commlsiilon Mcrcliant, for the sole of Flour, Grain, Seeds, dbe>
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 01 Spear's IVliarC.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
501
Commercial Colleges.
Baltimore Commercial College, E. K. Losier,
principal, n e cor Baltimore and Charles
Gallagher F. H. 207 and 209 w Baltimore
Commission Merchants.
Adams & Davidson, 7 Commerce
Adreon & Co. 22 s Charles
Aldridge & Brewer, (dry goods,) 5 German
Applegarth Alexander, 1 Bowly's whf
Applegarth John A. & Co. 109 Smith's whf
Applegarth Capt. Wm. & Son, 37 w Pratt
Appold Theodore R. over 5 Water
Armistead, Riggs & Co. (tobacco,) 39 s Gay
Armstrong & Miller, 4 Commerce
Baer & Bro. 143 n Howard
Balderston, Ward & Co. (boot and shoe,)
over 14 and 16 German
Bansemer W. G. & Co. 108 w Lombard
Barry John S. & Co. (dry goods,) 20 Hano-
I ver
iBarth St Edmeades, (liquors, cigars, &c.,) 22
s Calvert
Bass Jit Wight, (tobacco,) 51 Exchange place
Bean Robt. M. 130 Dugan's wharf
Belt Truman & Sons, (tobacco,) 1 Ellicott
Bennett F. W. & Co. 28 and 30 s Charles
Berry John T., Howard nr Pratt
Berry N. E. 63 w Pratt, up stairs
Berry Walter W. 4 Light-st wharf
Bevans, Phillips & Co. 14 Bowly's whf
Bighani & Bradford, n w cor Franklin and
Eutaw
Billingsley Thos. A. 69 s Charles
Blackburn & Bro. n e cor Franklin and Eutaw
Block Augustus, 96 w Lombard
Boane James, 261 Aisquith
Boggs A. L. Jr. 141 n Howard
Boggs, Cottman & Co. 46 w Lombard
Bond Alex, n w cor Pratt and Commerce
Bond James, Jr. 6 Holiingsworth
Bond Wm. n e cor Pratt and Holiingsworth
Bosley Jas. H. 203 North
Boswell & Dorsett, 147 w Pratt
Boyle John P. & Co. 4 Exchange place
Bradford Geo. W. cor Franklin and Eutaw
Brauns L. & Co. se cor Lombard and Cheap-
side
Brehme 0.& Co. (dry goods,) 12 Hanover
Brinkley Joseph B. & Co. 59 s Calvert
Broom Vachei, Exchange place
Brown Robert D. & Co. (dry goods) over 2
German
Brown V. J. & Co. 66 w Lombard
Brune F. W. & Sons, 89 and 91 Smith's whf
Buckler & Shipley, 85 and 87 s Charles
Burbank David, 148 w Pratt
Burns & Co. 96 Light-st whf
Busby David T. 6 Exchange place
Cameron C. C. 50 s Howard
Camp & Sutherland, 22 w Second
Campbell Ross & Co. (dry goods,) 24 Han-
over
Capron & Co. 79 South
Carr R. H. & Bro. 69 s Charles
Cassard P. W. 61 South
Cassard Geo. 46 South
Cassard Gilbert, West Falls av
Chesnut Wm. & Co. n w cor Pratt and South
Clark Lewis & Co. 180 w Baltimore
Clemm Joseph E. & Co. 73 South
Close & Bro. 4 German
Coale Isaac, jr., & Bro. 17 and 19 Hanover
Cochran Janies E. 84 Light st whf
Cockey & Co. (lumber) n e cor Canton and
East Falls av
Coffroth & Miller, 330 w Baltimore
Cole Wm. H. (hardware) 95 s Charles
Coleman & Co. s w cor Franklin and Paca
Conway John R. & Son, 31 Cheapside
Cook H. W. & Co. 15 Commercial
Cooke Wm. & Sons, 82 Light st wharf
Cornelius Nicholas, 165 Forrest
Cornell & Son, 70 South
Corner James & Sons, Corner's whf, foot of
Frederick-st dock
Coulburn Stephen D. 79 South
Courtnev & Son (tobacco,) 65 s Gay
Coward 'Thos. R. 114 Light-st, whf
Cox & Brown, 10 Bowly's whf
Creamer Thos. 131 n Exeter
Crichton Wm. & Sonj 1 Wood, cor Bowly's
wharf
Cropper Thomas J. 55 South
Cross Wm. S. & Bro. n e cor East Falls and
Eastern avs
Curiett Lewis G. s w cor Camden and Charles
Dade & Dorsey, 128 s Charles
Dall Austin & Co. (dry goods) 22 Hanover
Damman F. Wm. & E. (cloths) 19 Hanover
Dare, Sproston & Co. (flour and tobacco,) 95
s Charles
Deford Benj. & Sons (hides, leather and oil)
42 s Calvert
De Ford Charles D. & Co. (tobacco,) 37 s
Gay
De Lea Mar C. M. 96 w Lombard
Delcher Wm. J. 155 w Pratt
Derr John P. 56 Exchange place
Dinsmore & Kyle, 156 w Pratt
Dixon R. W. K. over 116 Light-st whf .
Dorsey Wm. A. 68 South
Dowell John, 55 Calvert
Downey John & Son, 133 Franklin
Drakely & Fenton, 387 w Baltimore
Dryden Robert W. & Son, 14 and 16 German
Dugan Cumberland & Co. (hardware) 26 s
Charles
Durand Thomas W. Pratt
Dushane John A. (paper) 40 s Charles
Eastman I. B. & Co. over 70 w Lombard
Eaton Bros. & Co. (dry goods,) 9 s Charles
Ebert Octavius, 10 Spear's whf
Edmondson Joseph A. ^9 Cheapside
Ehrman Gecgrge M. n w cor Howard and
Pratt
Ellicott & Hewes (produce) 67 w Lombard
Ellicott Wm. M. & Sons, 3 Spear's whf
Emory Wm. H. (grain,) 6 Wood
Ensey Lot & Son, s w cor Baltimore and Eu-
taw
Eppley & Bro. s e cor Howard and Mulberry
Etchison & Dorsey, 104 s Charles
Evans Thomas H. & Co. (produce) 80 and 82
Light-st whf.
Farlin J. W, (grain) 117 Smith's whf
Ferciot Peter, 17 Courtland
Fergusson & Tyson, 121 w Lombard
Ferry J. Ferry & Co. 51 Light
Fink & Bro. s w cor Franklin and Eutaw
Fisher Richard D. & Co. 4 s Gay
Fisher Solon, 14 Bowly's whf
Fitzgerald, Booth & Co. 6 s Gay
G£0. S. page: dc BRO., Maniilacturers of Roofs and Roofiiig MaterlaJU, 111 Smitb's
IVbart; C. HART SMITH, Agent.
502
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Foard & Rogers, 16 Bowly's whf
Foley D. J. & Bro. 50 South
Ford Columbus W. 32 Light
Foster Wm. T. 70 Exchange place
Fowler & Ziegler (flour,) 91 and 93 s Charles
Franklin Lewis A. over 59 s Gay
Freeland, Hall& Co. 143 w Pratt
Frick & Bail (tobacco) 57 Exchange place
Frick E. A. «fe Co. 165 North
Frick George P. (dry goods) 2 German
Frye Joseph (bonnet,) over 19 s Charles
Gaither George R. 20 German
Garrett Robert & Sons, 34 n Howard
Gardiner & Middleton, 37 Cheapside
George & Jenkins, 48 South
George Samuel K. 50 s Gay
Gerdes, Bulling & Wehrhane, 143 w Lom-
bard
Geyer & Wilkins, 122 w Lombard
Gibney, Hall & Co. 90 Spear's whf
Gibson «& Co. over 7 n Charles
Gieske & Niemann, 120 s Charles
Giese J. Henry, 21 Spear's whf
Girvih J. M. 23 Spear's whf
Gist & Wells (produce,) 126 and 128 s Eutaw
Gittings Lambert & Co. 58 Buchanan's whf
Godwin Wm. jr., 5 Wood
Goodwin Thomas (dry goods) 12 Hanover
Goldsborough Martin, 49 Courtland
Gorter G. O. 62 s Gay
Goslin Wm. S. 51 South
Gosnell George W. 201 e Madison
Gould, Dukes & Co. 81 Exchange place
Gover & Gardner, 13 Commerce
Gover Samuel li. 84 w Baltimore
Grant & Bro. 101 w Lombard
Green Capt. John M., Light *
Greenwood George Z. 2 Bowly's whf
Griest Moses, 88 Light-st whf
Griffith R. R. s e cor South and Exchange
place, up stairs
Griffith R. R. jr., 14 Commerce
Gross Jacob, 106 n High
Grove Francis & Co. 19 Commerce
Groverman Anthony, 57 s Calvert
Groverman Anthony, jr., 374 w Baltimore
Hack Fred'k A. 375 w Baltimore
Haines Ephraim, 119 n Howard
Hall Carter A. & T. H. (flour, cotton and to-
bacco,) 4 Camden
Hall George, 274 e Lombard
Hall George W. S. & Co. 65 Second
Hall & Loney, 56 Buchanan's whf
Hall Thomas I. & Co. over 143 w Pratt
Hamilton Matthew Allen. 27 s Frederick
Hamilton Wm. 64 and 66 s Charles
Hand S. G. 101 Smith's whf
Hand Thos. J. & Co. 56 s Gav, 2d floor
Harrison Geo. L. 6 O'Donnell s whf
Harvey Joshua G. & Co. (provisions and pro-
duce,) 75 Exchange pi
Haslett Geo. n w cor Howard and Mulberry
Hawkins Wm. 8 s Charles
Hawley R. K. & Co. (lumber,) 16 Eastern av
Heald Jacob & Co. (tobacco,) 58 and 60 s Gay
Henderson & Co. 63 Exchange pi
Henderson John & Co. s e cor Commerce and
Pratt
Heslen Richard M. n w cor Pratt and Gay
Hodges Benjamin M. jr. overs w corGay and
Lomljard
Hoffman Henry K. & Co. 45 s Howard
Hoilins Cumb'd D. 70 Exchange pi
Hooper J. & Co. Commercial buildings, cor
Gay and Lombard
Hopkins & Janney, 124 s Eutaw
Hopkins T. & G. T. 68 Light, cor Pratt
Howell Wm. & Son, 60 s Gay
Hughes John, under Corn Exchange, n w cor
South and Wood
Hull Wm. 66 South
Hunt & Co. 97 Smith's whf
Hurlbut Samuel, 44 South
Hyatt C. C. & R. H. & Co. 147 w Pratt
Jenkins Hugh & Co. 18 Second
Jenkins & Williams, 115 Light-st -whf
Jones Charles, Light-st whf
Jones Lewis & Co. 70 Light-st whf
Katz & Leupold, 17 German
Kauffelt & Buchanan, 130 North
Keith M. jr. & Son, (hardware,) 23 a Charles
Kelsey & Gray, s w cor Pratt and Buchan-
an's whf
Kidder Camillus, 16 Bowly's whf
Kilburn Uri, 45 South
Kirkland, Chase &. Co. 83 and 85 Smith's whf
Knox & Co. 125 Smith's whf
Knowles Jas. W. 90 Dugan's whf
Krebs Geo. W. 5 Water
Krebs Geo. L. 53 n Caroline
Lamping Wm. & Co. (tobacco,) 89 s Charles
Landstreet Wm. T. (produce,) 10 a Howard
Larus John R. 6 Spear's whf
Lee James F. 123 McElderry's whf
Lee Steven S. (iron and coal,) 50 s Gay
Lentz & Flack, 18 Hanover
Levering Sf Co. 91)^ w Lombard
Levering Lawrason^ 3 Commerce, up stairs
Levering Thomas W. & Sons, 55 Commerce
Lewis A. T. & Co. over 254 w Baltimore
Lindenman Albert H. 87 Smith's whf
Lloyd & Lowndes, 95 Smith's whf
Logue James, 118 n Howard
Loney B. S. & W. A. & Co. (dry goods,) 11
and 13 German
Love, Martin & Co. 5 Exchange pi
Lurman & Co. 91 s Charles
Lyles Wm. 84 Light-st whf
Macdonald Peter M. a e cor Pratt and McEl-
derry's whf
Macy Wm. D. 127 and 129 McElderry's whf
Magruder T.G. & Co. (boots, shoes, hats, &c.)
over 245 and 247 w Baltimore
Maguire Andrew J. 79 Smith's whf
Maltby O. E. & Co. (produce,) 25 Cheapside
Marriott & Gould, (tobacco,) 35 South
Martin Wm. R. & Co. 77 s Calvert
Mathiot Augustus G. 6 Bowly's whf, up stairs
Mathews & Fitzhugh, 128 n Howard
Matthews & Leitch, 4 Spear's whf
Matthews Thomas R. & Son, IBBowly's whf
McClernan'John. 201 No/th
McConkey & Parr, 91 and 93 South
McDaniel Jas. L. cor Light and Water
McDonnell Eugene, 75 and 77 n Calvert
McDonnell James, 47 Water and 47 Cheapside
McDougall «fe Clarke, 47 West Falls av
McFarland John, s Eutaw
McUvain D. (lumber,) 158 German
Meixsel & Grafton, 149 w Pratt
Merritt Wm. K. & Co. 57 Cheapside and 53
s Calvert
Meyer James & Co. 37 Cheapside
Michael Wm. H. & Son, 10 Bowly's whf
Middleton & Dorsey, (tobacco,) 126 w Pratt
Middleton Richard, 119 Smith's whf
GOQO, S. PAGB Si BRO., Manufactnrerg of Roofa and Roofing Itlaterlals, 111 Smltb'B
WUarf. C. HAjaT SMITH, Agent.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
503
Middleton Warfield, 7 German
Miles & Hopkins, 68 s Calvert
Miller J. F. & Co 83 South
Milnor J. N. L. over 5 s Charles
Mister Abraham & Son, 98 Lig:ht-st whf
Mitchell Edward & Son, 90 w Pratt
Mitchell Oliver & Co. tobacco, over 53 w Pratt
Montell Jas. E. (tobacco,) 58 Exchange pi
Moorehead John & Bro. (tobacco,) 14 n How-
ard
Muir John H. 37 Block
Murdoch Alexander & Co. (dry goods,) 14 s
Charles
Murgiondo Prudencio D. 59 s Gay
Myer James & Co. 65 s Calvert
Neale, Harris & Co. 26 Commerce
Needham A. & Sons, 142 Light-st whf
Newcomer & Co. 26, 41 and 43 s Howard
Norris & Baldwin, 19 German
Norris Wm. E. & Co. 114 s Eutaw
Nyce B. Brooke, 1 Guilford
Owens J. S. & Co. 55 w Pratt
Owens Wm. H. 7 Wood
Owings Samuel B. 75 South
Padgett W. A. & W. W. (produce,) 17 Com-
merce
Parkhurst Jared, jr. & Co 78 South
Parkhurst Simon, 76 South
Pattison & Woolford, 102 Dugan's whf
Pawson & Bowdoin, 95 Smith's whf
Payne Wm. S. 63 w Pratt
Pearce & Gray, 66 Buchanan's whf °
Pearson & Coleman, 106 w Lombard
Pearson Joseph, over 102 Light-st whf
Peed John W.&Co. cor Pratt and Smith's whf
Peirce Thomas, 20 Bowly's whf
Peirce Wm. H. 9 German
Pierson& Randall, (dry goods,) ov. 10 s Charles
Pendexter Alden & Co. (boot and shoe,) 19 s
Charles
Pendleton Philip P. 171 and 173 n Howard
Penn & Dyer, s e cor Exchange place and
Commerce
Penrose E. G. & Co. (produce,) 153 n Howard
Perry A . A. & Co. (lumber,) s w cor Gay
and Lombard
Perot W. H. over n w cor Gay and Pratt
Phillips Samuel & Co. 95 South
Pickerell John F. 75 Smith's wharf
Pitt Charles F. 116 w Lombard
Pleasants John P. & Sons, 52 South
Poor Alfred, over 36 w Second
Poultney & Moale, 44 w Lombard
Poumairat & McCuUy, 49 Light
Pratt E. & Bro. 27 and 29 s Charles
Price Joseph, s w cor Pratt and Spear's whf.
Price Oliver Perry, 81 Smith's whf.
Price Wm. G. 103 w Lombard
Purington Zaccheus S. 39 and 41 w Pratt
Quincy John D. 61 s Gay
Reynolds Wm. & Son, 40 n Howard
Reynolds J. W. & E.& Co. (flour and grain,)
over 90 Light-st whf.
Rhoads Willard & Son, cor Pratt and Smith's
wharf
Rhodes Beiy. M. & Co. 82 South
Riach & Murdoch, (dry goods,) over 15 8
Charles
Rice, Chase dk Co. (dry goods,) 10 and 12
German
Rieman Henry & Sons, 24 n Howard
Roberts Mathias, 8 Bowly's whf
Roberts Wm. H. 172 Forrest
Robertson & Briscoe, over 149 w Pratt
Robinson Wm. C. 81 South
Roddy J. D. & Co. 4 Cheapside
Rogers & Brooke, (iron,) over 33 Exchange pi
Rose & Lyon, 1 O'Donnell's whf
Rosenberger & Co. 68 South
Ross John W. & Co. over 6 Spear's whf
Ruff& Speer, 121 North
Sauerwein Geo. & Co. (flour,) 153 n Howard
Sauerwein Peter & Son, (flour and produce,)
101 n Howard
Schaefer Adolphus C. 50 South
Schumacher A. & Co. 9 s Charles
Schwartz & Gude, 117 w Lombard
Sedgwick J. Harvey & Co. 2 Water
Segerman Wm H. 8 and 10 Penna. av
Seemuller A. & Sons, (tobacco and cigars,) 65
Exchange place
Sharp Samuel J. 9 n Carey
Shields B. D. 20 Penna. av
Shriver Bros, (produce,) 376 w Baltimore
Shurtz Wm. D. & Co. (fish and provisions,)
11 Commerce
Sims & Tyson, 64 s Gay
Slagle C. W. & Co. 118 and 122 North
Slater George, 10 and ]2 Commerce
Slingluif Charles D. & Son, 13 n Howard
Small George, 64 North
Small Wm. & Edward, 93 Smith's whf
Smith John & Son, 35 Cheapside
Snively Adam, 5 Commerce
Spitz H. P. 212 Lexington betw. Greene itnd
Paca
Spence & Reid, 5 Spear's whf
Stall Wm., County whf
Stansbury Darius, 115 and 117 n High
Staplefort John C. 92 Light-st whf
Staum John& Co. (produce,) 99 Light-st whf.
Stephens John A. c^- Bro. 92 Lightest whf
Stewart C. Morton, 52 s Gay
Stickney &.Co. 57 Exchange place
Stine J. R. & Co. 126 North
Stine Wm. 192 North
Stirling & Ahrens, 54 Buchanan's whf
Stuart & Barbour, 27 Cheapside
Sullivan James, n e cor Gay and Pratt
Sullivan John & Sons, (produce,) 3 Camden
Taylor & Gardner, 6 and 8 German
Tesdorpf & Siebert, 63 Exchange place, up
stairs
Thomas & Moore, 5 s Eutaw
Thompson Samuel P. & Co. 69 Exchange pi
Thompson Thomas, 29 s Gay
Townsend, French & Co. 80 Light-st whf
Travers Samuel H. over 85 Smith's whf
Trego, Morgan & Co. 22 Commerce
Tubman B. G. & Co. 102 Light-st whf
Tucker R. & H. R. 56 s Gay, up stairs
Tudor & Townsend, (produce,) 110 w Lom-
bard
TuU Thos. J. & Co. 6 Bowly's whf
Turnbull, Slade & Co. (dry goods,) 11 s
Charles
Turner John T. 40 Ellicott
Tyson & Bro. 40 Commerce
Vickers Geo. R. & Co. foot of Commerce
Vocke Class & Co. 116 s Charles
Von Kapfr& Arens, 22 German
Vosburg& Co. 72 South and 8 Bowly's whf
Wales Philip S. 12 Warner
Walker Isaac, 6 Bowly's whf
Walter Geo. W. 119 Smith's wharf
Wambersie Eugene C. 63 s Gay
WM. P. WKBB, Marine, Plr« and Uf« Insunmee Agent and Broker. Agent "Slutnid
Benefit Ur© Instourane* Co., IfeiTBirlc, W. J.," 89 S«oond Street.
604
BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
"Waters Charles E. (hardware,) 15 a Charles
Waters Charles R. I; tobacco,) 128 s Charles
Webb Albert L. & Bro, s e cor Commerce and
Pratt
Welch J. B. & Son, 64 South
Wheat ey, Dorsey & Co. 88 Spear's whf
Whedbee & Dickinson, foot of South-st whf
White & Elder, cor Exchange place and
Commerce
White Francis, 163 North
White James & Co. (produce,) 22 Commerce
White John R. & Co. (produce,) 132 Pratt-st
whf
Whiteford James, 7 Spear's whf
WhitridgeThos.k Co. 22and24Bowly's whf
Wilkens Henry, 122 w Lombard
Wilkinson J. P. 122 Dugan's wharf
Williams John, Howard near Lee
Williams John & Son, 89 Smith's whf
Williams John S. & Bro. (grain and flour,)
52 and 54 Commerce
Wilson & Burns, cor Howard and Lombard
Wittman Wm. W. 92 w Pratt
Wood James H. 96 Hanover
Woods, Bridges & Co. 6 and 8 Commerce
Woodward, Baldwin & Co. (dry goods,) n e
cor German and Hanover
Wright & Canby, s e cor Commerce and Cable
Wright, Maxwell & Co., over 18 Second
Wyman,Byrd & Co. (dry goods,) 16 Hanover
Yates Joseph C. & Co. over'n w cor Gay and
Pratt
Young Geo. & Co. (general) 199 North
Zell Peter & Sons, (produce,) 147 and 149 n
Howard
Companies, Miscellaneous.
Alexander Wm. treasurer George's Creek
Coal and Iron Company, 19 South
Ball Walker, (steam packet,) Union dock
Beatty Charles W. (Bellona Gunpowder Co.)
153 w Pratt
Brown Thomas H. (Great Falls Iron Co.) s e
cor Pratt and O'Donnell's wharf
Harrison Wm. agent Canton Co., ofiice cor
Boston and Patuxent
Merchants' Exchange Company, office New
Exchange buildings. Wm. Sperry, treas-
urer and secretary
Norris Richard, treasurer Springfield Mining
Co., s. e cor South and Second
North State Copper and Gold Mining Co.,
office over 24 w Second
Patapsco Company, 48 Lexington
Sperry Wm. secretary Merchants' Exchange
Co., Exchange building
Susquehanna Canal Co., office 13 Lexington,
Thomas M. Abbott, treasurer
Commissioner of Deeds.
Latimer James B. s w corner Fayette and St.
Paul
Pratt Jabez D. & Co. n e corner Baltimore and
Charles, up stairs.
RAndolph & Latimer, 66 South
Composition Hoofing.
Jackson George, 148 Lee
Johnsofi James H. 3 Jarvis building. North
a. HEIVRY OIESK, ConunlasSon Blercltant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, d
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaater constantly on hand, 21 Spear's "WliarCi
Page George S. & Bro. Ill Smith's wharf
Rothrock & Peacock, 10 Eutaw House
Confectioners and Fruiterers.
Ashton John M. 277 w Fayette
Baccigalluppo J. 91>^ Lexington
Baccigalluppo Vincengo, 60 n Gay
Barker Wm. G. J. 3 Holiday
Blome & Jacobi, 445 w Baltimore ,
Bridges Wm. & Son, 313 w Baltimore
Brotzel John A. 2 Columbia
Butcher Alexander, 160 w Baltimore
Caldwell A. P. 149 n Gay
Clarke & Jones, 20 Light
Coates James A. 54 w Baltimore
Coignard Ai 166 Saratoga
Derenberger G. & J. 67 Ross
Flamm Peter, 88 Lexington
Gilmour Franklin M. 239 w Pratt
Gilmour James D. n e cor Madison and Eutaw
Groff Jacob B. n w cor Madison and Howard
Hamilton John, n w cor Howard and Lexing-
ton
Hammersley David L. 26 n Greene
Hickley George T. 139 >^ n Gay
Johnson E. Dorsey, n e cor Light and Pratt
Kegler John G. 264 w Lexington
Kugler Samuel, cor Fremont and Fayette
Kidd Amelia, 35 w Baltimore
Kidd & White, 16 w Baltimore
Lincoln Joseph S. 294 Saratoga
Martin Charles & Co. 2 and 4 n Calvert
Munder Chas. F. & Bro. 27 s Liberty
Palmer Edward L. & Co. 15 Bowly's whf
Pearson George, 5 n Liberty
Pracht Charles, 218 Franklin
Schaer John F. 52 e Baltimore
Schumacher & Son, 179 w Pratt
Scoggins & Mitchell, 262 w Pratt
Sloan James, 91 w Lombard
Snyder George, 27 s Liberty ,
Vellines Benton H. 83 w Baltimore
White Wm. 311 w Baltimore
Confectioners and Fruiterers-
Wholesale.
Bridges Wm. & Son, 313 w Baltimore
Clarke & Jones, 20 Light
Darby & Co. 296 w Baltimore and 1 n Liberty
Dix & Steiner, 112 w Lombard
Falkenstein Frederick, 257 Light
Friend, Ricketts «fe Co. 79 Smith's wharf
Laws John N. n e cor Light and Pratl
Laws David 0. cor Pratt and Light
Martin John & Co. 92 w Pratt
Merchant J. & Son, 174 w Pratt
Moore John W. & Co. 39 South
Ness Geo. W. s e cor Baltimore and Eutaw
Pracht & Co. 155 and 157 Franklin
Price W. G. 103 w Lombard
Schwartz & Gude, 117 w Lombard
Summers & Co. 301 w Baltimore
Consuls and Vice Consuls.
Austria — Kremelberg John D. s e corner Lom-
bard and Cheapside
Belgium— G. O. Gorter, 52 s Gay
Chili and Peru— Richard B. Fitzgerald, 6 8
Gay
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
505
Great Britain — Bernal Frederick, 6 Exchange
building
Hanover — Ed. Uhrlaub, 51 Courtland
Italy — Charles A. Williamson, 50 Centre
Netherlands— Claas Vocke, 116 s Charles
Oriental Republic Uruguay — Prudencio De
Murguiondo, 59 s Gay
Prussia, Wurtemberg, Saxony, Baden, Ba-
varia, Hesse Cassel and Hesse Darmstadt —
Dresel Werner, s & cor Lombard and Cheap-
side
Spain and Mexico — J. A. PizarrO, 3 Barnet
Sweden and Norway — Fred'k B. Graf, (vice,)
over 18 Second
Venezuela — Bolivar D. Danels, 57 w Fayette
Conveyancers.
Cinnamond & Browning, 59 w Fayette
Glocker & Norris, 63 w Fayette
Gorsuch Peregrine, 32 St. Paul
Griffin Thomas W. 170 s Broadway
Hall Thomas, s w cor Fayette and St Paul
Israel Fielder Sf Sons, cor St. Paul and Fayette
Pennington Aug. H. 65 Hanover
Pollit Alfred H. 10 Law buildings
Smith Robert T. 61 w Fayette
Spencer Wm. P. Law buildings
Spurrier Rudolph, St. Paul, between Fayette
and Lexington
Thompson Alfred W. 30 St. Paul
Thompson Steptoe, 350 n Eutaw
Warfield Wm. 13 St. Paul
Wise Edward M. 32 St. Paul
Coopers.
Abbott George, 65 s Caroline
Aberle George, 250 Aliceanna
Acomb Wm. 121 Franklin
Albecht Jacob, 115 Fjanklin
Allen Charles, 274 n Eutaw
Anderson James, 347 s Sharp
Beck John, 22 Lee and 28 William
Bonday <^ Thurlow, 111 Thames
Carroll John K. 27 Commerce
Clark James D. 13 Commerce
Cousins John, 49 Commerce
Dawes Frances A. Centre al. near w Fayette
Diamond James, 20 Philpot
Evans John M. 108 Holiday
Frederick Lawrence, 110 Franklin
Feller Charles, 139 s Caroline
Gardner Ephraim, 301 w Lombard
Green Richard C. 49 Commerce
Gruetter Fred'k. L. 310 and 312 Montgomery
Gruver Sf Costolay, 120 and 148 Franklin
Hicks R. 174 L. Greene
Kallmeyer John, 17 and 21 Fell, and 294 s
Ann
Kimball & Shaffer, cor Canton and Central
avs, and Eden opp. City Spring
Placide Henry B. 57 Buchanan's wharf
Placide Henry S. 72 Buchanan's wharf
Pollitt Francis, 35 and 39 Commerce
Reynolds Thos. E. 216 s Eutaw
Ruppert Joseph, 198 Eastern av
Schafer Thomas, 43 s Eden and cor Canal
and Canton av
Snyder Andrew, 13 and 17 James al and 33
Poultney
Streeper, Solter & Marshall, Exchange al s
of Exchange place
Weager George, 152 s Spring
Wehrman Fredk. over 110 Dugan's whf
Woolen Thomas, 31 and 33 Commerce
Zane Peter, 37 Commerce
Coppersmiths and Works.
Albright Henry G. 30 s Schroeder
Baltimore and Cuba Smelting and Mining Co.
Clinton Levering, prest. over 30 South
Bruce John M. 94 n Calvert
Guilford Copper and Gold Mining Co. 34 w
Second
Mahler & Fefill, 28 Concord
McCleary & Connelly, 44 Holiday
Read Robert, cor West Falls av and Lombard
Robbins Albert K. 24 William »
Cork Cutters.
Chestnut & Marshall, 40 s Calvert
Corset Makers.
Donnelly Mary, 172 Lexington
Horn Mrs. Eliza, 139 Lexington
Cotton Yarn, &c.
Chase Wells & Gehrmann, 6 s Howard
Green Amon, 70 Hillen
Johnson Wm. Henry, 66 s Calvert
Schultz Edward T. 4 s Howard
Towner Darius F., 332 w Baltimore
Cuppers and Leechers.
Gill Bryson & Son, 56 s Sharp
Curled Hair Manufacturers. *
Kauffman Caspar, Frederick road near city
limits
Kaufman Jacob, 4 Rechabite hall, w Fayette
Merryman Oliver P. 151' w Fayette
Wilkens Wm. & Co. s e cor Pratt and Charles
Curriers and Leather and Findings
Dealers.
Achey Frederick & Son, 22 s Liberty
Anderson James G. 5 Balderston
Appold George Si Sons, 8 and 10 Water
Bartlett George & Co. 134 w Fayette
Barton Wm. J. & Son, 7 and 9 Cheapside
Coakley & Brother, 18 s Calvert s
Cole Wm. H. 20 Water
Crane Wm. & Son, cor Cheapside and Water
Darraugh Daniel & Co. 16 s Calvert
Deford Benjamin & Sons, 42 s Calvert
Flinspach Ferdinand W. 122 Light-st whf
Green Henry H. 194 Lexington
Grupy Francis H. 42 s Calvert
Hewitt Elmer, jr. 50 s Calvert
Hewitt George H. 225 Aliceanna
Hoehn John O. 453 Lexington
Hoffman & Deford, 84 w Lombard
Hoffman Michael, jr. 560 w Baltimore
Kalbfus & Locher, 8 s Calvert
Klees Henry & Sons, 15 Saratoga
Larrabee Ephraim & Sons, 24 s Calvert
Maynard, Ely & Rose, 46 s Calvert
GjBK). S. FAGS Si BRO., Maiiiifacturera of Roofs and Roofing Materials, IIX SmMlft'ti
Wbtact, C. HART SSIITH, Ag«n«.
506
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Musgrave James, 103 n Front
Pasquay & Gemundt, 5 Harrison
Patterson George, Greene nr Lexington
Poland, Jenkins & Co. 12 Water
Roque Francis, 19 Harrison
Schlarb P. & H. 61 s Sharp
Selway Robert, 14 a Calrert
Sparhawk Stearns, 7 Mercer
Spear John W. 20 Water
Stalfort Frederick, 326 w Pratt
Startzman David, cor Lombard and Calrert
Startzman J. & L. 54 s Calvert
Stehli Anthony, 27 Harrison
Sullivan Thos. H. 27 s Calvert
Thomas Cornelius, 196 n Exeter
Thomas N. & Co. 118 n Eutaw.and 9 and 11
Ensor
Trauttnar. Gustavus C. 104 Pearl
Voight Wm. August, 348 Light
Cutlers.
Arnold Francis, 15 s Sharp
Daffin Benjamin, 2 Holiday
Friese John, 142 w Fayette
Halbach Charles, 94 n Gay
Jackson Samuel, 194 w Baltimore
Reinhardt Charles C. 7 n Gay
Dancing Academies.
Gravier Mde. P. 97 St. Paul
Spies Charles L. over s e cor Baltimore and
Charles
Dentists.
Arthur Robert, 139 Washington place
Austin Philip H. 79 n Charles
Balderston & Son, 23 Lexington
Blandy Alfred A. 83 Centre
Booth R. R. 49 w Baltimore
Brown Alfred J. n w cor Charles and Lex-
ington
Burlingame Waterman, 54 n Charles
Burton O. A. 94 w Fayette
Chandlee Edwin, 15 s Howard
Cherry M. J. 45 Hanover
Cherry T. F. s w cor Liberty and Baltimore
Colburn H. 78 n Paca
Corrie James, 5C s Sharp
Cowman & Snowden, 3 n Liberty
Coy Byron F 141 Washington place
Coyle Terrance P. n w cor Saratoga and Park
Easter John, 113 w Fayette
Etheridge W. H. 21 s Broadway
Gibney Richard, 32 n Gay
Gill Eryson & Son, 56 s Sharp
Gill Bryson J. 212 n Eutaw
Gill Saml. H. & Bro. n w cor Hanover and
Lombard
Gill Wm. F. 214 w Biddle
Guiither Conrad, 183 e Baltimore
Hayden H. Moeart, 98 n Charles
Hooper James, 197 e Baltimore
Hoopes Wm. H. 84 n Eutaw
Hopkinson Moses A. 87 n Eutaw
Keech Henry H. n w cor. Eutaw and Fayette
Lemmon A. H. 107 Gough
Mackali Leonard, 56 Saratoga
McDowell Wm. S. 39 Lexington
McPherson James B. 141 Washington pi
Merryman George, 50 n Calvert
Morse Wm, L. 65 n Paca
Ould Perry, 19 n High
Postley Alfred Mortimer, 169 n Eutaw *
Scott James H. 64 n Charles
Southcomb John P. 241 e Baltimore
Stewart Thomas, 19 e Fayette
Stinson Wm. H. 43 Hanover
Taylor Mager S. 135 e Monument
Tilyard Henry W. 14 s Eutaw
Volck Adalbert J. 121 n Charles
Volkman August, 210 s Eutaw
Welsh Wm. P. 45 Hanover
Wilson Wm. W. 79 n Charles
Wright J. W. 27 s Broadway
Dental Depot.
Snowden Henry & Co. 9 n Liberty
Dressmakers.
Adams Mary M. 173 n Fremont
Aldwell Margaret, 242 Mulberry
Alexander M. H. cor Charles and Pleasant
Andrews Elizabeth, 92 n Greene
Auld F. Virginia, 443 Lexington
Baggott Elizabeth, 194 Madison av
Ball Sarah, 1 n High
Brooks Sarah A. 33 s Calhoun
Curtin Susan, 88 Saratoga
Dailey Miss Catherine, 751 w Baltimore
Henderson Maria, 60 n Pine
Kelly Mrs. Clara J. 213 w Fayette
Lalor Margaret and Catherine, 14 n Calvert
McComas Cornelia F. 25 Pearl
Metzger Miss, 97 n Charles
Quinlan Mrs. Mary A. 10 Rosa
Drawing Instruments.
Dodge Geo. R. Sf Co. 42 w Baltimore
King F. W. & R. 226 w Baltimore
King W. & Co. 2 n Liberty
Minifle William, 114 w Baltimore
Dispensaries.
Baltimore General Dispensary, n e cor Fayette
and Liberty
Eastern Dispensary, n e cor Central ar and
Baltimore
Southern Dispensary, 45 Conway
Distillers.
Bailey James, 43 s Greene
Clabaugh E. A. 98 South
Clabaugh & Co. cor Ostend and Russell
Dickey Charles E. & Co. 108 n Howard
Hazlehurst & Phelan, 17 Spear's whf
Maitland Benjamin & Co. 89 South
Wetter George H. 14 e Lombard
Druggists— "Wholesale.
Baker Ric>M»rd J. 36 s Charles
Bartlett John M. 70 s Calvert
Brown Wm. H. & Bro. 4 s Liberty
Burroughs Bros. 52 Light
Canby, Gilpin & Co. n w cor Light and Lom-
bard
HE:v11Y GIKSE, CoimiUadon Merchant, ft»r «io obla ot F^our, Grain, Seeds, die.
Roscndale Cement Rnd Calclnod Plaster conatantly on liond, %1 Spear's MThaarC
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SOT
ANDEEWS THOMAS & CO., (Es-
tablished 1848,) Importers and
Jobbers, 136 and 138 Cedar Street,
New York.
Soda Ash :
J, Hutchin«on & Go's., Kurtz's, Johnson's,
McClellan's, Garrett's, Muspratt Bros.
& Huntlej's, &c.
Caustic Soda: r
J. Hutchinson & Go's., Kurtz's, Muspratt
Bros, db Huntley's, Gaskell, Deacon &
Go's., Balmain's, D, G., &c.
Sal Soda:
H. L. P. & Go's., Jarrow's, Alhusen's.&c.
Newcastle Bi.Carb. Soda.
Palm Oil. Cocoa Nut Oil.
Concentrated Lye, (genuine.)
Indigo. Madder.
Flour Sulphur. Alum.
Salt Petre, &c. &c. &c.
When buying from first hands, send to us
for quotations.
JEf- See page 513.
Clotworthy & Flint, 339 w Baltimore
Curley H. R. 3 s Howard
DAVIS & MILLER, Wholesale
Druggists, Perfumers and Manu-
facturers superior Flavoring Ex-
tracts, 12 n Howard, Andrew J.
Miller, proprietor.
Frey E. & 3. 814 w Baltimore
Janney Wm. «or Bowly's whf and Pratt
King Solomon, 1 s Ualvert
Langdon Thomas P. 13 s Howard
Leary John & Go. 35 Hanover
Smith J. Irwin, 152 w Pratt
Stabler F. & Coale, s w cor Baltimore and Sharp
"Thomsen & Block, 26 Hanover
Tigert John R. 28 Hanover
Vogeler August & Co. 8 s Liberty
Walker John, 89 s Charles
Dry Goods— Eetail.
Adler Mrs. B. 195 s Broadway
Adler Julius, over 210 s Broadway
Akers Edwin, 138 Lexington
Bacharach Abraham, 77 Ensor
Bamberger Bros. 147 Lexington
Bamberger David, 43 n Howard
Barrus Geo. Vf. 221 w Baltimore
Behrens Cusel, 162 Lexington
Bentley Wm. H. 31 e Baltimore
Benzinger & Renehan, 61 n Howard
Benswanger Emanuel, 736 w Baltimore
Bird J. Edward, agent, 213 w Baltimore
Bird Stephen L. & Co. 57 n Howard
Broadbent A. G. & Co. 18 n Charles
Brown M. &. S. 155 s Broadway
Byrn William, 763 n Gay
Christopher R. W. 168 Lexington
Coale E. H. 67 Lexington
Cohen Simon, 185 n Gav
Darling F. Taylor, 157 Forrest
Doherty M. & E. 223 Lexington
Dugan J. Osborn, 129 n Gay
Easter Hamilton & Co. 199, 201 and 203 w
Baltimore
Getty James, 105 n Gay and 67 n Howard
Grauer Ignatius, 179 n Gay
Greenbaum Isaac & Sons, 200 and 216 8
Broadway
Greensteen Simon, 190 s Broadway
Gutman Joel, 20 n Eutaw
Guy Robert J. 122 Lexington
Guyton & Hyde, 62 Hanover
Hammerslough Lewis, 155 Lexington
Harper Mrs. E, 66 n Eutaw
Harris Mrs. B 140 Lexington
Harvey Joshua, n w cor Hanover and Pratt
Heilbrun Michael, 52 Hanover
Heisler Samuel, 19 w Baltimore
Hess Moses, 39 n Howard
Hines Julius, cor Gay and Exeter
Kerngood & Bro. 537 w Baltimore
Letcher David, 78 Hanover
Levi Adolph, 59 w Baltimore
Magee John M. cor Franklin and Ogston
Mailhouse Joseph J. 124 s Broadway
Meginnis Caspari G. 69 w Baltimore
Merriken Wm. 1 Water
Meyer Meyer D. 149 n Gay
Mooney Michael E. 231 Lighf
Neal George H. C. 97 w Baltimore
Needles John & Son, 43 n Charles
Oppenheimer Ernest, 250 s Charles
Perkins & Co. 6 n Charles
Rider M. & Son, s w cor Paca and Columbia
Rider Sigmund, 147 Camden and 25 n Eutaw
Ringrose M. 29 n Howard
Royston Bros. 81 w Baltimore
Schiutter Christopher, 306 n Howard
Schmidt Eliza F. 243 n Howard
Seliger Joel, 13 e 'Baltimore
Seliger Joel & Co. 155 n Gay
Seliger Joseph, 27 w Baltimore
Simon Charles, sr. 63 n Howard
Simon Herman, 164 Lexington
Straus* Brothers, 54 Hanover and 649 w Balti-
more
Sulzbacher A. B. • "ti^ «or Lexington and Eu-
taw
Sumwalt Thos. S. 56 Hanover
Sutherland Geo. A. 85?w Baltimore
Thomas Benjamin, 253 e Baltimore
Uhler George W. 164 Franklin
Weiglein Louis, 9 e Baltimore
Wroth Wm. G. 85 w Baltimore
Zollinger George N. 100 s Broadway'
Dry Goods— Wholesale.
Affclder Max, 10 s Charles
OEO. S. PAGB & BRO., Monufactorers of Roots nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
WiuarC C. U&JECr SSXITU, As«nt.
608
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aldridge & Brewer, 5 German
Barry John S. & Co. 20 Hanover
Bevan Samuel & Co. 279 w Baltimore
Brooks, Fahnestock & Co. 345 w Baltimore
Brown Robert D. & Co. over 2 German
Bruff John W. & Co. 245 w Baltimore
Campbell Ross & Co. 24 Hanover
Chaney Floyd, w Baltimore
Close & Bro. 4 German
Cohen Moses, 269 w Baltimore
Dall Austin & Co. 22 Hanover
Dean Wm. A. 236 w Baltimore
Devries, Stephens & Co. n e cor Baltimore and
Howard
Easter Hamilton & Co. 199, 201 and 203 w
Baltimore
Eaton Brothers & Co. 9 Charles
Frank Simon «fc Co. s e cor German and Han-
over
Frick Geo. P. 2 German
Goodwin Thomas, 12 Hanover
Hoblitzell J. H. 273 w Baltimore
Holliday Daniel, 5 Hanover
Hopkins & Co. 258 w Baltimore
Howard Geo. W. & Co. 351 w Baltimore
Hurst & Co. 241 w Baltimore
Jenkins G. Taylor, over 241 and 243 w Balti-
more
Loney B. S. & W. A. & Co. 11 and 13 German
Makepeace & Co. 1 and 3 German
Merrelield Joseph, over 258 w Baltimore
Miller Daniel & Co. 329 w Baltimore
Milnor J. N. L. over 5 s Charles
Murdoch Alexander & Co. 14 s Charles
Oberndorf & Lauer, 243 w Baltimore
Pierson & Randall, over 10 s Charles
Rice, Chase & Co. 10 and 12 German
Slothower, Matthews &"Co. over 17 German
Taylor Henry S. over 241 and 243 w Baltimore
Turnbull, Slade & Co. 11 s Charles
Whiteley, Bro. & Co. 281 w Baltimore
"Williamson John, 1 Hanover
Woodward, Baldwin & Co. n e cor German
and Hanover
Wyman, Byrd & Co. 16 Hanover
Dyers and Scourers.
Bandel George, 187 e Baltimore
Caldwell Daniel, 6 s High
Cowan Abraham, 1H>^ Lexington
Drexel Harman, 52 w Fayette
Feuillan & Dandelet, 124 n Howard
Fisher E. & Brother, 55 w Baltimore and 131
w Payette
Guerand Francis, 257 e Baltimore
Hulse Henry, 453;w Baltimore and 269 wPratt
Hulse I. 123 Lexington
Hulse John, 56 Holiday
Hulse John H. 70 n Eutaw
Wyiie Samuel F. & James H. 142 Lexington
Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs.
Baker Richard J. 36 s Charles
Heald John H. & Co. 2 Block.
Earthen and Stone Ware Manufac-
turers.
Bennett Edwin, cor Canton and Central avs
Linton William, cor Pine and Lexington
Ferine & Sons, 713 w Baltimore
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, PIre and Life Insnrnnce Agent and Broker. 'Agent
Benefit IJfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J,," 89 Second Street.
Edge Tools.
Baker & Brown, 10 w Pratt
Holmes Robert S. cor Pratt ond President
Hudgins John R, s w cor Pratt and Mill
Kidd Charles, 400 w Pratt
Miller George W. 7 Camden
Shipley Jacob L. 338 s Fremont
Watkina Evan, 37 Light
Embroideries and Laces.
Bonney Elias, 147 w Baltimore
Brunt Mrs. Thomas, 189 w Baltimore
Bryan Samuel L. & Co. 221 w Baltimore
Goldenberg & Weinberg, 163 w Baltimore
Goldman Ldward, 490)^^ w Baltimore
Hutzler M. & Son, 71 n Howard
Engines and Boilers.
Basshor Thos. C. & Co. 26 Light
Engine and Locomotive Builders.
Clarkson Joseph & Son, 75 n Front
Codd Edward J. & Co. 259 s Caroline
Denmead A. & W. & Sons, n e cor North and
Monument
Hazlehurst& Co. cor William and Hughes
Mayger & Shaffer, 40 e Monument « ,
Miller Wm. H. 8f Bro. s e cor President and
Fawn
Norwood & Taylor, 4 East Falls av
Page George & Co. 5 Schroeder
Poole & Hunt, 161 North
Rodgers John & Son, 48 and 54 n High
Weils John & Sons, 136 Eastern av
Engravers.
Anderson James M. & Son, over 148 w Balti-
more
Brown Martin S. over cor Water and Calvert
Ehlears John D. over 117 w Baltimore
Gillespie Wm. over 220 w Baltimore
Hart Marx M. over 220 w Baltimore
Hoen A. «fe Co. 75 Second
Jackson Charles, 22 w Fayette
Pilkington J. E. 83 Exchange place
Ethereal Oil, Alcohol and Cam-
phene.
Bolton Wm. H. & Bro. 84 w Pratt
Bowen & Mercer, 3 Exchange place
McNeal & Jones, 34 s Calvert
West Christopher & Sons, 306 w Pratt
Express Forwarders.
Adams Express Co. 164 w Baltimore
Freeman & Co.'s Express, cor Eutaw and
Dover
Harnden Express, g w corner Baltimore and
Sharp, John Q. A. Herring, agent
McClintock John M. baggage, south end B.
& O. R. R. depot
Reid & Co's express, 116 s Eutaw
Southern Express Co's office, 51 s Howard
'Sfntnal
BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
509
Fancy Goods— Retail
Bamberger Bros. 147 Lexington
Bamberger David, 43 n Howard
Bamberger Elkan, 247 w Baltimore
Bonriey Ellas, 147 w Baltimore
Browning Mary E. 103 w Biddle
Brunt Mrs. Thomas, 189 w Baltimore
Bryan Samuel L. & Co. 221 w Baltimore
Coburn Susan, 19 n Gay
Cowman 8f Bro. 59 n Howard
Croyeau Augustin, 171 w Baltimore
Diggs John R. 219 w Baltimore
Doeplitz Solomon, 114 Lexington
Elliott Edward, 126 Lexington
Goldman Edward, 4903^ w Baltimore
Greensfelder & Bro. 25 n Howard
Herzberg M. & Co. 175 n Gay
Horner Wm. 79 n Howard
Hutzler M. & Son, 71 n Howard
Hutzler Moses, 23 n Eutaw
Kermode John, 91 n Eutaw
Linden Ernst C. 143 w Baltimore
McDonnell & Co. 65 n Howard
Mortimer & Mowbray, 240 w Baltimore
Nachman A. 139 n Gay
Ohlendorf William G. 86 n Howard
Passano Leonard, 52 Centre Market space
Schellenberger George, 53 e Baltimore
Schoolfield ^ Co. 20 n Gay
Schwerdtman & Co. 7 and 9 n Howard, and
133 w Baltimore
Selby & McCauley, 32 w Baltimore
Steinbach G. P. 79 w Baltimore
Thompson Mrs. Maria, 84 Hanover
Toldridge Mrs. E. 191 w Baltimore
Trible John E. 223 w Baltimore
Weishampel Benj. F. 488 w Baltimore
White George B. 87 n Howard
Fancy Goods— Wholesale.
Alberti Henry F. & Co. 6 and 8 s Liberty
Bennett Enoch, 326 w Baltimore
Cugle, Sickel & Co. 285 w Baltimore
Dietz Lawrence D. &• Co. 308 w Baltimore,
betw. Howard and Liberty. — [See p. 46 M-
vertisements.]
Drost & Sutro, 253 w Baltimore
Focke Edward L. 252 w Baltimore
Horner E. Ross, 316 w Baltimore
Horner John A. 306 w Baltimore
Mallatiew John W. 240 w Baltimore
Oberndorf Julius, 288 w Baltimore
Mayer & Bro. 4 n Howard
Passano Leonard, 52 Centre Market space,
and 268 w Baltimore
Poulson Alex. W. 319 w Baltimore
Spilker Chas. & Co. 10 Hanover
Werdebaugh H. J. & Co. 292 w Baltimore
Fire Engine Hose Manufacturers.
Dukehart Robt. W. 18 Water
Haskell John H. 33 s Eutaw
Horton Henry P. 41 n Frederick
File and Rasp Manufacturers.
Jervis James, 70 Washington, F. H.
Fish Dealers.
A bey Joseph, 320 William nr Fort av
Delcher John W. cor Harford and Central avs ,
Freeburger Andrew, 62 Ramsay
Griffith R. R. jr. 14 Commerce
Post J. &f W. W. 49 South
Price Wm. 61 Greenmount av
Purington Zaccheus S. 39 and 41 w Pratt
Shurtz Wm; D. & Co. 11 Commerce
Wiley Wm. 38 Essex
Fish Inspectors.
Askey W. 31 Commerce
Fish Inspector's office, 31 Commerce
Orrill D. 31 Commerce
Woolen Thomas, 31 Commerce
Fishing Tackle, Twines, &c.
Dukehart Joseph R. & Co. 130 w Baltimore
Poultney & Trim.ble, 200 w Baltimore
Flag Manufacturers.
Loane Jabez W. 67 w Pratt —[Seepage 58 M-
vertisements.]
Sisco Brothers, 95 w Baltimore. — [See p. 66
Mvertisements.]
Florists.
Fairley Thomas, Ross near Lanvale
Feast John, 295 Lexington
Feast Samuel & Sons, n w cor Franklin and
Giinior and 55 n Charles
Halliday Robt. cor Penna. av. and Dolphin
Pentland Jas. cor Oliver and Greenmount av
Pralle Diedrick, 96 Penna. av
Stafford Wm. n e cor Cathedral and Read
Flour & Feed Dealers and ilillers.
Abbott Edwin A., (flour mill,) City Block
next Drawbridge
Airey Elias, 77 Penna. av
Allers Diedrich A. 140 s Eutaw ^
Bach Adam, 322 Aisquith
Baylies Charles F. n e cor Eden and Jefferson
Berry John T., Howard near Pratt
Bigham M. M. n w cor Franklin and Eutaw
Blackburn & Bro. n ecor Franklin and Eutaw
Boggs A. L. jr., 141 n Howard
Brinkman Chas. s e cor Penna. av and Dol-
phin
Brown J. Frank, 12 s Eutaw
Brown M. J. & W. A. 11 w Pratt
Brown & Toy, 124 North
Browne James H. 40 and 42 s Frederick
Browne & Roney, 67 s Gay
Burns John T. 43 n Spring
Campbell Wm. 43 s Howard
Clark Matthew B. &Bro. 378 w Baltimore
Classen Harman, 145 s Sharp
Corner Sol. Spear's whf
Corns Jacob F. 8 Frederick av
Crichton Wm. & Son, 1 Wood, cor Bowly's
wharf
CuUum Nelson, 13 w Lombard
Cunningham Wm. H. s wcor Ensorand East
J. HEIVRY GIESK, Com«^'a>tOtt Mercfcont, for tlie sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, *Sie.
Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constanUy on hand, »1 Spear's "Wlwirf.
510
DIRECTORY.
Diggs R. H.& Son, 258 8 Caroline
Dippell George, 103 Franklin
Dorsey Allen, 88 Spear's wharf
Dorsey Michael, 114 Light-st. wharf
Ebert O. A. & Co. 10 Spear's wharf
Ehrman George M. n w cor Howard and
Pratt
Elder Samuel & Co. .'JS n Howard
Emrich John, 122 Columbia
Eppley & Brother, s e cor Howard and Mul-
» berry
Evans George W. n w cor Baltimore and Re-
publican
Fairbanks Charles, 421 w Baltimore
Fendall & Co. 447 n Gay
Fowler Zeigler & Co. 91 and 93 s Charles
Frick E. A. & Co. 165 North
Frush Luther M. 576 Penna. av
Frush & Snyder, 95 Franklin
Gambrill Charles A. & Co. 32 Commerce
Gardner Elias N. 149 n Howard
Giese J. Henry, 21 Spear's wharf
Goldsborough Charles H., Forrest nearHillen
Goldsborough & Kranmer, 161 Forrest
Grove &Neilson, 132 n Howard
Groverman Anthony, jr., 374 w Baltimore
Groverman Henry, jr., 545 w Baltimore
Hammond Lloyd, n w cor Charles and West
Hestry Stephen, n w cor Hillen and Front
Hewes John G. 366, 368 and 370 w Pratt
Hoskins Hiram, 22 Commerce
Kahler Adam, n w cor Eutaw and German
Keefer Dennis, 558 w Baltimore
Kemp Richard C. n w cor Bank and Central
avenue
Klinefelter V. V. 202 West Falls av
Klinefelter Van V. & Bro. 178 and 180 Light
street wharf
Lester James M. 165 N, Howard
Logan James & Son, McElderry's wharf
Logue James, 118 n Howard
Mabbett & McCollum, 146 Franklin
Macdonald Peter M. s e cor Pratt and McEl-
derry's wharf
Magill Patrick, dw 410 w Baltimore
Martin Allen, 43 and 44 Tyson
Martin Lewis, 39 s Frederick
McConn Richard, 195 n Howard
McDermot John, 799 w Baltimore
McDonald Peter, cor Pratt and McElderry's
wharf
McKanna Patrick & Co. 325 w Pratt
Meixsel & Grafton, 149 w Pratt
Meyer John G. s e cor Poppleton and Co-
lumbia
Murray John, 365 w Baltimore
Newcomer & Co. 26, 41 and 49 s Howard
Pabst Andrew, 139 s Howard
Pendleton Philip P. 171 and 173 n Howard
Penrose E. G. & Co. 153 n Howard
Pentland Robert F. 204 n Gay
Picker John C. 4 Penna. av
Price Joseph, over s w cor Pratt and Spear's
wharf
Quinlan Joseph E. & Co. 39 Penna. av
Quinlan J. F. & Son, 149 n Gay
Randall & Fairbank, 491 w Baltimore
Roberts Wm. H. 172 Forrest
Robinson & Brinkman, a e cor Dolphin and
Penna. av
Ross John W. & Co. over 6 Spear's wharf
Rosenstock Samuel, 212 and 214 Aliceanna
Sands & Dougherty, 44 s Frederick
Sauerwein George & Co. 153 n Howard
Sauerwein Peter & Son, 101 n Howard
Saumenig Jacob, 106 Columbia
Scharf William J. 825 w Baltimore
Sinsheimer Lewis, 226 Aliceanna
Snow E. J. & Co. cor Aliceanna and Caroline
Snyder Henry, er., 95 Franklin
Stephenson Joseph B. s e cor Bond and
Thames
Stonebraker & Co. 53 and 55 s Howard
Streets John S. 4 Hollingsworth
Todd Joseph, 578 Penna. av
Trotton Thomas, 33 Cheapside
Turner Joseph J. & F. 42 w Pratt
Turner Jonathan, 25 w Pratt
Turner Robert, 43 s Frederick
Tyson & Bro. 40 Commerce
Tyson James E. foot of Patterson
Wales Philip S. 12 Warner
Walter J. & E. 99 South
Warden J & H. lower end Smith's wharf
Warfield Daniel & Son, North betw Monu-
ment and Madison
Warfield D. & Son, 9 Spear's wharf
Warfield Henry M. & Co. 16 Spear's wharf
Welby Charles C. & Co. a e cor President
and Fawn
Wilkes Jabez, cor Canton av and Chester
Wilkins George T. 55 Light
Williams John S. & Bro. 52 and 54 Commerce
Woodyear Wm. E. 3 Cable
Wright & Canby, s e cor Commerce and
Cable
Wright J. J. & Son, 107 Hillen
Zell Peter & Sons, 147 and 149 n Howard •
Forwarding.
Bosley James H. 903 North
Boswell & Dorsett, 147 w Pratt
Mathews & Fitzhugh, 128 n Howard
McFarland John, s Eutaw
Pendergast Charles & Son, 77 Smith's wharf
Williams John, Howard near Lee
Fringe Manufacturers.
Mehler Wm. 89 Lexington
Moriarty Mrs. Ann, 66 Lexington
Munder Theophilus, 139 Lexington
Sisco Bros. 95 w Baltimore
Furniture Dealers.
[Set Cabinet Makers.]
Allen Alexander & Co. 27 Hanover and 4 e
Lombard
Anderson Wm. E. 10 and 12 Second
Armstrong & Denny, s e cor Light and Mont-
gomery
Banks David, 59 South
Bride Cotter, (rustic furniture,) 15 Division
Clotworthy Alexander, 76 n Howard
Cohen Gershon, 6 and 8 Harrison
Collins Patrick, 83 Harrison
Graham Wm. 138 Franklin
Graham W. & D. 11, 13 and 15 Edward
Guyton Wm. 78 n Howard
Hamilton & Jones, 240 w Pratt
Heywood Reuben W. over 10>2 " Charles
Mathiot Augustus & Son, 25 and 27 n Gay
G£0. S. PAGK Si BRO., Alanufacturen of Roofs and Roofing Slaterlala, 111
Wlutrf. C. HART SAHTH, Agent.
BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
511
Martin & Bevans, n e cor Calvert and Lovely
lare
Mears Edward A. F. 8 w Baltimore
Pfeiffer Nicholao A. b e cor Howard and
Fayette
Phillips J. E. n e cor Charles and Lombard
Stevens S. S. & Sons, 6 Low
Stewart Charles, 34)^ n Howard
Tarr Theodore M. 11 n Gay
Waskey Benjamin, 3 n Gay
Watkins John T. 47 South
Wheatfield Abraham, 6 Second
Gardeners.
Aberle Matthias, Franklin above Gilmor
Gas Fitters.
Davidson Clark Y. 15 n Liberty
Eggleston Edwin C. 121 n High
Grattan Thomas L. 8 North
Jevens John W. n e cor St. Paul and Bank la
Kafflinski Charles, 138 w Fayette
Likes Jacob, 2 n Sharp
Manns & McAllister, cor Saratoga and Pine
McCahan D. L. & Co. s w cor Pratt and
Caroline
McCall Patrick A. 328 w Baltimore
McCleary & Connelly, 44 Holiday
McLaughlin & Irwin, 202 e Pratt and 55 e
Baltimore
Nice Augustus W. 71 Saratoga
Rattican Thomas, 1 n Frederick
Rodgers John & Son, 48 and 54 n High
Shorey & Eichelberner, Baltimore under Eu-
taw house
Wagner August, 30 Hanover
Gas.
Gas Light Go's office, 19 South
Gas Works, Holiday near Saratoga, and
Spring Gardens
Maryland Gas Co. (portable,) Elisha R.
Sprague, prest. 5 St. Paul
Gaugers.
Ensor & Linaweaver, 61 w Pratt
Jones John P. 26)^ e Baltimore
Linaweaver John L. 93 n Paca
Nicolai Charles, 26>^ e Baltimore
Placide Henry B. 57 Buchanan's wharf
Smith Wm. M. 69 Exchange place
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Adler Henry M. 37 w Baltimore
Betton T. W. 8 e Baltimore
Danskin & Co. 155 w Baltimore
Hubbard Susan T. 4 w Baltimore
Lauer Lewis & Co. 283 w Baltimore
Mann Ernest, 63 w Baltimore
Magee Wm. P. 60 n Eutaw
Peters George A. 214 w Baltimore
Raymond & Burton, 38 w Baltimore
Shipley Sarah Jane, 110 Lexington
Towles Wm. P. & Bro. 145 w Baltimore
Whiteniarsh David, 14 Warren
Winchester Samuel C. 157 w Baltimore
Glass Dealers.
Bolton Hugh & Co. 81 McElderry's whf
Bolton Wm. H. 84 w Pratt, betw Gay and
Commerce
Bolton W. B. 55 s Calvert and 26 Cheapaide
Chapman Jonathan J. 43 s Charles
Dodge George R. & Co. 42 w Baltimore
Edwards Richard, jr. over 24 s Charles
Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B. 168 n Gay
George Andrew J. 41 s Charles
Hirshberg Henry, 31 Ensor
Holthaus Francis T. & Son, 10 w Baltimore
Holthaus Wm. & Bro. b e cor Thames and
Broadway
Hulls John, 128 n Gay
Keilholtz Otis, 170 Franklin
King John & Son, 48 n Howard
King Wm. & Bro. 2 n Liberty
Loane George J. foot of Cross
Rodenmayer John, 51 n Paca
Townsend Thomas J. 489 w Baltimore
Glass Stainers.
Gernhardt Herman T. over s e cor Fayette
and Holiday
Glass Manufacturers,
Baker Bros. & Co. 32 and 34 s Charles
Baltimore Glass Works, s end of Hughes
Chapman Jonathan J. 43 s Charles
Edwards Richard, jr. over 24 s Charles
Federal Hill Glass Works, Hughes near
Henry
Reitz Philip, 37 Hughes
Gloves, Hosiery, Worsteds, &c.
Behn Henry, 77 n Howard
Cowman & Bro. 59 n Howard
Cowman & Co. 71 Lexington
Elliott Edward, 126 Lexington
Felber & Adams, 217 s Broadway and 251 w
Baltimore
Hinze A. W. 34 Lexington
Knipp Jacob, jr. 33 n Howard
Lansburgh James, 27 n Eutaw
Mann Ernest, 63 w Baltimore
Meyer Ferdinand, 139 w Baltimore
Ringgold John P. & Bro. 175 w Baltimore
Rogers Jnson, 237 Lexington
Seibert Edward, 45^2 w Baltimore
Smith Victor, 87 Hanover
I Spencer John M. 478 w Baltimore
j Vogeler Charles H. 103 w Baltimore
j Weishampel Benj. F. 488 w Baltimore
White George B. 87 n Howard
Gold Pen Manufacturers.
Courtenay Stephen, over s e cor South and
Second
Kenney Annie, 96 w Baltimore
j Gold and Silversmiths.
I Kirk Samuel & Son, 172 w Baltimore
! Warner Andrew E. jr. 133 e Baltimore
j Warner Andrew E. sr. 10 n Gay
! Webb George W. s e cor Light and Baltimore
WM. P. WKBB, Marin*, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ufe lusnraiira Co., Ne-vrark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
512 Grocers— Retail. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams Edward, 226 Hollins
Albert Anna M. 72 Mulberry
Altevogt Frederick, n e cor O'Donnell and
City av
Ament Matthias, ne cor JeflFerson and Eden
Atkinson & Bro. 166 and 188 s Broadway
Ayers Charles C. 154 w Pratt
Bannan John, 194 Lexington
Barlow Joseph, 46 n Paca
Baylies Charles F. n e cor Eden and Jefferson
Behan John, 39 w Fayette
Bothman Charles, 210 Hanover
Boyle James, n w cor Hillen and Chesnut
Britton Richard N. cor. Forrest and Hillen
Brown Richard, 48 n Eutaw
Buntzinthal Francis, 37 Rose
Burgess Caleb W. Sf Son, 166 n Gay
Burke John H. H. 580 w Pratt
Busch Bernard, 406 Harford av
Carter John W. 61 Camden
Caughey Benjamin & Co. 9 Penna av
Cobb Josiah & Son, 31 n Liberty
Cole John R. 50 and 52 n Eutaw
Collady J. M. & Bro. 461, 463 and 465 w
Fayette
Conway John H. & Bro. n e cor of Ensor and
Chesnut
Cook Wm. s e cor Pratt and Caroline
Cosgrove J. Henry, 82 Richmond
Crowder A. N. cor Conway and Warner
Deetjen Tyark, 74 and 76 Thames
Delcher John W. cor Harford and Central avs
Denison & Bros. 219 w Pratt and 51 Baltimore
Denison Marcus & Son, 51 w Baltimore
Duffy M. & J. 162 Cathedral
Dunlap Chas. s w cor Howard and Lexington
Dunlap C. Lewis, 13 w Baltimore
Dyer Walter, s w cor Lexington and Paca
Edmonds Samuel & Bro. n w cor Pearl and
Lexington
Edmonds Wm. E. & S. s-«vcor Lexington and
Green
Evans Wm. cor Lexington and Greene
Farber John M. s e cor North and Pleasant
Farnen Peter, n w cor Regester,and Bank
Ferguson Archibald D. 327 Franklin
Ferguson & Tyson, 301 w Lombard
Fendall Sf Co. 447 n Gay
Fisher Adam &c Son, 25 Penna av
Foertsch John, n w cor Elliot and Chesapeake
Fowler Thomas, 175 and 177 e Baltimore
Frush Wm. W. 576 Penna av
Gardiner, Stuart 8f Co. 37 Cheapside
Gardner Elias N. 149 n Howard
Gill Elisha, Aliceanna extended
Gloninger John R. 8f Co.l n Charles
Golibert J. ^ Co. 205 w Pratt
Green Charles B. n w cor Gay and High
Green & Yoe, 88 w Baltimore
Hamilton Robert, 70 Camden
Hamihan John, 359 e Baltimore
Hampson A. J. 81 n Charles
Hartgens Christopher, 13 Penna av
Hausenwald John H. 3 Penna av
Hipsley Enoch G. 182 n Gay
Hollins George, s w cor Charles and Fayette
Horn Joseph, n e cor Lexington and Paca
Horn Theodore, 378 Penna av
Hughes Wm E. 6 s Poppleton
Hutchins Lewis H. 233 n Gay
Ijams and Hutchins, n w cor Gay and Front
Jagmetti Joshua, n w corner Exeter and East-
Jackson James M. 199 e Baltimore
Johns Joseph, 152 s Broadway
Johnson Joseph G. & Bro. s w cor Baltimore
and Poppleton
Kennard Geo. I. 235 n Gay
Kratz John, 205 s^ Howard, cor Montgomery
Kloman Frederick, 116 William
Kraft Mary, 45 n Gay
Laessig John H. n w cor Fayette and Pop-
pleton
Lawrence Edward T. &c Bro. 422 w Baltimore
Lawrence F. L. 219 Lexington
Laws Wm. n e cor Republican and Fayette
Leatherbury John E. 6 w Pratt
Leber J. H. n w cor Lexington and Fremont
Lovell Solomon G. n w corner Baltimore and
High
Lustnauer Charles, n w cor Pennsylvania and
Northern avs
March Washington, 101 Hanover
March Wm. G. 143 Lexington
Matthews John N. 25 Centre Market space
Matthews S. G. n Howard near Franklin
McClintock Matthew, n w cor Broadway and
Orleans
McClintock Winfield, s w cor Broadway and
Fayette
McCready & Philips, 7 w Falls av
McDermot John, 799 w Baltimore
McKanna Patrick &(■ Co. 325 w Pratt
McLean Wm. H. 52 n Charles
McMahon Sylvester, 171 n Eutaw
McNeill & Co. n e cor Gay and High
Medinger Sf Bro. 158 and 160 Forrest
Meyer John G. s e cor Poppleton and Colum-
bia
Miles & Windsor, n w cor Albemarle and
Lombard
Moreland George W. 398 Franklin
Morris James A. 250 Eastern av
Mulgraw Michael, 384 and 386 Harford av
Myer D. W. &( C. M. 14 w Baltimore
Norwood Summerfield, 337 and 339 Saratoga
O'Dowd & Bro. n w cor Gough and Wolfe
Pancoast Wm. T. n w corner Saratoga and
Strieker
Parrish Edward S. 1 Columbia
Patterson John, 125 McElderry's wharf
Pitt John C. cor Biddle and Garden
Reese Charles & Co. cors Madison av. Eutaw
and Garden
Reese Edward, 366 w Baltimore
Reese G. H. & Bros. 207 and 209 w Pratt
Reitz Henry L. & Sons, 93 Hanover
Richers Henry H. 231 s Charles
Rogers John W. 703 w Baltimore
Rolfes B. Anton, 24 Thames
Ross Edward C. 15 w Baltimore
Rudel John, 164 s Central av
Schleifert Wm. s e cor Lombard and Liberty
Schwab H. ^ M. 210 Lexington
Schwab J. & A. cor Aliceanna and Broadway
Shaw Matthew, n e cor Hillen and High
Sewell C. A. & Co. s e cor Pratt and Hanover
Shriver John A. & Bro. n e cor Saratoga and
Greene
Slert Andrew, 38 Towson
Sloane Francis, 70 s High
Sparklin Barton J. 112 n High
Steuart Edwin H. 13 Centre Market space
Stewart Joseph B. s e cor Fremont and Paca
Straus & Bro. 274, 268 and 270 Broadway
Vonheine John H. 65 and 67 s Howard
IIE:XRY GIBSE, Cojoimlssloi.! Mera'tiMkLt, V'or the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, i
Roxeudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spcar'a IVImu^.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
513
Walker Henry, 53 Centre Market space
Watts Hinsey, 305 n Howard
Watson Jos. n w cor Caroline and Eastern av
Webb Augustus P. n w cor Paca & ].,exington
Webster John T. 310 n Howard
Weighorst Henry, cor Bond and Canton av
Weincke Frederick, 114 Henrietta
Weiteel Henry, 82 Lancaster
Wheeler Joseph C. 159 Forrest
Whelan Wm. 142 w Baltimore
White Arthur, 189 n High
Wilen John, 22 e Lombard
Wolf & Rotan, 22 Jefferson
Wright Alfred, n e cor Cathedral and Eager
Wright John R. cor Garden and Hoffman
Grocers-
Wholesale
sion.
and Commis-
ANDREWS, THOMAS & CO., (es-
tablished in 1848,) Manufacturers
at the "Jersey City Chemical
"Works." Office and Depot, 136
and 138 Cedar-st. NewYork.
Salseratus :
"Paragon" Excelsior "Double Refin-
ed," and Soda Sal^ratus, put up in
bbls., kegs orboxes, loose, andin 1, 3^, U
lb. papers— 36 and 60 lb. boxes.
Bi Carb. Soda :
New Castle Brands, in 112 lb. original
kegs, or put up in above style.
Cream Tartar:
"Perfectly Pure, "with our name on in full.
Also "Warranted," "Superior" and
"First Quality," put up as above, or in
canisters of 10, 15 and 25 lbs.
Bi Carb. Soda:
"Friars' Goose" brand, made at the Jersey
City Chemical Works, in 112 lb. kegs,
or in boxes or papers, as desired. The
QUALITY guaranteed.
"Excelsior" Andrews' Yeast Pow-
der:
Unequaled by any in its excellence. Put
up in 1, }4, 6 oz. and 4 oz. cans, in boxes
loose, or in 2, 4 and 6 doz. boxes or bbls.
Soap Powder :
"Premium," for washing and house clean-
ing, in 36 and 60 lb. boxes, 1 lb sizes.
Prepared Pot Ash :
Six lb. cans, 12 in a case.
New Castle Sal Soda :
In casks, bbls. or kegs.
Also, Soda Ash, Caustic Soda, Concentra-
ted Lye, (genuine,) Palm Oil, Cocoa Nut
Oil, Saltpetre, Sal Epsom, Sal Glauber,
Indigo, Flour Sulphur, JVIadder, Borax,
Tart. Acid, Alum, &c.
When buying from first hands, send an order
to THOS. ANDREWS & Co., as above.
[See page 507.]
Adams & Davidson, 7 Commerce
Bansemer W. G. & Co. 108 w Lombard
Barnes & Winton, cor Pratt and O'Donnel'a
wharf
Boswell& Dorsett, 147 w Pratt
Brinkley Joseph B. & Co. 59 s Calvert
Brown V. J. & Co. 66 w Lombard
Cadow James E. & Co. 16 Penna. av
Carr R. H. & Bro. 69 s Charles
Chesnut Wm. & Co. n w cor Pratt and South
Cochran James E. 84 Light-st whf
Coleman & Co. s w cor Franklin and Paca
Conway John R. & Son, 31 Cheapside
Cornelius Nicholas 165 Forrest
Coward Thomas R. 114 Light-st whf
Cox John R. & Pope, s w cor Fayette and
Howard
Cook H. W. & Co, 15 Commerce
Cook & Spedden, 165 Light-st whf
Cropper Thomas J. 55 South
Dinsmore & Kyle, 156 w Pratt
Dowell John, 55 s Calvert
Downey John & Son, 133 Franklin
Duvall & Iglehart, 128 Light-st wharf
Edmondson Joseph A. 29 Cheapside
Ehrman Lewis, cor Nicholson and Townsend
Ensey Lot & Son, s w cor Baltimore and Eu-
taw
Fergusson, Tyson & Co. 221 -vv Lombard
Fink & Brother, s w cor Franklin and Eutaw
Foley D. J. & Brother, 50 South
Freeland, Hall & Co, 143 w Pratt
Gardiner, Stuart & Co. 37 Cheapside
Gregg Andrew & Co. 109 and 111 Franklin
Grove Francis <^ Co. 19 Commerce
Hammond Lloyd, n w cor Charles and West
Haslett George, n w cor Howard and Mul-
berry
Hengst S. & R. n e cor Paca and Franklin
Hoffman Henry K. &Co. 45 s Howard
Hopkins T. & G. T. 68 Light, cor Pratt
Howell Wm. & Son, 60 s Gay
Humrichouse C. W. 20 Commerce
Hyatt C. C. & R. H. & Co. over 147 w Pratt
Hyatt & Stump, 56 South
Jackson Charles M. & Co. cor Smith's wharf
and Pratt
Jenkins & Williams, 115 Light-st wharf
Knowles James W. 90 Dugan's wharf
Levering & Co. 91 1^ w Lombard
Lumsden Robert, 41 Cheapside
McConky & Parr, 91 and 93 South
Merritt Wm. K. & Co. 53 s Calvert and 57
Cheapside
Meyer James & Co. 57 Cheapside
Miles & Hopkins, 68 s Calvert
Mister Abraham & Son, 98 Light-st wharf
Mitchell lidward Sf Son, 90 w Pratt
Mitchell Marcellus A. 2 Spear's wharf
Morton A. B. & Sons, 103 Smith's wharf
Muirjohn H. 37 Block
Myer James & Co, 65 s Calvert
Orendorff & Beam, s e cor Howard and Balti-
more
Padgett W. A. & W. W. 17 Commerce
Pardoe S( White, 105 South
Pattison & Woolford, 102 Dugan's wharf
Pearson Joseph, over 102 Light-st wharf
Rau John C, & Co. cor Howard and Franklin
Reynolds Wm. & Son, 40 n Howard
Rosenstock Samuel, 212 and 214 Aliceanna
Scotti Henry E. 85 McElderry's wharf
Segerman Wm. H. 8 and 10 Penna. av
CEO. S. PAGK Si BRO., Maimf.tcttirers of Roofs nntl Roofing Slaterlals, Hi Smith's
IVharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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514
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Shields R. D. 20 Penna. av
Shoemaker Jonathan, 43 n Eutaw
Simms & Tyson, 64s Gay
Sinshcimer Lewis, 226 Aliceanna
Slater George, 10 and 12 Commerce
SlingluftXhtirles D. & Son, 13 n Howard
Stabler Jordan, 214 w Lombard
Stansbury John T. s e cor Baltimore and Cal-
houn
Stephens John A. & Bro. 92 Light-st wharf
Torney Otto, 193 McElderry's wharf
Tubman B. G. & Co. 102Light-st wharf
TuU Thomas J. & Co. 6 Bowly's wharf
Veasey James P. 117 McElderry's wharf
Vickery & Muir, foot of West Falls av and
cor Aliceanna and Boston
Wales Philip S. 12 Warner
Walter Isaac, 6 Bowly's wharf
Welch J. B. & Son, 64 South
Wilkinson J. P. 122 Dugan's wharf
Wilson & Burns, cor Howard and Lombard
Wolfe & Stuart, 77 Exchange place
Woods, Bridges & Co. 6 and 8 Commerce
Young & Carson, 77 Exchange place
Guano Dealers.
Earrill Bros, over 29>^ South
Browne Jas. H. 40 and 42 s Frederick
Brown & Roney, 67 s Gay
Cooper Edward H. s w cor South and Water
Crichton Wm. & Son, 1 Wood, cor Bowly's
wharf
Griffith R. R. sr. over s e cor South and Ex-
change pi
Reese John S. & Co. office 71 South ; guano
works s e cor Lancaster and Wolfe
Rhodes Benjamin M. & Co. 82 South
Robinson F. & Co. 6 HoUingsworth
Robinson Wm. H. 172 Forrest
Sands & Dougherty, 44 s Frederick
Turner Joseph J. & F. 42 w Pratt
Turner Jonathan, 25 w Pratt
Turner Robert, 43 s Fredarick
Whitelock W. & Co. 44 South
Gun Manufacturers and Dealers.
Bald Frederick W. 91 Penna. av
Cromwell Levi, 265 Ann
Evatt Edward, 35 Light
Foy James, 64 Calvert
King& Huppman, 307 w Baltimore
Lauderman Wm. H. 136 Thames
McComas Alexander, 51 s Calvert
Merrill, Thomas & Co. 239 w Baltimore
Pipino J. C. 20 Ensor
Poultney & Trimble, 200 w Baltimore
Schumacher Conrad, 58 w Pratt
Hardware— Retail.
Anderson Bros, n w cor Light and Pratt
Audoun Lewis, 267 e Baltimore
Bloxham John, 56 Harrison
Buck Edward D. & Bro. 86 ana 88 w Pratt
Davidson F. H. 160 Franklin
Escnder James, 171 Lexington
FowUr Thomas, 175 and 177 e Baltimore
Foy James, 64 s Calvert
Gardner Leonard N. 102 Franklin
Gorsuch Jehu, cor Gay and Front
Greenfield Aquilla H. 167 Lexington
Greenfield Caleb W. 236 Lexington
Halbach Charles, 94 n Gay
Henderson David, 146 Forrest and 333 wPratt
Herzog John, n e cor Lexington and Park
Holmes Robert S. cor President and Prfi.tt
Hopkins Joseph J. 15 n Howard
Kann Jacob, 104 n Gay
Kann Solomon J. 43 and 45 Harrison
Keenan, McNally & Co. 18 s Charles
Kirkley John W^. 104 Penna. av
McMillan Wm. D. 333 w Pratt
Reddi.sh John, 181 s Broadway
Porter Robert B, & Son, 78 w Pratt
Proctor Wm..& Bro. 166 w Pratt
Reuter Andrew & Sons, 56 w Baltimore
Shriner Peter, 126 Franklin
Smull David B. 82 w Pratt
Staylor Henry, jr. 95 Harrison
Stewart Columbus J. 9 s Liberty
Wilcox Henry, 142 n Gay
WilcoxT.J.&Co. sw cor French and Forrest
Hardware— W holesale.
Bosley Amon, 4 Light-stwhf
Cole Wm. H. 35 s Charles
Curley James W. 17 n Howard
Duer, Norris & Co. 8 Hanover
Dugan Cumberland & Co. 26 s Charles
Glenn Samuel & Bro 52 Light
Hickley Robert & Bro. 8 n Howard
Hopkins, Hardin & Kemp, 336 w Baltimore
Jenkins Edward & Sons, 180 w Baltimore
Johnson Alexander T. 36 Hanover
Keenan, McNally & Co. 18 s Charles
Keith M., jr. & Son, 23 s Charles
King & Huppman, 307 w Baltimore
Kleppish Bros. 26 s Charles
Kleppish Henry M. & Bro. over 110 w Lom-
bard
Loney F. B. & Co. 3 Hanover
Mackenzie Thomas & Sons, 222 w Baltimore
McMullen John F. 18 s Charles
Norris C. Sidney, 36 Hanover
Penniman& Bro. 10 n Howard
Spear Bros. 41 s Charles
Waesche F. R. & Co. 232 w Baltimore
Ward Bros. 9 s Calvert
Waters Charles E. 15 s Charles
Webb Henry W. n w cor Calvert and Pratt
Whiting James & Co. 130 w Pratt, cor Bowly
Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods —
Retail.
Arthur Wm. W. 1 w Baltimore
Bauchardt Wm. 45 n Eutaw
Boston & Price, 82 w Baltimore
Carr James E. 119 n Howard
Charles Thomas J. 203 s Broadway
Clapp George C. 64 Hillen
Cox Isaac & Co. 190 w Baltimore
Frost Henry, Union Hat Co. nw cor Gay and
High
Greenwood Wm. S. over ^ Light
Hammer John A. 93 n Howard
Hampson Edwin, 193 w Baltimore
Hellman & Son, 180 n Gay
Hickley Robert I. 44 n Howard
Hindes Samuel ^V Son, 100 n Gay
Hobbs W. P. T. 66 w Baltimore
Wai. p. WEBB, Marine, jr-ire and Life Insurance Agent .^n<l Broker. Agent
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., rVevviu'lt, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
Slntual
BUSINESS DIKECTORT.
515
Smith & Co. 14, 16 and 18 East Falls av
Smith Samuel J. junction Howard and Liberty
Smith Wm. T. & Co. n e cof McHenry al
and Lemmon ;
Spencer L. C. & Co. 319 Aliceanna
Thomas Edward C. sr. & Sons, 249 Lexing-
ton
Thomas S. W. fy E. C, jr. 143 German
Waltemeyer Jacob, 17 Mercer
Wentz Wm. & Co. s e cor Pratt and Emory
Hide and Leather Dealers.
Anderson James G. 5 Balderston
Appold George S{ Sons, 8 and 10 Water
Bartlett George & Co. 134 w Fayette
Barton Wm. J. 8{ Son, 7 and 9 Cheapside
Coakley Sf Bro. 18 8 Calvert
Crane Wm. & Son, cor Cheapside and Water
Darraugh Daniel &f Co. 16 s Calvert
Deford Benj. Sf Sons, 42 s Calvert
Grupy Francis H. 42 s Calvert
Hewlett John J. & Son, 96 w Lombard and 9
Water
Hoffman Sf Deford, 84 w Lombard
Jenkins Edward, 13 Cheapside
Kalbfus &c Locher, 8 s Calvert
Klees Henry i^Sons, 15 Saratoga
Krebs George W. 5 Water
Kuhn Everhart, 160 Light-st whf
Larabee Ephraim &c Sons, 20 s Calvert
Maynard, Ely &{■ Rose, 46 s Calvert
Poland, Jenkins Sf Co., 12 Water
Roque Francis, 19 Harrison
Schlarb P. .^ H. 61 s Sharp
Spear John W. 20 Water
Stalfort Frederick, 326 w Pratt
Startzman David, cor Lombard and Calvert
Startzman J. & L. .54 s Calvert
Sullivan Thomas H. 36 s Calvert
Thomas N. Sf Co. 118 n Eutaw, and 9 and 11
Ensor
Trautman Gustavus C. 104 Pearl
Hotels.
Barnum's City Hotel, Zenus Barnum, propr.,
cor Calvert and Fayette
Black Horse hotel, 111 n High
Brown's Hotel, Lewis Brown, prop. 119 n
High
Bull's Head Tavern, Tracey & Stansbury,
proprs., n Front nr Gay
Eagle Hotel, 132 Hillen
Eutaw House, R. B. Coleman, prop., n w
cor Baltimore and Eutaw
Farmers' Hotel, D. & C. Street, prop., n w
cor Hillen and Farrest
Fountain Hotel, W. H. Clabaugh, prop., 5
Light
Franklin House, G. Leisenring, prop, corner
Franklin and Howard
Franklin Inn, 50 Hillen
Gen. Wayne Inn, Henry Foirbank, prop., n
w cor Baltimore and Paca
Guy's Monument House, Wm.Guy& Co.
props., n e cor Calvert and Fayette
Howard House, Wm. C. Reamer, prop. 5 n
Howard
Maltby House, L. U. Maltby prop. 180, 182
and 184 w Pratt
Mann's Hotel and dining room, 124 w Balti-
more
J. HENRY GIESE, Conxinissiom Mercliant, for the sale of F-lotir, Grain, Seeds, Sio.
Hoseudale Cement and Calcined PlaKter constantly on Hand, 2t Spear's 'Wliarf.
Hurtt Henry N. 224 w Pratt
Hurtt Walter T. 38 n Greene
Kershner Benj. F. 426 w Baltimore
Lotz Louis, 44 w Baltimore
Lynch Joshua & Co. 49 w Baltimore
Marsh Henry C. 118 Franklin
McPhail, 132 w Baltimore
Nicely H. Clay, 34 w Baltimore
Offner John A. 231 n Gay
Pettecord John, 26 s Front
Quail George K. 238 w Pratt
Raymo Lewis, 117 n Gay
Raymo Modest, 82 n Gay
Reilley P. E. s wcor Baltimore and Gay
Taylor Robert Q, 5 n Calvert
Towson Charles, 33 n Eutaw
Trott James E. 82 and 86 Centre Market sp
Vansant Joshua & Son, 109 w Baltimore
Wahl Jacob, 219 and 225 s Broadway
White Jas. D. n w cor Fayette and Frederick
Ziegler Charles, 43 w Baltimore
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.— Wholesale.
Bantz Theodore S. over 320 and 322 w Balti-
more
Cole Wm. R. & Co. 274 w Baltimore
Coupland Richard, 60 s Charles
Cox Isaac & Co. 190 >fr Baltimore
Craft Wm. G. & Co. Bethel ct opp. Bethel
colored church, Saratoga
Dixon Wm. T. & Bro. 306 w Baltimore
Eaverson & McCord, 47 s Charles
Griffin Robert B. &c Son, 17 s Charles, up
stairs
Grinnell & Jenkins, 275 w Baltimore
Hecht & Putzel, 302 w Baltimore
Horner Frank F. & Bro. 324 w Baltimore
Kimberly Jer. M. 327 w Baltimore
Magruder F. J. & Co. over 245 and 247 w
Baltimore
Slingluff C. B. & Co. 13 n Howard
Warder & Barrett, over 266 w Baltimore
Warner & Bros, over 254 w Baltimore
White & Rosenberg, 76 and 78 s Charles
Wirt J. & Co. 3 n Howard
Hermetically Sealed Fruits, &c.
Baldwin, Myer &f Co. 90 West Falls av
Brinkley & Reeves, 177 West Falls av
Broadbent Joseph F. 145 North
Brooks S. D. cor Boston and Gwynn
Field Abiathar W. 309 w Lombard
Hatch Charles B. & Co. Ill McElderry's
wharf
Kensett Thomas 8f Co. West Falls av and n
e cor Central av and Bank
Maltby C. S. foot of West Falls av
McMurray Louis & Co. 254 and 256 w Biddle
Mitchell John T. & Co. 13 and 15 Mercer
Munder C. F. & Bro. 27 s Liberty
Numsen, Carroll &r Co. 18 Light
Price R. W. & Co. 91 and 93 McElderry's
wharf
Raborg & Bro. Hill near Light
Redding <^ Musson, 226 Hughes
Rowe & Schofield, 69 Boston, Canton
Seth Robert L. 9 Albemarle
Seebold Henry J. C. SW3, 245 and 247 e Mon-
ument
Shriver James & Co, 375 s^Sharp
Shriver John L. &c Bros. 307 w Pratt
516
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Mansion House, Isaac Albertson, prop, n w
cor Fayette and St. Paul
Miller's Hotel, Jos. H. McGee& Bro. props.
s w cor German and Paca
Peabody House, Edward Lloyd, prop, n e cor
St. Paul and Centre
Rising Sun Hotel, Thomas H. Magness,
prop. 74 n High
Sherwood Richard P. s e cor of Harrison and
Fayette
Simon's Hotel, M. Simon, prop. 28 and 30
w Fayette
South Street House, Scofield Henry & Salon,
props. 58 South
Starr Hotel, Joseph Starr, prop. 100 n Front
Susquehanna House, John C. Voshell, prop.
125 n Calvert
Three Tuns Hotel, Wm. Dorbacker, prop.
s w cor Pratt and Paca
Union Hotel, Wm. J. Lloyd, prop, s w cor
Pratt and Charles
United States Hotel, Thos. Lloyd, prop. 69
President
Washington Hotel, John Barr, prop, cor
Camden and Eutaw
Western Hotel, Mrs. S. A. Shaw, proprie-
tress, 95 n Howard
William Tell House, -John Stromberg, prop.
s w cor Pratt and West Falls av
Hoop Skirt Manufacturers.
Abercrombie Thomas, 66 Camden
Pohl Andrew (agent,) 139 Lexington
Swan Catherine N. over 212 w Baltimore
House Furnishing Goods.
Cortlan & Co. 216 and 218 w Baltimore.— [See
Mvertisemenl front of Btisiness Directory.]
Evans John, 18 w Baltimore
Peichtman S. 80 n Eutaw
Forney Henry S. 13 n Howard
Hanson Peter, 32 e Baltimore
Koch & Kothe, 20 n Howard
Reip Lawrence J . 28 n Paca
Reip Alfred H 337 w Baltimore
Robinson Joshua, 333 w Baltimore
Sylvester & Hopkins, 182 w Baltimore
Ward Edward J. 218 w Pratt
White John K. 11 n Howard
White Robert, 59 n Eutaw
Ice Dealers.
Cochran Thomas J. & Co. 138 s Exeter
Frederick Jacob, 206 Madison av
Hurley Michael, 9 South
Kephart Peter, 4 Dover
Oler Jacob, 582 Penna. av
Oler Wm. H. 176 West Falls av
Sumwalt David S. s e cor Mulberry and
Howard
Importers.
Alberti Henry F. & Co. (fancy goods,) 6 and
8 s Liiberty
Aklridfce & Brewer (dry goods,) 5 German
Anderson Brothers (hardware,) n w cor Light
and Pratt
Atwell Richard H. & Co. (African produce.)
71 South
Earth & Edmeades (liquors, wines, &c.,) 22b
Calvert
Bayley R. P. & Co. (China, glass and queens-
ware) 6 Hanover
Bevan Samuel & Co. (dry goods) 279 w Bal-
timore
Bickerton Joseph & Co. (cloaks and man-
tillas) 183 w Baltimore
Biggar John & Co. 2 Exchange place
Block Augustus, 96 w Lombard
Boggs, Cottman & Co. (wines, liquors, &c.)
46 w Lombard
Bonn Anthony S. & Co. (tobacco,) 172 w
Pratt
Brehme 0. & Co. over 12 Hanover
Brinckmeyer Charles, (cigars, tobacco and
snuff,) 41 w Baltimore
Brooks, Fahnestock & Co. (dry goods,) 345 w
Baltimore
Brown Robert D. & Co. (linens,) over 2 Ger-
man
Brown Robert, sr., (jewelry,) 158 w Baltimore
Bruff John W. & Co. (drygoods,) 245 w Bal-
timore
Buschman Victor H. (tailors' trimmings,) 2
Hanover
Campbell Ross ^ Co. (drygoods,) 24 Hanover
Canfield, Brother^ Co. (fancy goods,) 229
w Baltimore
Charron J. B. & Co. (wines, brandies, &c.) n
e cor Lombard and Hanover
Chesnut & Marshall, (corks,) 40 s Calvert
Clark Gabriel D. (watches,) cor Calvert and
Water
Close & Bro. (drygoods,) 4 German
Cortlan & Co. (housekeeping goods,) 216 and
218 w Baltimore
Crane Benjamin & Co. (ribbons, silks, &c.,)
249 w Baltimore
Croyeau Augustin (French goods,) 17] w
Baltimore
Dammann F. Wm. & E. (cloths,) 19 Hanover
Darraugh Daniel & Co. (shoe findings and
leather,; 16 s Calvert
Davidson A. B. (cloths and cassimeres,) over
1 Hanover
Decormis Edward, (liquors,) 21 Cheapside
De La Mar C. M. (cigars,) 96 w Lombard
De Ford Charles D. & Co. (tobacco,) 37 s Gay
Dix & Steiner, (foreign fruits, cigars, &c.,)
112 w Lombard
Dobson John A. & Co. (china, glass and
queensware,) 2 and 4 n Charles
Drost & Sutro, (French and German fancy
goods,) 253 w Baltimore
Duer, ISorris & Co. (hardware and cabinet
trimmings,) 8 Hanover
Easter Hamilton & Co. (dry goods,) 199, 201
and 203 w Baltimore
Flack Thomas J.& Sons, (liquors,) cor Bowly
and Guilford
Frank Simon & Co. (dry goods,) s e cor Ger-
man and Hanover
Friend, Ricketls & Co. (fruits,&c.) 79Smith's
wharf
Gail G. W. & Ax. (pipes and cigars,) 28
Barre
Goldsmith E. (cigars^) 20 s Charles
Goode Wm. F. (liquors,) 188 Pearl
Gould James, (watches, chronometers, &c.)
169 w Baltimore
OJSO. 8. PAGE 6i BRO., MnnuiActurers of Uoof* and Roofing MateriaU, 111 Smitll'»
Wliaxf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
517
Glenn Samuel & Bro. (hardware,) 52 Light
Griffith G. S. (carpets,) 77 w Baltimore °
Habersham & Barrett, (East India goods,) 53
Exchange place
Hanna Wm. (tobacco, cigars, &c.) 7 n Calvert
Harrington & Bogue, (tailor's trimmings,)
over n e cor Baltimore and Charles
Hazlitt James & Co. 39 and 41 s Gay
Heim Nicodemus & Co. 3b3 w Baltimore
Hickley Rob. & Bro. (hardware,) 8 n Howard
Hoblitzel J. H. (dry goods,) 273 w Baltimore
Hodges Brothers, (notions, white goods, &c.)
23 Hanover
Hollins George, (wines, liquors, &c.,) s w
cor Fayette and Charles
Hopkins, Harden & Kemp, (hardware,) 336
. w Baltimore
Howard George W. & Co. (dry goods,) 35]
w Baltimore
Hunst & Co. (dry goods,) 241 w Baltimore
Jenkms Edward & Sons, (saddlery hardware,)
180 w Baltimore
Joy E. W. (cloaks and mantillas,) 107 w Bal-
timore
Keyser, Troxell & Co. (iron and steel,) 19 s
Calvert
King & Huppman, (hardware,) 307 w Bait.
Kochler H. & Co. (liquors,) 128 w Lombard
KrausR. &Co. (liquors,) 63 s Calvert and
38 Cheapside
Krebs George W. (hides,) 5 Water
Lankford Henry S. (liquors,) 61 s Calvert
and 36 Cheapside
Larrabee Ephraim & Sons, (leather and
Thompsonian medicines,) 20 s Calvert
Laws John N. (fruit and cigars,) n e cor
Light and Pratt
Loney F. B. & Co. (hardware,) 3 Hanover
Lord Charles W. (fancy goods,) 88 and 90 w
Lombard
Mackenzie Thomas & Sons, (saddlery hard-
ware,) 222 w Baltimore
Mallinckrodt William, (cloths,) over 31 s
Charles
May & Bro. (cigars,) 32 n Charles
May Henry, (watchmakers' articles,) over
127 w Baltimore
Mayer & Bro. (fancy goods,) 4 n Howard
McComas Alexander, (guns,) 51 s Calvert
McDowell, Robinson & Co. (carpets,) 264 w
Baltimore
Merrill, Thomas & Co. (guns, pistols, &c.,)
239 w Baltimore
Miller Daniel & Co, (dry goods,) 329 w Bal-
timore
Milliken Robert H. (linens,) 195 w Baltimore
Moore Robert & Bro. (cloths, &c.) 233 w Bal-
timore
Moore S. & R. G. (cloths, &c.) 6 s Charles
Morse & Martin, (cigars,) over 20 s Charles
Myers Charles H. & Bro. (liquors,) 72 Ex-
change place
Noedel & Wilhelmy, (German and French
produce,) 379 w Baltimore
Norris, Caldwell & Co. (wines, &c.) 322 w
Baltimore
Nordlinger & Co. (German and French pro-
duce,) 102 w Lombard
Oberndorf A. (cloths,) 10 s Charles
Orem, Hopkins & Co. (cloths,) 238 w Balti-
more
Palmer Edward L. & Co. (fruit,) 15 Bowly's
wharf ^
Parker E. L. & Co. (tin plate, sheet iron, &c.)
83 s Charles
Passano Leonard, (fancy goods,) 52 Centre
market space and 268 w Baltimore
Pitt Charles F. 116 w Lombard
Pollatsek Rudolph, (wines, &c.) 134 w Lom-
Reese John S & Co. (fertilizers,) s e cor
Wolfe and Lancaster
Rosenfeld Simon & Co. (cigars,) 20 b Gay
Ross Charles H. & Co. 9 Commerce
Sanders George & Co. (tea,) 65 Exchange
place °
Sauerberg J. D. h Co. (liquors,) 21 and 23
Light
Schneider Martin & Co. (German and French
produce,) 46 s Howard
Schwartz & Gude, (fruits and cigars,) 117 w
Lombard
Schweidlman & Co. (toys and fancy goods,)
7 and 9 n Howard and 133 w Baltimore
beemu ler A. & Sons, (tobacco and cigars,) 55
Exchange place
Siegel David, (cloths,) 7 Hanover
^'sfde^ ^^''Iwell, (liquors,) 17 and 19 Cheap-
Senft Henry, (Rhine wine,) Paca, rear of
People's Bank
Spilker Charles & Co. (German, French and
Lnglish fancy goods,) 10 Hanover
bpiller & Alcock, (cloths,) over s w cor Balti-
more and Hanover
Spitz H. P. (liquors,) 212 Lexington, betw.
Greene and Paca
Stellman, Hinrichs & Co. (dry goods,) 21
Hanover
Stowell A. jr. (chronometers, military goods.
&c.,) 178 w Baltimore
Symington Thomas, (unwrought marble,) cor
Cathedral and Howard
Thompson Thomas, (brandies, wines, &c ) 29
s Gay '■^
Thompson Wm. (brandies, wines, &c,) 21
South ^
Thomsen & Block, (drugs, &c.) 26 Hanover
Ihomsen Laurence & Co. (brandies, wines,
cigars, &c.,) 64 Exchange place
Tiernan P. & Son, (liquors and cigars,) 12 n
Charles '
Tubman B. G. & Co. (wines, &c.,) 102 Light
St. wharf
Waesche F. R. & Co. 123 w Baltimore
Walters Wm. T. & Co. (liquors,) 68 Ex-
change place
Walzl J. H. (photograph materials,) over 213
w Baltimore
Wetherall Wm.G. (iron and steel,) 16 Watson
Whiting James Sf Co. (hardware,) 130 w Pratt
India Rubber Goods.
Corbett Isaac, 93 w Baltimore
Maxwell Wm. G. 166 w Baltimore
Pudney John B. 209 w Baltimore
Instrument Makers.
Arnold Francis, (surgical,) 15 s Sharp
Daily Wm. F. (surgical,) 11 Light
Friese John, (surgical and dental,) 142 w Fay-
ette ^
Hagger & Brother, (nautical and mathemati-
cal,) 72 w Pratt
P. WEBB, Marine. Fire and Life Imnrance Agent and Broker. Age»t
Benefit Lift Insurance Co., KTewnrk, N. J..'* 89 Second Strwt.
518
BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
Jackson Samuel, (surgical,) 194 w Baltimore
King F W. & Richard, 226 w Baltimore
Pool Thomas, (mathematical,) 177 n Eutaw
Reinhardt Charles C. 7 n Gay
Snowden Henry & Co. orer 3 n Liberty
Walther Peter, 70 w Pratt
Insurance Companies.
American Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore,
James L. Armstrong, president, 30 Second
Associated Firemen's Insurance Co. 4 South,
John R. Moore, president
Baltimore Equitable Society, 19 South
Baltimore Fire Insurance Co. s w cor South
and Water /^ o u
Baltimore Life Insurance Co. 7 South
Baltimore Marine Insurance Co. n w corner
South and Water. James Hooper, jr., pre-
sident ^ , ^ .. ,
Connecticut Mutual and Charter Oak Life In-
surance Co. 12 s Gay ■ , , o a
Firemen's Ins. Co. n e cor South and Second
Franklin Fire Ins.Co. of Philadelphia, 1 North
Howard Fire Ins. Co. s e cor South and Second
Maryland Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, n
w cor Baltimore and North, Jarvis building
Maryland Mutual Marine Insurance Co. 53
Exchange place. Wm. W. Spence, presi-
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore Co.,
Baltimore county buildings, 21 n Calvert
National Fire Insurance Co. of Baltimore, 30
South i- n u-
Peabody Fire Insurance Company of Balti-
more, Second street, adjoining Post Office.
George Carey, president , r,u-i j i
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Philadel-
phia, Charles N. Trump, general agent, 59
Second ., ,, , a
Washington Life, Mercantile Mutual, and
Fulton Fire Insurance Cos. of New York,
B. Poultney, agent, 61 Second
Intelligence Offices.
McElmoyle Archibald, 8 n Frederick
Wellinghoff H. F. 55 Thames
Lee Stephen S. 50 s Gay
Oudesluys Charles L. 57 s Gay , , , ,
Norris & Brother, over n w cor Lombard ana
South ^, ,
Parker E. L. & Co. 83 s Charles
Patterson J. W. &f E. over 24 South
Pope & Cole, 75 Smith's wharf
Pratt E. & Bro. 27 and 29 s Charles
Reynolds V. Clinton, Boston, Canton
Rogers & Brooke, over 53 Exchange place
SMITH J. HOPKINSON, Iron Mer-
chant and proprietor Calverton
Iron and Nail Works. Railroad
Spikes,Chairs,Rivets,Bolts. Horse
• and Mule Shoes, &c., 25 s Charles.
Spencer Compton, cor William and Hughes
Stein E. A. 99 w Lombard
Stickney & Co. 57 Exchange place
Wetherall Wm. G. 16 Water
Wyeth & Bro. 35 s Charles
Iron Pounders.
Bates Franklin L. over 1, 3 and 5 President
Bates James, jr 1, 3 and 5 President
Denmead A. & W. D. ^ Son, n e cor North
and Monument .^ „ •
Ellicott H. Wm. «r Bro. s side Basin
Fales Squire M., Cathedral extended
Havward, Bartlett Sf Co. 24 Light
Ha^lehurst Sf Co. cor William and Hughes
Heath Francis W. 2 Gillingham al
Kilgour David, York, between William and
La^rrabee° Henry C. cor Caroline and Lancaster
Mayger &f Shaifer, 40 e Monument
Poole & Hunt, 161 North
Russell James, 132 Thames
Iron Furnaces.
Brooke H. L. & Co. cor Boston and Potomac,
and 53 Exchange place
Mowell Peter, cor Boston and Potomac
Iron Pence Railing.
Ash James F. 141 s Bond
Dufur & Co. Uhler's al near Charles
Garland James, jr., 10 Ramsay
Hergesheimer Elijah, Patapsco, Canton, and
38 Fell
Mavger & Shaffer, 40 e Monument
Pagels E. & G. H. n e cor Saratoga and Jasper
Iron and Steel Dealers.
Bowman Wm. 116 Eastern av
Buck Edward D. & Bro. 86 and 88 w Pratt
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. L. P.
Davis John, 292 s Caroline
Denson Isaac M. Sf Buck, 100 Light st, wharf
Fuller William, 29 Light ^ ,^ « »v,
George's Creek Coal and Iron Co. 19 South,
up stairs
Hartshorne Joshua, 92 w Lombard
Keith M. jr. & Son, 23 s Charles
Keyser, Troxell &c Co. 19 s Calvert
Kroh George L. 222 and 228 s Bond
Japanners.
Auerman Jacob, 259 s Paca
Walker W. F. 48 German
Jewelers.
[See Watches and Jewelry.}
Adams Samuel, 20 e Pratt
Akers Edward, 65 s Charles
Blake Charles & Co. 217 w Baltimore
Behrens Jacob, 99 n Gay
Brown Robert, sr. 158 w Baltimore
Brown Wm. & Co. s e cor Baltimore and
Charles „ , .
Canfield, Bro. & Co. 229 w Baltimore
Castleberg Jacob, 126 n Gay
Clark Gabriel D. cor Calvert and Water
Cohen & Lyon, n w cor Baltimore and Gay
Cronhardt John C. 88 n Gay
Drummond Levin J. 31 w Pratt
Egerton Calvert, 148 w Baltimore
Geary & Weale, 177 w Baltimore
ju \jcui5t ij. /-'-~ "• - — .
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HI Spear » Wluun.
BUSINESg DIRECTORY.
519
Gehrin^ John G. 194 n Gay-
Gould James, 169 w Baltimore
Groneberg Edward, 70 e Baltimore
Joseph I. over 146 w Baltimore
Kayser Alexander, 42 Hanover
Kirk Samuel & Son, 172 w Baltimore
Koch Wm. over 209 w Baltimore
Koehler F. X. 11 n Liberty
Larmour & Co. 10 Light
Lemkul Chas. 419 w Baltimore
Miller Alfred B. 161 w Baltimore
Myers Charles H. 438 w Baltimore
Nicklas Conrad, 470 w Baltimore
Ostendorf Alexander, 121 Saratoga
Pepar Chajles M. 834 w Baltimore
Plummer John F. 87 n Gay
Price Monmorency H. 56 s Calvert
Price Reuben, cor Grant and Baltimore
Rieman A. H. 161 e Baltimore
Rod berg Simon J. 120 n Gay
Sadtler P. B. & Sons, 212 w Baltimore
baville James H. 110 1^ w Baltimore
bpear Alexander L. 47 w Baltimore
Steibel George H. 49 Hanover
Steubenrauch Charles, over 114 w Baltimore
Walter Henry M. 58 n Howard
Warner Andrew E. jr. 133 e Baltimore
Warner Andrew E. sr. 10 n Gay
Webb George W. s e cor Light and Baltimore
Windsor G. S. & Co. 174 w Pratt
Wynn J. Robert, 282 w Baltimore
Junk Dealers.
Abbott Wm. 120 William
Ash George T. 128 Dugan's wharf
Brown & Short, 186 Light
Church & Brown, 4 Wall, nr Dugan's wharf
Coleman & Cleaveland, 47 Thames
Davis John, 292 s Caroline *
Jones, White & North, 174 Light
King George W. Thames nr Bond
Kroh George L. 222 and 224 s Bond
Leddon George, 126 Dugan's wharf
Parks John W. 442 Light
Riddle & Johnson, West Falls av
Savage Charles E. 34 and 36 Lee
Taylor & Brother, 70 Light-st wharf
Lamps and OiL
Ammidon & Crombie, (Kerosene oil lamps
and Pratt's gas generators,) 337 w Balti-
more
Bowen & Mercer, 3 Exchange place
Carswell John S. 210 Aliceanna
Chappell A. E. 185 Hanover
Curran Charles, 210 n Gay
Fowler & Dimond, 610 w Baltimore
Gardner Wm. G. & Co. Is Liberty
Grimes Charles E. 63 Lexington
Hamill & Co. 125 n Gay
Hamill James H. se cor Franklin and Paca
Hamill Robert W. 64 Hanover
Hardester & Bokee, 321 w Baltimore
Hardesty Thomas H. 250 Light
Massicott Robert P. 338 n Gay
Newbold James F. 2 e Baltimore
Spilcker Wm. & H. 136 w Baltimore
Stein Nicholas, 258 e Pratt
Waltham Charlton S. 62 n Eutaw
Lime.
Burroughs Jacob, 52 Light
Cunningham Wm. H. s w cor Ensor and
East
Dorsey Michael, 114 Light-st wharf
Ellis & Cairns, 10 s Gay,— [See poc-e 10 M-
vertisements.]
Green Jacob, 44 Buren
Griffith R. R. sr. over s e cor South and Ex-
change place
Hammond Lloyd, n w cor Charles and West
Lester James M. 165 n Howard
Maltby C. S. foot of West Falls av
McAllister Robert A. s w cor Fawn and Al-
bemarle
Page George S. & Brother, (lime and roofing
cement,) HI Smith's wharf
Scharf Wm. J. 825 w Baltimore
Slothower John, 27 n Greene
Streets John S. 4 Hollingsworth
Trotton Thomas. 33 Cheapside
, Liquor and Wine Dealers.
Bailey James, 267 Cross
Born Herman, s w cor Hanover and Camden
Cassidy Martin, s e cor Hillen and Exeter
Castine Emanuel M. 10 s Gay
Caughey Benjamin & Co. 9 Penna. av
Eichelberger Otho W. 1 s Howard
Elhs & Cairns, 14 s Gay.— [See p. 10 Jldver-
tisments.]
Fendall & Co. 447 n Gay
Geekie Charles W. 123 w Baltimore
Gloninger John R. & Co. 7 n Charles
Hay John C. & Co. 4 w Pratt
Hughes Peter, 56 Centre Market space
Hunckel Philip, 24 s Charles
Keene Edward A. & Co. 59}^ s Charles
Lapeyre Jacques, cor Saratoga and Lerew al
McCarthy Timothy, 209 Louisiana av
Mechan Christian, 318 s Charles
Meyer Charles, 199 Montgomery
Schreuber John, 302 and 304 n Gay
Wittich Henry, s w cor High and Granby
Liquors and Wines— Wholesale.
Block Edward, 114 w Lombard
Boggs, Cottman & Co. 46 w Lombard
Boyle John P. & Co. 4 Exchange place
Buckler & Shipley, 85 and 87 s Charles
Charron J. B. & Co. n e cor Lombard and
Hanover
Clabaugh E. A. 38 South
Clabaugh George, 372 w Baltimore
Cotter & Nunan, 8 w Baltimore
Decormis Edward, 21 Cheapside
Dickey Charles E. & Co. 108 n Howard
Doliveyra Perido & Co. 6 Water
Douglas August, 4 s Howard
Ellis & Cairns, 14 s Gay.[ — Seep. 10 Jldver-
tisements.'\
Ferciot Peter, 17 Courtland
Ferry J. & Co. 51 Light
Flack Thomas J. cor Bowly and Guilford
Goode Wm. F. 188 Pearl
Hazlitt James & Co. 39 and 41 s Gay
Heim, Nicodemus & Co. 383 w Baltimore
Homrighausen George, 21 Montgomery
GEO. S. PAGE Si BRO.. ]>Ianufacturers of Roof« nnd Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wliarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Homrighausen John, 138 Columbia
House Samuel A. 94 Light-st wharf
Kane James, 62 Thames
Keys James N. & Son, 93 Franklin
Koehler H. & Co. 128 w Lombard
Kraus R. & Co. 63 s Calvert and 38 Cheapside
Lanahan Wm. 98 w Lombard
Lankford Henry S. 61 s Calvert and 36
Cheapside
Martin Wm. R. & Co. 72 s Calvert
McColgan Charles, 8 Saratoga
McDonnell James, 47 Calvert and 47 Cheap-
side
Miller H. C. & Co. 2 Water
Myers Charles H. & Bro. 72 Exchange place
Noedel & Wilhelmy, 379 w Baltimore
Nordlinger & Co. 102 w Baltimore
Norris, Calwell & Co. 322 w Baltimore
Orendorff & Beam, s e cor Howard and Bal-
timore
Pardoe & White, 105 South
Parkhurst Siinon, 76 South
Pollatsek Rudolph, 134 w Lombard
Power James & Sons, 119 w Lombard
Roche & Co. 373 w Baltimore
Ross Charles H. & Co. 9 Commerce
Rost Philip, 48 Ensor
Sauerberg J. D. & Co. 21 and 23 Light
Schilling & Lindeman, 59 s Charles
Schlott & Petzold, 124 w Lombard
Schneider Martin & Co. 46 s Howard
Schreuber John, 302 and 304 Gay
Shields Thomas & Co. 145 n Howard
Siebert Charles F, 8e Lombard
Sloan & Calwell, 17 and 19 Cheapside
Spitz H. P. 212 Lexington, betw Greene and
Paca
Thomsen Laurence & Co. 64 Exchange place
Thompson Thomas, 29 s Gay
Thompson Wm. 21 South
Tiernan P. & Son, 12 n Charles
Trego, Morgan & Co. 22 Commerce
Ulman B. & Co. 5 n Gay
Vockey Theodore, 132 w Lombard
Voneiff George L. 444 w Baltimore
Walters Wm. T. & Co. 68 Exchange place
Wilson John E. n w cor Howard and Cam-
den
Zuckschwerdt C. & Co. 116 n Howard
Lithographers.
Hoen A. & Co. 75 Second
Sachse E. & Co. over 104 s Charles
Schmidt & Trowe, over s w cor German and
Sharp
Schroeder & Sanders, 7 and 8 Colvin build-
ing, cor South
Livery and Hack Stables.
Blades John L. 114 s Washington, F. P.
Calvert Stables, 63, 65 and 67 n Calvert, Au-
gusta E. Stewart, proprietresa
Cook David W. 124 Ensor
Cox Elisha, n e cor Bank and Bethel
Defenbaugh John, 846 w Baltimore
Delphey &, Brother, Howard next to Franklin
house
Dobbin John, 28 n High
Dorljacker Wm. n w cor Pratt and Paca
Dukehart Henry, 36 North
Dunlevy Thomas C. 9 n Frederick
Durham & McKeever, 140, 142, 144 and 146
Garden
Fairbank Henry, n w cor Baltimore and Paca
Hartzel & Clark, 84 German
Hartzell Leonard, 95 n Paca
Hyland Jacob & Co. 24 Conway
Johnson Abraham, s e cor Holiday and Plea-
sant
Johnson Adolphus, 100 Thames
Kearny Edward, 56 Centre
Kemp Henry, 72 German
Ledley Wm. 150 w Fayette
Linthicum Charles G, Saratoga betw Euiaw
and Howard
Love & Krager, Paca nr Baltimore
Mann John & Sons, 1<57 n Howard
McGee Joseph H. & Brother, s w cor Paca
and German
McKewen Archibald, Payette nr Charles
Miller Wm. C. 86 German
Moffett Robert, Howard opposite Centre
Reilly George, 25 and 30 w Lombard
Rooney & Landers, 136 North
Sherlock Wm., Fayette nr McClellan al
Bhipley Joseph P. 3 and 5 Orchard
Stewart Francis, 43 n Calvert
Stewart John D. Ill Lexington
Wheat Edward, 405 w Baltimore
Wheeler Abner C. 106 Hanover
Wollett John T. 21 Temple
Woodward Nicholas R. 31 North
Locksmiths.
Bald Frederick W. 91 Penna. ay
Burger Matthias R. 710 w Baltimore
Clark James, 147 w Fayette
J'itzberger Henry, 102 Lexington
ijibson & Bohannan, 1 Cheapside
Herzog Valentine S. 317 n Howard
Hunter Henry J. 28 e Baltimore
Kirk Samuel E. & Brother, s w cor Calvert
and Lombard
May Frederick L. 125 w Madison
Phillips Charles, 73 n Front
Phillips Thomas, 127 Saratoga
Stewart Columbus J. 3 s Liberty
Stewart John A. 65 Saratoga
Looking Glass and Picture Frame
Manufacturers.
Barrett & Debeet, 71 w Baltimore
Barrett M. 82 n Howard
Fryer James, 206 w Baltimore
Harrington & Mills, 140 w Baltimore
Mann John, n e cor Charles and Lombard
McGrew Wm. 92 n Howard
Meyers & Hedian, 33 w Baltimore
Oliver & Remington, 50)^ n Howard
Seager Thomas, 17 s Sharp
Lumber Merchants.
Allen Alexander & Co. West Falls ay
Blackiston William C. s w cor Concord and
Bowly
Boyd Joseph H. 12 s Caroline
Burns Findley H. 56 West Falls ay
Burns & Sloan, 132 Light-st wharf, and cor
Eutaw and German
"WM, P. AVEBB, Marine, Fire and lAte Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent **Nntgaml
Benefit Ufe Inaurance Co., Newark, IT. J.," 89 Second Street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
521
Carson Carvill H. & Co. w side Union dock
Cassard Gilbert, West Fails av
Cate Amon, n e cor East Falls av and Fawn
Church Edward J. h w cor MoKumenl and
Aisquith
Coates John, 355 w Pratt
Cockey Sf Co. n e cor Canton and East Falls av
Creamer Wm. 62 n Broadway
Cross Wm. & Bro. n e cor East Falls and
Eastern av
Dunn James, Spring Garden wharf
Eareckson V. 0. West Falls av
Eichelberger Emanuel W. cor Prattand Greene
George Charles W. 108 n Greene
George Stephen & Son, 37 n Greei-.e
Grafflin Jacob W. cor Canton and East Falls
avonue
Hawley R. K. & Co. 16 Eastern av
Helfrich Hay, s w cor Concord and Bowly
James Henry & Co, Aliceanna between Albe-
marle and Exeter
Matthews & Son, cor Albemarle and Canton
av, and 100 n High
McDougall & Clarke 158 West Falls av
McLeane Samuel R. Rollins near Mount
Merrynian Charles, s w cor Greene and Pratt
Page Washington A. 182 Light-st wharf
Perry A. A. & Co. s w cor Gay and Lombard
Randolph, Golibart & Co. 140 Thames
Rowlesburg Lumber and Iron Co., Charles
Findlay, secretary, 30 South
Scharf Thomas G. 848 w Baltimore
Swain & Banks, East Falls av
Thomas David E., East Falls av
Thomas Joseph & Son, 383 w Pratt
Thomas & Price, East Falls av between East-
ern and Canton avs
Turner Edward, 42 West Falls av
Turner John C. 140 Light-st wharf
Vaughen John & Co. cor Biddle and Cathedral
West Wm. H. jr., cor Mill and Bowly
Williams John and James & Co. 130 s Charles
Willis Salisbury, n e cor East Falls and East-
ern avs
Machine Sewing.
Adams T. W. 171 w Baltimore
Walmsley Bros. 205 w Baltimore
Machinists.
Benson Benjamin S. 52 e Monument
Blake Joel N. cor Franklin andyS'orlh
Clarkson Joseph & Son, 75 n Front
Codd Edward J. & Co. 259 s Caroline
Denmead A. & W. D. & Son, cor Monument
and North
Eastman Henry W. 67 Columbia
Everhart George, 138 e Lombard
Flinn, Emerick & Murrill, 55 Holiday
Larrabee Henry C. cor Caroline and Lancaster
Mayger & Shaffer, 40 e Monument
Miller Wm. H. & Bro. s e cor President and
Fawn
Mount Clare Station, B. & O. R. R., 71 s
Poppleton
Murray James Sf Co. 42 York
Murray William, 192 n Exeter
Norwood & Taylor, 4 East Falls av
Page George S. & Co. 5 n Schroeder
Pitt William, Centre, 1 door from North
Poole & Hunt, 161 North
Reader Charles, 4 Hughes
Rodgers John & Son, 48 and 54 n High
Schiller Charles, 11 Swan
Sutler William, -iS Boyd
V/ells John ti Sons, 136 Eastern av
Whitney George H. Uhler'sal betw. Charles
and Hanover
Hal
iTB.
Boyd John, 14 &Gay
Claggett Wm. Co Co, e Lombard cdjoining
bridge
Denmead Francis, West I^'alls av
Strauss H., Bro. & Hell, s e cor North and
Saratoga
Manufacturers.
Atwood Benjamin, (brooms,) 62 s Calvert
Baily James, (alcohol,) 267 Cross
Baker Brothers & Co. (glass Vorks, chem-
icals, oils, &c.,) 32 and 34 s Charles
Baker & Brown, (edge tools,) 10 v/ Pratt
Baker Richard J. (dye stuffs,) 36 s Charles
Baltimore Bag Factory, 77 South
Baltimore Copper Smelting Co., Clinton, low-
er end of Canton
Baltimore and Cuba Smelting and Mining Co.
30 South, Clinton Levering, President
Barril Brothers, (Peruvian guano,) 29 South
Bartholomaei Christian G. (patent crutches,)
cor Holiday and Orange al
Basshor Thomas C. & Co. (engineers and
heating apparatus,) 26 Light
Bates Franklin L. (hoisting wheels and
trucks,) over 1, 3 and 5 President
Bates James, jr. (hoisting wheels,) 1, S and 5
President
Baynes Thomas, (bone dust,) Karris' Creek
and Eastern av
Beatty Charles W. (agent Bellona gunpow-
der Co.) 153 w Pratt
Beck & Bachman, (tobacco,) 113 and 115 w
Lombard
jBell John C. (water wheels,) rear of 26 Light
Bennett Edwin, (cane and Rockingham ware,)
cor Canton and Central avs
Bersch Christian, (cigar box,) 210 s Howard
Berry John S. & George R. (fire brick,) cor
Sharp and Montgomery
Brinckmeyer Charles, (cigars, tobacco and
snuff,) 41 w Baltimore
Bride C. (rustic,) 15 Division
Brown Henry C, & Co, (saw,) Uhlers' al
Bruce Robert, (truss and bandage,) 448 w
Baltimore
Bruster & Griffith, (agricultural implements,)
42 e Monument
Bruster & Griffith, (Buckeye mower and
reaper,) 49 n Paca
Bullock Caswell J. (glue,) Washington road
Capron & Co. (coal oil,) North near Eager
Chapman Nicholas P. (agricultural imple-
ments,) 145 w Pratt
Chase, Wells & Gehrmann, (manufacturers'
and machinist's warehouse,) 6 s Howard
Chenoweth George E. (reaping machines,) 1
Swan
Clark L. P.(patenthydrants,)over 44Hohday
Cromwell Richard, agricultural and horticul-
tural implements,) 46 and 48 Light
J. HEXRY GIKSE, Commlasion DIercIuiiit, for U»e sale of Flour, Grniu, Seeds, &c.
Roaendale Cement and Calcined Planter constantly on lumd, Si Spear's Wtiarf.
522
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Davison Wm. &. Co. (chemicals,) 104 w
Lombard
Dickenson, Bowen &Co.(ajnokingpipe,) Eaet
Falls av and Granby
Dickey Wm. J. (domestic goods,) 21 German
Dobler Daniel, (paper box,) 49 Lewis
Durand John H.(rope,) 132 Pratt
Flinn, Emerich & Murrill, (coach lace ma-
chinery,) 35 Holiday
Franck M. V. B. & Bro. (cigars,) cor Pratt
and Spear's wharf
Frazier Edward H. (nut and washer,) 134
Thames
Frey J. & J. (husk maltresses,) 7 Green-
mount av and 11 n Gay
Gray Manufacturing Co. 13 Lexington
Greble Benj.(stone and earthen ware, )76Ensor
Green Amon, (cotton yarn, wrapping twine,
&c.,)70Hillen i^^ s .
Green J. J. (mill picks and facing hammers,)
Centre 4 doors w of Holiday
Harris Matthias, llSMuilikin
Haskell John H. (machine cards,) 33 s Eutaw
Helniers John, (shoe tools,) 250 w Fayette
Hopkins Franklin, (can,) 86 s Broadway
Horner Joshua, (bone dust,) n w cor Stirling
and Chew
Horton Henry P. (hose,) 41 n Frederick
Hooper Wm. E. & Co. (cotton duck,) s e cor
Pratt and South
• Jones James, (mattresses,) 48 German
Kaufman Jacob, (curled hair,) 4 Rechabite
hall, w Fayette
Keiser Lewis R. (fruit and oyster can,) Gravel
al, rear 9 Mulberry
Kimberly Bros, (soap, candle and fertilizer,)
28 Buren and 61 w Pratt
Klein & Dubois, (tobacco,) 30 s Frederick
Leonard Dr. Wm. T. (matinale) 10 North
Marshall John L. (last,) n e cor Lombard and
Grant
McCafferty Arthur, (bonnet frames,) 68 Lex-
ington
Mardcn Jesse, (patent scale,) cor Charles and
Balderston
Maryland Soap Stone works, 422 w Pratt
Men-ill, Thomas & Co. (guns, &c.) 239 w
Baltimore
Merryman Oliver P. (curled kair,) 151 w
Fayette
Meyer Aug. G. (white lead, paints, &c.) 100
Lombard
Miller Luke H. (safes asd patent bank locks,)
225 w Baltimore
Morris & Trimble, (French barr imillstones,)
West Falls av, below Pratt
Montgomery & Bro. (grain fan,) 155 n High
mount Vernon Manufactory of cotton duck
twine, s w cor Lombard and Franklin la, nr
Cheapside
Murdoch Richard, (scales,) 46 s Charles
Ness Alfred S. & Co. (tin ware,) 90 s Calvert
Numsen Peter Jackson, fcans,) foot of Cross
O'Ferrali John & Co. (cans,) 162 s Eutaw
Oliver Wm. (domestics,) Pearl al, bet Union
and Preston
Oster Jacob, (saddletree,) 113 s Caroline
Paca Steam Mills, for the manufacture of mus-
tard and ground spices, Charles Markell,
proprietor, office se cor Cul vert and Lombard
Page Geo. S. & Bro. (roofing materials and
varnish,) 111 Smith's whf
Patterson J. W. & E. (iron,) over 24 South
Pollack Abraham, (mattress,) 96 n Howard
Poole & Hum, (steam engine,) 161 North
Ray Francis, (reaping and mowing machines,)'
605 w Pratt
Rhodes Benjamin M. & Co. (Rhodes' super
phosphates,) 82 South
Ross Joseph,(awl blade and needle,) 79n Front
RossWm. C. (plane,) 44 Light, cor Balderston
Sack Christian D.fbritannia ware,) 63 German
Smith J. Hopkinson,. (Avalon nails,) 25 »
Charles
Smith Robert M. (coal oil,) foot of Eutaw
Smith R. Henry, (ayraps,) 7 Mercer)
Smith Thomas and John M. (linseed oil,) 121
and 123 Smith's whf
Solze J . A. (shoe tools,) 312 w Prctt
Starr B. F. & Co. (French burr millstones, >
173 North, cor Centre
Stevens David, (gaiter and shoe upper,) 32
Water
Stevens Geo. 0. (sash, &c.) 47 v/ Fratt
Thistle Factory warehouse and office, 146 w
Fayette, N. Shannon, agent
Toland William, (saw,) 85 n Front
Towner J, F. &. Co. (manufacturers' furnish-
ing store,) 342 w Baltimore
Trayser Philip P. (railroad chains and epikes,^
299 e Pratt
Union Manufacturing Company of Mar3''land»
warehouse 8 s Howard
Van Tromp John, (watch case,) over s e cor
Light and Mercer
Wagner August,(brass ware and gas fixtures,)
30 Hanover
West William, (nut, bolt and washers,) 151
North
Wethered Bros, (fancy cassimeres and doe-
skins,) 20 German
WhitehouseGeo. (trace chains,) 289 Penna. av
Whitelock W. & Co. (phosphates,) 44 South
Whitman E. & Sons, (agricultural imple-
ments, 22 and 24 s Calvert
Wilhelm & Milley, (hub, ten pin and ball,)
11 n Frederick
Wilkens Wm. & Co. (curled hair,) s e corner
Charles and Pratt
Wolf & Showell, (American Mocha coffee,)
45 n Amity
Manufacturers* and Machinists*
Supplies.
Chase, Wells & Gehrmann, 6 6 Howard
Towner Darius F. 332 w Baltimore
Marble and Stone Workers.
AbraniB Alex. J. Greemountav, op Cemetery
Ashman Afred, 27 Pearl
Bevan &, Sons, 140 Saratoga
Gaddesi Alex, s w cor German and Sharp and
35 German
Henderson William, 98 Pratt
Lyeth Andrew H. 562 and 564 w Baltimore
Maxwell John W. 140 n Calvert
Maxwell David, cor Eutaw and Saratoga
McGrane Patrick, 120 n High
Morgan John C. 2 n Greene
Oliver & Fleming, 8 President
Packie Alex'r. s e cor Monument and Davis
Sisson Hugh, cor North and Monument
Steuart & Duns, 18 w Pratt
Taylor Francis and Levi, 110 s Charles
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO.. Maimfncturers of Roof* nml Roofing Materials, IH Smith';
Wharf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
BUSmUSf] DISECTORY.
523
Vinson S. J. n e cor Lombard and Grant
Whitelaw John, foot of Waahington-st
Winternight Henry, 61 n Gay
Merchant Tailors.
Adler Louis H. 160 s Charles
Alexander James, 9i^ n Charles
Boyd William, 3 n Cliarles
Bruck Henry M. 320 w Pratt
Bunting & Riddgely, 3 Franklin building,
North
Burgess Wm. & Son, 5 s Sharp
Christopher Wm. & Co. 502 w Baltimore
Collison Wm. 7 s Sharp
Cox Wm. H. 606 w Baltimore
Depkin Henry, 89 w Lombard
Feigner F. 14 St. Paul
Frankel & Bro. n e cor Centre Market sp and
Pratt
Fontaine John L. 215 w Pratt
Ford Wm. H. 31 n Howard
Griffith & Griffith, 2 Light
Grothaus Geo. F. 11 w Baltimore
Hain Christian, 179 w Pratt
Harris Joseph, 52 n Howard
Hartman Isaac, 4 s Gay
Hartman Jacob P. 197 w Baltimore
Helsby Samuel, 153 Mulberry
Henkelman & Hinds, 129 w Baltimore
Heyn Martin, 16 North
Hilberg Francis Frederick, 24 w Second
Hilberg L. & Co. 13 South
Hopkins & Eichman, n w cor Charles and
Baltimore
Kelly Timothy & Son, 3 n Liberty
Keyworth Charles B. 276 w Baltimore
Kneen Thomas, 291 w Pratt
Laughlin David, 6 Park
Lautenberger William, 21 s Liberty
Linthicum & Co. 6 n Calvert
Lowekamp John H. 64 Park
Mathers & Irvin, 224 w Baltimore
Mayer Frederick, 63 Hanover
McCormick Thomas, 149 w Baltimore
McCubbin Nicholas, 12 e Fayette
McDowell Francis, 236 w Pratt
Meinetsberger Stephen M. 24 s Sharp
Oehm Charles N. 150 Light st. wharf
Osse Charles, 294 w Pratt
Ostendorf & Hamman, 60 n Howard
Palagnno D. 166 w Baltimore, up stairs
Patterson Wm. G. & Fields, 83 Thames
Perry & Bro. 192 n Gay
Philips James P. 43 n Liberty
Price Benjamin. 64 n Howard
Purnell Chas. B. 246 w Pratt
Reilley Peter, 93 n Howard
Roberts Henry T. 6 St. Paul
Ryan & Fowler, 42 Second near South
Sanders Geo. W. 61 Hanover
Schauer Martin, 3 Water
Schloss & Bro. 19 Light
Schmidt John, 3 n Liberty
Semrad Alfred, 25 w Fayette
Spicer John, 16 Franklin
Stauf Henry, 45 w Baltimore
Stine Benjamin, 144 w Baltimore
Stine Benjamin, 73 w Baltimore
Taylor Lorenzo D. 15 s Calvert
Teal George McK. n e cor Baltimore and
Frederick
Tracy Matthew & Sons, over 166 w Baltimore
Viaena John, 219 w Baltimore, ap stairs
Millers.
Abbott Edwin A., City Block, next »o draw-
bridge
Bamberger John, 381 n Gay
Buck John M. 8 Spear's wharf
Corner Sol. Spear's wharf
Duer Samuel, 38 Commerce
Fuller James, Monument Mills, North near
Madison
Gambrill Charles A. & Co. 32 Commerce
Halstead John, Chesapeake bark mill, City
Block, near drawbridge
Heri»& Welch, 97 Smith's wharf
Hooper James & Sons, cor Spear's wharf and
Cable
Mactier Samuel, over 7 Spear's wharf
Pickrell John F. 73 Smith's wharf
Tyson & Bro. 40 Commerce
Tyson James E. foot of Patterson
Vickers George R. & Co. foot of Commerce
Warden J. & H. foot of Smith's wharf
Warfield Daniel & Son, North between Mon-
ument and Madison and 9 Spear's wharf
Warfield Henry M. & Co. 16 Spear's wharf
Welby Charles C. & Co. n e cor President and
Fawn
Woodyear William E, 3 Cable
Millinery.
Aldridge Barbara, 861 w Baltimore
Baswitz Morritz, 187 n Gay
Behrens Cusel, 162 Lexington
Bialla Moretz, 47 n Howard
Camper Mary, 133 Lexington
Clendenen Mrs. 110 Lexington
Goldenberg & Co. 52 n Howard
Hahn S. & E. 57 n Liberty
Hamilton Mrs. M. A. 67 w Fayette
Hatch Miss E. C. 61 n Charles
Herring Mrs. Origonal, over 80 w Baltimore
Kessler Margaret & Co. 214 Lexington
Leonard M. 63 n Charles
Lowenthal Mrs. J. 27 n Howard
Muller Mrs. Louis, 110 w Baltimore
Sarlouis Mrs. A. 1761-;^ Lexington
Shoenberg & Co. 219 n Gay
Thomas M. & R. 186 Madison
Thompson Mrs. Maria, 84 Hanover
Thompson Mrs. Mary, 103 Lexington
Turner Mary D. 17 e Baltimore
Wahl Ann R. 95 n Gay
Wilson Mrs. M, A. 182 Lexington
Millinery Goods.
[See Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks and Straw Goods.}
Armstrong, Cator & Co. 237 w Baltimore
Bamberger Elkan, 247 w Baltimore
Carroll Thomas G. 101 w Baltimore
Coburn Susan, 19 n Gay
Crane Benjamin & Co. 249 w Baltimore
Goldenburg & Weinberg, 163 w Baltimore
Goldenberg & Co. 52 n Howard
Grinsfelder & Bro. 25 n Howard
Jordan & Rose, 1 n Howard
Lansburgh James, 27 n Eutaw
Oberndorf & Lauer, 243 w Baltimore
WM. P. WEBB, Maiine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutiuiil
Benefit Ldfe Insurance Co., OTewark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
524
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Owen Thomas J. 27 n Howard
Rosenbaum Iscac, 162 and 164 Lexington
Millwrights.
Valentine & Thompson, over cor West Falls
av and Lombard
Webb James W. 109 a Washington, F. P.
Mineral Water.
Baxter & Johnston, 99 w Baltimore
Randall Dudley A. s w cor Fayette and Cal-
vert
Russell Wm. 5 Mercer
Morocco Manufacturers.
Amend Jacob, n e cor Albemarle and Granby
Baliauf Charles E. 69 Harrison
Brandt Herman & Bro. 29 Saratoga
Carrigan James, 26 French
Grubb Richard B. 415 n Gay
Kalbfus & Locher, 8 s Calvert
Raabe Charles, 31 Saratoga
Music and Musical Instruments.
[See Pianos.]
Boucher William, jr., 38 e Baltimore
Hewitt Horatio D. 56 n Charles
Hildebrandt Chas. 19 n Liberty
McCaffrey Henry, 205 w Baltimore
Miller & Beacham, 10 n Charles
Schmidt Theodore A. 34 n Charles
Thiede W. F. 132 Lexington
Willig George, 1 n Charles
Music Teachers.
Allen Henry A. 213 Garden
Barrington Frank F. 124 Grundy
Courleander B. 294 w Lombard
Demuth Geo. O. 97 w Biddle
Henle Philip, n e cor Eutaw and Fayette
Holland Albert, 524 w Fayette
Home Alvaro M. 100 Saratoga
Lenschow Charles, 89 FrankUn
Linhard Andrew, 97 Ensor
Lucchesi Fredk. 167 Madison av
May Dominic M. H. 100 Saratoga
May James W. H. 100 Saratoga
Mittelsdoerffer Henry, 43 s High
Muller Julius, 236 Madison av
Rountree John, 1 Holland
Schafer Jean, 102 Saratoga
Schaum Charles A. 490 tight
Scheidler C. A. 122 n Paca
Schneider Julius, 423 Lexington
Schwing Heinrich, 224 w Biddle
Shaw Ruel, Grundy near McMechin
Stoddard Isaiah T. 331 w Lombard
Stieff Michael C. 24 Pearl
Sutro Otto, 191 n Calvert
Szemelenyi Ernest, 174 Saratoga
Tarbutton Wm. A. 381 w Fayette
Nails, Brads, Spikes, Sic.
Miller Matthias, foot of Warren
Pope & Cole, 75 Smith's wharf
Stickney & Co. 57 Exchange place
Trayser Philip P. 299 e Pratt
Smith J. Hcpkinson, 25 s Charles
Naval Stores.
Page Geo. S. &, Bro, 111 Smith's wharf
Newspaperc.
Baltimore American and Commercial Daily-
Advertiser, Dobbin & Fulton, proprietors,
128 w Baltimore
Baltimore Clipper, Bull & Tuttle, proprietors,
134 w Baltimore
Baltimore Daily Gazette, 112 w Baltimore
Baltimore Price Current, Poiterdt Co. propri-
etors, 5 s Calvert
Baltimore Wecker, Wm. Schnauffer, proprie-
tor, 3 n Frederick
Catholic Mirror. Kelly, Hedian & Piet, pro-
prietors, 174 w Baltimore
Evening Transcript, 74 w Baltimore, Wm. H.
Neilson, proprietor
German Catholic People's Gazette, over 144
w Baltimore
German Correspondent, F. Raine, proprietor,
3 s Gay
Lutheran Observer.T, Stork, D. D.,G. Deihl,
D. D., and Rev. F. W. Conrad, editors and
publishers, 158 w Baltimore
Sun, (newspaper,) A. S. Abell & Co. proprie-
tors, s e cor South and Baltimore
Sunday Telegram, J. Cloud Norris, proprietor,
122 w Baltimore
News and Periodicals.
Caspari Anna, 129 n Howard
Crowley James, 116 w Baltimore
Diffenbaugh J. n e cor Baltimore and Strieker
[See page 28 Mvertisements.]
Taylor Henry, 111 w Baltimore and 5 South,
Sun Iron building
Nightmen.
Baker Gideon, 201 Bank
Bennet John, 6 O'Donnell, near Eastern ar
Binyon Thos W. 302 Cantor! av
Cripps T. J. 425 n Gay
Labby Lewis, 515 n Gay
March Philip, 422 Hanover
Notaries Public.
Latimer James B. s w cor Fayette and St. Paul
Murdock Wm. F. n e cor Lombard and Gay,
Commercial building
Rich Thomas R. over 81 w Second
Warren Leander, over 61 w Second
Nurses and Midwifes.
Aldridgc Sarah, 126 Columbia
Amend Mary, 48 s Central av
Anderson Jeannette, 65 Forrest
Bennezet Mary, 62 n Front
Brendel Mrs. C. 174 s Bond
Brooks Mrs. Matilda, 558 w Pratt
Chandler Mrs. Irene, 54 s Washington, F. P.
J. HE.VRY GIE:SK, Commlaslon Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Sx.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster conatautly on hand, 21 Spear's Wharf.
BUSINESS DIRECrrORT.
525
Cray Amelia M. 75 Warner
Dolwett Louisa, 429 w Baltimore
Eiglidiiiger Theresa, 201 w Riddle
Gross Mrs. Elizabeth, 65 n Poppleton
Henderson Kiturah, 31 s Carohne
Hune Mrs. Margaret, 264 e Baltimore
Holiins Mrs. Mary, 32 n Amity
Hopkins Eliza, 48 e Pratt
Hudson Mrs. Rebecca F. 177 Preston
King Mary Ann, 113 Aisquith
McLeer Margaret, 108 n Eutaw
Munroe Anna, 142 Ross tf-
Oil Dealers.
Ammidon & Crombie, 337 w Baltimore
Bolton Hugh & Co. 81 McElderry's wharf
Bowen & Mercer, 8 P^xchange place
Burns & Co. 96 Light-st wharf
Capron &. Co. North near Eager
Carswell John S. 210 Aliceanna
Coal Oil and Paraffine Co. of Baltimore, s w
cor West and Leadenhall
Crane W. & Son, cor Cheapside and Water
Crescent Coal Oil Co. s w cor West and How-
ard
Deford Benjamin & Sons, 49 s Calvert
Dubreuil & Co. 29 Camden
Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B. 168 n Gay
Gardner Wm. G. & Co. 4 s Liberty
Hamill A. «fe W. J. n e cor Canton arenue and
Eden
Hewlett J. Q. & Son, 96 w Lombard and 9
Water
Hoffman & Deford, 84 w Lombard
Janney Wm. W. cor Bowly's wh and Pratt
Jenkins Edward, 13 Cheapside
King John & Son, 48 n Howard
Merritt Joseph C. «fc Bro. 125 and 127 East-
ern avenue
Newbold James F. 2 e Baltimore
Page Geo. S. & Bro. (heavy, light and tar
oils,) 111 Smith's wharf
Parkhurst Jared, jr. & Co. 78 South
Richardson & Co. 26 s Calvert
Robinson Wm. C. 81 South
Smith Robert M. (coal oil,) foot of Eutaw
Smith Thos. & John M. 121 and 123 Smith's
wharf
Spilcker Wm. &H. 136 w Baltimore
Treusch Charles, 119 s Broadway
Trey & Burns, 95 Light-st wharf
Wa.«(hington & Read, n w cor Eden and Can-
ton avenue
West Christopher & Sons, 306 w Pratt
Opticians.
King F. W. & R. 266 w Baltimore
Sadtler P. B, & Sons, 212 w Baltimore
Organ Builders.
Hall James, 216 Lexington
Pomplitz August, s w cor Pratt and Albemarle
TuUy Bernard, 7 s Eutaw
Ornamental Plasterers.
Foble & Forman, cor Morris al and Preston
Romra Nicholas, 433 w Baltimore
Oyster Dealers.
Abbott James F. 71 s Caroline
Baldwin, Myer & Co. 90 West Falls ay
Barnes & Debow, 150 w Pratt
Brinkley & Reeves, 177 w Falls av
Broadbent Joseph F. 145 North
Brooks S. D. cor Boston and Gwynn
Buckley & Smith, 123 Hillen
Callahan T. & D. foot of Mill
Field Abiather W. 309 w Lombard
Field Abiather, 309 w Lombard
Grannis & Taylor, Aliceanna foot of Chester
Hatch Charles B.&Co. Ill McElderry's whf
Kensett Thomas & Co. West Falls av and n
e cor Central av and Bank
King F. & Co. 247 w Pratt
Lanfair Malloy & Co. Canton wharf, adjoin-
ing U. S. Bonded warehouse
Mahoney John C. cor Chester and Aliceanna
Maltby C. S. foot of West Falls av
Mann& Co. 38 York
McMurry Louis & Co. 254 and 256 w Biddle
Mitchell John T. & Co. 13 and 15 Mercer
Numsen, Carroll & Co. 18 Light
Price R. W. & Co. 91 and 93 McElderry's
wharf
Raborg & Bro. Hill near Light
Redding & Musson, 226 Hughes
Rowe & Schofield, 69 Boston, Canton
Seth Robert L. 9 Albemarle
Shriver James & Co. 375 s Sharp
Shriver John L. & Bro. 307 w Pratt
Smith & Co. 14, 16 and 18 East Falls av
Solomon Isaac, 309 w Lombard
Smith Samufl J. junction Howard and Liberty
Smith Wm. T. & Co. n e cor McHenry al
and Lenimon
Spencer L. C. & Co. 319 Aliceanna
Thomas S. W. A E. C. jr., 143 German
Thomas Edward C. sr., & Sons, 249 Lexington
Waltemeyer Jacob, 17 Mercer
Wentz William & Co.s e cor Pratt and Emory
Packing Box Makers.
Barklage & Henneman, 15 Cowpen al
Duker Harman & Co. rear 216 w Pratt
Klingmeyer & Heise, 18 McClellan'9 al
Schulze Ferdinand, 15 n Sharp
Tiemeyer & Waltjen, Box al, on German be-
tween Hanover and Sharp
Winkelman John, 12 and 15 Grant
Woodroffe George, 34 Park
Painters— House and Sign.
Anderson Wm. H. over 4 n Sharp
Andrews B. F. & Co. over 36 South
Black Lewis W. over 276 w Baltimore
Bumgarden James, 71 Ross
Burke Thomas. 520 w Baltimore
Carr Francis A. 524 w Baltimore
Chri.stopher Milton, 3 w Pratt
Coate.s Robert E. 5 n Sharp
Costello Wm. 78s Regester
De Beet Wm. C. 17 w Fayette
Disney Oliver M. 77 Dover
Disney Richard E. 144 Camden
Emmart & duartley, 276 w Baltimore
Fonder Richard, cor Gay and Harrison
CkEO. S. PAGB & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smi»i's
\nuarC C, HART SMITH, Agent.
526
DIRECTORY.
Gardiner John T. 99 w Baltimore
Gardner J. M. over cor Holiday and Fayette
Gardner Jonn T. rear of 99 w Baltimore
Graham John, Saratoga near Charles
Green George T. 51 South
Hoffman Edwin, 266 w Pratt
Hoggson Hamilton S. 21 Grant
Howser Jacob, 36 e Fayette
Hulse & Davidson, basement 58 w Fayette
Jefferys Thos. R. s w cor North and Fayette
Jones Thomas S. 219 w Fayette
Keilholtz Charles, 11 n Sharp
Kone Andrew J. 8 St. Paul
Lafever Wm. 4 e Fayette
Lambright Christopher, 368 n Gay
Lepson Daniel, 15 s Poppleton
Lutz Nicholas, 150 n Front
Maccubbin Thomas, 42 North
Maccubbin Thomas I. 42 North
McLean Arthur, 2 Harrison
Meakin S. iVl. & Son, 85 Mulberry
Miller Benjamin & A. J. 93 Jasper
Newton Wm. 70 Thames
O'Laughlin Michael, law buildings, cor St.
Paul and Lexington
Redifer Charles A. 24 n Sharp
Roach James J. over 219 w Baltimore
Roche George J. Grant near Baltimore
Ross & Bro. 6 Henrietta
Shannessey James, 163 w Baltimore
Shriver Henry C. over 234 w Baltimore
Stone James E. 11 L. Sharp
Taylor John H. 73 Park
Turner Thomas K. 11 South
Watts J. M. basement s w cor St. Paul and
Fayette
Watts Wm. T. basement s w cor Calvert and
Baltimore
Weaver Dedrick C. 124 n Eutaw
Weaver James E. 55 Park
Weaver James, 418 w Baltimore
Faints, Oils, &c.
Ball Walter, jr., & Co. 177 w Pratt
Barret James J. 240 Lexington
Bolton Hugh & Co. 81 McElderry's wharf
Bolton W. B. & Co. 55 s Calvert and 26
Cheapside
Bolton Wm. H. & BrQ. 84 w Pratt between
Gay and Commerce
Burns & Co. 96 Light street wharf
Davis & iMiller, 12 n Howard
Davison Wm. & Co. 104 w Lombard
Dodge George R. & Co. 42w Baltimore
Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B. 168 n Gay
Harrison Mrs. Daniel E. 194 e Baltimore
Hayes Peter D. 313 n Gay
Hirschberg Henry, 31 Ensor
Holthaus Francis T. & Son, 10 w Baltimore
Hollo way George, sr., 183 s Broadway
Hollhaus Wm. & Bro. s e cor Thames and
Broadway
Hulls John, 128 n Gay
Janney Wm. W. cor Bowly's wharf and Pratt
Keilholtz Otis, 170 Franklin
King John & Son, 48 n Howard
King Wm. & Bro. 2 n Liberty
Loanc George J. foot of Cross, s side Basin
Meyer Aug. G. 100 Lombard
Rodenmayer John, 51 n Paca
Tovvn.send Thomas J. 489 w Baltimore
Trey & Burns, 95 Light street wharf
Welch John, 130 Thames
Young Greorge W. 172 Light street wharf
Paper Hangings.
Albert A. & H. J. 26 n Eutaw
Appier Orlanda M. 608 w Baltimore
Crook Walter, jr., 220 w Baltimore
Dieter & Johnson, 28 n Howard
Fusselbaugh Wm. H. B. 168 n Gay
Golder & Unduch, 33 Hanover
Griffith W#. H. 13 n Gay
Hamilton Caleb B. jr. 66 n Eutaw
Head Washington, 702 w Baltimore
Herring Origonal, 80 w Baltimore
Holland Wm. 72 n Howard
Holtz Emanuel, 107 n Howard
Howell & Bros. 260 w Baltimore
Hynson Benjamin T. 54 n Howard
Mann Bros. 121 Hanover
Mettee Albert R. 150 s Broadway
Mettee Milton D. 42 n Eutaw
Michael & Bro. 122 w Baltimore
Muller Louis, 110 w Baltimore
Patterson John, 74 Holiday
Raybold Thomas J. over 190 Saratoga
Robinson Edward, 30 w Baltimore
Sinclair & Purvis, 5 n Charles
Tumbleson Charles H. 121 s Broadway
Willson Joseph E. 109 n Howard
Paper Sheathing.
Page Geo. S.& Bro. (paper sheathing and roof-
ing felts,) 111 Smith's whf
Paper Stock.
Denson Isaac M. & Buck, 100 Light-st whf
Dushane John A. 40 s Charles
King & Johnson, 21 s Charles
Knight & Johnson, 91 s Charles
Roby & Co. 118 Light-st whf
Willis & Adams, n w cor German and Charles
Wheelwright & Mudge, 14 Hanover
Paper Warehouses.
Baker & McCracken, 120 w Lombard
Dushane John A. 40 s Charles
Fisher & O'Connor, 123 Hillen
Knight A. L. 5 s Charles
Knight & Johnson, 21 s Charles
Robinson James S. 5 s Charles
Wheelwright, Mudge & Co. 14 Hanover
Willis & Adams, n w cor German and Charles
Pawnbrokers.
Benjamin & Ullman, 22 n Gay
Physicians.
Aiken R. E. 272 Saratoga
Aiken Wm. E. A. 25 Hamilton
Albers Henry, 237 w Pratt
Aldridge John H. 124 n Charles
Amos Corbin, 145 n Paca
Amlhor Robert. 181 n Central av
Armitage James, 193 w Fayette
Andre J. Ridgaway, 71 Aisquith
Annan Samuel, 34 McCulloh
Arnold Abraham B. 7 s High
Artaud Theodore, Baltimore nr Wolfe
Atkinson Robert, 164 w Fayette
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Ufe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark. N. J.," 89 Second Street.
BTJSINESS DIRECTORY.
52T
Baldwin Edwin C. 124 n Exeter
Baltzell Wm. H. 90 Hanover
Bartscher Francis, 190 e MadisoB
Bates J. W. P. 45 Gonway
Battee J. S. 165 Hanover
Baxley Henry W. 185 w Fayette
Baynard George, 7 Cathedral
Bell W. Francis, 83 s Ann
Beatty George D. 52 Franklin
Benson George W. 146 Hanover
Benson Philander V. s e cor HoUins and Or-
egon
Benzinger Joi^eph C, Baltimore Infirmary
Bistler James H. 8 n Greene
Bode William, s e cor Fremont and Columbia
Boehm A. 88 Barre
Bohanan James S, 403 Canton av
Boone J. H. 335 w Lombard
Boulden James, 62 w Madison
Bradford Charles H. 78Aisquith
Brewer G. G. 76 n Greene
Brewer Marbury, 245 w Biddle
Brooks Horace A. 53 St. Paul
Brooks Joseph D. 163 Aisquith
Broom Septimus, s e cor Baltimore and Pine
Brown Septimus, Bolton nr Townsend
Buckler John, 135 n Charles
Buckler Riggin, 135 n Charles
Buckler Thomas H. 41 Lexington
Buckner Charles S. 12 Cathedral
Bull Benjamin H. D. 260 w Pratt
Bundschuh Francis, 41 Watson
Burneston Edward, 475 Penna. av
Busby Louis F. 163 n Eden
Busk Thomas M. 52 s Broadway
Butler James H. 8 n Greene
CaleL. A. 94 w Pratt
Carr R. Wilson, 161 n Calvert
Chaisty Edward J. 158 Mulberry
Chapman John S. s w cor Calhoun and Fayette
Chatard F. E. 30 n Charles
Chew Samuel, 70 n Paca
Chunn James T. 181 w Madison
CockeyJ. C. 2 s Exeter
Cockrill J. J. 23 8 Broadway
Cohen Joshua I. 115 n Charles
Colburn A. W. 166 s Paca
Cole Merryman, 102 n Exeter
Collins G. T. 42 Richmond
Collins Stephen, 36 n Calvert
Connor , 29 s Broadway
Cooke Theodore, 122 s Charles
Coonan John N. 70 Centre market space
Coskery Felix S. 188 n Calverf
Cox E. Gover,92 n Paca
Cunningham C. T, D. 130 e Pratt
Dalrymple Augustine, 330 e Pratt
Dairy mple Wm. D. 143 n Eutaw
Dammann Lewis H. 369 w Saratoga
Dare George H. 29 s Eutaw
Dashiell INicholas L. 207 s Broadway
Davidson Samuel A. 67 s Charles
Davis Charli's, 83 n Greene
Davis Wm. H. 43 Lexington
Dehn Theodore, 312 Mulberry
Deloughery Edward, 138 Saratoga
Dickson John, 261 w Madison
Diffenderffer Michael, 1 s High
Donaldson Frank, 32 Franklin
Dorsey Robert R. 29 n Calvert
Doyle John A. 21 s Gay
Dulin Alexander F. 16 n Charles
Dunbar John R. W. 151 w Lombard
D'Unger Robert, 616 w Baltimore
Dunlap Albert, 158 Franklin
Duvall Philip B. 68 s Sharp
Dwindle James, 117 s Broadway
Eareckson Edwin, 77 n Eutaw
Eastman Lewis M. 343 Lexington
Egbert Daniel, 46 Saratoga
Emory August W. 65 e Baltimore
Emory J. K. B, 18 Courtland
Erich Augustus F. 110 s Broadway
Eschbach Joseph A. 217 Aisquith
Esender James, 1 Pearl
Fay George W. 31 s Eden
Femour Thomas, 496 w Fayette
Fleming John, 132 n Greene
Fonerden John, Maryland Hospital, Monu-
ment near Broadway
Freeman Sylranus, 325 e Pratt
Freise Bernard, 220 Aliceanna
Friedenwald Aaron, 65 e Fayette
Friedhoffer John G. 79 n Central av
Fulton Robert, 53 s Sharp
Funterbaugh S. 7 Fountain
Gallagher Charles R. Decker near Northern a.r
Gait John M. 146 e Pratt
Gamber John, 109 n High
Gambrill Theodore C. 32 Harford av
Gibson George S. 116 Park
Gibson George S. jr. 116 Park
Gilman Judson, 172 Saratoga
Goldsborough Leander, 173 Penna. av
Gordon James W. W. 545 w Fayette
Gordshell George W. 163 n Fremont
Gorgas Ferdinand J. F. 79 n Charles
Gough Dixon, 70 8 Sharp
Graves John J. 36 b Charles
Hamel Ernest Y. 155 s Bond
Hammond Milburn, 284 Lexington
Handy William W. 183 St. Paul
Hank J. W. P. Biddle 2 doors w of Garden
Hkrker Richard M. J. 77 Hillen
Harris George, 150 Lexington
Harris W. A. Fountain hotel
Harrison Samuel A., Charles 2doorsn of Eager
Hartman Andrt5w, 176 Aisquith
Hastings Amelia A. s e cor Saratoga and Sharp
Haynel Adolphus F. 90 n Eutaw
Healey James E. n w cor Baltimore and Eden
Heldman A. J. 120 Pearl
Henkel William, 168 s Ann
Herring Julius, 144 Pe^rl
Hess l-'rederick, 61 n Front
Fleuser Charles F. 144 Hanover
Hilbert Henry, sr. 279 w Fayette
Hillegeist Edmund, 73 Ensor
Hillyard Benjamin R. 538 w Baltimore
Hintze Frederick E. B. 21 s Gay
Hitch Wm. cor Gilmor and Windsor mill road
Hoffman D. P. 279 w Fayette
Hopkins Samuel M. 153 Bank
Houck Jacob W. 10 n Front
Huet Augustus, s e cor Fayette and Frederick
Hungerford William S. s e cor Calhoun and
Lombard
Hunt Henry S. 204 Eastern av
Hunter & Williams, 9 Courtland
Jenkins Felix, 146 w Fayette
Johnson Thomas F. 946 Madison av
Johnston Christopher, 34 Mulberry
Johnston John M. 7 s Frederick
Jones Buckler, 94 s Broadwav
Jones C. H. 530 w Fayette
Keeck Peter, 76 e Lombard
J. HENRY OIESE, Commission Mercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Sio,
■^'i Roseudole Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, fil Spear's WliarC
528
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Keener William H. 16 n Charlea
Kemp William M. 55 n Greene
Kerner Charles, 214 s Bond
Kerner Henry, 214 s Bond
Kerstenbrock Albert C. 192 Hanover
Keyaer Charles C. 170 German
King John T. 651 w Fayette
Kiniiemon Perry S. 73 e' Pratt
Knight Samuel T. 112 n Greene
Knowles William G. 55 s Sharp
Kolb W. W. 153 Hollins
Krozer John R. 273 Lexington
Lane Franklin, 505 w Fayette
Larkins William D. F. 729 w Baltimore
Leas, Charles, 185 Saratoga
Lee Richard C. 260 w Pratt
Lester Shipley, 132 Conway
Letterman William H. 247 n Howard
Liebman Gustav, 47 n Front
Linthicum J. G. 824 w Baltimore
LittellN. W. 148 n Greene
Ludwig Charles, 239 n Bond
Mackenzie James S. 35 Lexington
Mackenzie John C. 118 Park
Mackenzie John P. 35 Lexington
Mahon Ormsby S. 138 n Exeter
Maris Edward A. 68 St. Paul
Martin Joseph Lloyd, 80 n Charles
Martin Samuel B. 131 e Pratt
Mass Frank, 491 w Pratt
Maund Frederick, Baltimore near Schroeder
McCuUoh James H. 101 e Fayette
McCulloh John K. 101 w Fayette
McCuUough J. Haines, 107 n Paca
McKew Dennis, 154 s Sharp
McManus Felix R. 27 s Sharp
McManus Frederick A. 15 n Eutaw
McPherson William S., Carey between Sara-
toga and Lexington
McSherry Richard, 189 n Howard
Mc Williams P. A. 20 e Fayette
Merryman Moses W. 134 w Fayette
Micheau Theodore J. 249 s Howard
Middleton John D. 137 w Fayette
Milholland E. F. Baltimore Infirmary, corner
Lombard and Greene
Miller Edward A. 194 w Biddle
Mills J. B. 408 Saratoga
Miiienbergcr George W. 152 w Lombard
Monkur John C. S. 129 s Broadway
Monmonier John F. 225 e Baltimore
Monmonier Louis, 22B e Baltimore
Montgomery James, 134 n Eutaw
Morgan Gerard E. 66 n Calvert
Morris John, 21 s Gay
Muller John R. 154 e Baltimore
Neff John, 720 w Baltimore
Nickson A. C. 44 Hanover
O'Donnell Dominick A. 39 n Gay
O'Doiiovan Charles, 144 w Biddle
O'Donovan John H. s w cor Franklin and Park
O'Keefe David, 185 Chesnut
Ould E. R. 236 w Hoffman
Owens James S. Calhoun n of Lexington
Owens Thomas 174 s Paca
Owings Henry W. 102 w Fayette
Owings Thomas, 103 w Fayette
Paneiti Jacob, 242 s Bond
Panetti John Philip, 88 e Lombard
Pape E. 5 n Eutaw
Patrick Thomas L. 137 s Bond
Patterson John H. 58 St. Paul
Perkins Elisha H. 110 St. Paul
Perkinson J. W. 544 Lexington
Piek Charles H. 16 n Eden
Pierce Linsey H. 14 Lloyd
Piggot A. Snowden, 40 Bolton
Pohmeyer Gotleib, 56 s Eutaw
Powell John F. 57 e Pratt
Prigg Joseph, 53 Holland
Raborg C. H. n w cor Lombard and Howard
Ramsay 39 Lexington
Reed James A. s e cor Baltimore and Exeter
Reynolds Henry S. 648 w Fayette
Rich Arthur, 39 Lexington
Richardson Samuel S. 315 w Fayette
Rider William G. 87 Mulberry
Riley William, 47 Lexington
Roberts George C. M. 114 Hanover
Roberts William H. 135 Hanover
Robin.ion Alexander C. s w cor Charlea and
Saratoga
Robinson John B. 356 w Fayette
Rose John, 57 s Sharp
Ruehl Frank, 19 n Central ay
Sanborn D. M. 2 e Foundry
Sandor Adolph, 39 Fawn
Sands William, 79 s Paca
Sappington Richard, 124 n Gay
Sappington Thomas. 207 Franklin
Saxton Richard, 97 Lexington
Schmidt J. 94 n Eutaw
Schuman T. 124 w Fayette
Sea Charles S. 253 n Bond
Skiimer D. H. 15 s Eutaw
Simpson Joseph, Calhoun 3d door n of Lex-
ington
Smith Alan P. 86 Saratoga
Smith F, F. 5 Waverly Terrace
Smith Gideon B. 30 n Calvert
Smith J. B. 11 s Frederick
Smith L. G. S. 1 Waverly Terrace
Smith Nathan R. 89 Saratoga
Smith T. Emory, 5 Waverly Terrace
Smull Wm. G. 191 w Lombard
Sparrow Lewis G. 1 Waverly Terrace
Spicer Hanson L 430 w Lombard
Stenson J. F. 88 w Centre
Steuart James H. Gilmor n of Franklin
Steuart James A. 50 Saratoga
Stevenson James S. 134 n Exeter
Stevenson John M. 133 n Exeter
Stoddard Mrs. Mary, 23 s Bond
Stokes Wm. H. 52 Saratoga
Sullivan John M. 82 s Washington, F. P.
Tappan Wm. C. 174 StirUng
Tarr Wm. H. 63 n Front
Taylor Milton N. 58 e Baltimore
Tharp John, 533 w Fayette
Thomas Edwin S. 173 n Exeter
Thomas James Carey, s e cor Sharp and
Lombard
Tolson George S., Franklin above Gilmor
Tubman Robert F. 180 Hoffman
Van Bibber W. Chew, 47 Franklin
Verdi Ciro S. 49 n Calvert
Wagner Charles F. 235 s Chesnut
Wagner Clinton, 233 s Eutaw
Walshe Despard M. cor Lee and Hanover
Ward J. Robert, s w cor Exeter and Watson
Warner J. E. 76 Bolton
Waters Edmund G. 21 Hollins
Wayson George W. 196 Aisquith
Webster Henry W. jr., 179 s Charles
Webster Henry W. '128 s Sharp
Wegner Augustus, 101 Lexington
GHO. S. PAGS & BRO., Mmiufacturers of Roof* nnd Roofing 91at«rtali, 111 Smitli'a
Wharf. C. HART SDIITH, Agent.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
529
Whitaker Josias, 90 Greenmount av
White Alphonso A. 727 w Baltimore
White Collins D. 293 w Pratt
White Edward H. 36 Franklin
Whitridge John, 49 n Charles
Whitridge Wm. 49 n Charles
Wiener Morris, 249 w Fayette
Wilkins Joseph, 85 w Second
Williams John B. 9 Courtland
Williams Philip C. 201 Madison av
Williams Wm. J. 54 e Baltimore
Wilson Henry M. 306 w Fayette
Wilson H. P. C. 72 n Greene
Womble Pembroke M. 203 w Lombard
Wroth Wm. J. 216 Madison av
Yeates Henry P. P. 117 n Exeter
Yeates John L. 58 n Front
Zeh Martin, 75 s Bond
Piano Dealers and Manufacturers.
Benteen F. D. 10 n Charles, and 82 w Fayette
Gaehle Henry, cor Eutaw and Fayette, and
19 n Eutaw
Heinkamp W. 511 w Baltimore
Hewitt Horatio D. 56 n Charles
Knabe Wm. & Co. 350 w Baltimore, and 1,
3, 5 and 7 n Eutaw
Newman, Bro. & Sons, cor Oregon and Lom-
bard
Steiff Charles M. 103, 105 and 107 Franklin,
and 7 n Liberty
Thiede W. F. 132 Lexington
Wilkens Otto, over 7 s Eutaw
Wise John J. & Bros. 31 Hanover
Pickling and Preserving.
Baldwin, Myer & Co. 90 West Falls av
Field Abiathar W. 309 w Lombard
Hatch & Co. Ill McElderry's whf
Kensett Thomas & Co. West Falls av
McMurray Louis & Co. 254 and 256 w Biddle
Mitchell John T. & Co. 13 and 15 Mercer
Numsen, Carroll &{■ Co. 18 Light
Price R. W. & Co. 91 and 93 McElderry's
wharf
Raborg & Bro. Hill and Light
Redding & Musson, 226 Hughes
Rowe & Schofield, 69 Boston, Canton
Ruppert Joseph, 221 Eastern av
Seebold Henry J. C. 243, 245 and 247 e Mon-
ument
Seth Robert L. 9 Albemarle
Shriver James & Co. 375 s Sharp
Shriver John L. &f Bros. 307 w Pratt
Smith & Co. 14, 16 and 18 East Falls av
Smith Samuel J. junction Howard and Liberty
Smith Wm. T. & Co. n e cor McHenry al
and Lenimon
Thomas Edwd. C. sr.,&Sons, 249 Lexington
Thomas S. W. & E. C. jr., 143 German
Thomas Wm. H. 184 York
Waltemeyer Jacob, 17 and 23 Mercer
Wentz Wm. & Co. s e cor Pratt and Emory
Plumbers.
Bechtel John W. 92 n Eutaw
Boss Henry, 109 Thames
Brawders & Carey, 7 Eutaw House
Brooks Edwin F. 13 n Eutaw
Chaisty E. J., jr., 158 Mulberry
Dorry Edward G. 18 Thames
Dunnett Wm. n e cor Eutaw and Madison
Eggieston Edwin C. 121 n High
Foster David B. 115 w Biddle
Grattan Thos. L. 8 North
Hubball Eben, 8 n Liberty
Hughes Robert, 46 St. Paul
Hutchinson Brothers, 14 Light
Knipp & Carmine, 114 Saratoga
Lyons Andrew J. 10 Holiday
Manns & McAllister, cor Saratoga and Paca
McCahan D. L. & Co. s wcor Pratt and Car-
oline
McCahen Daniel, 4 Hill
McCall Patrick A. 328 w Baltimore
McCart John, 90 St. Paul
McLaughlin & Irvin, 202 e Pratt and 55 e
Baltimore
Osier Emanuel P. 6 s Paca
Potter Charles W. 34 w Second
Ratican Thomas, 1 n Frederick
Reilly Joseph, jr., 81 North
Rodgers John &c Son, 48 and 54 n High
Sindall Sf Shorey, 2 w Pratt
Vandaniker Wm. .323 w Fayette
Ward John, 153^ n Frederick
Pocket Book and Jewelry Case Man-
ufacturers.
Husgen James, 178)^ w Baltimore
Moritz Albert, 541 w Baltimore
Potteries,
Greble Benj. 76 Ensor
Herman J. 765 Light
Keffner George, 394 Penna. av
Linton Wm. cor Lexington and Pine
Ferine M. & Sons, 713 w Baltimore
Printers— Book and Job.
Beach Brothers, 82 w Baltimore
Bross Edward, J49 w Lombard
Bull & Tuttle, 134 w Baltimore
Hall & Bringman, Museum building, over 148
w Baltimore
Hanzsche & Co. over s w cor Light and Bal-
timore
HANZSCHE F. A. over 232 w Baltimore
Huber Henry E. 4 n Charles
Innes Wm. M. over 164 w Baltimore, Adams
Express building
Kelly, Hedian & Piet, 174 w Baltimore
King & Bro. over 162 w Baltimore
Kroh Theodore, (German,) 20 Second
Lucas James & Son, over 15 s Calvert
Murphy John & Co. 182 w Baltimore
Polmyer Wm. s e cor Baltimore and Gay
Robinson Henry A. 106 w Baltimore
Rose J. B. & Co. over 5 s Calvert
Schnauffer Wm. over 3 n Frederick
Schneidereith Charles W. 67 s Sharp
Sherwood Wm. S. 6 n Gay
Slater John Y. n w cor Baltimore and Charles
The Printing Job Office, Sun buildings
Toy John D. cor St. Paul and Baltimore
Warner Wm. G. over n e cor Pratt and Gay
Wiley John F. over 138 w Baltimore, Ameri-
can building
Wooddy Wm. E. 158 w Baltimore
P. WSBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
34
'Slutual
530
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Woods John W. 202 w Baltimore
Wands Wm. W. 166 w Baltimore
Young James, over 114 w Baltimore
Printers— Copperplate.
Anderson James M. & Son, 148 w Baltimore
Gillespie Wm. 220 w Baltimore
Merrikin F. M. 159 w Baltimore
Sandys Edwin, 62i^ w Baltimore
Produce Dealers.
Applegarth Alexander, 1 Bowly's wharf
Baer & Bro. 143 n Howard
Berry N. E. over 63 w Pratt
Block Edward, 114 w Lombard
Bond Alexander, n w cor Pratt and Commerce
Bond James, jr. 6 Hollingsworth
Bond Wm. n e cor Pratt and Holhngworth
Bigham & Bradford, cor Franklin and Eutaw
Cadow James E. & Co. 16 Pennsylvania av
Cornell & Son, 70 South
Delcher Wm. J. 155 w Pratt
Dorsey Wm. A. 68 South
Drakely & Fenton, 387 w Baltimore
Dryden Charles H. 51 n Eutaw
Duvall & Iglehart, 128 Light-st wharf
Ebert 0. A & Co. 10 Spear's wharf
Ehrman Geo. M. n w cor Howard and Pratt
Eider Samuel & Co. 32 n Howard
EUicott & Hewes, 67 w Lombard
Emory Wm. H. 6 Wood
Eppley & Brother, s e cor Howard and Mul-
berry
Etchison& Dorsey, 104 s Charles
Evans Thomas H. & Co., 80 and 82 Light-st
wharf
Forrester John F. & Co. 135 Franklm
Fru&h & Snyder, 95 Franklin
Frush Wm. W. 576 Pennsylvania avenue
Fussell J. & Co. Saratoga near Calvert
Gardiner & Middleton, 37 Cheapside
GIESE J. HENRY, 21 Spear's^whf.,
Commission Merchant for sale of
Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Girvin J'. M. 23 Spear's wharf
Gist& Wells, 126 and 128 s Eutaw
Gregg Andrew & Co. 109 and 111 Frankhn
Grove Francis & Co. 19 Commerce
Grove & Neilson, 132 n Howard
Harvey Joshua G. & Co. 75 Exchange place
Hengst S. & R. n e cor Paca and Franklin
Hopkins & Janney, 124 s Eutaw
Ironmonger Edward L. n e cor Charles and
Saratoga
Jones Lewis & Co. 70 Light-st wharf
Kauffeltife Buchanan, 130 North
Kent Edward E. 158 w Pratt
Klinefelter Van V. & Bro. 180 Light-st wharf
Knight & Brown, 1% Hollingsworth
Linthicum, Greene & Son, n e cor Hanover
and Camden
Logue James, 118 n Howard
Love, Martin &, Co. 5 Exchange place
Maltby O. E. & Co. 25 Cheapside
Mann C. H. & Co. 48 s Howard
Mathiot Augustus G. 6Bowly's whf, up stairs
McClernan John, 201 North
McDonnell Thos. s e cor Pratt and Commerce
McGill Patrick, 410 w Baltimore
Medinger & Bro. 158 and 160 Forrest
Meixsel & Grafton, 194 w Pratt
Norris Wm. E. &Co. 114 s Eutaw
Pearson & Coleman, 106 w Lombard
Quinlan Jo.seph E. & Co. 39 Penna av
Rau John C. & Co. cor Howard and Franklm
Robinson & Brinkman, s e cor Dolphm and
Pennsylvania av
Rosenstock Samuel, 212 and 214 Aliceanna
Sedgwick J. Harvey & Co. 2 Water
Segerman Wm. H. 8 and 10 Penna av
Shewbrooks Wm. H. «&, C. C. Ashley, agenta,
124 Light-st wharf
Shriver Bros. 376 w Baltimore
Slagle C. W. cfc Co. 118 and 122 North
Small George, 64 North
Stansbury Darius, 115 and 117 n High
Staum John & Co. 99 Light-st wharf
Stonebraker & Co. 53 and 55 s Howard
Stine J. R.&Co. 126 North
Sullivan John & Sons, 3 Camden
Truett Oliver, ne cor Cheapside and Pratt
Tudor & Townsend, 110 w Lombard
Warden Edward D.n e cor Che&pside and Pratt
Warden Samuel, over 116 w Pratt
White James & Co. 22 Commerce
White John R. & Co. 132 Pratt-st wharf
Young George & Co. (commission) 199 North
Provision Dealers.
Adams James C. & Son, 40 Second
Austin Thomas S. 61 Lexington
Ayres James H. s w cor Bond and Baltimore
Baer & Bro. 143 n Howard
Bankard Jacob J. 212 e Fayette
Barrinerer Lewis L. 286 Saratoga
Butler E. Oakford, 14 Water
Carson Joseph & Co. s e cor Light and Bal-
derston
Cassard G. & Son, 407 and 409 w Baltimore
Cassard George, 46 South
Clautice Francis, 69 w Pratt
Cobb Josiah & Son, 31 n Liberty
CoHaday J. M. & Bro. 461, 463 and 465 w
Fayette
Coulter & Co. 53 and 55 Light, and 2 and 4
Eliicott
Davis Wm. T. & Co. 123 n Calvert
Drexler Joseph A. 42 n Calvert
George & Jenkins, 48 South
Gilbert Lewis, 212 n Howard
Hack Frederick A. 375 w Baltimore
Harvey Joshua G. & Co. 75 Exchange place
Hopkins & Janney, 124 s Eutaw
Humphrey Charles H. 4 Light-st wharf
Humphreys & Co. 4 Light-st wharf
Johns Joseph, jr. 152 s Broadway
Keller Andrew J. n w cor Madison and Biddle
Kimberly Brothers, 28 Buren and 61 w Pratt
Kloman Frederick, 116 William
Krebs George L. 53 n Caroline
Love, Martin & Co. 5 Exchange place
Mann C. H. & Co. 48 s Howard
Miller Wm. 312 e Pratt
Perkinson John W. 31 n Greene
Poumairal & McCully, 49 Light
Reay Alexander, 81 n Broadway
Reynolds Isaac & Sons, 12 Balderston
Rieman Henry & Sons, 24 n Howard
Rieman Wm. J. & Co. 371 w Baltimore
J. HENRY GIESE, Comml.slon Merchant, for the sale of Flour Grain, See*'. «*«•
Bosendale Cement and Calcined Pla«t*r constantly on hand, ai Spear's Wharf.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
531
Ruckle Geo. W. n e cor Gay and Monument
Slater Samuel J. 140 s Bond
Slert Andrew, 38 Towson
Smith & Nicodemus, 381 w Baltimore
Spanling Peter M. 80 Pearl
Sweeney & Harris, 205 and 207 Lexington
Taylor Thomas G. 47 Centre
Walker Jacob P, 51 e Lombard
Warfield S. & J. s e cor Fremont and Raborg
Pump Makers.
Ackerman John, 62 Walnut al
Aler & Sisselberger, 43 n Paca
Black & Sapp, 115 Smith's wharf
Eailways.
Applegarth & Co. foot of Cross
Beacham Bros. Covington, foot of Warren
Cooper & Slicer, s w cor Philpot and Wills
Kelly, Hazen& Co. Covington, foot of Ham-
burg
Ranges and Furnaces.
Bibb & Co. 39 Light
Collins, Heath <^ Hutchinson, 22 Light
Cunningham & Cochran, 53 s Calvert, and
Cheapside e of Lombard
Hayward, Bartlett & Co. 24 Light
Hutchinson Brothers, 14 Light
McAvoy Hugh L. 14 Light
Weatherby J. & Sons, 40 and 42 Light
Regalia Makers.
Sisco Brothers, 95 w Baltimore
Restaurants.
Alheit John G. 33 n Paca
Allen Wm. 8 Light
Amey Joseph H. 1 n Greene
Amos Wm. Y. 504 n Gay
Anderson Thomas, 152 n Calvert
Arbeiter Hall, 5 s Frederick
Auer Jacob, 114 n Howard
Baas Frederick, 109 Camden
Bartz Daniel, 28 Light
Bauer Charles, Independent Turner Hall, 45
6 Pratt
Bauer Charles, 77 n Gay
Baumgartner Andrew, Webster Hall, 45 Al-
bemarle
Beck Thomas, Rock Spring Lager Beer Gar-
dens, Baltimore near Calverton road
Becker Conrad H. 310 w Pratt
Benner Otto, Washington Gardens, s w cor
Penna av and Greenwillow
Blake John, 1 North
Blanck John, 471 w Baltimore
Bond & Bulack, 85 w Pratt
Bond Thomas G. & Co. Charleston house, 76
w Pratt
Bothmann Gustav, s e cor Eutaw and Lee
Brooks & Miller, n e cor Harrison and Fayette
Brown Andrew, s w cor Broadway and Can-
ton av
Brown & McGuey, American saloon, 12 w
Fayette
Byrne Hugh, 70 President
Campbell James A. 55 n Frederick
Campbell Wm. H. 9 n Frederick
Cane John C. Belvidere House, n e cor North
and Eager
Carey James, 148 w Fayette
Carling Michael, Black Horse, 63 Penna av
Charles & Thompson, 17 e Pratt
Cloud Charles F. 415 w Baltimore
Connelly James C. 82 s Howard
Crone Wm. C, "Wee Drop," 15 n High
Crusse John, 81 Boston
Dickinson David A. Franklin hall billiard sa-
loon. North
Doberer John, 199 Lexington
Fefel Joseph, jr. 11 Eutaw
Foltz & Ehlen, 5 Lovely la
Fuelling John, 54 s Howard
Geekie Charles W, 123 w Baltimore
Gilmour's, 125 w Baltimore
Gohlinghorst John H. 5 Saratoga
Green Thomas T. 56 Thames
Green Wm. P. 48 e Lombard
Haffcke Charles, 5 South
Hamnierbacher Martin, 26 Bevan
Hanan Bernard, 29 Centre Market space
Heiderick Anton, J 7 and 19 s Liberty
Helmling Henry, 62 w Fayette
Hemmetor John, 18 n Howard
Hetz George, 198 s Bond
Heiller John, 17 n Liberty
Heyse George H. under cor Baltimore and
Light
Holland & Gamble, 726 w Baltimore
Humphreys Henry, n e cor Sharp and Cam-
den
Humphreys Hugh, Commercial Hall, 58 w
Second
Keach Cyril W. German st. Hall, 26 German
Kelly James, s e cor Barre and Howard
Klinefelter Jesse, 57 w Fayette
Kolle Henry, 21 n Frederick
Koors William, 23 w Fayette
Mabee Thaddeus, Locust Point
Marr & Morrisett, 47 w Fayette
Mann's Hotel Restaurant, 124 w Baltimore
McAbee John T. 116 Franklin
McDonald Thomas, 28 w Lombard
McCormick P. cor Eutaw and Mulberry
Meyers & Kemp, 92 w Baltimore
Miles Charles A. 66 w Fayette
Montgomery Mrs. Hannah, 157 and 159 w
Madison
Muhl Louis B. 187 Lexington
Muller Francis, 33 w Fayette
O'Harra Peter, s w cor St. Paul and Bank la
Parker J. 4 n Liberty
Perkins Eben F. 39 e Fayette
Pierson Jos. T. cor Holiday and Fayette
Purdy G. W. 136 n Calvert
Reilly Joseph, jr., basement 11 South
Rinn John S. 40 w Pratt
Reese John M. s w cor Eastern av and Car-
oline
Rennert & O'Conner, basement new Ex-
change building, adj Post Office
Roesninck Frederick W. 117 Thames
Rowlett Richard, 5 n High
Rutherford Joseph, 125 w Baltimore
Schmeing A. G. 98 Thames
Schmitz Henry, 2 s Frederick
Shamburg & Brashears, 29 and 31 s Liberty
Shamburg John, 43 and 45 s Liberty
Shaw Christopher, 13 n High
GEO. S. PAGE
BRO., Manufacturers of Roofai and Roofing Materials, 111 Smitik's
Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
532
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Shaeffer Jesse, n e cor Howard and Camden
Sheffer Jesse, n e cor Howard and Camden
Sherwood Richard P. s e cor Harrison and
Fayette
Smith Louis, 54 German
Smith Wm. M., Franklin buildings, 2 North
Sonnenleiter John, 66 Towson
Spreckehneyer Geo. H. Bellevue Gardens, nr
City limits
Steever Lafayette, 134 Saratoga
Thrush George R. 19 w Pratt
Tibells Thomas, 182 Lexington
Uhlenberg J. George, s e corner German and
Eutaw ^
Wagner J. & B. L. 190 w Pratt
Wallis Edward, 89 North
Weil Mauritz H. 19 n Frederick
Welsh Alonzo, 36 Towson, L. P.
Wellner Adam, 77 Hanover
Wei"-and Henry, s e cor Howard and Camden
Wilson & Russell, 89 w Baltimore
Young Christian J. 4 s Gay
Rolling Mills.
Abbott Horace & Son, Hudson st. Canton
Coates & Bro. Locust Point Rolling Mills
Trego, I'hompson & Co. s e corner Canton
av and Eden
Roofers.
Geddes James W. 62 Holiday
Hetzel John G. 74 n Howard
McCauley Wm. 25 s Bond
Page George S.& Bro. (gravel and slate,) 111
Smith's wharf
Rope Makers and Ship Chandlers.
Applegarth John A. & Co. 109 Smith's whf
Coleman & Bailey, 105 and 107 Thames
Durand John H. 132 w Pratt
Ehrman Lewis, cor Nicholson and Towson
Henderson John & Co. corner Commerce and
. Pratt, rope walk 425 Harford av
Hooper George W. s w cor Pratt and South
Jackson Charles M. & Co. cor Smith's wharf
and Piatt
Jones Levin, 166 and 168 Light st. wharf
Jones & Wiley, 116 Light st. wharf
Le Brou & Bro. 1 Thames
McHugh Thomas, 113 Light
Mitchell Marcellus A. 2 Spear's wharf
Morton A. B & Sons, 103 Smith's wharf
Ramsay James G. 13 Thames
Strauss & Bro. 247, 268 and 270 s Broadway
Torney Otto, 103 McElderry's wharf
Uniack John J. 33 G. Hughes
Vickery & Muir, foot of West Falls av, and
cor Aliceanna
Waite Samuel R. s w corner Hughes and Cov-
ington
Westcott James, 113 McElderry's wharf
Saddle and Harness Makers.
Armstrong & Craig, s w cor Park and Fayette
Boyd James H. 48 German
Boyd Thomas S. W. 741 w Baltimore
Daily Thomas, 41 South
Day Alfred G. 421 w Baltimore
Farquharson Francis L. 17 s Calvert
Gaither Greenbury, 173 w Pratt
Getz John, 176 n Gay
Hammond John D. 348 w Baltimore
Hunt Samuel, 202 w Baltimore
Jameson John W. 90 n Howard
Jenkins M. W. 10 South
Lawson Robert, 277 w Baltimore
Lilly Richard, 7 s Calvert
Mercer Luther 0. 334 w Baltimore
O'Brien James, 7 s Calvert
Piatt Wm. 9 Light
Reister A. H. 131 Hillen
Ruckle Joseph N. cor Pratt and Howard
Simpson James F. — w Baltimore
Stevens Joseph, North near Lexington
Thumm Jacob F. 149 Franklin
Toner John, 127 Franklin
Wilkins Bartus, 6 Light
Saddlery Hardware.
Keenan, McNally & Co. 18 s Charles
Jenkins Edward & Son, 180 w Baltimore
Mackenzie Thomas & Sons, 222 w Baltimore
Paine Allen, 2 s Liberty
Safes— Fire Proof.
Miller Luke H. (manuf ) 225 w Baltimore
Spear Bros. 41 s Charles
Sail Makers.
Adkisson & Co. s w cor Camden and Light
Brown Jacob C. 107 South
Buck B. C. 85 Smith's whf
Carter Wm. H. Ill Smith's whf
Clark Thomas S. & Son, 128 Dugan's whf
Cromwell Joshua & Son, 127 Thames
Farland John F. 81 Smith's wharf
Gray J. Joseph, Kerr's whf
Hambleton Thomas B. 6 Bowly's whf
Hooper Thomas H. Covington, foot of Mont-
gomery
Lamdin Edward S. 117 s Eden
Lamdin & Bros, over n e cor Gay and Pratt
Lamdin & Waddy, s e cor Buchanan's whf
and Pratt
Loane Jabez W. 2 Bowly's whf
Milbourn, Adams & McGee, over 4 Light-st
wharf
Miskimmon Thomas, 130 Dugan's wharf
Mitchell & McAlister, over 92 Light-st wharf
Solomon Wm. T. 124 n Bond
Tall Washington, 73 Smith's wharf
Travers J. Henry, 2 Spear's wharf
Trego Geo. W. over 77 Smith's wharf
Wake John C. 102 McElderry's wharf
Wheeden James C, Commercial wharf
Saloons— Lager Beer.
Baumgartner Andrew, 45 Albemarle
Dauterich John, 68 Central av
Dauetrich Henry, s e cor Fayette and Ann
Eigenbrot Christian, 277 s Sharp
Gardner Francis, 8 n High
Kaiser Charles, 16 e Lombard
Lanman Louis, 21 Calverton road
Loenyi Albert, 648 w Baltimore
Miller Wm. F. 1043 w Fayette
Muller Frances, 33 w Fayette
WSL, P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and liLTe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent MlHatval
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
533
Paul Conrad L. 124 s Howard
Popps John E. 43 and 45 Ensor
Pnngsheim Moritz, 16 s Frederick
Rothaes John, 26 e Lombard
Ruppert Joseph, 215 Eastern av
Schmidt Louis, 54 German
Speidel Jacob F. 14 President.
Teepe William, 13 n Frederick
Zurliene Henry, 148 a Eutaw
Sash, Door & Blind Manufacturers.
Cate A men, n e cor East Falls av and Fawn
Maughlin & Johnson, East Falls av and 55 w
Pratt
Smith & King, cor Cathedral and John
Stevens George O. 48 w Pratt
Wilson John W. & Son, s e cor Eutaw and
CroBS
Saw and Planing Mills.
Abbott Edwin A. City Block, next to draw-
bridge
Buschman E. & Co. cor President at and Can-
ton av
Cate Amon, cor East Falls av and Fawn
Ehrman & Bersch, 210 s Howard
Ely & Golibart, Hudson s e cor Lawrence
Maughlin & Johnson, East Falls av. and 55
w Pratt
Page George & Co. 5 n Schroeder
Storck Adolph, 152 East
Stow Thomas & Sons, Uhler's al
Tyler G. K. & Co. 49 w Pratt
Scales.
Fairbanks & Co's. Scales, warehouse 246 w
Baltimore. — [Seepage 48 Mvertise7nents.]
Marden Jesse, s e cor Charles and Balderston
Murdoch Richard, 46 s Charles
Seed Stores,
Ault S. & Son, 28 s Calvert
Maxwell John, 5 Ensor
Nimmo Joseph C. 140 Lexington
Sewing Machines.
Grover & Baker, 181 w Baltimore
Shanks Thomas, 36 n Greene
Singer Manufacturing improved Sewing Ma-
chine Co. 159 w Baltimore, Chas. A. Spons-
ler, agent
Walm.sley & Bro. 205 w Baltimore
Wheeler & Wilson, Wm. Merrell, agent, 214
w Baltimore
Ship Builders & Marine Railways.
Abrahams & Ashcraft, s e cor Wolfe and
Thames
Abrahams John J. corner Philpot and Thames,
screw Dock Thames foot of Caroline, office
58 Philpot
Beacham Bros., Covington foot of Warren
Brusster Henry, Boston foot of Patuxent
Booz & Bro. Boston, Canton
Cooper & Slicer, s w cor Philpot and Wills
Fardy John T. & Bro. foot of Montgomery
and cor Hughes and Covington
Goodwin & Stevens, Philpot near drawbridge
Hooper Edwin E. Covington foot of Warren
Kelly, Hazen &. Co., Covington foot of Ham-
burg
Linsz & Carr, foot of Henry, s side of basin
Muiler James N. 1 Philpot
Robb'John A. & Co. s e cor Thames and
Wolfe
Sanks& Riggin, foot of Cross s side of basin
Skinner Wra. & Sons, foot of Covington, s
side of basin
Ship Joiners.
Allen Henry, Wolfe near Aliceanna
Crookshank Chas. S. lower end of Mill
Harris Wm. D. 44 Philpot
King John, of Thomas, 115 Smith's wharf
Mills & Fall, Covington foot of Montgomery
Morris Charles T. 138 Thames
Morris George W. 21 York
Simpson James T. & Benjamin F. 19 Philpot
Waggner Louis, s w cor Thames and Wolfe
Ship Smiths.
Auld Jos. H. 102 Washington, F. H.
Bowling John L. intersection of Ann, Thames
and Fell
Collins George, Philpot near Will
Cullimore & Austin, 1 and 3 Fell
German & Lyles, 145 McElderry's wharf
Hergesheinaer Elijah, 38 Fell and Patapsco,
. Canton
Schroeder Andrew, 6 Thames
Sherwood Philip, 17 Philpot
Townsend & Collins, Philpot
Van Nostrand Wm. A., Screw Dock
Waite Samuel R. n w cor Covington and
Montgomery
Yewell.John, 188 Light
Shipping Masters.
Corbett Emanuel, over 37 w Pratt
Frey Gauntlet, 103 Thames
Jones Robert H. over n w cor Frederick and
Pratt
Kirby, Hooper & Price, 61 Thames
Peed John W. & Co. over cor Pratt and
Smith's wharf
Shipping Merchants.
Brauns F. L. & Co. s e cor Lombard and
Cheapside
Capron & Co. 79 South
Cooper Edward K. over s w cor South and
Water
Corner Jas. & Sons, foot of Frederick st dock
Dobbin & Co. 34 w Second
Eastman I. B. & Co. 70 w Lombard
Fisher Richard & Co. 54 s Gay
Fitzgerald Booth & Co. 6 s Gay
Foard & Rogers, 16 Bowly's wharf
Franklin Lewis A. over 59 s Gay
Gemmell Thomas, 44 w Second
Gerdes, Bulling & Wehrhane, 143 w Lombard
Geyer C Wilkins, 122 w Lombard
Girvin J. M. 23 Spear's wharf
jr. HEXRY GIKSE, Commission Merchant, *br the Mil* mt irionr, Grain, Seeds, ^m,
Rosendale Cem«nt and Caloinod Pl«at«r constantly on luiud, !31 Spear's "Wliaartt-
534
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Gittings Lambert & Co. 58 Buchanan's wharf
Hall Amasa C. 81 Smith's wharf
Hall & Loney, 56 Buchanan's wharf
Hand S. G. 101 Smith's wharf
Hand Thomas J. C Co. 56 s Gay, 2d floor
Hodges Benj. M., jr., over s w cor Gay and
Lombard
Hooper J. & Co., Commercial buildings, cor
Gay and Lombard
Howell Wm. & Son, CO s Gay
Hughes John, under Corn Exchange, n wcor
South and Wood
Jenkins Hugh & Co. 18 w Second
Johnson Samuel M. & Co. cor Towson and
Nicholson, L. P. and 12 O'Donnell's wharf
Katz & Leupold, 17 German
Kidder Camillus, 16 Bowly's wharf
Kirkland, Chase & Co. 83 and 85 Smith's
wharf
Knox & Co. 125 Smith's wharf
Leslie Robert, 61 s Gay
Lurman & Co. 31 s Charles
Matthews Thomas R. & Son, 18 Bowly's whf
Morehead James, 49 Hanover
Murguiondo Prudencio De, 59-s Gay
O'Hern M. P. & Co. 24 w Second
Pendergast Chas. & Son, 77 Smith's wharf
Phillips Samuel & Co. 95 South
Perot Wm. H. over n w cor Gay and Pratt
Rhoads Willard & Son, cor Smith's wharf
and Pratt
Schumacher A. & Co. 6 s Charles
Small Wm. Sf Edward, 93 Smith's wharf
Spence & Reid, 5 Spear's wharf
Stabler E. jr., & Co. 23 South
Tesdorpf Sf Siebert, 63 Exchange place, up
stairs
Tucker R. & H. R. 56 s Gay, up stairs
Vocke Claas & Co. 116 s Charles
Von Kapff & Arens, 22 German
Wambei-sie Eugene C. 63 s Gay
Whitridge Thomas & Co. 22 and 24 Bowly's
wharf
Wright, Maxwell & Co. over 18 Second
Yates Joseph C. & Co. over n w cor Gay and
Pratt
Shirt Manufacturers.
Adams T. W. 171 w Baltimore
Betton Thomas W. 259 w Baltimore
Danskin & Co. 155 w Baltimore
Donahue Richard, 240 w Baltimore
Freidenreich Leon, 332 w Baltimore
Lauer Lewis & Co 283 w Baltimore
Magee Wm. P. 60 n Eutaw
Raymond & Burton, 38 w Baltimore
Towles Wm. P. & Bro. 145 w Baltimore
Shoe Findings.
Ault Samuel & Son, 28 s Calvert
Bolgiano John, 28 s Calvert
Coakley & Bro. 18 s Calvert •
Darraugh Daniel Sf Co. 12 s -Calvert
Larrabee Ephraim & Sons, 20 s Calvert
Maxwell Joim, 5 Ensor
Roque Francis, 19 Harrison
Solze John A. 312 w Pratt
Slehli Anthony, 27 Harrison
Stevens David, jr. 22 Water
Show Cards.
Roach J. J. over 219 w Baltimore
Shriver Henry C. over 234 w Baltimore
Quartley C. 276 w Baltimore
Silk Weavers.
Towles, Brother & Tallerman, 1 Carroll hall,
up stairs
Silver Platers.
Burgess Caleb H., cor Fayette and Sharp
Burgess John, 100 w Fayette
Campbell Archibald, 13 Light
Campbell Samuel K. 17 Light
Churchill Lorey, 10 Mercer
Gallissaire John, 7 St. Paul
Gordon George B. over 46 Holiday
Gosnell John T., Liberty nr Baltimore
Greshoff F. A. 2 s Charles
Knipe Jacob, 41 n Frederick
Lange R. 91 Lexington
Rosendorn Francis, Wine al nr Light
Sauter P. & Bro. 20 s Sharp
Sawkins Frederick A. over 24 s Liberty
Seeger Jacob, 23 German
Waubel John, 191 Light
Silversmiths.
Adams George C. 173 Rabei^
Kirk Samuef & Sons, 172 w Baltimore
Warner A. E. sr. 10 n Gay
Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
Armstrong Janves &. Co. Concord betw Lom-
bard and Pratt
Faringer Charles, 5 Liberty al, and 14 Con-
stitution.— (See p. 38 Advertisements.)
Graham John, s w cor Caroline and Canton av
Kimberly Bros. 28 Buren and 51 w Pratt
Kimberly Harry, 27 and 29 Buren
Lipps & Vogel, Calverton road nr Baltimore
Smith & Curlett, cor Holiday and Pleasant
Webb Charles & James & Co, 136 Ensor
Steamship Lines.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam Co. 3 Light
St. whf, J. Alex. Shriver, agent
Baltimore Steam Packet Co. s end Concord,
Union dock, M. N. Falls, agent
Baltimore and Susquehanna Steam Co. fbot
West Falls av, Joseph Jas. Taylor, agent
Boston Steamship Line, foot Long dock, Am-
• brose L. Huggms, agent
Individual Enterprise Steamboat Co. Light-st
whf, foot Camden
New York and Baltimore Transportation Line,
office 3 Light-st wharf, J. Alex. Shriver,
agent
Norfolk Steamboat Co. lowerend Union dock,
Moore N. Fails, president
Powhatan Steamboat Co. 5 Light-st whf, J.
Brandt, jr. agent
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown
Steam Packet Co. 56 Commerce, Charles
Worthington, agent
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO.. Mnnuractwrers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wluurf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
535
steam Planing Mills.
Buschman E. & Co. cor President and Can-
ton av
Ehrman & Bersch, 210 s Howard
Gelston Hugh D. 197 s Caroline
Maughlin & Johnson, n e cor East Falls av
and Stiles, and warehouse 55 w Pratt
Rouse Rudolph, jr. 336 Eastern av
Smith & King, Cathedral nr John
Wilson John W. & Son, s e cor Eutaw and
Cross
'Steam and Water Heating.
Basshor Thomas C. & Co. (also low-pressure
steam heating and steam gauges,) 26 Light
Bentley Charles W. 25 s Front
Stencil Cutters.
Cesati Angelo, 115}^ w Lombard
Storage Warehouses.
Willis H. Newton, 1 to 4 and 7 to 12 O'Don-
nell's wharf
Stove Dealers.
Bechtel John W. 92 n Eutaw
Bell George, 22 n Republican
Bibb & Co. 39 Light ^
Collins, Heath & Hutchinson, 22 Light
Cunningham & Cochran, 55 s Calvert, and
Cheapside e of Lombard
Dailey A. & Bro. 759 w Baltimore
Feichtman S. (Fileman,) 80 n Eutaw
Geiger Edmund L. H. 88 n Howard
Getze Augustus, 28G n Gay
Hayward, Bartlett & Co. 24 Light
Hutchinson Brothers, 14 Light
Letmate Wm. George, 59 Penna. av
McAvoy Hugh L. 14 Light
Meyer G. & Co. 505 w Baltimore
Norris Thomas, 45s Calvert
Ohm H. Philip, 66 s Sharp
Oldershaw John B. 217 w Pratt
Orenschall Henry C. 505 w Baltimore
Richards Joshua H. 442 w Baltimore
Sexton S. B. & Co. Ill w Lombard
Sindail & Shorey, 2 w Pratt
Stewart Joseph W. 369 w Baltimore
Stran Wm. H. & Co. s e cor Light and Lom-
bard
Theiss Conrad, 82 Pearl
Weatherby J. & Sons, 40 and 42 Light
Weiskittel Anton, 302, 304, 306 and 308
Aliceanna
Wolf Edmund, n e cof Light and Lombard
Steam Sugar Befineries.
Chesapeake Sugar Refinery, 4 and 5 O'Don-
nell's wharf
Dougherty, Woods & Co. n e cor Lombard
and Concord
Maryland Steam Sugar Refining Co., F. W.
Brune & Sons, agents, O'Donnell's whf
White & Elder, agents for Chesapeake Sugar
Refinery, Grocers' Exchange, cor Exchange
ace and Commerce
Surveyors.
Bryson Gilbert H.,City Hall
Dawson Wm. H. n ecor St. Paul and Fayette
Bouldin Owen & Bro. over 11 North
DuffCapt. Henry, 37 Fell
Templeman Richard W. 48 Lexington
Tailors' Trimmings.
Buschman Victor H. 2 Hanover
Harrington & Bogue, over n e cor Baltimore
and Charles
Lohse & Bro. n e cor Eastern and Central
avenues
Moore Robert & Bro. 233 w Baltimore
Moore S. & R. G. 6 s Charles
Tanners.
Appold George & Sons, North near Madison
Bayfield & Gregg, s e cor Holiday and Centre
Heald John H. & Co. s e cor North and Mad-
ison
Klees Henry & Sons, 15 Saratoga
Maynard, Ely & Rose, 46 s Calvert
Musgrave James, 103 n Front
Pasquay & Germundt, 5 Harrison
Seiway Robert, 14 s Calvert
Sewell Thomas & Sons, 485 Penna av
Voight Wm. August, 348 Light
Tea Dealers.
Gillet George M. & Co. 56 s Gay
Gillet Martin & Co. 38 w Lombard
Habersham & Barrett, 53 Exchange place
Huhn & Tyson, n w cor Eutaw and Fayette
Pearson George, 5 n Liberty
Reese Charles & Co. cors. Eutaw, Garden
and Fayette
Reese George H. Sf Bros. 207 and 209 w Pratt
Reitz Henry L. Sf Sons, 93 Hanover
Sanders George & Co. 65 Exchange place
Shealer John, 184 n Exeter
Stabler Jordan, 214 w Lombard
Watts G. S. & Co. Is Calvert
Telegraphs.
American Telegraph Co. s w cor Baltimore
and South
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, at the old
City Hall, Holiday near Saratoga
Independent Telegraph Co. 21 South
People's Telegraph Co. 23 South
Western Maryland Telegraph Co. 21 South,
J. N. Worl, president
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.
Bell George, 22 n Republican
Cole & FVey, 1 n Exeter
Crout Hezekiah, 48 Pennsylvania avenue
Dailey S( Brother, 759 w Baltimore
Evans John, 18 w Baltimore
Ewalt Samuel A. 519 1^ w Baltimore
Feichtman S. 80 n Eut~aw
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and ]Lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent «' Mutual
Benefit Life Insui-ance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
536
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Geddes James H. 62 Holiday
Felthouse Wm. H. 62 Hamburg
Foss Charles M. 10 n Eutaw
Geiger Edmund L. H. 88 n Howard
Getze Augustus, 286 n Gay
Gluck Wm. 79 and 81 n Gay
Gormley John, Paca near German
Gruber Jacob, 200 s Sharp
Hand Thomas B. 33 e Baltimore
Hanson Peter, 32 e Baltimore
Helm John F. 52 s Calvert
Heiser Lewis R. Gravel al, rear of 9 Mulberry
Herrlich Charles, 17 and 19 n Second
Hetzel John G. 74 n Howard
Hopkins Franklin, 86 s Broadway
Hopkins John, 4 Broadway
Kines & Bro. cor William and Harden's ct
Keen & Haggerty, 37 and 39 s Calvert
Koch Jacob, 240 Hanover
LineweaverGeo. W. cor Eutaw and Baltimore
Letmate Wm. Geo. 69 Pennsylvania avenue
Lissberger D. & Brother, 8 Camden
Loney fy Brother, 156 n Gay
Lloyd Reuben, 136 n Eutaw
McCahan D. L. & Co. s w cor Pratt and Car-
oline
Mills Ezekiel, 385 w Baltimore
Moxley William, 1 Dover
Ness Alfred S. & Co. 30 s Calvert
Osier Emanuel P. 6 s Paca
Parkinson & Brown, 58 North
Reip Alfred H.335 w Baltimore
Reip Lawrence J. 28 n Paca
Ruth & Brother, 318 Aliceanna
Schaeffer Allen G. 144 n Gay
Schaffer Wm H. 128 Pennsylvania av
Schoenberg & Co. 126 Forrest
Stoffel Henry, 164 s Fremont
Taylor & Waterworth, 467 W Lexington
Thaler George, 106 Franklin
Theiss Conrad, 82 Pearl
Treusch Phillipina, 236 s Broadway
Watson Wm. H. 48 w Baltimore
White Henry E. & Brothers, 175 Franklin
Tobacco and Cigars— RetaiL
Abbott Wm. 238 s Broadway
Alexander Meyer, 242 w Pratt
Austermuhle Henry, 45 w Pratt
Baldwin John F. 98 n Gay
Barker Wm. K. 265 w Pratt
Berry N. E. 63 w Pratt
Bird E. Carrere, 28 w Pratt
Bixler Louis A. 102 n Howard
Black Samuel, 188 w Pratt
Boone John H. D. 1 Second
Boring John T. 13 Columbia
Bowers Thomas M. 74 w Pratt
Brian Arthur L. 22 w Second
Bringmann William, 18 s Sharp
Brock M. 244 w Baltimore
Brown & Lehr, 9 w Baltimore
Bryan & Brother, Second near Gay
Buehler William, 182 Franklin
Burke Amos, 184 Lexington
Castine Emanuel M. 10 s Gay
Catsenstein Moses, 24 w Baltimore
Cohen & Weisbein, 21 w Fayette
Crowley Wm. S. 123 n Gay
Gumming Wm. A. 189 w Baltimore
Cutaiar Francis, 427 Saratoga
Dellevie Samuel, 20 w Pratt
Demitz Henry F. llSi^ Light-st wharf
Dillahunt John G. 167 e Baltimore
Doub Ezra R. 1 n Calhoun
Duering Charles S. 39 n Eutaw
Eichelberger J. F. 139 Franklin
Einstein Samuel, 195 w Pratt
Erek Wm. H.s e cor German and Sharp
Fenderich Bros. 155 Forrest and 49 South
Fisher Wm. H. n w cor Greene and Lexing-
ton
Forsyth Jarrett M. 103 n Paca
Fox Hiram E. 187 w Baltimore
Frizzell Richard T. n e cor Baltimore and
Fremont
Franck Geo. G. & Son, 97 w Biddle •
Fulton James, 102 Ross
Gehrmann Julius & Co. 83 n Gay
Gettier Wm. P. 25 w Pratt
Goldsmith Aaron L. 8 w Baltimore
Graham Andrew, 337 n Gay
Granger Wm. H. 117 n Howard
Grauer Samuel, 646 w Baltimore
Gregory H. D. cor Hughes Quay and Light
Gregory Joseph H. D. 201 Light
Hadaway Wm. H. 63 Camden
Hanna Wm. 7 n Calvert and n w cor Balti-
more and St. Paul
Harrison P. H. 41 Clay
Hewell Lewis, 73 Hanover
Herman John T. 195 Lexington
Hewell Lewis, 162 n Gay
Hickman Washington, 208 e Fayette
Holmes John, 21 s Calvert
Holtzman Wm. 6 s Greene
Hunckel Philip, 24 s Charles
Hyams Solomon, 33 Courtland
James Gilbert C. s w cor Lombard and High
James Robert M. 97 w Lombard
Johnson Wm. & Bro. 21 Centre Market sp
Johnston James, 135 North
KerckhofTG. n w cor Lexington and Liberty
Kelly Henry W. 59 s Broadway
Kerner John F. 43 e Baltimore
Kunckel Philip, 24 s Charles
Knipschild Augustus, n w cor Fayette and
Harrison
Lambrecht Chas. s e cor Pratt and Albemarle
Leffer Charles, 353 n Gay
Liebman & Dellevie, n w cor Gay and Fayette
Lindsey & Garyey, 106 w Lombard
Mages Nicholas, 1 s Frederick
Mahr Henry G. 77 w Fayette
Marriott George H. M. 269 Saratoga
Maydwell John C. 21 Penna. av
McCarty & Bro. 9 St. Paul
McCauley Charles, 155 Forrest
Mieller John, 12 n Liberty
Morehead Samuel, 222 Franklin
Mueller Frederick, s e cor German and Liberty
Muthert J. R. A. 15 Penna. av
Myers Humphrey, 113 Franklin
Norris & Dulaney, 46 n Eutaw
Nyburg S. S. 31 n Howard
Oppelt Edmund, 42 n Greene
Parlett Noah E. 881^ Light-st wharf
Paul William, 451 w Baltimore
Pottgiesser Henry, 124 n Fremont
Pridgeon Johnson, s w cor Baltimore and Lib-
erty
Requardt John J. s c cor Lombard and Centre
Market space
Requardt John F.n w cor Baltimore and Calvert
J. HKSTRY GIESE, Commlgnion lUercIiant, for tKe sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, dec
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 131 Spear's WTiarf.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
537
Richardson John, 30 w Pratt
Richardson John, 70 w Pratt
Roberts Charles, 141 Lexington
Sauner John H. 64 s Howard
Schley John G. cor Gay and Front
Schmink, Eehrens & Co. 14 North
Schroeder Joseph, s e cor Baltimore and Fred-
erick
Seidenstricker John W. 312 n Gay
Smith Frederick, 15 e Baltimore
Smith Henry, 770 w Baltimore
Smith John C. 155>^ w Baltimore
Snyder & Strausburg, 1201^ s High
Southcomb A. L. n w cor Broadway and Bank
Spreehe Adolph, 574 w Baltimore
Stemple Julius, s e cor Holiday and Fayette
Strobel Henry, 221 s Broadway
Sutro Emanuel S. 123 w Baltimore
Taylor Elias, 50 w Pratt
Thorner Andrew H. 6 Light-st wharf
Timbs John C. 249 e Baltimore
Tinken George A. F. 88 Hanover
Uhl Francis A. 41 Centre Market space
Wartman John C. 6 Eutaw House
Webb Nathan & Bro. 148 w Pratt
Webb Samuel M. 9 n Liberty-
Webb Thomas N. s e cor Madison and Garden
Westerich Charles, cor Franklin and State
Zimmerman George H. 216 w Fayette
Tobacco Dealers and Manufactu-
rers—Wholesale.
Armistead, Riggs & Co. 39 s Gay
Austermuehle Henry, 45 w Pratt
Beck & Bachman, 113 and 115 w Lombard
Belt, Bowie & Co. over 1 EUicott
Belt Trueman & Sons, 1 EUicott
Berry N. E. over 63 w Pratt
Bolenius G. H. n w cor Charles and Pratt
Bonn Anthony S. & Co. 172 w Pratt
Brinckmeyer Charles, 41 w Baltimore
Coffroth & Miller, 330 w Baltimore
Courtney & Son, 65 a Gay
Cromer Thomas W. 341 w Baltimore
Dade &, Dorsey, 128 s Charles
De Ford Charles D. &. Co. 37 s Gay
De La Mar C. M. 96 w Lombard
Dittman Harman, over 593^2 ^ Charles
Etchison & Doraey, 104 s Charles
Finley Francis, s e cor Exchange place and
South
Prick & Ball, 57 Exchange place
Gail G. W. & Ax, 28 Barre.— [See MvertUe-
ment in front of Business Directory.]
Gephart John, jr. 320 w Baltimore
Gieske & Nieman, 120 s Charles
Goldsmith E. 20 s Charles
Grove Francis, 159 Franklin
Hall Thomas I. & Co. over 143 w Pratt
Hamilton George W. 112 Pratt between Com-
merce and South
Hay John C. & Co. 4 w Pratt
Heald Jacob Sf Co. 58 and 60 s Gay
Klein & De Bois, 30 s Frederick
Mantz William H. 401 w Baltimore
Lamping William & Co. 89 s Charles
May & Brother, 32 n Charles
Marriott &^ould, 35 South
Middleton* Dorsey, 126 w Pratt
Mitchell Oliver & Co. 53 w Pratt
Montell James E. 58 Exchange place
Moorehead John & Brother, 14 n Howard
Morse & Martin, over 2 s Charles
Myers William H. over 5 Water
Navy George W. 6 Water
Neimyer & Fowler, 26 s Howard
Newell Peter, 176 w Pratt
Parlett B. F. Sf Co. 92.Lombard and 5 Water
near South
Pleasants John P. Sf Sons, 52 South
Rosenfeld Simon & Co. 20 s Gay
SeemuUer A. Sf Sons, 55 Exchange place
Sisson William P. 60 South
Starr Robert, 27 s Calvert
Waters Charles R. 128 s Charles
Watts G. S.. .Sj- Co. 1 s Calvert
Welsh William & Sons, 27 s Gay, cor Second
Wilkens H. & Co. 181 w. Pratt
Trimmings, Laces, &c.
Behn Henry, 77 n Howard
Bonney Elias, 147 w Baltimore
Cowman & Brother, 58 n Howard
Cowman & Co. 71 Lexington
Tin Plate and Metals.
Fuller William, 29 Light
Lissberger D. & Bro. 8 Camden
Oudesluys Charles L. 57 s Gay
Parker E. L. & Co. 83 s Charles
Pope & Cole, 75 Smith's wharf
Pratt E. & Bro, 27 and 29 s Charles
Stanley & Co. 30 Light
Toilet Articles, &c.
Croyeau Augustin, 171 w Baltimore
Deville & Bourguet, 141 w Baltimore
Swayne B. B. 3'6 n Charles
Harper Eliza, 67 n Eutaw
Hutzler Moses, 23 n Eutaw
Hutzler M. & Son, 71 n Howard
Mann Ernest, 63 w Baltimore
McDonnuU & Co. 65 n Howard
Munder Theophilus, 139 Lexington
Rogers Jason, 2.37 Lexington
Seibert Edward, 45>^ w Baltimore
Trible John E. 223 w Baltimore
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
Braul Wm. 286 w Pratt
Gaither Greenbury, 173 w Pratt
Hunt Samuel, 202 w Baltimore
Jameson John W. 90 n Howard
Jenkins M. W. 10 South
Lilly Richard, 7 s Calvert
McGee John, 35 w Fayette, and basement
Carroll Hall
Mercer Luther O. 334 w Baltimore
O'Brien James, 7 b Calvert
Schuchmann «fc Heim, 1 Centre Market space
Schultz Ernest, basement s e cor Charles and
Baltimore, and 2 Cider al
Shoemaker Geo. 5 s Sharp
Thumm Jacob F. 149 Franklin
Toner John, 127 Franklin
Van Nortwick John V. D. 259 w Baltimore
Turners.
Gettier Henry, 237 w Biddle
Griee John G. 15 Grant
G£0. S. PAGG Si BRO., Manufacturers of Rooft and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wixarf, C. HART SSIXTH, Agent.
538
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
McLain Wm. H. 46 Holiday
Short John H., Uhler al. near Charles
Storck Adolph, 152 East
Thomas Joseph &. Son, Clay near Park
Type Founders,
Lucas Henry A. 7 Bank la
Ryan & Ricketts, over 114 w Baltimore
Umbrella and Parasol Manufac-
turers.
Ahrans Caroline, 33 e Lombard
Banchardt Wm. 75 n Eutaw
Beck Frederick, 121 w Baltimore
Beehler Francis, 235 w Baltimore
Corbett Isaac, 93 w Baltimore
Derlin Charles, 14 s Sharp
Harris Georsje M. 6 e Baltimore
Millikin J. H. & Son, 267 w Baltimore
Peck Frederick, 121 w Baltimore
Pool Geo. T. 432 w Baltimore
Rombach Peter, 61 n Eutaw
Undertakers.
Armstrong Wm. cor Light and Montgomery
Blackiston & Green, 562 \v Baltimore
Cronjwell Geo. H. 46 e Broadway
Godey Thomas, 54 Hanover
Green Henry, Baltimore near Fremont
Hughes John & Son, 65 s Broadway
Jenkins Henry W. 16 Light
Loane Joseph, 568 w Baltimore
McCoull George C. 131 Saratoga
Meacher John S. 67 s Paca
Mears Edward A. F. 6 e Baltimore
Rodenmayer George C. 38 Ensor
Spence George W. 14 Holland
Teufel John, 283 w Pratt
Wakely James P. 42 Edeii
Weaver Jacob, 21 and 23 Ross
Weaver John H. 22 w Fayette
Upholsterers.
Bosson & Rubens, 19 n Eutaw
Crook Walter, jr. 220 w Baltimore
Griffith Wm. H. 13 n Gay
Herring Origonal, 80 w Baltimore
Holland Wm. 72 n Howard
Mann Bros. 121 Hanover
Martin & Bevans, n e cor Calvert and Lovely
lane
Michael & Bro. 122 w Baltimore
Muller Louis, 110 w Baltimore
Shryock Henry S, & Son, 6 s Calvert
Sinclair & Purvis, 5 n Charles
Variety Stores.
Ady James, 159 s Sharp
Agan Eliza, 17 Pennsylvania av
Gude Henry B. 359 w Baltimore
Jordan Francis, 54 w Pratt
Ohiendorf Wm. G. 86 n Howard
Torney John H. 192 w Pratt
Weil Asher, 14 Centre Market space
Varnish Dealers.
Holloway George, sr., 183 s Broadway
Meyer Aug. G. 100 Lombard
Page George S. & Bro. (Paraffins, black and
bright,) 111 Smith's wharf
Veterinary Surgeons.
Asch Berg Gustavus A. 41 Penna av
Bishop T. B. 157 Park
Linthicum Charles G., Saratoga, between Eu-
taw and Howard
Pirie George, 148 Camden
Thorne John, 114 n Front
Vinegar Makers.
Allen Wm. 237 Franklin
Dorsey Samuel H. 9 President
Elmer Lewis, 2 O'Donnell's wharf
L'AlIemand Charles, 62 s Gay
Martin John L. 93 Elbow la
Matthews Joshua A. 107 McElderry's whf
Watches and Jewelry.
[See Jewelers.]
Adams Samuel, 20 e Pratt
Adams Thomas, 65 McHenry
Akers Edward, 65 Charles
Billin Wm. G. cor Grant and Baltimore
Bissing W. F. 96 w Baltimore
Blake Charles, 217 w Baltimore
Brown Robert, sr. 158 w Baltimore '
Brown William & Co. s e cor Baltimore and
Charles
Canfield, Brother & Co. 229 w Baltimore
Castleberg Jacob, 126 n Gay
Clark Gabriel D. cor Calvert and Water
Drummond Levin J. 31 w Pratt
Egerton Calvert, 148 w Baltimore
Geary & Weale, 177 w Baltimore
Gould James, 169 w Baltimore
Groneberg Edward, 70 e Baltimore
Harr Charles E. 285 e Baltimore
Hoffmeister John, 78 Pearl
Holloway Robert, 118 n High
Jatho Henry, 42)^2 ^ Baltimore
Kirk Samuel & Son, 172 w Baltimore
Klueber Charles J. 29 w Fayette
Koch Wm. over 209 w Baltimore
Larmour & Co. 10 Light
Lemkul Charles, 419 w Baltimore
Miller Alfred B. 161 w Baltimore
Nicklas Conrad, 470 w Baltimore
Nicklas John, 393 w Baltimore
Ostendorf Alexander, 121 Saratoga
■Pepar Charles, 834 w Baltimore
Plummer John F. 87 n Gay
Rieman A. H. 161 e Baltimore
Rodberg Simon J. 120 n Gay
Sadtler P. B. & Sons, 212 w Baltimore
Saville James H. 110)^ w Baltimore
Spear Alexander L. 47 w Baltimore
Steibel George H. 49 Hanover
VAN TROMP JOHN, (Watch Case
Maker,) over n w cor. Light and
Mercer. ^
Walter Henry M. 58 n Howard
Webb George W. s e cor Light and Baltimore
WM. P. ■WEBB, Marine, Fire ami Life Ingnranee Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., PTewark. N. J.." 89 Second Street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
539
Windsor G. S. & Co. 174 w Pratt 1
Woestman F. over 127 w Baltimore
Wynn J. Robert, 282 w Baltimore
Weighers.
Andrew Charles & Co. 5 Spear's whf
Gough Harry D. Clive stock,) Western Cattle
scales
Harris Edward B. 6 Bowly's wharf
Judah David, 61 s Gay
Merceret Louis, 79 Smith's wharf
Morton George C. 63 s Gay
Whips and Canes.
Beck Frederick, 121 w Baltimore
Beehler Francis, 235 w Baltimore
Millikin J. H. & Son, 267 w Baltimore
Peck Frederick, 121 w Baltimore
Saul Joseph W. 265 w Baltimore
Wig Makers.
Croyeau Augustin, 171 w Baltimore
Deville & Bourguet, 141 w Baltimore
Schillingberger George, 53 e Baltimore
Wire Workers.
Balderston Hugh & Son, 12 s Calvert
Fowler Francis, cor Fayette and Liberty
Price Ed. Mahlon, 58 s Calvert
Sheeler John B. 82 n Front
Wood Dealers.
Beachamp John, cor Hughes' Quay and Wil-
• liam-st dock
Bardroff & Erhman, foot of Ann and 23
Bennett & Son, foot of Broadway, County whf
Carson & Spedden 164 Hollins
Collins James B. 88 North
Crusse John, cor Boston and Leakin
Eagleston Abram, cor Wall and Dugan's whf
Fenhager James C. 143 n Gay
Foreman A. D. & Co. 513 w Baltimore
Graham Peter, s e cor Boston and Chester
Houck Anthony V. 61ii< n Eutaw
Jones Levin W. 144 Light
Johnson James H. 3 Jarvis building, North
Kelly John W. Biddle nr Cathedral
Kermode John, cor Howard and Henrietta
Klees Henry & Sons, 15 Saratoga
Lange & Co. Caroline between Lancaster and
Aliceanna
McCullough J. G. n w cor Fremont and Pratt,
and n w cor Park and Fayette
Onion Wm. F. H. cor Lombard and Central av
Pindell James P. 130 Dugan's wharf
Segerman & Willis, foot of Fell
Seward James, n w cor Chester and Aliceanna
Silverwood & Sheckels, 154 n Central av
Sindall Samuel, 5 n Republican
Spedden Albert, Hollins nr Oregon
Start & Delia, Hughes' quay
Taylor Jacob H. 131 Dugan's whf
Timanus John T. 65 n Greene
Travis Henry, foot of Conway
Wells Edward, 108 Light-st whf
Wheatley Nehemiah, n e cor Aliceanna and
Chester
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Armiger Richard, 87 Harrison
Beebe Lucius M. 94 w Lombard
Boehm, Rice & Co. 32 s Calvert _ , .
Chipman Gearge, n e cor Calvert and Lombard
Davis Henry, 464 w Baltimore
Daws Henry, 464 w Baltimore
Dukehart Joseph R. & Co. 130 w Baltimore
Frederick L. 110 Franklin
Frederick and Reisenwaber, 280 n Gay
Gruver & Costolay, 120 and 148 Franklin
Lord Charles W. 88 and 90 w Lombard
Magne Horace, 408 to 416 w Pratt
Stuart Wm. B. 189 East
Wool Dealers.
Baynes James & Son, Lanvale road nr Green-
mount
Klees Henry & Sons, 15 Saratoga
McKelden William, 104 s Charles
Roby & Co. 118 Light-st wharf
Wrought Iron Tubes.
Basshor Thomas C. & Co. 26 Light
Yeast Jokers.
Baker Henry, 90 Chew
Cox John, 110 Mullikin.
Miscellaneous.
Alberton Cotton Mills, 24 German
Baltimore Steam Laundry, 1 e Baltimore,
Christopher Search, proprietor
Baylies James L. (storage warehouses,) 18
and 22 Spear's whf
Calverton Carpet Company, 5 e Baltimore,
V. De L. Gelston, agent
Corn and Flour Exchange, 77 and 79 South
Cox Mrs. M. (manufacturer of Indian Vege-
table Decoction,) 158 e Baltimore
Dental College, n e cor Hanover and Lombard
Dunnington William A. (steam plaster mill,)
lower end of G. Hughes, nr the Basin
Ely John N. (bridge and wharf builder,) 143
s Broadway
Emery John B. (granite yard,) s wcor How-
ard and West
Eschbach John E. (contractor for grading and
paving sewers, railroads and turnpikes,) of-
fice basement of Chesapeake Bank
Fields Mitchell B. (storage warehouse,) 118
Spear's whf
Fischer Ernst, (staves, hoop poles, &c.) Eu-
taw nr Lee
Flaherty Edward, (wharf builder and spar ma-
ker,) 168 Bank
Gouley Louis, jr. (vegetable medicines, «&c.,)
60 w Baltimore
Guassoin Eugene, Baltimore and Cuba Com-
pany's smelting works, 89 n Broadway^
Gunther Charles, (grand stamping and pink-
ing depot,) 22 e Baltimore
Koehler F. X. (die sinker and searengraver,)
11 n Liberty
Markell Charles, proprietor Paca Mills, set
cor Calvert and Lombard
jr. HENRY GIESE, Commission Merclutut, for the sale of Flour, Gmin, Seeds, &o.
Roaeudole C«iueut and Calcined Plaster coiuitantly on hand, HI Spear's Wliarf.
^^tiS w. Vooj^^
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WOODS'
STREET DIRECTORY,
INCLUDING
STREETS, AVENUES, LANES, ALLEYS, COURTS, WHARVES, &C.
IN THE
CITY OF BA-LTIMORE.
Explanation —If you wish to find the location of any house, for instance, 71 N, CHARLES-ST., on consult-
ing the Street Directory, (see CHARLES N. ) you will observe 65 is on the N. E. corner of Charles and Saratoga,
sts., hence the desired No. 71 will be between Saratoga and Pleasant-sts., right hand Or, if you are going up
Charles-st. and wish to take a cross street so as to call, for example, at 103 Park-st., examine the numbers on the
corners of Park-st., (see PARK, Street Directory,) and you will find 95 on the corner of Park and Centre, then by
counting four houses you arrive at the desired No. 103, right hand.
Entered, according I
Act of Congress, in the year one thousand eight hundred aud sixty-three, by John W.
Woods, in the Clerk's office of the District Court of Maryland.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al-
-Alley
E-
-East
pl-
Place
TMzr
av
— Avenue
la-
-Lane
S-South
c -
-Court
N-
-North
sp-
Space
whf— Wharf
A.
AISQUITH CT— from Aisquith, rear of
Jackson
ABBOT-
Bond to Broadway,
N of Chew
ALBEMARLE-
—going south from 11 Plow-
ABEY AL— from Hamburg
to
Williamson
man
al. E of Charles
ALBERT AL-
-from Neighbor
ABRAHAM— from Harford
av.
N of Monu-
ALLEN— going
south from Beason, E of
ment
Ludlow
ADAMS-
-going west from Fremont, between
ALLEN'S AL-
-going east from 48 S Exeter
Thompson and Lanvale
ALICEANNA-
-goinff east from East Falls
ADDISO
V— from High, N of Hillen
av. S of Canton av "
AISQUITH— going north from
118 e Balti-
. Left.
Right
more
East Falls av
Left.
Right.
Baltimore
President
Albemarle
2
Fayette
Exeter
8
Comet
11 Jackson
19 Holland
Central av
Eden
Spring
46
Douglass
141
Caroline
MuUikin
170
177
Dallas
78
58 Orleans
182
195
Bond
96
67 Thompson
198
215
Bethel
83 Jefferson
212
225
Broadway
130
Low
228
243
Regester
150
123 McElderry
244
Ann
137 Edward
254
275
Durham
141 Gay
384
392
Wolfe
166
145 Monument
304
Washington
200
177 Madison
318
Castle
240
217 Chew
338
Chester
298
257 Eager
To East av
324
Stirling
307 Chase
ALLUVION— going east from Ridgely, S of
Ostend
329 Harford av
_
AMITY,
(N)-
from 702 W Baltimore
WM. P. WSBB, marine, Fire and I.Ue Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
542
STREET DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE, (E)— going east from Jones
Falls
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls
14 15 Front
49 45 High
54 Temple
60 73 Exeter
86 East
101 Lloyd
118 Aisquith
154 159 Central av
164 179 Eden
186 201 Spring
206 223 Carohna
220 237 Dallas
242 253 Bond
266 273 Bethel
288 299 Broadway
314 323 Regester
332 341 Ann
364 Wolfe
Chapel
Washington
438 Chester
472 475 Choptank
505 Gist
To East av
BALDERSTON— Crom Grant to Charles, S
of Lombard
BANK— going east from 92 a Exeter
Left. Right.
2 1 Exeter
25 Central av
18 33 Eden
44 55 Spring
63 Caroline
68 79 Dallas
72 85 Bond
82 Bethel
101 Broadway
110 119 Regester
139 Ann
148 155 Durham
166 167 Wolfe
186 185 Chapel
206 Washington
238 Castle
380 Chester
To East av
BANKERT'S AL— between Columbia and
Haw
BANK LA— going west from 8 N Calvert
BARCLAY, LITTLE— from Truxton
BARNES— from Bond to Broadway, S of
Eager
BARNET— going west from 54 n Charles
BARNEY — going east from Spring Gardens,
S of Heath
BARRE— going west from 154 Light-st. whf
Left. Right.
2 1 Light-st. wharf
34 35 Charles
48 57 Hanover
84 71 Sharp
Howard
110 Eutaw
132 129 L. Greene
181 Warner
236 Fremont
BARTLETT'S AL— from Chesnut
BAYARD— from James, S of Wooster
J. HKXRY GIKSG, Commission Merchant, for tUe sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &et
Rosendole Cement and Calcined plaster constantly on hand, ^1 Spear'a "Wharf.
AMITY, (S)— from 679 W Baltimore
ANDRE— going south froM Nicholiion, E of
Towson
ANN, (N)— going north from 332 E Balti-
more to Northern av
ANN, (S)— going south from 343 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
36 23 Lombard
64 61 Pratt
120 115 Gough
141 Bank
184 165 Eastern av
224 205 Canton av
246 229 Aliceanna
282 263 Lancaster
269 Thames
ANTHONY— from Eden to Caroline, S of
Eager
ANTHONY CT— E of Central av
ARCADE AL— going west from 48 N Eutaw
ARCH— from 15 Raborg
ARCHER— from Columbia, W of Scott
ARMISTEAD LA— from Johnson to Light,
S of York
ARTESIAN, WATERING and BALLAST
WHF— foot of Hughes .
ATLANTIC WHF— foot of Patapsco, Can-
ton
B
BAKER— from N Calhoun, N of Gold
BAKER'S CT— from Rock
BALTIMORE, (W)— going west from Jonea
Falls
Left. Right.
1 2 Jones Falls
21 Centre Market space
22 Harrison
41 52 Frederick
61 70 Gay
102 Holiday
115 South
120 North
153 154 Calvert
169 Grant
185)^ Light
188 St. Paul
229 230 Charles
259 Hanover
284 McClellan'e al
294 289 Sharp
301 302 Liberty
327 328 Howard
356 363 Eutaw
391 382 Paca
425 422 Greene
442 Pearl
505 512 Pine
559 572 Fremont
639 Callendar al
657 680 Poppleton
679 704 Amity
705 724 Schroeder
739 Oregon
783 708 Republican
827 Carey
859 828 Calhoun
» 868 Strieker
906 Gilmor
955 948 Mount
To Calverton road
STREET DIRECTORY.
543
BEAL'S CT— from 188 Orleans
BEAM'S LA— from Franklin, W of Pop-
pleton
BE ASON— going east from Ludlow, S of Cuba
BEDFORD AL— from Camden W of Charles
BEL AIR AV— Gay st. extended
BELL AL— from Davis, S of Centre
BELT'S WHF— Fell, S of Thames
BELVIDERE— from Jones' Fails to Green-
mount av
BENJAMIN— going south from Beason, E
of Prosser
BENTALOU— going south from Hollins, W
of Smallwood
BETHEL, (N)— going north from 266 E Bal-
timore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
Hampstead
Fayette
97 Millikin
107 108 Orleans
147 Jefferson
Walker
143 McElderry
Monument
Miliiman
Madison
BETHEL, (S)— going south from 871 B Bal-
timore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
27 Lombard
64 61 Pratt
129 Gough
130 Bank
161 Bethel
158 169 Eastern av
182 189 Canton av
223 AHceanna
226 249 Lancaster
Shakspear
BETHEL CT— from Saratoga, W of Gay
BEVAN— from 80 Henrietta
BIDDLE, (W)— going west from Jones' Falls
Left. Right.
Jones' Falls
Belvidere
Hunter
Calvert
St. Paul
Morton
Decker
Cathedral
21 Grundy
55 Bolton
87 Garden
115 Eutaw
135 Morris al
140 143 Madison
153 McCuUoh
172 Little Monument
182 183 Ross
190 Elder al
234 Tessier
Biddle al
Pennsylvania av
Walsh
272 295 George
BIDDLE, (E)— going east from Jones' Falls,
N of Chase
BIDDLE AL— from Biddle, E of Pennsyl-
BIDDLE CT^from Biddle W of Pennsylva-
nia av
BINNEY — going north from Denmead's whf
to Hudson, E of Patapsco
BIRCKHEAD'S CT— rear of N Sharp, N of
Lexington
BLOCK— from Drawbridge to Thames
BLOODGOOD CT—from"Front, N of Fayette
BLOOM— from C»rey, N of Presstman
BLOOMINGDAfli: ROAD— from Frederick
av to Windsor Mill road
BLOOMSBERRY— going east from Light, S
of Heath
BOLTON— from 53 W Biddle
BOLTON AL— going from Townsend, E of
Pennsylvania av
BOND, (N)— going north from 242 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
30 Hampstead
66 63 Fayette
100 Mullikin
110 87 Orleans
113 Jefferson
133 Walker
211 McElderry
Monument
208 Miliiman
228 Madison
Willow
Chew
219 Abbott
237 Barnes
257 Eager
To Northrrn av
BOND, (S)— going south from 251 E Baltimore
Left. Right. "
2 1 Baltimore
38 Lombard
82 77 Pratt
140 125 Gough
180 157 Bank
216 197 Eastern av
242 231 Canton av
266 265 Aliceanna
302 287 Lancaster
353 Thames
BOOTH— from Oregon to Callondar al S of
Baltimore
BOSTON STEAMSHIP Wi»F— foot of Mc-
Elderry's whf
BOSTON— going S E from Chester to East av
BOULDIN AL — going from Lanvale, between
Penna. av and Division
BOUNTY LA— going east from Spring, S of
Baltimore
BOWLY— from McElderry 's whf, S of Pratt
BOWLY'S WHF— going south from 71 w
Pratt
BOWLY'S WHF— South and Bowly, S of
Pratt
BOYD— from Fremont, S of Hollins
BOYLE — going south from Clement, E of
Webster
BRADENBAUGH AL— from Saratoga, W
of Gay
BRADFORD AL— from Townsend, E of
Hospital
BRAN NAN CT— from L. Hughes, between
Light and Charles
BREWER AL— going from 73 W Hoffman
BREWER AL— from Lanvale to Hoffman
GBO> S. PAGK <Si BRO>> Manufnctiirers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smltb'a
Wharf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
544
STREET DIRECTORY.
BROAD AL— from 77 E Pratt
BROADWAY, (N) going north from 298 E
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 Baltimore
Hampstead
56 67 Fayette
66 85 Miillikin
116
Orleans M
127 Jeffersoi
Walker
180 McElderry
204 Monument
To Northern av
BROADWAY, (S)— going south from 297 E
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
24 37 Lombard
54 Pratt
96 103 Gough
114 Bank
148 149 Eastern ar
182 179 Canton av
220 207 Aliceanna
229 Shakspear
258 239 Lancaster
274 253 Thames
BROADWAY, LITTLE— from Lombard, E
of Broadway
BROWN— from Charles, S of Cross
BROWiN'S WHF— from 57 Thames
BRUNE— from 327 Franklin
BRUNSWICK— now Ryan
BRYAN'S CT— from Little Hughes, W of
Light
BUCHANAN'S WHF— from 37 w Pratt
EUREN— going north from N Front
BURGUNDY AL— going west from 10 L.
Paca
BURKE — going north and south from E Bal-
timore E of Gist
BUSH — from James, S of Bayard
BUTCHER'S ROW— Pennsylvania av ex-
tended
BUTLER- from 256 Montgomery
BYRD— going south from Randall, W of
Johnson
CABLE — from Spear's wharf to Commerce,
S of Pratt
CALHOUN (N) going north from 858 W
Baltimore
CALHOUN (S)— going south from 859 W
Baltimore
CALHOUN AL— from Pratt, W of Light-st
wlif
CALLENDAR— from 639 W Baltimore to
Pralt
CALVERT (N)— going north from 154 W.
Baltimore
Left. Right.
4 Baltimore
12 13 Fayette
26 27 Lexington
57 Saratoga
80 81 Pleasant
92 Mu'be-ry
103 Foundry
138 Franklin
L^t. Right.
101 Monument
190 Madison
214 Read
Eager
CALVERT (S)— gSing south from 153 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 4 Baltimore
26 Mercer
37 30 Water
45 44 Lombard
46 Matthews
72 63 Pratt
CALVERT A L— rear of 76 Harford av
CALVERTON MILLS— near Almshouse
CALVERTON ROAD— from Frederick av
CAMBRIDGE— going S Efrom Canton av
CAMDEN — going west from Light-st. wharf
Left. Right.
Light-st wharf
18 Charles
42 Hanover
80 75 Sharp
100 101 Howard
125 Eutaw
150 147 Paca
CAMDEN LA— from Camden, E of Sharp
CAMDEN AL— from Garden, N of Biddle
CAMEL AL— going west from Cathedral, N
of W Biddle
CANNON — going north and south from E
Baltimore, E of Burke
CANTON— going north and south from E
Baltimore, E of Potomac
CANTON A V— going east from Jones' Falls
Left. Right.
2 Jones' Falls
11 Albemarle
Exeter
Central av
168 Eden
Spring
184 191 Caroline
196 201 Dallas
208 209 Bond
228 229 Bethel
246 251 Broadway
264 263 Regester
278 291 Ann
316 325 Wolfe
332 345 Chapel
346 365 Washington
380 411 Chester
414 Choptank
421 Essex
464 439 Gist
Burke
523 Port
547 Cannon
To East av
CAREY (N) going north from 826 W Balti-
more
CAREY (S) going south from 827 W Balti-
more
CARLTON— from 539 W Fayette to Balti-
more
CAROLINE (N) going north from 206 e Bal-
timore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
18 19 Hampstead
Fayette
Vni. p. WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Beneat Life buuranoe Co., Nenrark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
'Blutnal
STREET DIRECTORY.
545
Left.
50
80
89
126
264
230
254
242
290
312
Left.
2
30
66
132
256
292
183
213
255
389
51
131
165
195
255
354
Right.
Holland
79 Mullikin
93 Orleans
125 Jefferson
149 McElderry
Monument
Milliman
Madison
Chew
Gay
Anthony
Eager
Chase
Biddle
To Northern av.
CAROLINE (S.) going south from 221 e Bal-
timore
Right.
1 Baltimore
23 Lombard
Pratt
Gough
Bank
Eastern av
Canton av
Aliceanna
Lancaster
Thames
CAROLINE AL— from Caroline, south of
Baltimore
CARROLL— going south from Cross, W of
Nanticoke
CASTLE— going north and south from Balti-
more, E of Washington
CATHEDRAL— going north from Mulberry
Left. Right.
2 Mulberry
Fraiiklin
18 Hamilton
Centre
Monument
Madison
Richmond
Read
Tyson
Eager
Tyson
Chase
Howard
Biddle
John
Preston
Hoffman
Dolphin
To Northern av
CATHEDRAL AL— from Charles, S of
Frankhn
CECIL— from 144 Lee
CEDAR AL— from Hoffman, E of Penna. av
CENTRAL AV (N.) going north from 154 e
Baltimore
102
148
15
61
111
141
147
327
221
359
Left.
34
40
68
82
108
154
Right.
Baltimore
1 Hampstead
Fayette
Jackson
41 Holland
43 May
Mullikin
75 Orleans
107 Jefferson
147 McElderry
203
254
300
44
128
164
L^. Right.
168 Edward
195 Monument
Gay
135 Madison
St. James
265 Chew
289 Eager
Chase
To Hoffman
CENTRAL AV (S.) going south from 157 e
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
13 Watson
Lombard
Granby
Pratt
Stiles
Gough
Fawn
161 Bank
To Lancaster
CENTRE (W.)-going west from Jones'
Falls
Left. Right.
Jones' Falls
1 Holiday
2 23 North
Davis
48 51 Calvert
60 67 St. Paul
78 Charles
Cathedral
Plover al
Park
100 Howard
CENTRE (E.)— going east from Jones' Falls
to French
CENTRE MARKET SPACE— going south
from 19 w Baltimore
CENTRE AL— from Fayette, w of Howard
CHAPEL— going north and south from Bal-
timore, E of Wolfe
CHAPEL AL— from Mulberry, E of Park
CHAPPELL— from Penna. av extended
CHARLES (N.) going north from 228 w
Baltimore
Left. Right.
Baltimore
Fayette
■ Lexington
Barnet
55 Saratoga
85 Pleasant '
101 Mulberry
Franklin
123 Hamilton
131 Centre
147 Mount Vernon place
183 Madison
Read
233 Eager
To Northern av
CHARLES (S.) going south from 229 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 Baltimore
14 German
45 46 Lombard
55 Balderston
84 Pratt
Camden
2
12
32
521^
86
124
140
240
101
J« HKNRT 6IESK, Commiasion Itlercliant, for the sale of Floiir, Grnin, Seeds, &c,
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 21 Spear's IVharf.
35
546
STREET DIRECTORY.
Left. Right.
124 Conway
155 160 Barre
185 Lee
201 194 York
213 210 Hill
233 232 Hughes
250 Montgomery
271 281 Henrietta
309 320 Hamburg
To Ferry
CHASE'S WHF— from 1 Thames
CHASE — ooing east and west from Jones
Falls, S.\if Biddle
CHATSWORTH— from 303 Lexington
CHEAl'SIDl-:— going south fi-om Water
CHESAPEAKE— going north and south from
E Baltimore, E of Patapsco
CHESNUT— from 68 E Fayette
CHESNUT AL— going west from 182 Pearl
CHESTER— going north and South from E
Baltimore, E of Castle al
CHEW — going east from Harford av. N of
Madison
Left. Right.
2 1 Harford av
11 Ensor
38 37 Stirling
52 51 AJsquith
68 f)9 Somerset
92 95 Central av
118 109 Eden
130 • Gay
111 Spring
135 Caroline
To East av
CHLN'A- from 170 Lee
CHOPTANK- going north from 472 E Bal-
timore, and south from 475 E Baltimore
CH[Ji;CH,LITTLE-from Lights of Mont-
gomery
CHURCH A L— from 323 Franklin'
CIDER A L— from Howard to Penn, S of
Gcrmnn
CITY AVENUE— going north from O'Don-
nell. Eastern boundary of Canton
CITY BLOCK- foot of West Falls av
CITY WHF— intersection of Lancaster and
Caroline
CLAGGETT— going east of Ludlow, S of
Clemm ,
CLAGGETT AL— from Adams, W. of
Chatsworth
CLARE— from James, S of Elk
CLARET AL— from Fremont, S of Lee
CLARK'S CT—Chesnut, between Douglass
and Low
CLARKSON AL— from West, Wof Hanover
CLAY — going west from 58 n Liberty
CLIiMENT — going cast from Montgomery,
S of Beason
CLEMM — going east from Boyle, S of Fort
CLIFFORD AL— from Scott, N of Columbia
COHEN A L— from Mulberry, E of Eutaw
COLLEGE AL— from Saratoga, E of Park
COLLLNS CT— from Saratoga, W of Fre-
mont
COLUMBIA— going west from 50 S Paca
Lift. Right.
2 1 Paca
37 Greene
75 Emory
122 137 Fremont
Left. Right.
168 199 Sterrett
235 Scott
224 Wyeth •
240 Walker
248 Parkin
347 Poppleton
367 Amity
Cross
COLVIN AL— from Trent, S of Gay
COMB AL— from Lee, W of Hanover
COMET— from East to Aisquilh, N of Fay-
ette
COMMERCE— going south from 75 Ex-
change ])lace
COMMERCE LA— from Second, E of South
COMMERCIAL WHF— from 97 and 103
Thames
CONCORD— going south from Fish Market
space
CONSTlTUTfON— from 62 n Front
C0J.JSTITUTJON, LITTLE-from Peniten-
tiary wall to Eager, E of Falls
CONWAY — going west from Light st. wharf
Left. Right.
2 1 Light St. whf
20 13 Charles
34 31 Hanover
48 49 Sharp
74 Howard
91 Eutaw
97 L. Paca
142 137 L. Greene
196 195 Warner
246 247 Fremont
COOKE — from Pennsylvania av. to Fremont
COOKSIE— going south from the Basin, be-
tween Hull and Tovvson
CORDERY'S WHF., now Abraham's Ship
Yard, corner of Thames and Philpot
CORNER'S WHF— S end of Buchanan's
wharf
CORNER'S WHF— foot of Ann
COi'TON ROW— from Clinton, S of Boston
COUNTY W HARF— foot of Broadway
COURT HOUSE LA— going from Calvert to
St. Paul, S side of Courthouse
COURT ROW— W of Pennsylvania av. and
N of Biddle
CoURTLAND— going north from 27 Lex-
inaion
^Lefl. Right.
Lexington
19 Saratoga
36 Pleasant
.52 49 Mulberry
76 75 Franklin
COVE AL— from Lexington, W of Fremont
COVINGTON— going south from water line,
E of Henry
COWPEN A L— going west from 8 N Liberty
COX — from Jones, s of water front
CREEK AL— from Hamburg, E of Hanover
CROOKED LA— from Fayette, W of Charles
CROSS— going west from Basin, S of Ham-
burg
CROSS AL— from Greene, S of Franklin
CUBA— going cast from Hull, N of Beason
CUMBERLAND— from N Calhoun, N of
Baker
CURLEY— from Lancaster, E of Patuxent
CURRIER'S CT.— fromWaltemyer al, E of
Fremont
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Wliarf. C. HART SJHOiH, Agent.
STREET DIRECTORY.
54Y
CURTIS AL— from Thompson, W of Fre-
mont
CYPRESS AL.— from Lombard E of Sharp
DALLAS (N)— going north from 220 E Bal-
timore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
14 19 Hampstead
49 Favette
54 Muilikin
64 85 Orleans
76 119 Jefferson
124 - McElderry
Monument
154 193 • Madison
Chew
Gay
224 251 Eager
To Northern avenue
DALLAS (S)— Going south from 135 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
44 33 Lombard
78 69 Pratt
134 133 Gough
154 155 Bank
188 189 Eastern avenue
228 221 Canton avenue
254 245 Aliceanna
277 Lancaster
DARK LA— from St. Paul, N of Lexington
DAVIS — going north from 13 Lexington
DAWSON A L— from 481 W Pratt
DECATUR— going south from Cox, E of
Lowman
DECKER— gping north from 24 W Chase
DECKER A L— from 384 W Eager
DELUOL AL— from Penna. av. S of Biddle
DEWBERRY AL (S)— from Baltimore
DEWBERRY AL (N)— from Baltimore
DIAMOND— from 203 W Fayette
DICKSON AL—fromMosher"W of Cathedral
DIVISION— going from 85 Hotfman
DOLPHIN— going S W from Cathedral, N of
Hoffman
DONN ELL'S WHF— foot of Fell, W side
DONOVAN AL— going west from 2 Jasper
DOUGLASS— from Exeter to Aisquith, N of
Fayelte
DOVER— from Hanover- to Fremont, S of
Pratt
DOVE AL— from Townsend, E of Green-
mount av
DOYLE'S AL— from 25 Bank
DUNCAN AL— going north and South from
Baltimore, E of Chester
DUGAN'S WHF— from 27 W Pratt
DUFF'S WHF— from 37 Fell
DURHAM (N) (or Happy alley)— going
from 348 E Baltimore to Northern avenue
DURHAM (S)— going south from 364 E Bal-
timore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
29 Lombard
70 65 Pratt
152 141 Gough
180 • 171 Bank
210 211 Eastern avenue
Left. Right.
234 243 Canton avenue
275 Aliceanna
Lancaster
DURST AL— from Cross,' between William
and Washington
E.
EAGER (E)— going east from Jones Falls, S
of Chase
Left. Right.
Jones Falls
42 41 Constitution
Greeiniiount avenue
McKim
142 149 Valley
173 Harford avenue
180 179 Ensor
202 191 Stirling
212 Aisquith
224 225 Somerset
248 249 Central avenue
283 Eden
Spring
Caroline
Bel Air avenue
Dallas
334 335 Bond
Bethel
388 395 Broadway
To East avenue
EAGER (W)— going west of Jones Falls
EAST FALLS A V— going south from 1 E
Pratt
EAST- from 86 E Baltimore
EAST AV— Eastern boundary
EASTERN AV— going east from Mill
Lejt. Right.
Mill
Concord
West Falls avenue
16 East Falls avenue
24 21 President
56 Albemarle
58 High
82 89 Exeter
115 Central avenue
136 Eden
142 157 Spring
162 179 Caroline
179 193 Dallas
186 209 Bond e
Bethel
100 Broadway
228 255 Regester
252 281 Ann
266 287 Durham
290 299 Wolfe
315 Chapel
322 Washington
350 Castle
To East avenue
EDEN (N)— going north from 164 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
14 15 Hamf
40 Fayette
53 Holland
66 71 May
80 87 Muilikin
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Benefit L,ife Insurance Co., Newark;, N. J.," 89 Second SU-eet.
rixvtual
548
STREET DIRECTORY.
Left. Right.
100 105 Orleans
140 141 Jefferson
182 169 McElderry
216 211 Monument
245 Madison
238 Gay
Chew
263 Anthony
To JSorthern avenue
EDEN (S)— going south from 177 E Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
35 Lombard
60 61 Pratt
112 111 Gough
150 151 Bank
176 Eastern avenue
To Lancaster
EDEN CT— going from Central av N of Jef-
ferson
EDEN AL— from Eden N of Baltimore
EDWARD— from Aisquith S of Gay
ELBOW LA— from Paca to Fremont, S of
Pratt
EISLEIIV— from Sterrett, S of McHenry
EISLEIN AL— from Scott, N of Hamburg
ELDER AL— from Orchard, between Penn-
sylvania avenue and Ross
ELK — from James, S of Gunpowder
ELLINS— going from 116 W Hoffman
ELLICOTT— going S of Water, E of Light
ELLIOTT — going east from corner Boston
and Patapsco
ELM — going from Townsend, N of Oliver
ELIZABETH LA— from Cross, E of Charles
EMORY— going south from 377 W Pratt
ENSOR— going north from Chesnut and Gay
ESSEX — from Canton avenue to Burke
ETNA LA — going west from 52 Harrison
ETTING — from boston, east of Penna. av
EUTAW— (N)— going north from 362 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
18 Fayette
28 21 Marion
46 33 Lexington
51 Clay
76 Saratoga
106 69 Mulberry
122 119 Franklin
142 145 New
171 Ross
174 Monument
St. Mary's
223 Madison
Biddle
270 271 Rose
298 301 Preston
338 341 Hoffman
361 Dolphin
378 Lanvale
To Northern avenue
EUTAW (S) -going south from 363 W Balti-
more
Left.
Right
1
2
Baltimore
5
4
German
32
Lombard
33
44
King
56
Pratt
55
66
Dover
Left. Right.
Camden
90 West
96 Perry
114 Conway
132 Wayne
148 Barre
190 Lee
221 216 Montgomery
Henrietta
285 310 Hamburg
333 350 Cross
369 West
To Ostend
EUTAW CT— from Eutaw to State, south of
Franklin
EUTAW PLACE— Eutaw street north of
Dolphin
EXCHANGE AL— from Lombard W of Gay
EXCHANGE PLACE— from South to Gay,
in Lombard
EXCHANGE AL— going south from 59 Sec-
ond
EXETER (N)— going north from 60 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
16 19 Fayette
120 125 Low
140 143 Gay
176 181 Hillen
190 195 Humes
208 215 n Front
EXETER (S)— going south from 69 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
1 Baltimore
2 3 Watsori
22 29 Lombard
34 45 Granby
44 Pratt
60 Stiles
78 93 Fawn
94 113 Bank
104 119 Trinity
135 Eastern avenue
F.
FALL — from East Falls to Constitution S of
Monument
FALLS ROAD— Cathedral extended
FAWN— going East from East Falls avenue
S of Stiles
FAYETTE(W)— going westfrom Jones Falls
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls
Harrison
Frederick
Gay
34 43 Holiday
46 North
Calvert
68 57 St. Paul
77 Charles
94 McClellan's al
107 Sharp
116 115 Liberty
118 123 Park
142 J53 Howard
158 179 Eutaw
174 193 Paca
205 Diamond
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RoneuOale Ceme/>it and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 31 Spear's IVharf.
STREET DIRECTORY,
549
Left. Right.
192 211 Greene
198 219 Pearl
210 227 Arch
256 277 Pine
308 333 Fremont
398 419 Poppleton
426 445 Amity
448 407 Schroeder
541 Carlton
550 561 Republican
Carey
594 Calhoun
618 615 Strieker
To Calverton Road
FAYETTE (E)— going east from Jones Falls
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls
14 17 Front
28 35 High
39 Temple
50 47 Exeter
68 Chesnut
76 73 East
102 113 Aisquith
166 177 Central av
183 Eden
197 Spring
208 219 Caroline
218 237 Dallas
238 257 Bond
268 281 Bethel
280 297 Broadway
Regester
336 Ann
375 Wolfe
407 Chapel
429 Washington
To Eastern av
FEDERAL — going east and west from Jones
Falls, n of Oliver
FELL— going south from 127 Thames
FIFTH LA— from Johnson to Basin
FIP AL— from Eden, n of Baltimore
FISH MARKET SPACE— from Jones Falls
to Centre Market space, N of Hawk
FLEET AL— from Hammond al, W of Caro-
line
FORNEY AL— from Arch, between Fayette
and Lexington
FORREST— from Halfmoon al, E of East
FORT AV— going east from Sharp, S of Clem-
ent
FOSTER AL— from 1 W Biddle
FOUNDRY— (formerly Bath)— going west
from N Front, N of Pleasant
FOUNTAIN— going east from 192 s Wash-
ington, F. P.
FOURTH— going south from Fifth, near
Powder house
FRANCIS — going south from Madison av.
E of Penna av
FRANKLIN— going west from Jones Falls
Left. Right..
Jones Falls
Holiday
North
Davis
Calvert
Courtland
26 23 St Paul
40 37 Charles
64 51 Cathedral
Left. Right.
82 65 Park
100 91 Howard
104 State
124 117 Eutaw
138 129 Jasper
152 143 Paca
177i^Greene
172 179 Pearl
212 237 Pine
232 255 Chatsworth
301 Ogston
339 Brune
348 373 Fremont
352 Poppleton
394 Schroeder
480 Oregon
To Northern av
FRANKLIN LA— going south from 9 Water
FRANKLIN SQUARE-bounded by Lexing-
ton, Carey, Fayette and Calhoun
FREDERICK (N) going north from 50 w
Baltimore
FREDERICK (S) going south from 41 w Bal-
timore
FREDERICK AV— going s w from Gilmor
Left. Right.
1 2 Gilmor
10 Mount
To Calverton road
FREMONT (N)— going north from 570 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
8 11 Raborg •
18 19 Fayette
28 -33 Vine
50 43 Lexington
96 91 Saratoga
108 109 Sarah Ann
124 125 Mulberry
144 147 Peirce
168 163 Franklin
To Pennsylvania av
FREMONT (S)— going south from Baltimore
Left. Right.
Baltimore
16 German
19 HoUins
27 Lombard
King
Pratt
77 McHenry
108 Haw
Ramsay
117 Columbia
148 133 Eislein
To Eutaw
FRENCH— see Front (N)
FRENCH AL— from French la. to Wine al.
W of Light
FRENCH LA— from Charles N of Lombard
FRIENDSHIP— from Thompson, E of Bel-
Air market
FRIENDSHIP CT— from 37 N Eden
FRONT (N)— going north from E Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 2 Baltimore
15 14 Fayette
100 Low
93 130 Gay
129 156 Hillen
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STREET DIRECTORY.
FRENCH, now FRONT
Left. Right.
2 1 Foundry
52 41 High
62 61 Constitution
72 67 Exeter
102 89 Chesnut
149 • 103 East
158 115 Forrest
front; (S)— going south from 13 E Balti-
more
FULTON — going north and south from w Bal-
timore, w of Mount
FULTON AL— going east from Howard, N
of Richmond ,
FURNACE AL— from Arch, S of Lexington
GARDEN— going from 106 W Monument
Left. Right.
2 1 Monument
26 23 Madison
116 121 Biddle
120 Rose
150 163 Preston
Hoffman
217 Dolphin
To Northern av
GARDEN, LITTLE— from Ross, W of
Howard
GARRISON LA— from Frederick av to Cal-
Terton road
GATES — going south from 48 Hamburg
GAY, (N) — going north from 68 Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
18 19 Fayette
63 Frederick
58 Saratoga
79 Harrison
108 101 Front ^
140 131 High
170 Exeter
169 Chesnut
202 East
226 231 Forrest
240 Mott
341 Aisquith
330 355 Monument
Central av
397 Madison
415 Eden
447 Chew
473 Caroline
Dallas
507 Bond
Broadway
GAY, (S) — going south from 61 Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 2 Baltimore
Second
46 Lombard
67 Pratt
GEORGE — going west from 20 Pennsylvania
afenue
GERMAN— going west from Charles
Left. Right.
1 2 Charles
17 20 Hanover
35 38 Sharp
39 Liberty
49 42 Howard
Left. Right.
66 Eutaw
90 Paca
111 110 Greene
184 Pine
242 Fremont
GIBSON'S WHARF— from 43 Fell
GILLINGHAM AL— from Howard to Lom-
bard , N of Pratt
GILMOR, (N)— going north from 904 w Bal-
timore
GILMOR, (S)— going south from Baltimore,
W of Strieker
GIST— going north and south from Baltimore,
E of Choptank
GITTINGS— going west from Williams, S of
Ostend
GOLD— from N Carey, north of Bloom
GOULD'S LA— from James, W of Light
GOULD'S CT— from Montgomery w of Light
GOOD AL— from Charles, s of Hill
GOODMAN AL— from Williamson al W of
Charles
GOODWIN— from Harford av
GOODWIN AL— from Sharp, n of Fayette
GOUGH— going south and east from 53
Granby
Left. Right.
2 1 Granby
Pratt
21 Stiles
24 13 Central av
36 17 Eden
54 43 Spring
72 56 Caroline
84 Dallas
Bond
108 91 Bethel
114 107 Broadway
130 127 Regester
146 Ann
168 153 Durham
175 Wolfe
200 193 Chapel
213 Washington
239 Castle
265 Chester
To East av
GOUGH, LITTLE— from Granby E of Ex-
eter
GRACE CT— from King, W of Howard
GRANBY— going east from Jones' Falls, N of
Pratt
GRANT— going south from 169 W. Baltimore
GRANVILLE AL— from Northern av to
Federal, E of Jones' Fall
GRAVEL AL— now Hargrove al
GRAVES— from 54 E Monument
GREENE, LITTLE—
Left. Right.
99 102 Columbia
119 126 Paca
133 142 Conway
141 152 Wayne .
149 162 Barre
167 Lee
GREENE, (N)— going north from 420 W Bal-
timore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
4 Raborg
22 21 Fayette
46 37 Lexington
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•». ^* T.^. -r »„ <-<-, Wo-.—^^lr TV .T. »» R« SRcnncI Street.
STREET DIRECTORY.
551
Left. Right.
76 53 Saratoga
100 77 Mulberry
124 Franklin
GREENE, (S)— going south from 425 W Bal-
timore
Left. Right.
1 2 Baltimore
10 German
41 Lombard
54 King
71 Pratt
83 Dover
Portland
91 Columbia
GREEN'S CT— from Hamburg, E of Light
GREENMOUNT A V— going north fromMon-
umetit, to Greenmount Cemetery
GREENWILLOW— from Chatsworth to
Pennsylvania avenue N of Biddle
GREENWOOD— from Harford av near Bal-
timore Cemetery
GRIEVES' WHF-foot of Broadway
GRINDALL— E of William, S of Mont-
gomery
}RI
GRINNAN'S CT— from Montgomery, W of
Light
GROCER'S AL— from Robert, N E of Fre-
mont
GRUNDY— from 21 W Biddle
GUNPOWDER— from James, S of Bush
GUILFORD— from 52 South to Franklin la
GUILFORD AL— from 202 Light
GWYNN— from Boston to Essex, Canton
GWYNN'S LA— from Lanvale
H
H AL— from Eden, N of Jefferson
HAGAN'S CT— from 3 Bank
HAGAR'S CT— from Stirling N of Monument
HALFMOON AL— from Chesnut, N of Fay-
ette
HALL AL — going S from Cross, between
Washington and Johnson
HAMBURG— goi^ig west from basin, S of
Henrietta
HAMILTON— going west from Hargrove al
N of Franklin
HAMILTON TERRACE— N Eutaw betw.
Madison and Biddle
HAMMOND AL— from Eden to Caroline, N
of Canton av
HAMPSTEAD— going east from N Bond, N
of Baltimore
HAMPSTEAD, LITTLE— going east from
N Cenifral av. N of Baltimore
HANOVER— going south from 263 W Balti-
more
Left. Right.
1 2 Baltimore
13 18 German
39 40 Lombard
57 68 Pratt
Dover
85 Camden
101 90 Perry
115 104 Conway
141 128 Barre
167 160 Lee
187 168 York
205 Hill
223 210 Hughes
Left. Right.
243 232 Montgomery
259 L. Church
273 266 Henrietta
317 Hamburg
To Kelso
HAPPY AL— now Durham
HARNDEN'SCT-frm Henrietta E of Charles
HARE — from Lancaster, E of Potomac
HARFORD AV (formerly Britton,)— going
from Forrest and Greenmount av
Left. Right.
2 1 Forrest
10 9 Monument
46 Madison
52 53 Wilson
99 Neighbor
91 Chew
154 Eager
Chase
230 235 Biddle
To Northern av
HARGROVE AL, (formerly Gravel al)—
going north from 51 Saratoga
HARMONY AL— going west from 108 Fr»-
mont
HARPER— going south from Marriott, E of
Stuart
HARRIS' AL— from Hudson to Elliott
HARRIS CREEK— going north from North-
west Branch, Canton
HARRISON— going north from 20 W Balti-
more
HARRISON (Canton)— from Canton av E of
Chester
HARTWAY'S AL— from Baltimore to Ger-
man, E of Sharp
HASSELBERGER'S CT— from West, near
James
HAUBERT— going south from Cox, E of
Decatur
HAW — from Fremont' to Emory, N of Co-
lumbia
HAWK — from Jones Falls to Centre Market
space, N of Lombard 'v.
HEATH— going east from Sharp, Soflfandall
HENDERSON'S WHARF— from 55 Fell
HENRIETTA— going west from Light, S of
Montgomery
HENRY — going south from water line, E of
Johnson
HERRING'S CT from Gough, E of Bond
HIGH (N)— going north from 42 E Baltimore
Left. Right
2 1 Baltimore
23 25 Fayette
108 109 Low
124 127 Gay
152 Hillen
156 Addison
170 173 Humes
184 193 N. Front
HIGH(S)— going south from 43 E Baltimor«
Left. Right.
2 Baltimore
Plowman
16 15 Watson
34 41 Lombard
54 61 Granby
70 71 Pratt
92 93 Stiles
107 Fawn
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Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, 3i Spear's WJiiu-f.
552
STREET DIRECTORY.
Left. Right.
V2i 129 Trinity
134 139 Eastern av
HIGH AL— from Aisquith IN of Fayette
HILL— going west from 281 Light
Left. Right.
2 1 Light
46 55 Charles
72 73 Hanover
114 119 Sharp
116 129 Patapsco av
147 Spring Garden av
146 149 Howard
HILLEN — going east from Jones Falls, W of
of Gay
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls
8 15 Front
50 37 High
74 69 Exeter
92 87 Chesnut
116 107 East
132 131 Forrest
135 Ensor
HOFFMAN (W) -going N E from Chats-
worth
Left. Right.
Chatsworth
Walsh
55 54 Pennsylvania av
73 Brewer
85 Division
116 Eislein
133 128 Ross
143 McCulIoh
Madison av
151 152 Eutaw
175 176 Garden
220 Bolton
253 Grundy
To East av
HOFFMAN (E) going east from Jones Falls,
N of John
HOGG AL— running W from Caroline, S of
Pratt— [See Ulrich]
HOLBROOK AL— from Northern av W of
Aisquith
HOLIDAY— going north from 100 W Balti-
more
HOLLAND AL— from 168 E Eager
HOLLAND— going east from 21 Aisquith
Left. Right.
2 1 Aisquith
46 57 Central av
72 73 Eden
86 Spring
Caroline
HOLLINS — going west from Fremont
Left. Right.
1 2 Fremont
55 Parkin
89 88 Poppleton
119 115 Amity
141 141 Schroeder
188 Oregon
235 228 Republican
:269 258 Carey
Calhoun
329 Strieker
To Bentalou
HOLLINS AL— from 608 w Pratt
HOLLINGSWORTH— going south from
Water, W of Calvert ■
HOMESTEAD VILLAGE— Harford av N
of Northern av
HOMESPUN AL— from Fremont S of Con-
way
HOPE AL— from Warren to Hamburg
HOUSE CT— going west from Charles, N of
Barre
HOWARD (N)— going north from 226 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 Baltimore
7 26 Fayette
39 38 Marion
50 Lexington
75 66 Clay
97 84 Saratoga
133 114 Mulberry
144 Franklin
179 Ross
193 Monument
220 Madison
313 Richmond
330 Tyson
Cathedral
HOWARD (S)— going south from 327 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
10 9 German
35 Lombard
59 Pratt
64 65 Dover
76 Camden
92 , Perry
106 Conway
124 Wayne
126 Barre
158 161 Lee
205 Montgomery
Henrietta
266 Hamburg
316 341 Cross
To Ostend
HOWELL'S WHARF— Thames, between
Broadway and Ann
HUBBARD AL— from Eager, E of Green-
mount avenue
HUDSON — going east from corner of Boston
and Burke
HUDSON AL— from Northern avenue, E of
Cathedral
HUGH— from Locust, W of Union dock
HUGHES— going west from Basin, N of
Montgomery
HUGHES, LITTLE— going west from Jack-
son, S of Montgomery
HUGHES' aUAY— intersection of Light-st.
wharf and E end of Lee
HULL — going south from Nicholson, be-
tween Towson and Haubert
HULL'S LA— from Aisquith to Forrest, N
of Douglass
HUMES— from High to Exeter, near Hillen
HUNTER AL— from John, W of North
HYDE CT— from Hughes, W of Light
I.
INLOES AL— from Park, N of Mulberry
IRON AL — running N from Lombard, W of
Broadway
IV ANHOE CT— from Castle al, S of East-
ern avenue
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\inxarf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
STREET DIRECTORY.
553
IVY AL— from Park, S of Mnlberry
J.
JACKSON, F. H.— going south from water
line, E of Covington
JACKSON— going east from Aisquitli, N of
Fayette
JACKSON'S CT— from Rock, N of Lex-
ington
JACKSON SQUARE— E of Broadway, be-
tween Payette and Baltimore
JACKSON'S WHF— foot of Bond, W side
JAMES— going south from Cross, W of
Washington avenue
JAMKS LA— from Hamburg, E of Charles
JASPER— from 183 Lexington
JEFFERSON— going east from Aisquith, S
of McElderry
JEFFERSON CT— from Jefferson-st. be-
tween Short and n Central avenue
JEFFERSON PLACE— Charles-st. extended
JENKINS AL— from 171 Preston
JENKINS LA — from Greenmount avenue,
N of the Cemetery
JENKINS WHARF— south side of Philpot
JEW A L— from 188 Lexington
JEW AL— from 1'2A E Monument
JOHN, (E) — going east from Jones' Falls,
north of Biddle
JOHN, (W) — going west from Jones' Falls,
south of Belvidere Bridge
JOHNSON— going south from 108 Hughes
JONES — going south from Cox, E of Reese
JORDAN A L— from 101 w Biddle
JOSEPHINE— going west from 69 Arch
K.
KAUFMAN AL— going west from S Charles,
between West and Cross
KENT — from James, south of Manokm
KERR'S WHF— from 47 Thames
KIMMEL AL— from 151 Lexington
KING (formerly Carpenter's al) — going west
from 49 Howard
KNOX AL— from Lexington, W of Fremont
L AL — from Frederick, S of Lombard
LANCASTER— going east from East Falls
av, S of Aliceanna
LAN VALE — going east and west from Jones
Falls
LANVALE LA— from Greenmount to 1st
toll gate, Falls road
LAUREL, (formerly Maiden la)— from East
to Aisquith, N of Baltimore
LAURENS— from Walsh, N of Wilson
LAWRENCE— goi^ig south from Clement, E
of Boyle
LEAD EN HALL— from 262 Montgomery
LEAKIN— from Boston to Essex, Canton
LEE — going west from 190 Light-st. whf
Left. Right.
2 1 Light-st. whf
48 37 Charles
64 Xal
72 57 Hanover
98 85 Sharp
128 115 Howard
Left. Right.
144 Ohio av
160 Eutaw
159 L. Greene
210 217 Warner
Fremont
LEE-ST. WHF— from Light to Johnson
LEFFERMAN AL— from 44 French to Jones
Falls
LEMIHON- from Schroeder to Poppleton, N
of Pratt
LEMMON AL— from Fremont to Callendar
al, N of Pratt
LEREW'S AL, now Tyson street
LESTER'S CT— from Wayne, w of Eutaw
LEWIS— from 32 Holland
LEXINGTON— going west from 30 North
Left. Right.
1 North
Davis
15 Calvert
Courtland
38 35 St. Paul
54 61 Charles
90 95 Sharp
96 99 Liberty
120 119 Park
150 141 Howard
176 Eutaw
185 Jasper
198 197 Paca
228 221 Greene
241 Pearl
246 249 Arch
288 287 Pine
305 Chatsworth
370 347 Fremont
397 Rock
440 447 Poppleton
468 435 Amity
490 457 Schroeder
515 Oregon
568 Carlton
586 559 Republican
Stockton al
Carey
608 647 Calhoun
622 665 Strieker
658 Gilmor
Mount
759 Fulton
To Calverton road
LIBERTY, (N)— going north from 300 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
14 31 Fayette
28 Marion
40 47 Lexington
58 73 Barnet
Saratoga
LIBERTY, (S)— going south from 301 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 Baltimore
13 10 German
39 Lombard
53 Howard
LIBERTY AL— from 7 Buren, and N of Jail
to Eager
LIGHT A L— from Light to Grant, south of
Baltimore
WBI. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., IVc^vark, IV. J.," 89 Second Street.
' Mutual
554
STREET DIRECTORY.
LIGHT— going south from ISS^W Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 Baltimore
21 Mercer
27 Water
33 38 Lombard
43 46 Baldcrston
55 66 Pratt
LIGHT-ST. WHF— going south from Pratt
Right.
68 Pratt .
98 Camden
130 Conway
156 Barre
188 Lee
LIGHT — going south from Lee
Left. Right.
203 Lee
2] 9 210 York
218 Hill
247 Hughes
267 260 Montgomery
285 266 L. Church
280 Henrietta
291 Warren
296 Williamson
315 310 Hamburg
[ Poultney
369 Cross
354 Brown
413 378 West
448 Ostend
464 Gittings
521 Fort
615 616 Heath
637 . Plumberry
Barney
755 Winder
To Ferry
LITTEL AL— from Dover, W of Eutaw
LIVERPOOL ALLEY— from Camden, w of
Charles
LLOYD— from 101 e Baltimore
LOCUST— from McElderry's wharf to Union
dock
LOMBARD, (E)— going east from Jones
Falls
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls
16 Front .
24 25 Albemarle
32 High
56 53 Exeter
100 Lloyd
148 149 Central av
144 179 Eden
162 173 Spring
176 183 Caroline
188 203 Dallas
198 217 Bond
216 233 Bethel
234 247 Broadway
250 267 Register
278 291 Ann
306 333 Wolf;
226 349 Chapel
348 Washington
To East av
LOMBARD, (W)— going west from Jones
Falls
Left. Right.
1 2 Jones Falls
5 8 Concord
Left. Right.
17 22 Centre Market space
43 38 Frederick
49 50 Gay
75 Commerce
87 90 South
100 Cheapside
99 Calvert
121 Hollingsworth
103 94 Light
133 120 Charles
153 138 Hanover
169 160 Sharp
Liberty
177 164 Howard
193 184 Eutaw
207 Paca
233 208 Greene
273 248 Penn
317 294 Fremont
355 Scott
399 364 Parkin i
419 386 Callendar
429 406 Poppleton
447 432 Amity
477 458 Schroeder
493 482 Hollins
513 518 Oregon
555 550 Republican
601 600 Carey
641 Calhoun
663 Strieker
To Payson
LORMAN— from Frenffmt, N of Columbia
LORMAN'S ALLEY— from German, W of
• Greene
LOVEGROVE AL— from Madison, E of
Charles
LOVELY LA— from South to Calvert, S of
Baltimore
LOW— from Jones Falls, E of Gay
LOWM AN— going south from Cox, E of
Jones
LOYOLA PLACE— E side of Calvert, N of
Monument
LUDLOW— going south from Beason, E of
Lawrence
LUMBER AL— from Bowly's, S of Pratt
LUZERNE— going north and south from Bal-
timore, E of Cannon
M.
MADISON (E)— going cast from Jones Falls
Left. Right.
Jones Falls
Buren
Constitution
84 Forrest
94 Greenmount av
95 McKim
118 Harford, av
142 127 Ensor
168 159 Stirling
184 163 Aisquith
165 Madison al
208 Somerset
Central av
199 Gay
230 217 Eden
244 229 Spring
268 243 Caroline
288 267 Dallas
J, HEWRY GIESE, Coninilssion Mcrcliant. for the sjUe of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
RosendAle Cenxent nnd Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, ai Spear's AVliarf.
STREET directory:
555
Left. Right.
308 289 Bond
315 Bethel
To East av
MADISON (W)— going west from Jones
Falls
Left. Right.
1 9 Jones Falls
14 North
49 Calvert
54 St. Paul
82 Charles
Cathedral
117 116 Park
144 Howard
147 166 Garden
161 Eutaw
163 St. Mary's
MADISON AV— or W Madison continued
Left. Right.
163 St. Mary's
179 Orchard
201 Biddle
232 Rose
245 ^/i- Preston
269 294 Hoffman
291 32l Dolphin
319 346 Lanvale
To Northern av
MADISON SQUARE— bounded by Chase,
Caroline, Eager and Eden
MADISON AL— from Gay, E of Aisquith
MADISON LA— from termination of Madi-
son av, running in front of Druid Hill Park
MADISON CT— from Madison, W of Eden
MAIDEN LA— see Laurel
MANOKIN— from James, S of Putnam
MARION CT— from Marion, W of Park
MARRIOTT— from Alien, S of Nicholson
MARSHALL — going south from Fortav, W
of Byrd
MARTIN— going south from Beason, E of
Benjamin
MARION— going west from 28 N Liberty
MASON AL— from 56 Camel al. betw. Gar-
den and Bolton
MATTHEWS— from Calvert, S of Lombard
MAY— from 43 N Central av, N of Fayette
McCLELLAN'S AL— from 282 W Balti-
more
McCLURE'S DOCK— betw. Commerce and
South
MgCULLOH— going from 151 W Biddle
Left. Right.
1 2 Biddle
31 38 Preston
63 72 Hoffman
97 100 Dolphin
127 Lanvale
McELDERRY— from 123 Aisquith
Left. Right.
2 1 Aisquith
21 Short
31 Central av
60 51 Eden
73 65 Spring
84 79 Caroline
106 91 Dallas
126 105 Bond
125 Bethel
To East av
McELDERRY, LITTLE— from 123 Forrest
McMECHIN— from 347 Pennsylvania av
McHENRY— going west from 77 S Fremon*
McHENRY AL— from 370 W. Lombard
McKlM— from 94 E Madison
MECHANIC'S CT— from High, between
Gay and Hillen
MERCER— from Calvert to Light, S of Bal-
timore
MILLIMAN— from Caroline to Broadway,
N of Monument
MILL— going south from Pratt, E of McEl-
derry's wharf
MILLER— from Bond, N of Madison
MINCE'S AL— from Caroline to Spring, N
of Eastern av
MITCHELL'S CT— from Pine, S of Sara-
toga
MOHLER'S WHF— 23 Fell
MONMONIER'S CT— from Castle al, S of
Eastern av
MONROE — going north and south from Bal-
timore, W of Fulton
MONTGOMERY— going west from basin, S
of Hughes
Left. Right.
Jackson
• Covington
Henry
146 133 Johnson
158 149 William
180 181 Light
236 231 Charles
252 Hanover
256 Butler
268 Leadenhall
Sharp
Howard
330 Ohio av
MONTGOMERY, LITTLE— going west
from Jackson, S of Montgomery
MONTGOMERY CT— from Montgomery,
W of Light
MONTMORENCY AL— from Chatsworth,
N of Lexington
MONUMENT (E)— going east from Jones
Falls
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls
4 3 Buren
30 23 Constitution
Forrest
102 Greenmountav
116 Harford av
146 127 Ensor
186 145 Stirling
214 Aisquith
22C 17S Gay
260 2li Central av
282 233 Eden
306 257 Spring
328 281 Caroline
293 Dallas
366 311 Bond
394 341 Bethel
365 Broadway
MONUMENT (W)— going west from Jones
Falls
Left. Right.
1 2 Jones Falls
Holiday
North
Davis
40 Calvert
35 44 St. Paul, or Mt. Vernon pi
GBO. S. PAGE <& BRO., Maniiiacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 SisiitSi's
Wliarf. C. HART Sl»nTH, Agent.
556
STREET DIRECTORY.
Left. Right.
61 56 Charles
75 72 Cathedral
87 78 Park
90 Tyson
109 104 Howard
106 Garden
119 110 Eutaw
MONUMENT, LITTLE— from 174 N Eutaw
MONUMENT SQUARE— Calvert, between
Lexington and Fayette
MOORE A L— from Tessier, S of Biddle
MORRIS AL— from 133 W Biddle
MORTON AL— from 88 W Madison
MOSHER— going S W from Cathedral, N
of Townsend
MOTT— from 242 N Gay
MOUNT— going north and south from W
Baltimore, W of Gilmor
MOUNT ROYAL— from McMechin to Ca-
thedral extended
MOUNT VERNON PLACE— from St. Paul
to Cathedral, N of Centre
MULBERRY— going west from 90 N Calvert
Left. Right.
2 1 Calvert
Courtland
18 13 St. Paul
20 Charles
Cathedral
56 51 Park
Howard
82 State
100 Eutaw
110 101 Jasper
126 119 Paca
Greene
140 145 Pearl
208 209 Pine
228 23! Chats worth
267 Ogston
330 327 Fremont
356 Poppleton
395 Schroeder
To Calverton road
MULBERRY CT— from Knox al. N of Lex-
ington
MULBERRY AL— from Fremont, N of Lex-
ington
MULLIKIN— going east from 41 Aisquith
Left. Right.
1 Aisquith
41 Lewis
51 Central av
58 57 Eden
72 73 Spring
82 87 Caroline
96 107 Dallas
110 121 Bond
138 133 Bethel
168 165 Broadway
Regester
225 Ann
MYER CT— from Conway, W of Charles
N.
NANTICOKE— going south from Cross, W
of Sassafras
NAPOLEON AL— from Eutaw to Paca, S
of Baltimore
NEALE — going south from Marriott, E of
Harper
NECESSITY AL— from High, N of Fayette
NEIGHBOR— from McKim to Harford av,
N of Madison
NEILSON'S CT— rear of 32 Thames
NEW— going west from 142 N Eutaw
NEW CHURCH— from Crooked lane to N
Sharp, S of Lexington
NEW WILSON— going east from Pennsyl-
vania av, N of McMechin
NICHOLSON— from Porter, S of Cox
NICHOLSON, LITTLE-from Aisquith, S
of Jackson
NORRIS AL — going south from Saratoga to
Baltimore
NORTH— going north from 118 w Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 Baltimore
]7 Fayette
.32 Lexington
59 Saratoga
99 Pleasant
131 Foundry
199 Centre
Monument
Madison
295 Eager
NORTHERN AV— Northern Boundary
NORTHWEST— from Calhoun, N of Pres-
bury
0 AL — from Greene, S of Lexington
O'DONNELL'S WHARF— from 35 Pratt
OGSTON— from Mulberry, W of Chatsworth
OHIO AV— from Conway, W of Howard
OLIVER — going west from Greenmount av,
N of Hoffman
ORANGE AL— going west from 32 N Gay
ORBIT AL— from 9 Neighbor
ORCHARD— going west froin 179 Madison av
OREGON (N)— from 515 Lexington
OREGON (S)— from 739 W Baltimore
ORLEANS— from Forrest, N of Douglass
Left. Right.
2 1 Forrest
22 Young
32 31 Aisquith
52 Short
62 69 Lewis
76 85 Central av
106 105 Eden
118 117 Spring
140 139 Caroline
160 159 Dallas
180 181 Bond
209 Bethel
229 Broadway
257 Regester
283 Ann
To East av
OSTEND— going west from William, S of
West
P.
PACA (N)— going north from W Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
14 Fayette
19 Marion
46 Lexington
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, J^ire and liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mntnal
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark. IV. J.," 69 Second Street.
STREET DIRECTORY.
557
Lffl. Right.
68 67 Saratoga
86 87 Mulberry
107 Franklin
131 New
183 Ross
PACA (S)— going south from 391 w Balti-
more
Left. Right.
9 Baltimore
16 German
25 Lombard
33 King
49 Pratt
55 Dover
50 Columbia
66 Elbow la
71 L. Paca
109 106 L. Greene
165 156 Warner
205 202 Fremont
217 St. Peter
249 Sterrett
105 298 Hamburg
To Putnam
PACA AL — going west from 42 n Paca
PACA, LITTLE— from 71 S Paca, S of
Camden
PACA PL— from Paca, N of Franklin
PAGE'S AL— from 2^ Amity, S of W Fay-
ette
PAINTER'S CT^from 57 E Fayette
PARK— going north from 12 N. Liberty
Left. Right.
2 Liberty
Fayette
9 Marion
32 29 Lexington
47 48 Clay
60 Saratoga
92 Mulberry
108 83 Franklin
85 Hamilton
95 Centre !
132 Monument
119 Madison
188 161 Richmond
PARKIN— from 57 Rollins
PATAPSCO— gomg south from Hamburg, E
of Charles
PATAPSCO AL-from Henrietta E of Charles
PATAPSCO AV— from Hill, W of Sharp
PATAPSCO, F. P. —going north and south
from E Baltimore, E of Luzerne
PATTERSON— going south from 51 Pratt
PATTERSON LA— from Jenkins' lane, N of
Greenmount
PATTERSON'S WHF— east of drawbridge
PATTERSON'S WHF— between Patterson
and Commerce
PATUXENT— going north and south from E
Baltimore, E of Patapsco
PAYSON — going north and south from W
Baltimore, W of Monroe
PEACH AL— from Montgomery, E of Sharp
PEAR AL— from 11 Union
PEARL— going north from 440 W Baltimore
PEIRCE— going west from 164 Pearl
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
14 13 Raborg
28 23 Fayette
164 Lexington
Left. Right.
122 83 Saratoga
136 Sarah Ann
148 111 Mulberry
164 Peirce
174 Franklin
192 Pennsylvania av
PENN— from 163 German
PENN AL— from German to Cider al., E of
Penn
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE— going NW
from 177i.< Franklin «
Left. Right.
2 1 Franklin
Pearl
20 George
39 St. Mary's
51 Orchard
70 77 Biddle
109 Union
106 Greenwillow
Preston
158 173 Hoffman
196 Dolphin
240 249 Lanvale
290 321 Townsend
334 Mosher
362 Smith
385 McMechin
429 Wilson
464 Laurens
554 Robert
578 Fremont
Presstman
PERRY— going west from 110 S Charles
PETTICOAT AL— from Ensor, S of Madi-
son
PHILPOT— from basinto Thames, S of Block
PHILPOT AL— from 16 Gough
PIG AL-from Charles, S of Lee
PIN AL— from Arch, N of Lexington
PINE, (N)— going north from 510 W Balti-
more
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
8 3 Raborg
7 Fayette
26 25 Vine
Lexington
44 49 Josephine
74 59 Saratoga
88 .65 Sarah Ann
104 73 Mulberry
122 91 Peirce
132 Franklin
162 George
PINK, (S)— from 505 W Baltimore
PLEASANT — going west from Jones Falla
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls
4 3 Holiday
5 North
Davis
Calvert
30 31 Courtland
St. Paul
38 Charles
PLEASANT AL-from 165 S Chapel
PLEASANT, LITTLE— from N Charles to
Park, N of Saratoga
PLOVER AL— from Centre, E of Park
PLOV^MAN— from Jones Falls to High, S
of Baltimore
HEWRY GIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain,
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, HX Spear's
Seeds, &e.
Wharf.
558
STREET DIRECTORY.
PLUM— from 284 Montgomery
POINT LA— iTom Broadway to Harford av,
N of Greenmount Cemetery
POINT— from 1 Thames
POPPLETON (N)— going north from 678 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 Baltimore
12 15 Raborg
30 23 Favette .
31 Vine
* 54 43 Lexington
81 Saratoga
99 Mulberry
Peirce
105 Franklin
POPPLETON (S)— going south from- 657 W
Baltimore
Left. Right.
2 1 Baltimore
12 11 Booth
24 21 HoUins
26 31 Boyd
38 39 Lombard
56 Lemmon
Pratt
80 75 McHenry
94 89 Ryan
To Columbia
PORTER— going south from Nicholson, E of
Stevenson
POR.TLAND — going west from intersection
of Greene and Columbia
POTOMAC— going north and south from
Baltimore. E of Patuxent
PO LI LTNEY— going west from Light, S of
Hamburg
PRATT (E)— going east from Jones Falls
Left. Right.
2 1 Jones Falls
19 President
44 37 Albemarle
50 39 High
74 57 Exeter
94 73 Gough
105 CentraUav
125 Eden
141 Spring
148 163 Caroline
168 183 Dallas
188 201 Bond
206 221 Bethel
238 237 Broadway
259 Regester
256 281 Ann
296 309 Wol%
312 325 Chapel
326 337 Washington
To East'av
PRATT, (W)— going west from Jones Falls
Left. Right.
1 2 Jones Falls
11 12 Concord
27 24 Mill
29 30 Centre Market space
35 O'Donnell's wharf
46 Frederick
37 feuchanan's whf
68 Gay
43 Spear's wharf
51 Patterson
61 104 Commerce
65 120 South
Left. Right.
71 Bowly's wharf
140 Cheapside
144 Calvert
152 Hollingsworth
156 Grant
158 Ellicott
164 Light
167 202 Charles
199 236 Hanover
231 264 Sharp
263 291 Howard
295 326 Eutaw
323 Paca
347 392 Greene
377 Emory
405 Penn
445 Fremont
503 Scott
526 Parkin
560 Poppleton
580 Amity
600 Schroeder
630 Oregon
682 Republican
719 718 Carey ^
Calhoun
Strieker
Gilmor
805 Mount
835 Fulton
902 Monroe
Payson
Pulaski
PRATT-ST WHARF— from Light-street to
Bowly's wharf
PRATT'S WHARF (iron)— Boston, Canton
PRESBURY— from N Calhoun, N of Baker
PRESIDENT— goins south from 17 E Pratt
PRESIDENT AL— from Presidents of East-
ern avenue
PRESSTM AN— W from Garden . N of Robert
PRESTON — going E from Pennsylvania av
Left. Right.
1 2 Pennsylvania av
85 Ross
McCulIoh
Madison av
99 108 Eutaw
123 152 Garden
182 Bolton
Jenkins 'la
185 218 Grundy
Cathedral
PROCTOR AL— from Chase, E of Green-
mount avenue
PROSSER— going south from Marriott, E of
Neale
PUBLIC WHARF— foot of Wills, S of City
Dock
PULASKI— going north and south from W
Baltimore, W of Payson
PUTNAM— from James, S of Clare
Q.
QUAY AL— from basin to Light, S of Lee
R.
RABORG— going west from 4 N Greene
Left. Right.
Pearl
17 Arch
GEO. .S. PAOK & BRO., Mnmifacturers of Roofs and Roofing 3Iaterials, 111 Smitll'«
Wliarf; C. HART S»nTH, Agent.
STREET DIRECTORY.
559
Left. Right.
64 71 Pine
114 121 Fremont
206 205 Popple ton
224 Amity
236 Schroeder
320 Republican
RACE— from S Cliades, W of Hanover
RAMSAY'S WHARF— from 17 Thames
RAMSAY — from intersection of Columbia and
Fremont, going west
RANDALL— going east from Sharj^S of Fort
READ— going west from Jones Falls, N of
Madison
REESIL — going south from Nicholson, E of
Porter
REESE'S AL-from Lee, W of Sharp
REGESTER (N)— going north from 314 E
Baltimore to Northern av
REGESTER (S)— going south from 321 E
Baltimore
Left, rdght.
1 Baltimore
26 33 Lombard
48 61 Pratt
102 113 Gough
124 133 Bank
136 143 Eastern av
150 ' 159 Canton av
170 Aliceanna
196 197 Lancaster
REPUBLICAN (N)— going 'north from 806
W Baltimore
REPUBLICAN (S) going south from 783 W
Baltimore
RESERVOIR AV— going south from Bank, E
of Chester
RICHARD — from Lancaster, E of Broadway
RICHMOND— from 86 Cathedral
RIDGFXY— from 190 S Fremont
RICKETT'S AL-from Montgomery, W of
Light
RINGGOLD AL-from 18 McHenry
ROBERT— from Pennsylvania av, N of Lau-
rens
ROCK— from 337 Lexington
ROSE LANE— Cathedral extended
ROSE — fi-om Madison av between Preston
and Euiaw
ROSS— going n w from 179 N Howard
Left. Eight.
1 Howard
8 Eutaw
32 Jasper
Paca
54 St. Mary's
68 83 Orchard
104 109 Biddle
128 Union
158 161 Preston
194 195 Hoffman
226 227 Dolphin
273 Lanvale
317 Townsend
To Northern av
RUSSELL— from 218 S Fremont
RUSSELL'S CT— from 78 Harford av
RUSSELL LA— from N Central av, N of
Orleans
RUTTER AL-from McMechin, W of Ca-
thedral
RYAN, (formerly Brunswick) — from Parkin
to Amity, S of McHenry
SADTLER AL-from Warren, E of Henry
SALISBURY AL— from Exeter to Lloyd, W
of Lombard
SARAH ANN— going west from 136 Pearl
SARATOGA— going west from 78 N Gay
Lefi. Riglil
2 1 Gay
Holiday
22 North
Davis
36 Calvert
Couriland
46 47 St. Paul
56 • Church lane
28 Charles
72 81 Sharp
78 Liberty
120 105 Park
142 131 Howard
135 State
164 153 Eutaw
178 165 Jasper
194 171 Paca
Diymond
191 Greene
218 201 Pearl
230 Arch
280 271 Pine
298 291 Chatsworth
384 389 F.emont
406 Rock
424 427 Poppleton
454 Atniiy
470 483 Schroeder
512 537 Oi^egon
544 Carlton
5G8 Republican
602 541 Carey
638 Calhoun
672 Strieker
696 G'lmor
702 Mount
To Calverton road
SARATOGA CT— from Arch. S of Saratoga
SASSAFRAS— going south from Cross, W
of Wicomico
SCHROEDER (N)— from 722 W Baltimore
Left. RigliL
1 2 Baltimore
13 12 Raborg
25 22 Fayette
29 30 Vine
50 Lexington
108 Saratoga
To Lanvale
SCHROEDER (S)— from 705 W Baltimore
Left. Righi.
1 2 Baltimore
13 8 Booth
28 16 Hollins
33 24 lioyd
43 30 Lombard
71 69 Pratt
SCOTT— from 355 w Lombard
SCREW DOCK— from 15 Thames
SECOND (W) -going west from Centre
Market space, S of Baltimore
Left. Righl.
1 2 Centre Market space
27 14 Frederick
WM. IT. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life IiisuriUice Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Iiifo Insurance Co., Ne-wark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
• Mutual
560
STREET DIRECTORY.
Left. Right.
18 Gay
91 44 South
SECOND (E)— going east from Jones' Falls,
N of Lombard
SECOND, LITTLE— going south from Fifth
near Powder liouse
SECOND LA— from Fifth lane, near Powder
house
SEVENTFI— going south from Water, near
Powder house
SEVERN— going south from Cross, W of S
Paca
SHAD AL— from N Greene to Diamond, S
of Lexington
SHAKSPEAR— from Bond to Broadway, N
of Thames
SHARP (N)— from 292 W Baltimore
SHARP (S)— going south from 289 W Balti-
nnore
Left. Right.
1 Baltimore
29 J 4 German
37 46 Lombard
.59 62 Pratt
73 66 Dover
87 Camden
97 80 Perry
101 96 Conway
110 Wayne
128 Barre
160 Lee
177 184 York
183 204 Hill
220 Montgomery
229 270 Henrietta
273 316 Hamburg
229 Cross
To Moale
SHIRK'S AL— from Jones' Falls, N of
Northern.av
SHORT— from 52 Orleans
SHORT AL— from Short, E of Aisquith
SIXTH — from Fourth, near Powder house
SLEMMER'S AL— from Granby, E of Pres-
ident
SLEMMER'S AL— from N Spring, N of
Monument
SMALLWOOD— going north and south from
Baltimore, W of Pulaski
SMITH — from Fremont to Pennsylvania av,
N of Mosher
SMITH'S AL— from Gay to Frederick, S of
Lombard
SMITH'S CT— from Eutaw, N of Lexing-
ton
SMITH'S WHF— from S E cor of W Pratt
SMITH'S AL— from Eden N of Chew
SMITH'S LA— from Smith's whf to Buchan-
an's whf, S of Pratt
SNYDER'S COURT— from Regeater to Ann,
N of Eastern av
SOMERSET— from 280 e Madison
SOUTH— going south from 115 W Baltimore
Left. Right.
1 2 Baltimore
16 Lovely la
27 Second
34 Water
39 44 Lombard
52 Guilford
66 Pratt
76 Wood
SOUTH LA— going north from Barre, be-
tween Charles and Light
SPEAR'S WHF— from 43 W Pratt
SPRUNG CT— from S Charles N of Camden
SPRING GARDEN AV— from York, W of
Sharp
SPRING GARDEN WHF— foot of Eutaw
SPRING (N) going north from 186 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
1 Baltimore
11 Hampstead
Fayette
28 33 Hollins
45 May
Mullikin
36 Orleans
64 81 Jefferson
92 93 McElderry
120 119 Monument
152 Madison
170 Gay
To Lanvale
SPRING (S) going south from 199 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
9 Baltimore
20 Lombard
56 Pratt
126 127 Gough
142 153 Bank
168 151 Eastern av
191 Canton av
Aliceanna
Lancaster
SPRUCE AL— from S Washington, S of
Gough
SPURRIER'S CT— S side of Lexington, W
of St. Paul
STAG A L— from Lexington, W of Eutaw
STABLE AL— from Lombard, W of Gay
STATE— going N from 133 Saratoga
STATE-ST CT— from State N of Saratoga
STERRETT— going south from McHenry,
W of Fremont
STEVENSON— going south from Reason, E
of Marriott
STILES— going east from 24 East Falls av
Left. Right.
East Falls av
President
Albemarle
26 23 High
52 47 Exeter
72 Gough
98 Central av
STIRLING— from 17 Mott
STOCKHOLM— going west from Leadenhall,
N of Ostend .,
STOCKTON AL— fromLex;ington W of Re-
publican
STONE AL— from Biddle to Biddle al, E of
Pennsylvania av
STRICKER (N)— going north from 866 W
Baltimore
STRICKER (S) going south from Baltimore
STRANGE AL— from Charles, N of Balti-
more
STUART— going S from Nicholson, E of
Andre
STUMP AL^from Barre, W of Charles
ST. JAMES— from Central av, N of Madison
ST. MARY— going W. from 163 Madison av
J. IlK:viiV (^IBSB, Conimiiiuion Merchant, fur tlie sale or F-lour, Grain, Saeds, i
Hoiieudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ^1 Spear's AVIiarC
STREKI DIRECTORY.
561
ST. MARY'S CT— from 11 Pennsylvania av
ST. PAUL— going north from 186 Baltimore
Lefi. Right.
1 Baltimore
23 13 Fayette
Lexington
50 Saratoga
58 69 Pleasant
85 Mulberry
Franklin
115 Hamilton
125 Centre
149 Monument
171 Madison
Read
Eager
ST. PETER— from S Paca to Parkin, S of
Columbia
ST. PETER AL— from Parkin, S of Colum-
bia
SWAN— from Jones' Falls to Centre Market
space, S of Baltimore
SWAN AL— between S Bethel and S Bond
TEMPLE— from 54 E Baltimore
TENPIN AL— from Spring near Baltimore
TESSIER— going north from 106 St. Mary
THAMb:S— going east from Philpot, S of
Lancaster
THIRD- from Cross to Randall
THOMPSON— going west from Fremont,
between George and Adams
THOMPSON AL— from Fremont, N of Lom-
bard
THOMSEN— from Forrest to Aisquith, N of
Orleans
TOON K— going east from Boston, S of Elli-
coit
TOWNSEND— going S W and N W from
Cathedral, N of Lanvale
TOWSON— going south from Cox, E of Hull
TREGO'S WHF— east end of Hughes
TRINITY— going east from 78 Albemarle
TRIPOLET'S AL— going south from 81 W
Baltimore
TRUXTON— from Jones Falls, N of Peniten-
tiary
TYSON (formerly Lerew's al) — going from
123 Saratoga
TYSON— going south from 148 Cathedral
TYSON AL— from Richmond, E of Howard
U.
UHLER'S AL— from Hanover to Charles, N
of Pratt
ULRICK AL— from Caroline to Spring, S of
Pratt
UNION AL— from 35 N Central avenue to
Caroline
UNION — from 109 Pennsylvania avenue
UNION SQUARE— bounded by Gilmor,
Strieker, Hollins and Lombard
UNION WHF—from Eastern avenue to Basin
UPTON— from Townsend, E of Fremont
UPTON PARK— from George, betw Chats-
worth and Fremont
V.
VALLEY— from 33 Neighbor
VINCENT— going N from Baltimore, E of
Mount
W.
WAESCHE— from Saratoga, E of Fremont
WAGON A L— going west from 69 N Amity
WALKER— from 240 Columbia
WALKER'S CT— from Bond, S of McEl-
derry
WALL— from Dugan's wharf, S of Pratt
WALNUT AL— from Pear alley to Ross
WALSH— going north from 260 W Biddle
WALTEMYER AL— from Fremont, N of
Cooke
WARNER— going from 81 Elbow lane
WARREN— S of Russell
WARREN— from Light, S of Little Church
WARREN, F. P.— from Bethel, S of Bank
WASHINGTON AV— going south from
Cross, W of Carroll
WASHINGTON (F. H.)— going south from
99 Cross
WASHINGTON (N) F. P.— going north
from Baltimore, E of Chapel
WASHINGTON PLACE— from Centre to
Madison, W of St. Paul
WASHINGTON (S) F. P.— going south
from Baltimore, E of Chapel
Left. Right.
19 Baltimore
39 Lombard
Pratt
115 Gough
135 Bank
167 Eastern ay
191 Canton av
Fountain
209 Aliceanna
WASHINGTON SQ.— including Washing-
ton Monument, at the intersection of Charles
and Monument
WATER— from South to Light, N of Lom-
bard
WATER, F. H.— going east from William,
S of Gittings
WATERS' WHARF— from N E cor of Fell
and Wolfe
WATERS' CT.— from Biddle, W of Penn-
sylvania av
WATERS' ROW, from Biddle, W of Penn-
sylvania av
WATSON— from High to Central av, S of
Baltimore
WAVERLEY TERRACE- Carey, from
Fayette to Lexington
WAYNE— going east from 132 S Eutaw
WEBB— from Ensor, N of Chew
WEBSTER— going south from Clement, E of
Powder House
WEBSTER CT— rear of 179 Greenmount av
WEBSTER AL— from Albert al, S of Eager
WELCOME AL— going west from 174 Light
St. wharf
WELSH AL— from 192 Lexington
WEST — going west from Basin, S of Cross
WEST AL— from Eutaw, S of Camden
WEST AL— from Stirling, near Eager
WEST FALLS AV— going south from Lom-
bard
Right.
2 Lombard
8 Pratt
64
110
192
OKO. S. PACrK Si BRO., SlanulActurers oT Roofs and Roofing materials, 111 Smith's
WluuRf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
36
i62
STKEET DIKECTORT.
Right.
62 Eastern av
94 Canton av
212 Block
WHITE AL— going west from 88 N Pop-
Wi
leton
''ICOMICO— going south from Cross, W of
Severn
WILKENS— running north from Frederick
av, E of tollgate
WILLIAM— going south from 23 York
WILLIAMSON AL— from Hanover to Light,
N of Hamburg
WILLOW— from 52 Harford av
WILLS— from 28 Philpot
WILLS ST. WHF— end of Wilis
WILMER AL— from 43 W Hoffman
WILSON— from 431 Pennsylvania av
WINANS' ROW— from Jackson E of Light
WINDSOR— from Boston to Cambridge, S of
Canton av
WINDSOR MILL ROAD, running west
from N Fremont, near Pennsylvania av
WINE AL— from Light to Charles, S of Bal-
timore
WOLFE (N)— going north from 364 e Bal-
timore
WOLFE (S)— going south from 369 E Balti-
more
Left. Right.
19 Baltimore
35 Lombard
61 Pratt
106 103 Gough
126 129 Bank
162 159 Eastern av
192 196 Canton av
221 Aliceanna
255 Lancaster
271 Thames
296 Fell
WOLFE AL— from Perry, W of Howard
WOOD AL— from Adams, E of Fremont
WOOD— from South to Bowly's wharf, S of
Pratt
WOODS' CT— south of Bank, west of S Cen-
tral av
WOOSTER— going from James, S of Stock-
holm
WYETH— from 224 Columbia
X AL— from Lee to York, W of Charles
Y.
YELLOTT'S CT— rear of 213 Chesnut
YORK— going west from Basin, S of Lee
YOUNG— from 22 Orleans
YOUNG AL— from Dallas, S of Jefferson
MARKETS.
BEL-AIR MARKET— Forrest, from Hillen
to Orleans. Tuesday and Friday
CENTRE MARKET— from Baltimore to
Pratt, W of Jones Falls. Wednesday and
Saturday
CROSS STREET MARKET— from Light
to Charles, between Cross and West
FELL'S POINT MARKET— Broadway,
from Canton av to Thames. Tuesday and
Friday
HANOVER MARKET— N W corner Han-
over and Camden. Monday and Thursday
ROLLINS ST. MARKET— Hollins, S of
Baltimore
LEXINGTON MARKET— Lexington, from
Eutaw to Pearl. Tuesday and Friday
RICHMOND MARKET-from Howard to
Biddle
CANTON MARKET— from Patapsco to Po-
tomac, north of Ellicott
WTW:. p. VITEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., JVerrark:. W. J.." 89 Second Street.
BOUNDARIES OF THE WARDS.
FIRST WARD.— Beginning at the inter-
section of Monument and Wolfe streets; thence
east on south side of Monument street to city-
limits; thence south along city limits to Laza-
retto; thence around water line of Northwest
Branch to Fell street; thence along Fell street,
east side, to Wolfe street; thence north on east
side of Wolfe street to place of beginning.
SECOND WARD.— Beginning at the in-
tersection of Bank and Wolfe streets; thence
south on west side of Wolfe street to Fell street;
thence southeast on southwest side of Fell
street to water line; thence along the water
line of Northwest Branch and Jones' Falls to
Eastern avenue; thence east on south side of
Eastern avenue to Central avenue; thence north
on east side of Central avenue to Bank street;
ihence east on south side of Bank street to
place of beginning.
THIRD WARD.— Beginning at the inter-
section of Central avenue and Baltimore street;
thence south on east side of Central avenue to
Bank street: thence east on north side of Bank
street to Wolfe street; thence no»th on west side
of Wolfe streetio Baltimore street; thence west
on south side of Baltimore street to place of
beginning.
FOURTH WARD.— Beginning at the in-
tersection of Central avenue and Fayette street;
thence south on the west side of Central ave-
nue to Eastern avenue; thence west on north
side of Eastern avenue around to Jones' Falls;
thence north along the line of Jones' Falls
to Fayette street; thence east on south side of
Fayette street to place of beginning
FIFTH WARD.— Beginning at the inter-
section of Fayette street and Central avenue;
thence wejf tward on north side of Fayette street
to Jones' Falls; thence north along the line of
Jones' Falls to Hillen street; thence northeast-
wardly on the southeasterly side of Hillen
street to Monument street; thence east on south
side of Monument street to Central avenue;
thence south on west side of Central avenue to
place of beginning.
SIXTH WARD.— Beginning at the inter-
section of Monument street and Central ave-
nue; thence east on the south side of Monu-
ment street to Wolfe street; thence south on
west side of Wolfe street to Baltimore street;
ihence west on north side of Baltimore street
J. HENRY GIESE, Commission MercUnut, for tUe sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on liand, 31 Spear's VlTiarf.
to Central avenue; thence north on east side of
Central avenue to place of beginning.
SEVENTH WARD.— Beginning at the in-
tersection of Monument and Ensor streets ;
thence north on east side of Ensor street to
Harford avenue ; thence north on east side of
Harford avenue to city limits ; thence east and
south along city limits to Monument street ;
thence west on north side of Monument street
to place of beginning.
EIGHTH WARD.— Beginning at the in-
tersection of Hillen street and Jones' Falls ;
thence northeast on northwest side of Hillen
street to Ensor street ; thence north on west
side of Ensor street to Harford avenue ; ihence
north on west side of Harford avenue to city-
limits ; thence west along city limits to Jones'
Falls ; thence southwardly along Jones' Falls
to place of beginning.
NINTH WARD.— Beginning at the inter-
section of Charles and Pratt streets ; thence
east on north side of Pratt street and around
the Basin to Jones' Falls ; thence north along
line of said Falls to Franklin street ; thence
west on south side of Franklin street to Charles
street ; thence south on east side of Charles
street to place of beginning.
TENTH WARD.— Beginning at the inter-
section of Franklin and Paca streets ; thence
east on the south side of Franklin street to
Charles street ; thence south on west side of
Charles street to Pratt street ; thence west on
north side of Pratt street to Paca street ; thence
north on east side of Paca street to place of
beginning.
ELEVENTH WARD.— Beginning at the
intersection of Franklin and Paca streets ; thence
north on the east side of Paca street to Ross
street ; thence northwestwardly on the north-
east side of Ross street to Biddle street ; thence
northeast and east on the southeast and south
side of Biddle street to Jones' Falls ; thencj
south along line of Jones' Falls to Franklin
street ; thence west on north side of Franklin
street to place of beginning.
TWELFTH WARD.— Beginning at the
intersection of Ross and Biddle streets ; thence
northeast and east on the northwest and north
side of Biddle street to Jones' Falls ; thence
northwardly along line of Jones' Falls to city
limits ; thence west along city limits to Ross
564
BOUNDARIES OF THE WARDS.
street ; thence southeast on northeast side of
Ross street to place of beginning.
THIRTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Lexington and Paca streets ;
thence west on the north side of Lexington
street to Poppleton street ; thence north on east
side of Poppleton street to Franklin street ;
thence east on south side of Franklin street to
Paca street ; thence south on west side of Paca
street to place of beginning.
FOURTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Pratt and Paca streets ;
thence west on the north side of Pratt street
to Poppleton street ; thence north on the east
side of Poppleton street to Lexington street ;
thence east on the south side of Lexington
street to Paca street ; and thence south on west
side of Paca street to place of beginning.
FIFTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at the
intersection of Howard and Pratt streets ;
thence south on east side of Howard street to
Henrietta street ; thence east on north side of
Henrietta and Warren streets (o wat^r line of
Basin ; thence along water line of Basin to
Pratt street ; thence west on south side of Pratt
street to place of beginning.
SIXTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at the
intersection of Pratt and Howard streets;
thence south on the west side of Howard street
to Hamburg street, thence n,orthwest on north-
west side of Hamburg and Cross streets to
Poppleton street ; thence north on east side of
Poppleton street to Pratt street ; thence east
on south side of Pratt street to place of begin-
ning.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Henrietta and Hanover
streets ; thence east on south side of Henriet-
ta and Warren streets to water line ; thence
along water line to Clement street ; thence
east on south side of Clement street to Hanover
street ; thence north on east side of Hanover
street to place of beginning.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Baltimore and Poppleton
streets ; thence south on west side of Pop-
pleton street to Cross street ; thence south-
east on southwest side of Cross street and
Hamburg street to Howard street ; thence
north on east side of Howard street to Hen
rietta street; thence east on south side of Hen-
rietta stree't to Hanover street ; thence south
on west side of Hanover street to Clement
street; thence west on north side of Clement
street to water line of Middle Branch ; thence
along water line of Middle Branch and
Gwynn's Falls to the city limits ; thence north
along line of city limits to Baltimore street ;
thence east on south side of Baltimore street
to place of beginning.
NINETEENTH WARD.— Beginning at
the intersection of Baltimore and Poppleton
streets ; thence north on west side of Popple-
ton street to Franklin street ; thence east on
north side of Franklin to Fremont street;
thence northeast on northwest side of Fremont
street and Pennsylvania avenue to city limits ;
thence west and south along city limits to
Baltimore street ; thence east on north side of
Baltimore street to place of beginning.
TWENTIETH WARD.— Beginning at the
intersection of Fremont and Franklin streets ;
thence northwest on northeast side of Fre-
mont street and Pennsylvania avenue to the
city limits ; thence east along the city limits
to Ross street ; thence southeast on southwest
side of Ross street to Paca street ; thence
south on west side of Paca street to Franklin
street ; thence west on north side of Franklin
street to place of beginning.
GEO. S. PAGE & BRO., Manufacturers of Roof« and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
IVharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
APPENDIX.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Nineteenth Presidential term of four years began on the 4th of March, 186], and will
«xpire on the 3d of March, 1865.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN , of Illinois President.
HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine Vice-President.
WM. H. SEWARD, of New York. Secretary of State.
SALMON P. CHASE, of Ohio Secretary of the Treasury
EDWIN M. STANTON, of Pennsylvania Secretary of War.
GIDEON WELLES, of Connecticut Secretary-of the Navy.
JOHN P. USHER, of Indiana Secretary of the Interior.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, of Maryland Postmaster General.
EDWARD BATES, of Missouri Attorney General.
GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
AUGUSTUS W. BRADFORD, of Baltimore County Governor.
WM. B. HILL, of Baltimore County Secretary of State.
ROBERT FOWLER, of Baltimore City Treasurer.
HENRY H. GOLDSBOROUGH, of Talbot County Comptroller of the Treasury
NICHOLAS BREWER, of John, of Annapolis Adjutant General.
W. L. W. SEABROOK, of Frederick City Commissioner of the Land Office.
HANSON P. JORDON, Annapolis > State Librarian.
CITY GOVERNMENT
JOHN LEE CHAPMAN Mayor.
ALFORD MACE, Secretary to Mayoralty.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Registn:
J. T. MEDTART, Deputy Register.
H. W. HAYDEN, Clerk to Register.
AUGUSTUS M. PRICE, City Collector.
JOHN L. THOMAS, Jr., City Counsellor.
JEHU GORSUCH, City Commissioner.
JAMES M. JACOBS, wJssisf. City Commis-
sioner.
SAMUEL MACCUBBIN, City Comptroller.
J. R. BROMWELL, Clerk to City Comptroller.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
Office 17 North street.
JAMES S. SUTER, Water Engineer.
GEORGE MERRYMAN, Registrar.
HEALTH OFFICERS.
SAMUEL T. KNIGHT, M. D., Commissioner
of Health.
GERARD T. MORGAN, M. D., .Assistant
Commissioner of Health.
WM. H. CLENDINEN, Physician of Marine
Hospital.
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insnrance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutual
Benefit Wfe Insurance Co., NewarU, Ji, J.," 89 Second Street.
566
APPENDIX.
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL, &c.
Officers of the First Branch.
President — James Young.
Chief Clerk— Andrew J. Eandel.
Reading Clerk— George W. Brooks.
Doorkeeper — James Maddox.
First Branch.
1st Ward— Joshua Lynch.
2d '
Frederick C. Meyer.
3d '
Edward S. Lamdin.
4th '
William McClymont.
5th '
James Young, (President.)
6th '
Joseph J. Robinson.
Ur. George W. Wayson.
7th '
8th •
J. Christian Kraft.
9th '
John Dukehart.
lOth '
George Keyser.
Sebastian F. Streeter.
11th '
12th '
John T. Bishop.
13th '
Wilson G. Horner.
14th '
Dr. C. C. Keyser.
15th '
Edward H. Price.
16th '
Oliver M. Disney.
17th '
Charles H. Bowen.
18th '
John M. Jones.
19th '
Robert M. Proud.
20th '
Archibald D. Ferguson.
Officers of the Second Branch.
President — Samuel Duer.
Clerk— William S. Crowley.
Doorkeeper — George A. Cunningham.
Second Branch.
1st and 2d Wards-
3d and 4th "
5th and 6th "
7th and 8th "
9th and 10th "
11th and 12th "
13th and 14th
15th and 16th "
17th and 18th
19th and 20th "
-Dr. Schwartze.
John G. Wilmot.
George I. Kennard.
Wm. Brooks.
Jas. H. Markland.
C. Sidney Norris.
Samuel Duer.
John Barron.
Wm. Moody.
Valentine Foreman.
POLICE ORGANIZATION.
Nicholas L. Wood, President. ^
Samuel Hindes. VCom'rs.
John Lee Chapman, Mayor. )
John A. Thompson, Treasurer.
Wm. A. Vanostrand, Marshal.
Wm. B. Lyons, Deputy Marshal.
Wm. S. Browning, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Office, JV. E. Corner of Holiday and Fayette Streets.
GEORGE N. EATON President.
JOHN N. M'JILTON Treasurer.
WM. D. M'JILTON Clerk.
Wards. Commissioners.
1 — Henry C. Larrabee,
2— Wm. H. Hebden,
3— C. L. L. Leary,
4 — Thomas I. Pitt, .
5 — John F. Plummer
6 — James T. Randolph
7 — James D Lowry,
8— Charles Faringer
9 — Louis Muller, .
10— Wm. Daniel, . .
11 — George N. Eaton,
12— F. A. Crook,. .
13 — James H. Cox, .
14— Dr. E. G. Waters
15— J. W. LOANE, .
IG— Dr. a. W. Colbur>
17 — Steptoe B. Taylor
18 — E. R. Petherbridgi
19_W. C. Arthur, .
20 — Richard Sewell,
Residence, or Place of Business.
316 E. Pratt street and cor. Caroline and Lancaster streets.
151 and 178 S. Broadway.
39 S. Broadway and Eastern Hall,
.corner High and Pratt streets.
98 Aisquith street and 89 North Gay street
288 East Baltimore street, corner of Broadway
314 N. Caroline,
14 Constitution street.
99 West Baltimore street.
67 W. Fayette street and 41 S. Sharp street.
54 Mount Vernon place, and 13 South Charles street.
corner Madison avenue and Townsend street
58 North Greene street.
21 Hollins street.
89 Barre street and 2 Bowly's wharf
166 South Paca street.
373 Light street.
corner Hollins and Strieker streets.
Lexington street, near Mount street.
247 Biddle street.
J. HENRV GIESE, Commission MercHant, for tHe sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &e.
Roueudnle Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on Iinnd, 21 Spear's Wharf.
APPENDIX.
567
LOCATION AND TEACHERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
LOCATION.
corner of Holiday and Fayette streets,
Aisquitli near Orlean^street,
, corner of Fayette and Greene streets,
Drawbridge, City Block,
N. W. cor. Calvert and Saratoga streets,
1, corner of Fayette and Greene streets,
1, "
2, corner of Broadway and Bank streets,
2, "
3, Aisquith near Fayette street,
3, corner of Fayette and Front streets,
4, corner of Hanover and Lee streets,
4, "
5, corner of Monument and Forrest streets,
5, "
6, Ross near Biddle street
7, cor. of Chesapeake and Hudson streets,
8, corner of Fremont st. and Ridgely alley,
9, corner of Calvert and Saratoga streets,
10, corner of William and Warren streets.
Central High School,
Eastern Female High School,
Western Female High School
Floating School,
Normal Class,
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male and Fern. Gr. Sch. No.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No. 10,
Male Grammar School No. 11, corner of Bond and Jefferson streets.
Female. " " No. 11, " " " "
Male Grammar School No. 12, Barre street west of Eutaw
Female " " No. 12, " " "
Male Grammar School No. 13, corner Jefferson street and Caroline,
Female " " No. 13, corner Aisquith near Mullikin
14, corner of Gough and Stiles streets,
14, "
15, corner Schroeder street and Wagon al.,
15, corner Republican st. and Wagon alley,
1, corner of Fayette and Greene streets,
1, " . "
2, Stiles near High street,
2, "
3, corner of Gough and Wolfe streets,
3, "
4, Hill between Hanover and Sharp streets
4, "
5, Edward near Aisquith street
6, Ann, betw. Canton av. and Aliceanna st.
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No,
Male Grammar School No.
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No,
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No.
Male " *' No.
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.
Male Primary School No.
Female " " No.
7, Mullikin near Aisquith
8, Caroline near Lombard street,
9, corner of Calvert and Saratoga streets,
9, corner of Front and Fayette streets,
10, HoUins near Schroeder street,
10,
Male Primary School No. 11, corner of Schroeder and Peirce streets.
Female " " No. 11, " " " "
Male Primary School No. 12, Barre near Eutaw street.
Female " " No. 12, " " "
Male Primary School No. 13, Jefferson near Caroline street.
Female " " No. 13, " "
Male Primary School No. 14, Eutaw near Preston street,
Female " " No. 14, " " "
Male Primary School No. 15, corner Republican st. and Wagon al
Female " " No. 15, corner Schroeder street and Wagon al
Male Primary School No. 16, Hillen near High street,
Female " " No. 16, " " "
Male Primary School No. 17, corner Light and Poultney streets.
Female " " No. 17, " " " "
PRINCIPALS.
Thomas D. Baird
Nathan '1 H.Thayer
D. A. Hollingshead
George C. Hale
W. R. Creery
M. A. Newell
Henrietta C. Adams
Wm. Kerr
Mary McDermot
George B. Loane
Margaret Snyder
Henry Cragg
Elizabeth A. Cross
Andrew S. Kerr
Mary Rice
Thomas S. Bennett
Eliza Adams
Rebecca E. Horton
John Basil, Jr.
Adelaide L. Hall
George S. Grape
A. G. K. Chappell
A. Z. Hartman
Mary M. Wilson
A. Hamilton
Nancy W. Smith
Wm. R. Creery
Anna P. Wise
Sarah E. Dale
Margaret Poole
William A. Rippey
S. L. Bassford
, J. F. Arthur
, Mary W. Storke
Catherine M. Small
Elizabeth Kirk
M. D. Heron
Ann J. Grosciip
Georgia A. Duvall
R. A. Darrington
Sallie A.E. Pattison
Mary H.Tliomiz
Amanda Harker
Mary Henderson
Agnes P. Tolson
Priscilla Owens
J. E. Hughes
Sarah E. Smith
Ann Eliza Driscoli
M. A. Barrickman
Olivia A. Shaw
M. L. Hiskey
Elizabeth P. Martin
M. C. Mullikin
Jane H. Allen
Laura Wamaling
Laura Brian
Sarah E. Day
Mary A. Joice
Susan Crawford
Emily Ellis
Susan Helsby
Annie J. Whitworth
Mary Hanna
Mary Hanna
Sarah A. Sewell
E. Virginia Addison
eieiO, S. PAGS & BHOo Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 SmifL'S
Wharf. C. HART SMITH, Agent.
168
APPENDIX.
SCHOOLS.
Male Primary School
Female " "
Male Primary School
Female '* "
Male Primary School
Female " "
EVENING SCHOOL
MUSIC teacher-
Location.
No. 18, Walsh near Lanvale streets,
No. 18,
No. 19, Frederick street near Lombard,
No. 19,
No. 20, corner of Caroline and Holland streets.
No. 20, «' '< «' «'
No. 21, s e corner Greene and Lombard streets.
No. 22, corner Scott and St. Peter streets,
No. 23, corner Bond and Chew streets,
No. 24, corner Hudson and Chesapeake streets.
No. 25, Eastern avenue near High street.
No. 26, Harford avenue near John street,
No. 27, Locust Point,
No. 28, East near Douglass street
No. 29, corner Baltimore and Gilmor streets,
No. 30, corner Lombard and Washington sts.,
No. 31, cor. Washington and Clement sts. F. H.
No. 3, Aisquith near Fayette streets
No. 4, n e corner Hanover and Lee streets
-Eastern District — C. S. Root
Western District — W. A. Tarbutton
Principals.
Annie Frederick
Isabella Fort
Susanna Fleury
Esther Wheeler
Laura A. Ball
Rosalie Barrett
Maria E. Walter
Olivia J. King
Mary A. Reilly
Margaret A. Hand
Ellen R. Carmichael
Mary S. Slater
Anna M. Smith
Anne M. German
Anna J. Burns
Elizabeth A.Colston
Anna Rooney
Wm. Elliott
Henry Cragg
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ice New City Hall.
Commissioners.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN T. MORRIS, President.
WM. H. STRAN, 1
CHAS. W. WALKER,
JOHN H. BAYLIES,
ROBERT TYSON,
HENRY FULTON, Secretary.
CHAS. T. HOLLOWAY, Chief Engineer.
JAMES L. STEUART, Jlssist. do.
JAS. WESLEY SHAW, Jissist. do.
ENGINE CO. No. 1— House located Paca
St. between Fayette and Lexington, George
Keyser, Foreman.
ENGINE CO. No. 2— House located Barre
St. between Sharp and Hanover, William
B. NoRRis, jr.. Foreman.
ENGINE CO. No. 3— House located Lom-
bard-st. between High and Exeter, James
H. Gravenstine, Foreman.
ENGINE CO. No. 4— House located North
St. between Fayette and Lexington, Geo.
W. Fisher, Foreman.
ENGINE CO. No. 5— House located Ann st.
between Pratt and Gough, Philip Sher-
wood, Foreman.
ENGINE CO. No. 6— House located corner
Gay and Ensor sts., Robert McCleary,
Foreman.
ENGINE CO. No. 7— House located Orchard
St. near Madison, Wm. G. Gorsuch, Fore-
man.
HOOK AND LADDER No. 1— House lo-
cated Harrison st. between Fayette and Bal-
timore, Wm. a. Megraw, Foreman.
HOOK AND LADDER No. 2— House lo-
cated Paca St. between Fayette and Lexing-
ton sts., Geo. H. Houck, Foreman.
CITY POLICE AND
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH,
Old City Hall, Holiday st.
For Fire Alarm and Police purposes, and for
recovery of Lost Children.
Parties finding children, will please have
them brought to the Central office, or any of
the Police Stations.
Jfotice. — To give an alarm of fire, turn the
crank slowly and regularly twenty times; should
the bell in the Signal Box not answer, repeat
the turns until answered.
When the services of the entire Department
are required, a general Alarm will be rung,
the strokes of the bells being given in quick
succession and without intermission.
D. P. WEST, Superintendent.
BELLS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Will Strike the Mo. of the Box
thus :
If the Alarm comes from Box No. 13, they
will strike
1-3, 1—3.
List of Telegraphic Fire Alarm Stations. '
1 Central Station, Holiday st.
2 Calvert and Lombard sts.
3 Baltimore and Hanover sts.
4 Pratt and Gay sts.
5 No. 1 Truck House, Harrison st.
6 Charles and Camden sts.
7 Howard and German sts.
8 Pratt Street Bridge
9 Charles and Mulberry sts
12 No. 3 Engine House, Lombard st.
P. AVEBR, Marine, Fire and I-lfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Ageni
Benent Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
tSIutual
APPENDIX.
569
13 No. 2 Engine House, Barre st.
14 No. 2 Truck House, Paca st,
15 No. 6 Engine House, Gay and Ensor sts.
,16 Aisquith and Douglass sts,
17 No. 7 Engine House, Eutaw and Roas sts.
18 Western Police Station, Greene st.
19 Penn and Lombard sts,
21' Bank and Exeter sts.
23 William and Montgomery sts.
24 Caroline and Lombard sts
25 Bond ancf Jefferson sts.
26 Light and Cross sts.
27 Eastern Police Station, Bank st.
28 St. Paul and Fayette sts.
31 Fremont and Columbia sts.
32 Franklin and Chatsworth sts.
34 Belair and Central avenues
35 Richmond Market House.
36 Southern Police Station,
37 Eager street and Morton alley
38 North and Monument sts.
41 Harford avenue and Eager st,
42 Drawbridge, foot of Falls.
43 Fremont and Lexington sts,
45 Pratt and Poppleton sts.
46 Front and Bath sts.
49 Calverton and Frederick roads
51 No. 5 Engine House, Ann st,
52 Pennsylvania avenue and Dolphin st.
53 Baltimore and Republican sts.
54 Canton avenue and Chester st.
56 Pennsylvania avenue and Fremont st.
61 Saratoga and Schroeder sts.
62 Madison and Forrest sts,
63 Broadway and Thames st,
64 Lexington and Strieker sts.
71 Pratt and Eutaw sts,
72 Clay and Park sts.
73 Monument street and Plover alley, (west
of Cathedral street.)
81 Eutaw Place and Dolphin st.
82 Canton avenue and Caroline st.
83 Baltimore and Wolfe sts.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
N. W. cor. Gay and Lombard. — Office hours
from 9 A. M. to 3 p. m.
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.
Collector — Henry W. Hoffman.
Deputy Collector— Wm. T. Valiant.
Deputy Collector and Auditor — George W.
McElroy.
Cashier — Wm. Evans.
Cashier— T. H. H. Leary.
Entry Clerk— C. M. Jameson.
Superintendent Warehouses — Henry R. Rey-
nolds.
Warehouse Clerk — P. T. Snowden.
Marine Clerk— W. T. R. Saffell.
Adjusting Clerk — Caleb Douty.
Impost Clerk— Charles E. Gettslich.
Miscellaneous Clerks— John T. Wood, H.
Clay Adreon, D. F, Karsner, Franklin
Lane, Thos. Jenkins and Wm. Thomson.
Gauger— Wm. H. Smith.
Measurer — Wm. H. Counselman.
Weigher — Henry McElderry.
Store Keepers— John B. Hayes, John B.
Askew and George Shaffer.
Boarding Officer — Thomas B. Gaither.
Debenture Officer— D. G. Martin.
NAVAL OFFICE.
Naval Officer — Francis S. Corkran.
Deputy Naval Officer— French S. Evans,
Warehouse Clerk — Wm. Corkran.
Adjusting Clerk— R. R. Battee.
Impost Clerk— Eli Lamb.
SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.
Surveyor — John F. McJilton.
Deputy Surveyor — E. L. Parker.
APPRAISER'S OFFICE.
Appraiser General — John F. Meredith.
Appraisers— Wm, I, Nicholls and J, F, Wag-
ner,
Clerks— Thomas P, Jenkins, Charles Brecht
and J. W, Jeffrey.
EXAMINER OF DRUGS.
J. Purviance Polk.
NAVY AGENT.
'Wm. Pinkney Ewing.
Deputy Navy Agent — Joshua M, Hall,
SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,
James Donohue.
POST OFFICE.
Exchange Buildings.
Wm. H. Purnell, Postmaster.
C, J. R. Thorpe, Assist. Postmaster.
The Office is open during the week in Win-
ter from 1}4 A. M. to 9 P. M.— Summer from
7 A, M. to 9 P. M. On Sunday from 9 till
10 A. M. Stamps for pre-payment of letters
can be had at the Post Office. »
A Time Table of the Departures of the
Steamers from Boston and New York, and
Steamers for California, carrying the Mails,
is placed in the rotunda of the Post Office.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Letters advertised are charged one cent
each, besides regular postage. Drop Letters
are not advertised, A list of Drop Letters is
placed in the rotunda of the Post Office every
week.
Circulars. — Three circulars or less, sent
for two cents; pre-payment by stamps re-
quired.
Newspapers. — The quarterly postage on
regular newspapers, if prepaid, is five cents
for a weekly paper; in same proportion if
published oftener. Transient newspapers
sent anywhere within the United States 'at
two cents, not exceeding four ounces, prepaid
by postage stamps; all transient printed mat-
ter at like rates.
For postage on other printed matter sea
table of rates.
When the article to be mailed is a circular,
pamphlet or newspaper, it should be so en-
veloped as to be open at one end — otherwise
it will be charged as a letter.
J. HKSVRY GIESE, Commission Jlercliant, for the sale of Flour, Grniii, Seeds, &c.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster couitantly on liand, 31 Spear's Wharf.
570
APPENDIX.
STATION OR BRANCH POST OFFICES
The carriers will visit each Station or
Branch Post Office in the city of Baltimore
(under the new carrier system as inaugurated
by the Postmaster General, commencing from
July 1st, 1863,) three times a day, (Sundays
excepted) commencing at the hours of 7 A.
M., 11 A. M., and 2.30 P. M. By this sys-
tem the letters for the outgoing mails will be
brought to the Post Office in time to be sent
with the corresponding mails, while the local
or drop letters will be promptly delivered
(within the city limits) as addressed, as often
as three times each day, without charge or
additional carriers' stamps as heretofore.
The law requires that all matter to be sent
through the mails, or to be delivered within
the limits of the city, must be prepaid in
United States postage stamps.
Postage to be prepaid on local or drop let-
ters ttco cents each, if within the half ounce
in weight; four cents if over, and within the
ounce, &c.
Postage to be prepaid on all letters to b«
sent through the mails to any part of the
United States (California included) three cents
if single rate, six cents if double, &c.
Special care has been taken in the selection
of proper localities for the Drop boxes, itn
order to afford the greatest facilities to each
and every section of the city.
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
East.
Philadelphia, N. Y. Boston Through, daily, except Sunday
" " " " on "
Abingdon, Fallston, Little Gunpowder, Port Deposite and
Philadelphia Way daily, except Sunday
Delaware and lower Co's of E. Shore, Md." " "
" " " " " " " " " Saturday
Upper " << " " " " Sunday
Cub Hill and Greenwood, Monday, Wednesday, Friday
" " Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
"West.
MAILS DUE.
;4.oo
[7.30
4.00
Wheeling Through daily, except Sunday
Cumberland and Wheeling Way " " "
North Western Virginia " " "
Frederick, Md «' " "
Hagerstown, Cumberland — all of Frederick, Washington
and Alleghany Co's, Md daily, except Sunday
,Ellicott's Mills " " "
Baltimore and Cumberland Way " " "
Catonsville " " "
North.
Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Through, "
York,Harrisb'g,Chambersb'g, Pittsb'g " *' "
" & " Way " " "
Reisterstown, Westminster, &c " " '"
Buffalo, N. Y «'
Freedom, Md Monday, Friday
California, via St. Joseph, Mo daily, except Sunday
South.
Washington, D. C " " "
11.00
•Georgetown & Alexandria
P. George, Charles, St. Mary Co's Md.
Saturday
Sunday
•Washington Way "
Annapolis, Md "
" Way "
Calvert Co. " Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk daily
11.30
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.45
8.45
8.45
8.45
8.45
8.45
7.30
3.30
1.15
3.30
330
2.30
5.30
5.30
5.30
5.30
5.30
5.30
5.30
6.00
6.00
MAILS CLOSE
5.00
fl.OO
15.00
7.00
7.00
9.00
11.30
7.00
7.06
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
.7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
CiKO. S. PAGE & BRO.. Mantifncturerg of Rocfd and Reoiliig Mateiiais, 111
Wharf. C. HARl' S]>nTH, Agent.
APPENDIX.
571
STAMP DUTIES.
Imposed by Act of Congress of 1862, and its
Amendments of March 3, 1863.
Check, Draft or Order, at Sight.
For amount exceeding $20 02
Fromisswy Notes, Drafts, Inland and For-
eign Bills of Exchange, Orders for Pay-
ment of Money, Letters oj Credit, and
Notes Payable on Demand,
PAYABLE OTHERWISE THAN
ON SIGHT
AMOUNT OF NOTE OB
33
63
93
4*
6t
6t
DRAFT.
DATS
DATS
DATS
MOS.
M08.
H08.
$20
0 $200..
01
02
03
04
06
10
yoo
' 400..
02
04
06
08
12
20
400
« 600..
03
06
09
12
18
30
600
' 800..
04
08
12
16
24
40
800
' 1,000..
O.*)
10
15
20
30
50
1,000
' 1,200..
06
12
18
24
36
60
1,200
' 1,400..
07
14
21
28
42
70
1,400
' 1,600..
08
16
24
32
48
80
1,600
« 1,800..
09
18
27
36
54
90
1,800
' 2,000..
10
20
30
40
60
1 00
ii,000
' 2,200..
11
22
33
44
66
1 10
2,200
' 2,400..
12
24
36
48
72
1 20
2,400
' 2,600..
13
26
39
52
78
1 30
2,600
' 2,800..
14
28
42
56
84
1 40
2,800
« 3,000..
1.")
30
45
60
90
1 50
3,000
' 3,200..
16
32
48
64
96
1 60
3,200
' 3,400..
17
34
51
68
1 02
1 70
3,400
' 3,600..
18
36
54
72
1 08
1 80
3,600
' 3,800..
l£
38
57
76
1 14
1 90
3,800
' 4,000..
2C
40
60
80
1 20
2 00
4,000
' 4,200..
21
42
63
84
1 26
2 10
4,200
' 4,400..
22
44
66
88
1 32
2 20
4,400
' 4,600..
23
46
69
92
1 38
2 30
4,600
' 4,800..
24
48
72
96
1 44
2 40
4,800
' 5,000..
25
50
75
1 00
1 50
2 50
*4 mos. and 3 days, f 6 mos. and 3 days, or
less. I Over 6 mos.
Certificate of Profits.
In any incorporated company, for an
amount not less than $10, nor exceed-
ing $50 10
Exceeding $50 25
Passage Tickei.
To a foreign port, if of less price than
$30 50
If exceeding $30 1.00
Certificate of Stock.
In Incorporated Company 25
Power of Attorney.
To sell or transfer any scrip or certifi-
cate of profit, or memorandum for a
sum not over $50 10
To transfer stock, bonds, or scrip 25
To receive dividends, interest, or rent. . .25
To vote by proxy, except in charitable,
religious, literary and cemetery socie-
ties 10
To sell or lease real estate, and perform
all other acts not specified 1.00
Manifest for Entry or Clearance.
Of cargo of vessel for foreign port, if
tonnage does not exceed 300 tons 1 .00
From 300 to 600 3.00
Exceeding 600 5.00
For withdrawal of goods from bonded
warehouse 50
Protest of Note, Draft, do.
Or marine protest, &c 25
Lease.
For 3 years, or less . . . .
For more than 3 years.
.50
1.00
Bill of Exchange, foreign.
In sets of 3,
P50
From 150 to
250 "
500 "
" 1,000 "
" 1,500 "
" 2,250 "
" 3.500 "
" 5,000 "
not exceeding
.03
.OS
.10^
.15
.20
.30
.50
.70
1.00
30
$250,
500
1,000
1,500
2,250,
3,500
5,000
7,500
ry
thereof.
Bill of Exchange, (foreign,) or Letter of
Credit, drawn singly, or other than in a set
of three or more, the same as Promissory
Notes
Warehouse Receipt.
For goods on storage '. 25
Telegraphic Dispatch.
The charge for which does not exceed 20
cents for the first ten words 01
When it does exeeed 20 cents for the first
ten words
Bond.
To indemnify a surety 50
Other than those required in legal pro-
ceedings, and such as are not otherwise
charged herein 25
j Probate of Will, or Letter of Administration.
i Where the estate does not exceed $2,500 .50
I From $2,500 to $5.000 1.00
I " 5,000 " 20,000 2.00
! " 20,000" 50,000 5.00
50,000 " 100,000 10.00
" 100,000 " 150,000 20.00
For every additional $50,000, or fraction
i thereof 10.00
I Certificate of Deposit.
\ For a sum not exceeding $100 02
I Exceeding $100 05
03
Writ:
Writ.
Conveyance or Deed of Grant.
.50
"Where the consideration is more than
100, and not exceeding $500 $ .50
WM. P. WEBB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, BT. J.," 89 Second Street.
572
APPENDIX.
From $ 500 to $ 1 ,000 f 1.00
" 1,000 " 2,400 2.00
" 2,500 " 5,000 5.00
" 5,000 " 10,000 10.00
•• 10,000 " 20,000 20.00
Every additional ^10,000, or fraction
hereof 20.00
Policy of Insurance.
On any life or lives, where the amount
insured does not exceed ^1,000 25
From $1,000 to $5,000 50
Exceedingj|5,000 1.00
Fire and Marine risks 25
On any risk, where the premium does not
exceed |10 10
Exceeding $10 25
Charter Party.
Or any Letter or Memorandum relating
to the charter of any vessel.
If the registered tonnage does not exceed
150 tons 1.00
From 150 to 300 tons 3.00
From 300 to 600 tons 5.00
Over 600 tons 10.00
Entry of Goods.
At Custom House, not exceeding in value
$100 25
From $100 to $500 50
Exceeding $500 1.00
Contracts.
Contracts, Broker's Note, or memoran-
dum of sale of any goods or merchan-
dise, stocks, bonds, exchange, notes of
hand, real estate or property of any
kind or description, issued by brokers,
or persons acting as such, stamp duty .10
Bill of Sale.
Bills of sale, by which any ship or ves-
sel, or any part thereof, shall be con-
veyed to or vested in anyother person
or persons, when the consideration
shall not exceed $500, stamp duty 25
Do., when the consideration exceeds $500
and does not exceed $1 ,000, stamp duty .50
Do., for each and every additional amount
of $] ,000, or any fractional part thereof
in excess of $1,000 50
Bill of Ladi ng
For goods and merchandise exported to
foreign port, each 10
Lottery Tickets.
When they or any fraction thereof, retail •
at not over one dollar 50
Exceeding one dollar, for each additional
dollar or fractional part thereof. 50
Mortgage or Personal Bonds.
For the payment of money, oras security
for the payment of any definite or cer-
tain sum of money, shall have a stamp
or stamps affixed thereon, denoting a
duty upon every sum of $200, or any
fractional part thereof, of. 10
Mortgage. — None shall be required to
pay a stamp duty of more than $1,000.
Beceipt, (other than Charter Party.)
For any goods, merchandise, or effects,
to be exported from a port in the Uni-
ted States, to any foreign port or place,
each 10
Assignments of a Mortgage, Lease, or
Insurance Policy, require the same stamj) as
the original document.
Proprietary.
Not over 25 cents.
50 " .
75 " ,
1 00 " .
Certificate of Damage
And all other documents is.sued by any
Port Warden or Marine Surveyor 25
Certificate,
Other than those mentioned above. .
.05
Agreement,
Other than those mentioned above, (or
any appraisement,) for every sheet or
piece of paper on which it is written . . .05
Appraisement of value or damage 05
COURTS.
THE U. S. CIRCUIT COURT for Mary-
laud, sits in Baltimere on the 1st Monday in
April and November.
THE DISTRICT COURT of the U. S. for
Maryland District sits in Baltimore 1st Tues-
day in March, June , September and December,
in the Masonic Hall building, St. Paul-street.
Wm. F. Giles, District Judge. Thos. Spicer,
Clerk. Washington Bonifant, Marshal. Inc.
Hanna and Andrew Ridgely, U. S. Commis-
sioners.
STATE COURTS.
THE COURT OF APPEALS sits at An-
napolis, on 1st Monday in June and December.
1st Circuit.— The Circuit Court for St. Ma-
ry's County sits on the 3d Monday in March
and 3d Monday in November.
Charles — 1st Monday in May and Decemb.
Prince George's — 1st Monday in April and
November.
2d Circuit — Anne Arundel, 3d Monday in
April, 4th Monday in October.
Calvert — 2d Monday in May and October.
Howard — 3d Monday in March, and 1st
Monday in September.
Montgomery — 1st Monday in March, and
2d Monday in November.
3d Circuit — Frederick, 2d Monday in Feb-
ruary, 3d Monday in October.
Carroll — 1st Monday of April and Sept.
4th Circuit — Washington, 1st Monday in
March, 4th Monday in July and November.
Alleghany — 1st Monday in Jan., 2d Mon-
day in April and October.
5th Circuit — Baltimore City. — Sivperior
Court, Court of Common Pleas, and Criminal
jr. HENRY GIESE, Commission merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
RoKendole Cement and Calcined Plaster couatAntly on hand, HI Spear's Wharf.
5T3
Court, commence their terms on the 2d Mon-
day in January, May and September. The
Circuit Court sits on the 2d Monday in Janu-
ary, March, May, July, September and No-
vember.
6th Circuit — Cecil — 2d Monday in Febru-
ary ; 1st Monday in April ; 3d Monday in Ju-
ly ; 2d Monday in October.
Harford— 4th Monday in Febr'y ; 4th Mon-
day in April ; 1st Monday in August ; 2d Mon-
day in November.
Baltimore County — 1st Monday in March ;
3d Monday in May ; 4th Monday in August ;
1st Monday in December. To sit at Towson-
town.
7th Circuit. — Caroline — 2d Monday in
March ; 1st Monday in October.
Kent — 3d Monday in April and October.
Queen Anne's — 1st Monday in May and
November.
Talbot — 3d Monday in May and November.
8th Circuit. — Somerset, 2d Monday in Jan-
uary and July, and 1st Monday in April and
October.
Dorchester — 4th Monday in January, July
and April, and 2d Monday in November.
Worcester — 3d Monday in January, May,
July and October.
THE ORPHAN'S COURT of Baltimore City
sits daily. Isaac P. Cook,. Register of Wills.
THE ORPHAN'S COURT of Baltimore
County sits every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Edward Palmer, Commiss'nr. of Insolvent
Debtors, of the Court of Common Pleas, has
his office in Record Buildings, St. Paul street,
basement.
BANKS
RULES OBSERVED BY BANKS IN THIS CITY.
The Banks are open every day in the year from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. except Sundays, Fourth
of July, Christmas and Thanksgiving Day.
The interest for Discount in the Banks in this city is fixed at six per cent, per annum. —
Three days of grace are allowed, and the discount taken for the same. Every Bill or Note
offered for discount must be delivered the day preceding the day of discount. Bills or Notes
lodged at the Banks for collection, when protested for non-payment, the person lodging the
same pays the charge of protest. Deposits of money or notes for collection must be entered in
the dealer's book at the time such deposit is made.
MARINE BANK.
JV. E. corner of Gay and Second Streets.
Chartered, 1810— Capital $405,490.
B. A. Vickers, President,
P. LiTTiG, Jr., Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. E. Bowdoin, Edward Jenkins,
Samuel Rowland, B. A. Vickers,
Samuel Kirby, Thomas Corner,
A. H. Jenkins, Samuel G. Miles.
William Hooper,
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Divi-
dends, April and October. Election, April.
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK,
J^. W. corner of Lombard and SotUh streets.
Chartered, 1810— Capital, $718,240.
J. Hanson Thomas, President.
James Sloan, Jr., Cashier.
BANK OF BALTIMORE.
Jf. E. corner Baltimore and St. Paul Streets.
Chartered 1795— Capital, $1,213,800.
Henry A. Thompson, President.
P. Gibson, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
W.Kennedy, Alex. Turnbull,
D.S.Wilson, C.M.Stewart,
T.M.Smith, H.Carroll,
STATE DIRECTOR.
Edward S. Myers.
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Divi-
dends, July and January. Election, 2d Mon-
day in January.
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND.
Corner Charles and Fayette Streets.
Chartered 1805— Capital p, 258,425.
Wm. W. Taylor, President.
R. MicKLE, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
And. Aldridge, G. W. Howard,
John Hurst, C. O'Donnell,'
J. C. Bridges, W. W. Spence,
Benj. Deford, Wm. Woodward,
B. F. Newcomer.
FRANKLIN BANK.
15 South Street, between Baltimore and Second.
Chartered 1810— Capital, $600,000.
J. I. Donaldson, President.
J. M. Buck, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
F. T. King, G. H. Hunt,
G. W. Corner, H. R. Wilson,
John Smith, Edw. Uhrlaub,
Robert Turner, C. J. Baker,
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday. —
Dmdends, January and July. Election, April.
DIRECTORS.
Henry W. Archer,
Evans Rogers,
F. B. Loney,
D. B. Banks,
J. R. Conway
D. J. Foley,
J. K. Caldwell,
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
Dividends, April and October. Election, 2d
Monday in April.
MERCHANTS' BANK.
S. W. Corner of Gay and Second Streets.
Ch artered , 1 834— Capital , $1 ,500,000.
Johns Hofkins, President.
D. Sprigg, Cashier,
directors.
Alex. H. Stump, James I. Fisher,
W. H. Graham, Joseph Cushing, Jr.,
John M. Orem, Decatur H. Miller.
Austin Dall.
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Divi-
dends, July and January. Election, May.
<3S:0. S. PAGK & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smltli's
Wharf. C. HART SltUTH, Agent.
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APPENDIX.
J^ECHANICS' BANK.
Cornier of Calvert and Fayette Streets.
Chartered 1806— Capital $600,000.
Mich'l Warner, President.
C. R. Coleman, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Heald, John Curlett,
T. C. Jenkins, Alf. Jenkins,
Wm. Chesnut, G.W. Ward,
George S. Brown, J. McConky,
John Katz, W. F. Lucas,
Robert Tyson.
STATE DIRECTORS,
Henry Janes, H.D.Harvey.
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday.
Dividends, June and December. Election,
June.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' BANK
Corner of Howard and German Streets.
Chartered, 1810— Capital, $512,560
Jesse Slingluff, President.
Truemav Cross, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Jos. Taylor, C. M. Keyser,
James George, Jno. Cushing,
S. r. Donaldson, W. Devries,
A. Schumacher, Edward Williams,
Aug. J. Albert, J. H. Rieman,
Jno. Brown, dueen Anne's co.
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Divi-
dends, May and November.
WESTERN BANK.
Eutaw Street, one door north of Eutaw House.
Chartered, 1835— Capital, $600,000
C. Brooks, Pre."»ident.
W. H. Norris, Cashier.
directors.
Francis Burns, Jas. Harvey,
W. A. Hack, George Bartlett,
John Coates, S. R. Smith,
Aaron Fenton, Wm. F. Burns,
Wm. Bridges, Charles H. Koons.
Disco%int Days, Tuesday and Friday. Divi-
dends, January and July. Election, February.
CHESAPEAKE BANK.
Corner of J^orth and Fayette Streets.
Chartered, 1836— Capital, $364,473.
J. S. Gittings, President.
H. Chamberlaine, Jr., Cashier.
directors.
John H. Ehlen, Henry Rieman,
H. M. Bash, G. H. Williams,
B. H. Williams, J. Matthews,
P. Mowel, Isaac Rogers,
M. Benzinger.
Discount Day, Wednesday. Divideiids, Jan-
uary and July. Election, May.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS' BANK.
South Street, hetioeen Baltimore and Second.
Chartered 1836— Capital, $800,000
Enoch Pratt, President.
T. B. Ruttter, Cashier.
DIRECTORi.
Thomas Whitridge, Samuel Bevan,
Samuel Mactier, Laurence Thomson,
James Hooper, jr. William Lamping.
William Hopkins, D. L. Bartlett.
George Small,
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
Dividends, January and July.
CITIZENS' BANK,
Corner of Hanover and Pratt Streets.
Capital, $500,000.
John Clark, President.
J. Wesley Guest, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
D. C. H. Emory, Samuel Hopkins,
Joseph Simras, . James A. Hooper.
J. Whittington, Henry James.
Samuel Hurlbut,
Discount Day, Wednesday. Dividends, June
and December.
HOWARD BANK,
JV. W. Corner of Howard and Fayette Streets.
Chartered 1847— Capital $300,000
James F. Purvis, President.
John G. Lester, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
James F. Purvis, Peter Kephart,
Aaron Hoffman, John Phillips,
Joseph Stine, Ad. Denmead,
J.M.Lester, Henry Wirt, jr.
R. Lawson, Samuel T. Hatch,
Caleb Kelly, Thomas G. Evans.
Discount Day, Tuesday. Dividends, Feb-
ruary and August.
BANK 3F COMMERCE,
^'o 26 South Street.
Capital $1,. /O.OOO— Paid in $500,000
James> W. Alnutt, President.
George C. Miller, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
James W. Alnutt, J. Cortlan, jr.
Samuel Phillips, Ed. J. Church,
T. H. Sullivan, J. F. Wiley.
Charles Webb,
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday.
PEOPLES' BANK,
Corner of Baltimore and Paca Streets.
Miles White, President.
Joseph H. Curley, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
David Carson, J. B. Heim,
James Curley, E. Wolf,
H. Groverman, 0. A. Parker.
Discount Day, Wednesday. Dividends, Feb-
ruary and August.
FELL'S POINT BANK,
Broadway near Canton Avenue.
James Frazier, Piesident.
John W. Randolph, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. K. Hawley, J. W. Hugg,
E. W. Robinson, John H. Hugg,
J. J. Abrahams, Henry W. Slicer.
E. S. Lamdin,
Discount Day, Thursday, 10 A. M. Divi-
dends, January. and July.
WBX. P. "W^BB, Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent "Mutnai
^ . Benefit lilfe Insurance Co., Newark, N. <J.," ^9 Second Street.
APPENDIX.
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SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
JV. W. Corner Uay and Second Streets.
Chartered 1818 — Open for receiving and pay-
ing deposits daily, from 10 to 1 o'clock.
Archibald Stirling, President.
J. Saurin Norris, Treasurer.
DIRKCTORS:
Sam'l I. Donaldson,
Basil S. Elder,
Wm. H. Conkling,
Matthew Smith,
A. Schumacher,
Michael Warjier,
Robert P. Brown,
Chauncy Brooks,
Deeter Bargar,
Edward Kurtz,
Galloway Cheston,
Wm. McKim,
Wm. Kennedy,
Alonzo Lilly,
Hugh Jenkins,
Benjamin Deford,
James I. Fisher,
Joseph Gushing, Jr.
Thomas C. Jenkins,
Wm. Graham,
N. Popplein,
Samuel Kirby,
George S. Brown,
George N. Eaton.
EUTAW SAVINGS BANK.
S. E. Corner Eutaw and Faxjette Streets.
Chartered 1846 — Open for receiving and pay-
ing deposits daily from 9 to 2 o clock.
Jesse Hunt, President.
Edw. T. Owens, Treasurer.
directors:
J. Robert Israel,
Wm. Hooper,
Asa Needham,
Sol. Hillen, Jr.
Wm. R. Penniman,
J Mason Campbell,
Henry Rieman,
Elisha H. Perkins,
H. R. Lauderman,
Joseph Taylor,
Alexander Kirkland,
Alfred Jenkins,
George Bartlett,
Jesse Hunt,
James Harvey,
Wm. A. Hack,
Wm. Devries,
Charles D. SlingluflF,
Aaron Fenton,
John Gregg,
John Cushing,
John Coates,
Francis Burns,
John W. Walker,
Nathan Pusey,
DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
9 Mrth Calvert street opposite Barnum's.
Francis T. King, President.
Isaac P. Cook, Treasurer.
John Mason, Secretary.
directors:
W. H. Keighler, R. G. Armstrong,
George W. Corner, Charles J. Baker,
W. B. Canfield, George R. Dodge,
Sterling Thomas, J. F. McJilton,
Wm. Crane, Samuel Burnett,
J. B. Seidenstricker, Robert Turner,
Wm. Bridges, F. W. Brune, Jr.,
Lewis Audoun, John Brannan,
John M. Orem, William Numsen,
John S. Brown, Thomas J. Wilson,
George Sanders,
This Bank is open daily for receiving de-
posits of any amount and paying money, from
10 to 1 o'clock.
Interest at the rate of four per cent, per an-
num allowed on deposits, and an extra divi-
dend of surplus profits made every third year
amongst the depositors.
Married Women and Minors can make de-
posits in their own name, and the money held
subject to their exclusive control.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRQsAD.
John W. Garrett, President.
J. I. Atkinson, Secretary.
Wm. p. Smith, Master of Transportation
Thatcher Perkins, Master of Machinery.
John King, Jr., Auditor and General Freight
Agent.
L. M. Cole, General Ticket Agent.
J. T. England, General Receiving Agent,
Camden Station.
J. D. McKean, Agent, Locust Point Station.
WASHINGTON TRAINS.
Six trains leave daily for Washington,
three in the morning and three in the after-
noon.
WESTERN TRAINS.
Leave Baltimore.
Mail, 7.45 A. M.
Express, 8.30 P. M.
Frederick Accommodation, 4.30 P. M.
EUicott's Mills Accommodation, 6.20 and
9.15 A. M., and 1.20 and 5.00 P. M,
Arrive in Baltimore.
Mail, 5.30 PM.
Express, 6.40 A. M.
Frederick Accommodation, 10.10 A. M.
EUicott's Mills Accommodation, 8.40 A. M.,
12.00 M., and 3.40 and 7.20 P. M.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
S. M. Felton, President.
Wm. Crawford, Agent.
H. F. Kenney, Mastei'of Transportation,
Wm. Stearns, Superintendent.
Baltimore for Philadelphia.
At 8.30 A. M., Way Mail; 10.00 A.M.,
Express; 1.10 P. M., Express; 5.30 P. M.,
Way Mail; 8.30 P. M., Express.
Philadelphia for Baltimore.
At 4 o'clock A. M., Express; 8.15 A. M.,
Way Mail; 11.35 A. M., Express; 3 P. M.,
Way Mail; 12.00 midnight. Express.
On Sundays at 4.00 A. M., and 12.00 mid-
night, from Philadelphia to Baltimore; and
8.36 P. M. From Baltimore to Philadelphia,
all the above trains connect with New York,
except the 7.50 A. M. train.
For Salisbury and intermediate points on
the Delaware Railroad, take the 5.30 or 8.30
P. M. trains; and for Dover, Del., at 1.10 P.
M. train.
All colored persons must give bond before
entering the cars.
NORTHERN CENTRAL^ RAILWAY.
J. D. Cameron, President.
Robert S. Hollins, Secretary.
J. S. Leib, Treasurer.
J. A. DuBarry, General Superintendent.
J, HEaVRT GIBSK, Commission Merchant, for the sale ot Flour, Grain, Seeds, dj*.
Boseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on hand, ai Spear's Wharf.
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Leave Baltimore.
Mail train North, 9.15 A. M.; Parkton Ac-
commodation, 7.30 A. M.; Express North,
9.15 A. M.; Harrisburg, 2.55 P. M.
Arrive in Baliimore.
Mail South, 5.30 P. M.; Express South,
6. 15 A. M.; Harrisburg Accommodation,
11.30 A. M.; Parkton Accommodation, 7.40
A. M. and 7.20 P. M.
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD.
P. G. Van Winkle, President.
Office at Parkersburg, Va.
The Trains on this road run between Graf-
ton, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
Paskersburg, on the Ohio River, in close
connection with those of the latter Company,
and the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company.
STEAMERS AND STEAMBOATS.
Alexandria, Wasliington & Land-
ings on the Potomac River.
The Steamer W. Whildon, Capt. Riggans,
will leave Light-st wharf, foot of Barre, every
Friday at 10 A. M.
The Steamer Keyport will receive freight
until 9 o'clock Friday morning. All freight
must be prepaid. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to A. NEEDHAM & SOiVS.
New York and Baltimore Trans-
portation Line.
(Through line, via Canals.) The attention
of shippers is called to this route, as being
safe, economical and speedy. Freights care-
fully handled, and no transshipment upon the
route. For freight only apply to
J. Alex. Shrivez, No. 3 Light-st whf.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam
boat Company.
Steamers John S. Shriver, R. L. Gaw, and
Richard Willing, leave Light-st wharf every
afternoon (Sundays excepted) until further
notice, at 3 o'clock. For freight or passage
apply to
J. Alex. Shriver, No. 3 Light-st whf.
Baltimore and Susquehanna Steam
Company.
Regular daily line (except Sunday) for Port
Deposit, Havre de Grace, and Tide-Water
Canal. The steamer Portsmouth, Capt. Daws,
leaves lower end of West Falls avenue every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening at
5 o'clock. The steamboat Lancaster, Capt. J.
W. Tomlinson, leaves same place every Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturclay evening at 5
o'clock. Freight received daily until 5 o'clock,
carried at low rates, and carefully attended to.
Jos. Jas. Tatlor, Agent, Baltimore.
Individual Enterprise Company.
Steamers Kent, Captain John H. Kirwan,
Champion, Capt. Jno. R. Griffith, and Pioneer,,
Capt. Wm. R. Norman. Freight received at
wharf and office, Light street, foo{ of Camden,
according to Government regulations. C. K.
CANNON.
For the Patuxent River, Fair Ha-
ven and Plum Poini.
The Steamer George Weems will resume her
route to the Patuxent river, commencing Wed-
nesday morning, July 29th, 1863, at Co'clock,.
proceeding as far up as Hill's Landing.
The Steamer Planter will leave Baltimore
every Saturday morning at 6 o'clock, for the
Patuxent river, commencing August 1st, 1863,.
proceeding as far up as Hill's Landing.
All freights prepaid and received up to one
o'clock on the day previous to the departure
of the Steamers.
ST A QES.
- Bateman's Stage to Bel-Air
Leaves Brown's Hotel, 119 North High street,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 81^
o'clock, A. M.
Scarff's Line to Kellville.
Leaves Rising Sun Hotels 74 North High
street, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at 8 o'clock, A. M., returning next day.
Long G-reene, Harford Road Stage.
Leaves Starr Hotel, corner Front and Low
streets every afternoon at 2% o'clock.
^ranklintown Stage.
Leves General Wayne Inn every afternoon at
3j^ o'clock.
Pikesville Stage.
Leaves Hand Tavern, Paca street, daily at 3
o'clock, P. M.
EXPRESSES.
ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY,
Office, 164 Baliiviore street.
HARNDENS EXPRESS,
293 Baliimore street, corner of Sharp.
REID & CO'S EXPRESS,
No. 116 S. Eutaio street
FREEMAN & CO'S EXPRESS,
Oor. Eutaw and Dover streets.
JOHN M. McCLINTOCK,
(baggage,)
South end Balto. and Ohio Railroad Depot.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO'S OFFICE,
51 South Howard.
GKO. S. PAGB & BRO., Manufacturers of Roofs and Roofing materials. 111 Smith's
Wluirf. C. HART SBIITH, Agent.
STT
TELEGRAPHS.
American Telegraph Company,
S. W. corner Baltimore and South streets.
Branch offices.— Eutaw House, Adams'
Express office, Camden Station, and President
Street Depot.
J. F. Mattikglt, Manager.
Independent Telegraph Company,
Connecting with all parts of the United
States and Canadas. Office 21 South street.
Branch offices.— Corn Exchange, Maltby
House, Fountain Hotel, No. 176 Baltimore
street, Wilhelm's Hotel, and Calverton Ho-
tel, on Calverton and Frederick road.
J. N. WoRL, Manager.
People's Telegraph Line.
23 South street, and Barnum's Hotel.
A. A. LOVETT, Supt.
W. F. Snyder, Manager
cTty passenger railway.
Office N. E. O&rnei- Eutaw and Baltimore
streets.
HENRY TYSON,
President and Superintendent.
MADISON AVENUE LINE
Runs from Thames street. East Baltimore, to
the city limits. Madison avenue cars run at
intervals of 6 minutes in the morning and 5
minutes in the afternoon.
FRANKLIN SQUARE LINE
Runs from west end of Baltimore street to
Baltimore Cemetery. Cars run at intervals of
6 minutes, morning and afternoon.
PENNA. AVENUE AND SOUTH BAL-
TIMORE LINE
Runs from city limits on Pennsylvania avenue
to end of pavement on Light street. Cars run
at intervals of 9 minutes, morning and after-
noon.
NORTH BALTIMORE LINE.
Cars run at intervals of 10 minutes from the
corner of North and Baltimore streets to the
end of Charles st. at North Boundary avenue.
CANTON LINE
Connects with the Madison avenue line at
Thames street, and runs to Eastern boundary
of the city at Canton.
Time of starting the cars on all of the lines
in Summer, 6 A. M.; in Winter, 6)^ A. M.
Run until midnight.
YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
Cars will leave corner Baltimore and North
streets at every hour from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.;
and the corner of East and Ensor streets, at
every hour from 7.15 A. M. to 6.15 P. M.,
connecting with the York Road cars at North
avenue.
Leave Towsontown at every hour from 7
A. M. to 6 P.M.
CATONSVILLE & ELLICOTTS-
MILLS RAILWAY.
Office West Baltimore street extended, termi-
nus Oity Passenger Railway,
WM. W. ORNDORFF,
Superintendent.
Cars run hourly except at 12 noon, from 7 A.
M. to 8 P. M. See schedule of time table.
CONSULS AND VICE CONSULS.
Great Britain — Frederick K. Bernal, office
over Exchange Reading Rooms.
France — A. Lauvan, St. Paul, between Mul-
berry and Franklin.
Spain and Mexico — J. A. Pizarro, No, 3
Barnet st., near Charles.
Prussia, Saxony, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Ba-
den, Darmstadt, Hesse-Cassel — W. Dresel,
No. 11 Cheapside.
Belgium — G. 0. Gorter, No. 52 Gay street.
Russia — Aug. Kohler, Acting Vice Consul,
over No. 63 Exchange Place.
Italy — C. A. Williamson, Union Bank.
Netherlands— Claas Vocke, No. 116 South
Charles street
Sweden and Norway— F. B. Graf, No. 18
Second street.
Vice Consul of Pontificial States— T. P. Scott,
No. 16 St. Paul street.
Denmark — F. B. Graf, Acting Vice Consul,
No. 18 Second street.
Montevideo— P. Murguiondo, No. 67 South
Gay street.
Buenos Ayres — C. Morton Stewart, No. 52
South Gay street.
New Grenada— R. A. Fisher, No. 54 South
Gay street.
Peru and Equador — James I. Fisher, No. 54
South Gay street.
Venezuela — Bolivar D. Danels, No. 57 Fay-
ette street.
Hamburg and Bremen — A. Schumacher, Con-
sul General, No. 9 South Charles street.
Brazil, Portugal and Nicaragua — C. 0. 0'-
Donnell, No. 52 South Gay street.
Hanover — Edward Urhlaub, No. 54 Court-
land street.
Oldenburg— Charles Bulling, No. 143 West
Lombard street.
Portugal— Robert Lehr, 29 South Charles St.,
up stairs.
Chili— Richard B. Fitzgerald, No. 6 South
Gay street.
Lubec — H. Von Kapff, No. 22 German street.
Austria — J. D. Kremelberg, Vice Consul, No.
11 Cheapside.
Two Sicilies— A. C. Rhodes, No. 63 Ex-
change place
Agents for the Underwriters at Bremen — F.
W. Brune & Sons.
Agent for the Underwriters at Lloyd 's, at
London, Liverpool and Glasgow — James
Carey Coale, Exchange place.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Leander Warren, 61 Second street.
Thos. K. Rich, 81 Second street.
Wm. F. Murdoch, corner of Lombard and
Gay streets,
James B. Latimer, s w corner of Fayette and
St. Paul streets. *
WM. P. "WEBB, Marine, Fire and lilfe Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Ufe Insurance Co., JVeTvark, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
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APPENDIX.
KESIDENT COMMISSIONERS,
For taking Depositions, .Acknowledgments, Sfc.
James B. Latimer, corner of St. Paul and
Fayette streets.
J . D. Pratt, corner of Baltimore and Charles
streets.
Dalrymple Williams, N. W. corner of Cal-
vert and Lexington streets.
Joseph T. Atkinson, No. 36 St. Paul street.
Wm. S. Bryan, No. 36 St. Paul street.
John J. Snyder, No. 53 W. Fayette street.
Bolivar Danels, No. 57 W. Payette street.
E. R. Sprague, No. 5 St. Paul street.
Frederick F. Benzinger, Law Buildings.
Thomas Whelan, Jr., No. 16 St. Paul st.
H. R. Root, No. 5 St. Paul street.
SOCIETIES.
MASONS.
Masonic Hall — St. Paul, cor. Court Home lane,
MEETING OF LODGES and CHAPTERS.
Cassia Lodge, No. 45 —1st and 3d Monday.
Mystic Circle, «' 109— 1st and 3d Monday.
Adherence, " 88 — 2d and 4th Monday.
Lafayette, " HI— 2d and 4th Monday.
King David's, " 68— 1st and 3d Tuesday.
Warren, " 51 — 2d and 4th Tuesday.
Monumental, " 96 — 2d and 4th Tuesday.
Saint John's, " 34— 1st and 3d Wednesd.
Amicable, " 25 — 2d and 4th Wednesd.
Washington, " 3 — 1st and 3d Thursday.
Hiram, " 107— 1st and 3d Thursday.
Union, " 60— 2d and 4th Thursday.
Centre, " 108— 1st and 3d Friday.
Concordia, " 13 — 1st and 3d Friday.
Ben Franklin, " 97— 1st and 3d Friday.
Corinthian, " 93 — 2d and 4th Friday.
ConcordiaChap.No.l — 1st and 3d Tuesday.
Phenix " " 7— 2d and 4th Friday.
Jerusalem " " 9— 1st and 3d Monday.
St. John's " " 19— 1st and 3d Wednesd.
Maryland Commandery— 2d and 4th Friday.
Baltimore " —2d and 4th Thursd.
Arcana Lodge, No. 110, 1st and 3d Monday,
at No. 3, South Carey street.
David Martin, Grand Tyler, Masonic Hall.
Office hours, 8 to 10 A. M., 2 to 4 P. M.
I. 0. of 0. F.
The Grand Lodge meets annually on the
third Monday in April, in the city of Balti-
more
Officers of the Grand Lodge of Maryland.
Alexander K. Mantz, M. W. Grand Master.
Henry F. Garey, R. W. Deputy G. Master.
Josiah L. Baugher, R. W. Grand Warden.
Joseph B. Escavaille, R. W. Grand Secre-
tary.
Richard Marley, R. W. Grand Treasurer.
John M. Jones, R. W. Grand Chaplam.
Philip M. Snowden, R. W. Grand Marshal
H. L. Buehler, W. Grand Conductor.
Conrad Wolfe, W. Grand Guardian.
John Carnes, W. Grand Herald.
Meetings of Lodges and Encampments at Odd
Fellows' Hall, Jforth Gay Street.
Washington, No. 1, every Monday.
Franklin, 2, " Thursday.
Columbia, 3, '* Wednesday.
William Tell, 4, '• Tuesday.
Gratitude, 5, " Monday.
Harmony, 6, *' Wednesday.
Friendship, 7, " Thursday.
Marion, 8, " Tuesday.
Jefferson, 9, " Thursday.
Corinthian, 10, *' Tuesday.
Maryland, 11, " Monday.
Monumental, 14, " Thursday.
Mechanics', 15, " Monday.
Germania, 47, *• Tuesday.
Iris, 48, " Wednesday.
Oriental, 52, " Tuesday.
Schiller, 55, " Friday.
Baltimore City, 57, " Wednesday.
Golden Rule, 58, '* Wednesday.
Jackson, 65, " Monday.
Warren, 71, " Friday.
General Taylor, 72, •' Monday.
Independence, 77, " Tuesday.
Mountain, 84, " Thursday.
Liberty, 93, " Monday.
Madison, 98, •' Wednesday.
Jerus'm Encp'mlt, No. 1, every Friday.
Salem, 2, " Wednesday,
Hebron, 3, " Tuesday.
Schiller, 12, " Thursday.
Jt Wildey Hall, East Pratt street,
Thomas Wildey Lodge, No. 44,eve?y Wed-
nesday.
Jit Pacific Hall, comer Baltimore tmd Paea sts.
Pacific Lodge, No. 63, every Thursday.
Mount Ararat Encampment, Ka. 13, every
Tuesday.
.^t JVb. 3 South Carey street.
Eureka Lodge, No. 101, every Tuesday.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
The Grand Division of Maryland meets in<
the city of Baltimore on the 3d Thursday in
November, in the Temple, N. Gay street. —
The officers are :
John C. Wekit, G. W. P.
P. M.L8akin,G. W. A.
Wm, H. Gobright, G. Scribe.
E. W. Briding, G. Treasurer.
Rev. Thomas Myers, G. Chaplain.
Samuel A. Ewalt, G. Conductor.
Wm. McCoy, G. Sentinel.
Time and places of Meeting.
Baltimore, No. 1, Monday^ at the Temple.
Maryland No. 2, Tuesday, at th* Temple.
Newington, No. 21, atW^hatcoat Chapel.
Marion, No. 19, Thursday, at the Temple.
Western Star, No. 165, Thursday, corner
Greene and Paca.
Land and Sea, No. 161, Thursday, cor Light
and Montgomery.
The Grand Division also meets on the 3d
Thursday in May, at such place as may be
fixed at the annual meeting in October.
J. HEiVRY OIESK, Commlasion merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Ac^
Rosendale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on luuiid, 81 Spear'g WhasC
APPENDIX.
579
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
G. C. of U, S.
The Great Council of the U. S. Improved
0. R. M. will meetin the city of Philadelphia,
on the second Tuesday in the Corn Moon,
5625. The chiefs are :
A. J. Francis, of Ky., W. G. Incohonee.
C. Weistenberg, of Pa., W. G. Sr. Saga-
more.
W. Limeburner, of N. Y., W. G. Jr. Saga-
more.
Joshua Maris, of Del., W. G. Prophet.
J. L. Booker, of Md., W. G. C. of Records.
W. G. Gorsuch, of Md., W. G.K. of Wam-
pum. *
Wm. Chidsey, of Ohio, G. Tocakon.
Wm. S. Quigley, of Md., G. Minerva.
Great Council of Maryland.
Geo. H. H. Marriott, G. Sachem.
John T. Maddox, G. Sr. Sag.
John G. Schone, G. Jr. Sag.
Joseph Tevis, Prophet.
John L. Booker, G. C. of R.
James G. Clark, G. K. of Wam.
James Smith, G. Sannap.
James Norris, G. G. of Wig.
E. R. McCain, G. of For.
Place and Time of Meeting of Tribes.
Pocahontas, No. 3, Monday, Red Men's
Hall.
Powhatan, No. 5, Wednesday, corner Pratt
and Bond
Philip, No. 8, Friday, Osceola Wigwam.
Osceola, No. 11, Wednesday, Osceola Wig-
wam.
Anacostia, No. 12, Monday, Osceola Wig-
wam.
Maneto, No. 14, Wednesday, Red Men's
Hall.
Tecumseh, No. 15, Tuesday, corner Light
and Montgomery.
Ottawa, No. 16, Thursday, Red Men's Hall.
Montezuma, No. 20, Tuesday, Wildey Hall,
E. Pratt street.
Pawnee, No. 22, Tuesday, Red Men's Hall.
Susquehanna, No. 27, Friday, Red Men's
Hall.
Incohonee, No. 33, Monday, Osceola Wig-
wam .
Manhattan, No. 34, Monday, Red Men's
Hall.
Pinola, No. 3g, Thursday , Osceola Wigwam.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN.
Meet in Metamora Hall, W. Lombard, near
Hanover.
Metamora Tribe, No. 1. Monshusia Tribe,
No. 2. Sagamore Tribe, No. 8. Osceola
Tribe, No. 11.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF
DRUIDS.
The Grand Grove meets on the third Friday
of May, August, November and February,
corner Baltimore and Gay streets.
I. O. OF UNITED BROTHERS.
Grand Band meets (quarterly at United
Brothers' Hall, W. Baltimore, corner Tripo-
let's alley.
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.
State Council meets on the third Tuesday of
January, April, July and October, at Temper-
ance Temple, Gay street
Physicians.
HIBERNIAN SOCIETY OF BALTI-
MORE.
Incorporated by the General Assembly of
Maryland, February, 1818.
Hugh Jenkins, President
Daniel J. Foley, 1st Vice President.
Luke Cassidy, 2d Vice President.
Rev. James Dolan, Chaplain.
Samuel I. Donaldson, Counsellor.
John H. 0 'Donovan,
Dominick A. O'Donnell,
M. J. Kelly, Treasurer.
Eugene Cummiskey, Secretary.
MANAGERS.
Charles Pendergast, Samuel H. Adams.
James Kernan, Michael Roche,
James Mullin, Daniel Donnelly,
Henry McShane, George Reilly.
GERMAN lA CLUB.
165 W. Lombard Street,
Incorporated 1842.
A. Schumacher, President-
n-^n-^^"'! Vice President.
C. Bulhng, ^
H. Von Kapff, Treasurer,
G. Gieske, Secretary,
E. Schumacher, Secretary of officers.
MANAGERS.
C. Hinrichs, F. W. Beck,
C. Ax, C. Vogeler,
G. A. Drost, J. Hoegemann,
C. Spilker, Jr.
BALTIMORE GYMNASIUM.
Carroll Hall.
Organized 1858. Chartered 1862.
R. J. Hayes, President.
Wm. E. Bartlett 3d, Vice-President.
Albert Smoot, Secretary.
Charles F. Hanna, Treasurer.
Directors.— L. Dunnington, H. C. Miller,
Louis P. Wild, D. B. Ellicott, B. F. Ruff.
Open every day (except Sundays,) from 6
A. M. to 10 1^ P. M.
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY,
166 W. Lombard Street, near Howard.
Wm. B. Canfield, President.
Rev. Isaac P. Cook, Vice President.
Wm. A. Wisong, Corresponding Secretary,
Edward Otis Hinkley, Recording Secretary.
Jesse Tyson, Treasurer.
W. C. Palmer, Agent.
Parents and Guardians can procure homes
in the country for their children, to be receiv-
ed as members of the family until of age.
Dry goods, second-hand clothing, shoes,
caps, fuel, flour, meats and groceries thank-
fully received and duly acknowledged in our
annual report.
The attention of the merchants, and business
men generally, is solicited to the commendable
objects and purposes of this Society.
GBO. S. PAGE & BRO., lUanufactiirers of Roofs and Roofing Materials, 111 Smith's
Wluarf. C. HART SBHTH, Agent.
580
APPENDIX.
BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDI-
TION OF THE POOR.
24 W. Fayette Street.
Jesse Hunt, President.
Z. D. Brashears, Secretary.
Office hours, 9 to 4 o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WATER BOARD.
Office— 17 North street.
Geo. P. Merryman, Registrar.
HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Managers of the Emise of Refuge on {he part
of the City of Baltimore.
Charles M. Keyser, Enoch Pratt,
Rev. J. N. M'Jilton, John R. Kelso,
Rev. Geo. P. Nice, E. M. Greenway, jr.
John R. Moore, George Small,
Edmund Smith, Edward J. Church.
THE MERCHANT'S EXCHANGEREAD-
ING ROOMS.
New Exchange Building, Exchangeplace and
Second street.
Papers filed from all parts of the United
States ; also from Europe and the "West Indies.
Subscription $10 per annum.
George U. Porter, Sup't.
ATHEN^UM.
Corner of St. Paul and Saratoga Streets, con-
tains the following Societies :
Library Company of Baltimore.
Historical Society of Maryland.
A. M. Rogers, Assistant Librarian.
Mercantile Library Association.
Library 19,000 volumes.
The Library and Reading Rooms are open
daily, from 10 A. M. until 2 P. M., for the
reception of ladies exclusively, and from 2
till 10 P. M. to the members generally.
Subscription Five Dollars per annum.
Geo. B. Cole, President.
B. F. Waters, Librarian.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
For Promoting Mechanic Arts.
German H. Hunt, President.
VICE-PRESIDENTS :
John F. Meredith, C. W. Bentley.
James Young, Rec. Secretary.
J. S. Selby, Actuary.
Corresponding Sec'y, N. H. Thayer.
Meets on the second Wednesday of each
month, at the Hall over Centre Market. Li-
brary open daily from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Active members f5 for admission and $3 an-
nual dues. Junior members $2.50 for ad-
mission and |1.50 annual dues. Lady mem-
bers $2.50 for admission and $1.50 annual
BOARD OF TRADE.
The Board of Directors meet on the first
Wednesday of every month, for transaction
of such business as may come before them.
Subscription Three Dollars per annum.
Thos. C. Jenkins, President.
vice-presidents ;
B. M. Hodges, Jr., Alex. Rieman,
Hugh A. Cooper, Jas. H. Barney.
E. B. Dallam, Treasurer.
Geo. U. Porter, Secretary.
Office new Exchange Building.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Corner of South and Wood streets.
Henry M. Warfield, President.
VICE-PRESIDENTS :
James Warden, George Cooke.
McHenry Grafton, Treasurer.
John P. Paca, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE :
P. P. Pendleton, J. F.Miller, Saml.G. Mills.
MARYLAND GAS COMPANY.
Office— 5 St. Paul street.
E. R. Sprague, President.
GAS LIGHTCOMPANY OF BALTIMORE.
Columbus O'Donnell, Pres't.
Joseph Brown, Sec'y.
Office No. 19 South street.
ALMSHOUSE.
Trustee
s : — John W. Morrow, Edmund
Wolf, Wm
. W. Maughlin, Samuel M. Evans,
Samuel Edmonds.
Ward Managers of the Poor.
1st Ward-John Welsh,
2d
Wm. H. Hebden,
3d
' Walter Moxley,
4th
' Asbury Jarrett,
< Caleb W. Burgess,
5th
6th
' John Evans,
7th
William Garritee,
8th
' Nicholas Cornelius,
9th
' Samuel Hart,
10th
' Benj. T. Hynson,
' J. Faris Moore,
11th
12th
" John Brannan,
13th
" Charles W. George,
14th
' John F. Towner,
15th
William Reese,
16th
John Sheckles,
17th
« Steptoe B. Taylor,
18th
' Jonas Hay ward,
' J. P. P. Jones, .
19th
20th
' John Oliver.
HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS,
Corner Ross and Townsend Streets.
Mrs. Atkinson, President.
Miss Rebecca McConkey, Secretary.
DISPENSARIES.
Baltimore, n e cor Liberty and Fayette.
North Eastern, e Monument, nr Gay.
Southern, 48 Conway.
Eastern, cor Central av and Baltimore.
Win. p. ■WEBB, Marine, Fire and tife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent
Benefit Lire Insurance Co., IVe\irarlt, N. J.," 89 Second Street.
APPENDIX.
581
MARYLAND HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE.
Monument st, east of Broadioay, Baltimore.
Richard Sprigg Steuart, Pres't.
JohnFonerderi,M. D.,Med. Sup't.
Jas. A. Steuart, M. D., Asst. Med. Sup't.
Frank A. Hand, Steward.
Mrs. Ann W. Smith, Matron.
INFIRMARIES, HOSPITALS, &c.
Union Protestant Infirmary, corner Mosher
and Division streets, under the management
of an association of Ladies, is open for the re-
ception of medical and surgical cases.
Baltimore Infirmary, s w cor Greene and
Lombard streets, connected with the Medical
Department of the University of Maryland.
This institution is under the care of Sisters of
Charity. Average number of patients 150.
Church Home, Broadway, n of Baltimore.
Mount Hope Institution, Garden street, nr
Northern avenue, for the insane and sick, be-
longing to and served by the Sisters of Charity.
Mount Hope Retreat, six miles from the
City on the Reisterstown road, for the insane
and sick, under the care of the Sisters of
Charity.
St. Agnes' Hospital, Mt. Dougherty, near
Greenmount av, under charge of Sisters of
Charity.
MARYLAND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
George W. Andrews, President,
Jonas Winter, Secretary,
J. Brown Baxley, Treasurer.
Lectures on Pharmacy, Chemistry and Ma-
teria Medica delivered at their Hall, No. 47
N. Calvert street, during the winter months.
CEMETERIES.
GREENMOUNT— Jno. H. B. Latrobe, Pres-
ident, James McNeal, jr.. Secretary and
Treasurer. Office 1 Courtland st,
BALTIMORE— Thomas Wilson, President,
Edward G. Diggs, Secretary and Treas'r.
Office 6 South St., 2d story.
LOUDON PARK— Henry A. Thompson,
President, Wm. F. Primrose, Secretary
and Treasurer. Office 56 w Fayette st.
MOUNT OLIVET— Thomas France, Agent.
Office 12 Light st.
WESTERN— Jas. Peregoy, Treasurer. Res-
idence 266 w Fayette st.
MOUNT CARMEL— John W. Randolph,
President, Lewis Audoun, Secretary and
Treasurer. Office 187 s Broadway.
CATHEDRAL— Jonathan Mullan, Agent at
Cathedral Church, cor Mulberry and Ca-
thedral.
HOLY CROSS— Rev. Jas. Dolan, President,
St. Patrick '.s Church, Broadway.
LAUREL (col.)— Dr. J. B. K. Emory, Agent.
Office 18 Courtland st.
C H XJ R C H K S .
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Right Rev. W. R. Whittingham, D. D. LL. D., Bishop of Maryland.
St. Paul's,
St. Peter's,
Christ,
St. Andrew's,
Church of Ascension,
Grace Church,
Mount Calvary,
St. Mark's,
Cranmer Chapel,
Trinity,
St. Stephen's,
St. Luke's,
West Baltimore Mission,
Emanuel,
St. Barnabas' Chapel,
Church St John Baptist,
Holy Innocents' Chapel,
Memorial,
St. Thomas' Chapel,
LOCATION.
Corner of Saratoga and Charles,
Corner of Sharp and German,
Corner of Gay and Fayette,
High north of Lombard,
Lexington east side of Pine,
Corner of Monument and Park,
Corner Eutaw and Madison,-
Lombard west of Fremont,
Corner of Mullikin and Spring,
Corner of Broadway and Pratt,
Hanover, corner of Welcome al,
Franklin Square, Carey street,
Frederick Turnpike,
Corner of Read and Cathedral,
Biddle north of George,
Barre east of Little Paca,
Chase east of Eden,
Townsend near Garden,
Homestead,
PASTORS.
S Rev. W. E.Wyatt, D. D.
\ Rev. C. C.Grafton, B.D.As't.
Rev. 0. Ingle, officiating.
\ Rev. F. L. Hawks, D.D. LL.D.
( Rev. W. J. Frost, Assistant.
Rev.Chas. M. Parkman, B.D.
( Rev. Charles M. Calloway,
( Rev. L. H. Johns, Assistant.
Rev. John H. Hobart, D. D.
^ Rev. Alfred A. Curtis.
{ Rev. J. Taylor Chambers, As 't
Rev. Edward H. Harlow,
Rev. Thomas Barrow.
Rev. George A. Leakin.
( Rev. J. Preston Fugitt.
) Rev. T. C. Gambrall, Ass'nt.
f Rev. Charles W. Rankin.
J Rev. A. W. Clarke,
\ Rev. B. B. Griswold,
l^ Henry B. Martin,
Rev.B. B. Griswold.
^ Rev. Noah H. Schenck.
\ Rev. E. Owen Simpson, As'nt.
Rev. A. P. Stryker.
Rev. John Rose.
Rev. N. C. Pridham, officiating
Rev. John T. Bausman.
Rev. Ethan Allen, D. D.
ants.
HENRY GIESB, Coiiunission Merchant, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, &C.
Roseudale Cement and Calcined Plaster constantly on. hand, ^1 Spear's AVliarf.
682
APPENDIX.
NAMES. • LOCATIONS.
Trinity Chapel, (col'd) Bank east of Bond,
St. James', (col'd) Corner of North and Saratoga, ^
Zion Church, Corner of Baltimore and Gilmor, Rev. J. N. McJilton, D. !>.
Rev. H. H. Webb.
First Presbyterian,
Second "
Fourth "
Central "
Aisquith Street,
Broadway,
Franklin Street,
Westminster Cliureh,
Twelfth Presbyterian,
South Presbyterian,
Associated Church,
First Constitutional,
Associated Refo. Ciiurch,
Harford Avenue,
Madison Presb. (col'd)
PRESBYTERIANS.
Corner of Madison and Park,
Corner of Baltimore and Lloyd,
South side of Franklin Square,
Corner of Saratoga and Liberty
Cornerof Aisquith and Edward,
Corner of Broadway and Gough ,
Corner Franklin and Cathedral,
Corner of Fayette and Greene,
Franklin b Chatsworth & Frem't,
Light near Montgomery,
Fayette bet Liberty and Charles,
Corner of Greene and German,
Corner of Madison and Biddle,
Harford av. junction Aisquith,
Madison near Park.
ROMAN CATHOLICS.
Rev. J. C. Backus, D. D.
Rev. G. P. Hays.
Rev. J. A. Lefevre.
Rev. J. T. Smith. D. D.
Rev. J. Stuchell.
Vacant.
Rev. J.J. Bullock.
Rev. C. Dickson.
Rev. W. Marshall.
Rev. J. H. Potter.
Rev. F. Israel.
Rev. H. Dunning.
Rev. William Bruce.
Vacant.
Cathedra],
St. Alphonsus, (German)
St. Bridget's,
St. Patrick's,
St. Vincent de Paul's,
St. Mary's Chapel,
Carmelite Chapel,
St. Ignatius,
St. James', (German)
St. Francis' Chapel and )
col'd Sisters Prov. \
St. Francis Xavier, (col'd,)
St. Joseph's,
St. Peter's,
St. John's,
St. Michael's, (German,)
Immaculate Conception,
Chap, of Visitation Conv.
Church of tlie Holy Cross,
Mount Hope Institution,
St. Lawrence,
Corner Cathedral and Mulberry,
Corner of Park and Saratoga,
Canton,
Corner of Broadway and Bank,
23 n Front,
St. Mary's Seminary, Penna.av.
Aisquith south of Orleans,
Corner of Calvert and Madison,
Aisquith south of Eager,
Richmond near Park,
Corner of Calvert and Pleasant,
Corner of Barre and Howard,
Corner of Poppleton and Hollins,
Corner of Eager and Valley,
Corner Lombard and Ann,
Mosher, near Ross,
Corner Park and Centre,
West street. Federal Hill,
Gibson, near Mosher,
Fort Road,
Very Rev. H. B. Coskery,D.D.
rector.
Rev. Thomas Foley, D. D.
Rev. Robert Kleineidam, rec.
Rev. James Gibbons.
Rev. James Dolan, pastor.
Rev. Henry Myers, pastor.
Rev. John Dougherty, As'nt.
Rev. Alexius J. Elder.
Rev. John Dougherty, Chapl'n
; Rev. A. Ciampi, S. J. of Loy-
I ola College.
Attended from St. Michael's
Attended from St, Ignatius.
Attended from St. Ignatius.
Rev. Michael Slattery, pastor.
Rev. Henry Hoffman, assis't.
Rev. E. McColgan, pastor.
Rev. J. F. Hickey, assistant.
Rev. John S. Foley, D. D. "
Rev. Bernard McManus, pastor
Rev. J. Malloy, assistant.
Rev. F. Clauss.
Rev. J. Giusiiniani, C. M.
Rev. J. Piggott, C. M.
Attended from St. Alphonsus.
Rev. P. J. Hespelein.
Attended from Im. Conception.
Rev. J. Gibbons.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Light street,
Eutaw street,
Madison avenue Church,
Spring Garden Chapel,
Wesley Chapel,
Exeter street,
MonuiiKiit street.
Chew street,
Harford avenue,
Greenmf)unt avenueChapel
Eastern avenue,
Broadway,
Fell's Point Chapel,
Canton Chapel,
Corner Light-st. and Wine alley,
Eutaw above Mulberry,
Corner Madison & Townsend,
" Eutaw and Henrietta,
" Sharp and Barre,
Exeter s of Gay,
Corner of Monument & Stirling,
Chew corner of Bond street,
Harford avenue & Biddle street,
Greenmount avenue,
Eastern avenu(-' e of Bond street,
Broadway s of Pratt
Corner Eastern av. & Star^lley,
Canton avenue extended,
fRev.
J Rev.
1 Rev.
{Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
^ Rev.
( Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Thomas Sewall.
Mayberry Goheen.
Henry C. Westwood.
Samuel M. Dickson,
J. A. McCauley.
E. B. Snyder.
Richard Hinkle.
Samuel Creighton.
J. W. Langley.
J. Wesley Brown.
John A. Gere.
Alexander E. Gibson.
I. Collins Stevens.
OEO. S. page: & BRQ., Itluiiufnctiirer;^ of Roofs niid Roofing materials. 111 SmltL <
WTiarf. C. HART SBDTH, Agent.
APPENDIX.
58^
NAMES.
•Caroline street,
Ijombard street Cliapel,
Fayette street,
Union Square,
Union Square Chapel,
Franklin street,
Saratoga street,
Wiliram street,
Hersey Chapei
"Wiiatcoat Chapel,
Emory Ghurcli,
High street,
"Charles «tre«t,
■Columbia street,
Poppleton street Chapel,
Mission Chapel,
Strawbridge Church,
Falls Chapel,
JefFerson street Church,
■"Sailoi^' City Bethel,
Causeway Miss. Chapel,
Hanover street Chapel,
Mount Vernon Chapel,
tEastern German Mission,
Western " "
Dallas street, (colored,)
■Sharp street,
John Wesley,
Asbury,
"Orchard,
liVestern Chapel,
LOCATION.
Caroline s of Baltimore,
Lombard e of Washington,
Fayette e of Fremont,
Republican s of Baltimore,
Corner of Franklin & Poppleton,
Saratoga street,
Cor.of William & Little Church,
Light street extended,
Fremont junct. Pennsylvania av.
Penna. av. n of Hoffman street.
Corner of High and Stiles,
" Charles and Fayette
Columbia e of Fremont,
Poppleton n of Columbia,
Corner of Biddle and Garden
Lanvale Factory,
S. E. corner Jefferson and Bond,
Lee street near Light street whf.,
Eastern avenue near Eden,
Hanover, corner,
Broadway near Eastern avenue,
Cor Penn. av. and Mosher St.,
Dallas n of Aliceanna street.
Sharp n of Pratt,
Sharp near Montgomery,
Corner of East and Douglas sts.
Orchard near Ross,
PASTORS.
Rev. Charles B. Tippett.
Rev. J. Edwin Amos.
Rev. William B. Edwards.
Rev. Charles A. Reid.
Rev. William Hamilton.
Rev. T. A. Morgan.
Rev. Philip B. Reese.
Rev. Samuel A. Wilson.
Rev. James Curns.
j Rev. Lyttleton F. Morgan.
I Rev. William F. Ward.
Rev. Samuel V. Blake.
Rev. S. Wesley Price.
Rev. George W. Cooper,
Rev William H. Lane'y.
Rev. R. R. Murphy.
Rev. H. McNemar.
Rev. Henry Furlong.
Rev. C. C. Cronin.
Chatsworth Meth. Church, Corner Pine and Franklin,
New Assembly Rooms, Corner Hanover and Lombard,
Rev. J. A. Williams.
Rev. E. F. Busey, and others.
Broadway Mission,
Lexington St. Mission,
West Baltimore,
East Baltimore,
South Baltimore,
Washington street Station,
St. John's (Independent,)
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Cor. Broadway and Monument, ^ ,
Lexington between Republican > ,
and Schroeder )
Corner of Lombard and Greene, 1
Corner o.fAisquith and Fayette, 1
Light street, south of West, < t
Cor. Washington and Lombard, I
Liberty, north of Fayette, ] .
Jesse Shreeve.
Wm. S. Hammond.
L. W.Bates.
B. F. Renson.
J. M. Elderdice.
Wm. Frey.
Daniel W. Bates.
Aug. Webster, D. E
James M. Wilson.
First, (English,)
Third, (English,)
Fourth, (German,)
Bethel,
Ebenezer,
Little Bethel,
Zion, (Independent,)
Zion Chapel,
First,
Franklin Square Baptist,
German Church,
High street,
Lee street.
GERMAN REFORMED;
Second street w of Gay,
Corner Paca and Saratoga,
Calvert near Saratoga,
Rev. E. R. Eschbach, assist.
Rev. J. S. Foulk.
Rev. Killing
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Saratoga, west of Gay,
Montgomery, east of Hanover,
Wolfe, south of Pratt,
Cor. Howard and Montgomery,
Spring between Jefferson and
McElderry,
BAPTIST.
Sharp corner Lombard,
Franklin Square,
Exeter nortn of Fayette,
Between Fayette and Low,
Between Hanover and Sharp,
Rev. A. W. Wayman.
Rev. J. M. Brown.
Rev. R. F. Wayman.
Rev. P. Gibson.
Rev. J. P. Campbell
Rev. J. M. W. Williams.
Vacant.
Vacant.
Rev. George P. Nice.
Rev. Dr. Isaac Cole.
WM. P. AVEBB, Marine, Fire and liife Insurance Agent and Broker. Agent •*
Benefit Iiife Insurance Co., IVewai-k, Ji. J.," 89 Second Street.
584
APPENDIX.
NAMES. LOCATION.
Second, Broadway near Pratt,
Seventh, Saratoga corner Paca,
Colored, Lewis near Orleans,
First Colored, Thompson near Forrest,
Saratoga-st. Chapel, (col.) Saratoga street,
PASTORS.
Vacant.
Rev. Richard Fuller, D. D.
Vacant.
Vacant.
Rev. Noah Davis.
CHRISTIAN OR DISCIPLES' CHURCH.
Meeting House,
Meeting House,
First English,
Second, "
Third,
St. Mark's,
Lutheran Chapel,
Trinity, (German,)
St. Paul's, "
Biddle street, "
St. Stephen's, "
St. Matthews, '•
First Evangelical Church,
Second " "
Zion (Ind.) Ger. Church,
United Evangel. Church,
Cor Paca and Lombard streets,
North street near Saratoga,
LUTHERAN.
Lexington w of Park,
Lombard w of Greene,
Monument near Aisquith,
Eutaw bet.Mulberry& Saratoga,
Canton,
Trinity e of High
Corner Holiday and Saratoga
Biddle st. n of Pennsylvania av.
Corner Hanover and Hamburg,
Central av. bet. Fayette and Bait.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
G. Austin, H. Mentzel, andM.
Hammond, Elders. '
Conrad Saumenig, Elder.
Rev. John McCron.
Rev. Joel Swartz.
Rev. H. Bishop.
1 Rev. T. Stork, D. D.
I Rev. C. A. Stork.
Rev. Abel Thompson.
Rev. D. Maier.
Rev. E. W. G. Keil.
Rev. G. H. Brandau,
Rev. L. F. Zimmerman.
Rev. M. Kratt.
Corner of Greene St. and Cider al.
Corner McElderry and Short,
INDEPENDENT CHURCHES.
Rev. Jeremiah Voung.
Rev. Jacob Henn.
Gay south of Saratoga,
between 234 and 236 Eastern av.
Rev. Henry Scheib.
Rev. Andrew Schwaitz.
Corner of Aliceanna and Bethel streets,
FRIENDS.
SEAMEN'S UNION BETHEL.
Rev. Henry Slicer.
Orthodox,
Eastern District,
Western District,
East Baltimore,
First Independent,
First New Jerusalem,
Third New Jerusalem,
German New Jerusalem,
Corner Courlland and Saratoga,
Corner Aisquith and Fayette,
Lombard e of Eutaw
UNIVERSALIST.
Baltimore near Central avenue. Rev. J. Riley Johnson.
UNITARIAN.
Corner Franklin and Charles,
SWEDENBORGIAN.
""Corner Baltimore and Exeter,
Orchard st. near Madison av.,
Lombard near Canal,
JEWISH SYNAGOGUES.
Corner of Lloyd and Watson,
Eden n of Lombard,
High n of Fayette,
Hanover bet. Lombard and Pratt,
Howard street,
Liberty,
John W. Hunt, reader.
Willard H. Hinkley.
Rev. C. Louis Carrie re.
First, Corner of Lloyd and Watson, Vacant.
Second, Eden n of Lombard, Rev. H. Hochheimer.
Third, High n of Fayette, Dr. Deutch.
Fourth, Hanover bet.Lombard and Pratt, Dr. Benjamin Szold.
Fifth, Howard street, Vacant.
Sixth, Liberty. Vacant.
United Brethren in Christ, corner of Scott and St. Peters,— Rev. J. P. Bishop.
Otterbine Church, Conway near corner Sharp, — Rev. J. A. Sand.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of the Unaltered Augsburg Confession, Saratoga
street near Holiday.
J. HENRY OIESE, Commission Merchant, for the sale of Flonr, Grain, Seeds, &c.
RoaencUle Cement and Calcined Plaster constanUy on Hand, fit l^ear'a Wliarf.
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Company's Building.
CASH ASSETS, . . $2,350,000.
CLEAR SURPLUS, $1,250,000.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pres. B. F. STEVENS, Sec.
A Policy of Life Insurance is the cheapest and safest mocfe of making a certain pVovisioa for one's family.
— Benjamin J-'ranldin.
A Policy of Life Assurance is always an evidence of prudent forethought; no inan with a dependent
family is free from reproach if not Assured. — Lord Lyndhurst.
There is nothing in the commercial world which approaches, even remotely, to the security of a v.-cil-
cstablished and prudently-managed Life Insurance Company. — Pnfensor De Morgan.
Documents showing the benefits of Life Insurance with the advantages of the Mutual plan,
and the superior position and marked success of this Co., and explaining the different kinds of
Policies with their methods cf payment, may be obtained, freo of expense, upon application
either personally or by mail, to
JOHN HOPPER, Agent,
li© MMO^IiJW*»lir, Cor. Pine St,, ^etv YorU.
fi^ Parties at a distance may insure from Blanks, supplied and forwarded free of expense.
BENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE.
The principles of Life Insurance are noAV so well established, that they are no longer matters
of experiment, and its advantages are beyond dispute.
The great and special advantarje is the securing of ioifc and children against irant and
misery after the death of the husband and father. Every one acknowledges the wisdom and
prudence of providing for a family against the adversities of fortune, or the accidents of life,
and it is the moral, social, and religious duty of every one, not to abandon those dependent
upon him to the cold charities of the world, and liable to the temptations and sufferings of pov- ij
erty, when deprived of his protection and support. The late Lord Chancellor of P^ngland dc- [j
;j clared, that " no man with a dependent family is free h-om reproach if his life is not insured." ,{
Ij The man who neglects to insure his house is condemned for imprudence. How much more im- 'i
• provident is he who refuses to insure his life ? Every house may not be burned, but every man Ij
!i must die. Bishop Hawkes wisely declares, that "Life Insurance is not only a humane, but 1
almost a Christian institution," for the Apostle says : " If a man provide not for his own, and j
especially for those of his own liouse, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel." i
This "important duty of every head of a family may be easily and securely performed by j
obtaining a Policy of Life Insurance. A very small daily saving will accomplish this purpose.
Five Cents a day, commencing at the age of twenty-one, will insure one thousand dollars r,t '
death, whetherimmediate or remote, together with all the profits which may accumulate on |
the policy ; and six cents a day, at twenty-eight years of age, will accomplish the same object.
And by the judicious laws of Massachusetts and New York, policies issued for the benefit of
widows and orphans are protected from the husband's creditors.
Can it be that any father, husband, or man, is unwilling to make a little sacrifice of daily
comforts, in most cases of what would be unnecessary expenses, to protect those most near and
dear to him from suffering and want after his death ?
Ihere are many other advantageous uses of Life Insurance, besides the security of a family
against want. Creditors can insure the lives of their debtors as a security for their claims. A
man with incumbrances upon his property may insure to the amount of them to secure their
ready payment at his decease. A yoimg-man may borrow money to complete his education, or
may obtain credit for a stock of goods, or tools, or a farm, by insuring his life and assigning the
policy as contingent security. A parish may relieve their clergyman from an.xious care by
raising a small sum to insure his life and provide for Ms family. In short. Life Insurance is
applicable to all purposes of raising money on loans, where only personal security can be
otfered ; and, generally, as affording means of certain indemnity against any pecuniary loss,
claim, or inconvenience whatsoever, to which one individual may become subject, by reason of
the death of another.
The moral and social influence of Life Insurance is no slight benefit both to the individual and
to the community. It develops the amiable and generous traits of character, accustoms a man
to think for others, induces habits of industry, economy and accumulation, and by relieving the
mind from anxiety and over-exertion, promotes health and longevity. A systematic adoption of
Life Insurance, by the people of any country, would do more to eradicate pauperism and crime
than all the combined Msdom of its legislators ; so that a well-founded, well-conducted institu-
tion of this description is a subject of public interest, as its beneficial effects are at least equal
to those of any charitable, philanthropical public institution; and these effects are produced
without any donation, sacrifice, or act of beneficence by the public or by individuals, being the
natural and easy fesults of the spontaneous thrift, prudence, and forecast of individuals in con-
ducting their own conCel-ns.
SECURITY OF LIFE INSURANCE.
Life Insurance Companies are the most stable ami permanent institutions known among men.
The experience of the comiiiercial world can point to no such permanency, nor do any class of |
institutions compare tvith Life Companies for uniformity, safety, and reliability. The insured .
cannot invest their funds in a more sure and profitable manner ; for Life Insurance is simply
setting aside and investing a yearly sum, with the certainty of a safe return with accumulations ;
whereas other investments, with a profitable and sure return, ore not so easily found, and often
end in an entire loss.
An investment in a policy qf Life Insurance is far preferable to deposits in a Savings
Bank. An Insurance Company accomplishes all that is done by a Savings Bank, and much be-
sides, combining all the advantages of the latter with an indemnity against risks. Like the
Savings Bank, it takes care of the depositor's money, and it virtually allows him interest upon 1
his deposits: but it does more. What is of higher importance to the depositor, the Company !
engages, in consideration of a certain sum of money paid to it annually, during the life of the !
depositor, to pay a much larger sum to his family upon his decease. [
There are three reasons Vvhy a Life Insurance policy is a wiser investment than a deposit in a ;
Savings Bank: 1. Money in a Savings Bank, being entirely at the will of depositors, is too
easily drawn out to gratify some passing desire, and there is no strong motive to compel a regu- j
lar deposit. How many persons have commenced an account with a Savings Bank, and con- j
tinned for some time with a laudable perseverance, but at last have l»ccn tempted to withdraw,
and never had sufficient confidence to commence again ! In Life Institutions, a man, after mature j
deliberation, hinds himself to make a deposit of a specified sum at a specified time ; knowing
j this, he ])rovides for it, and we can safely say that in a majority of cases the money saved
to deposit in a Life Institution, would not be saved at all, had they not insured. 2. Money in a
Savings Bank is exposed to the demand of creditors, while an Insurance policy is not liable for
a man's debt, being held by a special law of the State, asafund for tlie benefit of his family ; and
thus, in times of pecuniary disaster, to which every man is more or less liable, it often becomes
a means of support when everything else is gone— cheering with ease and competence the de-
clining years of those who, without its aid, would have been left to all the miseries of poverty
and old age. 3. Life is uncertain, rcMle death is certain ; and a Savings Bank makes provi-
sion only for life. The average length of human life is only thirty-three years. Of 500 persons,
only one lives eighty years, and of 100 only six live sixty-five years. Those who can cheatthem-
selves into the belief that thej' run no risk of dying, will not, of course, insure. No one, however,
need consult books to learn lessons of mortality, 'Tis the burthen of pulpit eloquence ; the
lesson of the graveyard ; and the teaching of every day's experience. The uncertainty of
life being admitted, it will follow that accumulation upon the Savings Bank principle, does not
meet the requirements of the case
To illustrate ; suppose a husband and father, thirty-three years old, wishes to leave his
ftimily the sum of $2,000, and for that purpose deposits annually $50 in some Savings institution.
In the course of thirty or forty years he will thus accumulate the required sum. But what guar-
antee has he that he will live ten years, or even one year ? He has none, and, of course, no se-
curity for provision for his family. But, if he pays $50 as an annual premium for a policy of
Life Insurance, he will be sruE of leaving $2,000 to his family wj/ieweuer he dies, in six months
or twenty years ! Thus, wliile all other means are fluctuating and uncertain, and riches often
"fly away," a Life Insurance policy (if from a reliable company) is certain, and becomes a
patrimony JUST AT THE TIME IT IS MOST NEEDED,
The question is no longer, Shall I get my life Insured? but rather, Wheku can I Inslt.i:
IT TO the best advantage ?
In answering this question it will be necessary to explain briefly the
DIFFERENT KINDS OF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
They are all based upr;i the same fundamental principles, but are divided into classes, ac-
cording to the different pLms of their organization and the dift'erent methods of conducting
their business. They are either Stock, Mixed, or Mutual Companies.
Joint Stock Companies issue at fixed rates, the pi-qfits being wnoLi,Y divided among the
proprietors, and the enormous dividends thence divided have, in some cases, raised the value
of the stock to seven hundred per cent, upon the amount ])aid in.
Mixed Companies are also Joint Stock Companies with proprietary bodies, but the assured
arc allowed to participate to a certain extent with the proprietors in the profits of the business.
Mutual Companies are owned and managed exclusively by policy-holders, all of whom have
their proportionate share in the surplus accruing from the business.
The Mutual Company is clearly the most perfect in principle, and experience has fully tested
and placed beyond a doubt the perfect security of the system. No Mutual Company, when once
Avell established, has ever met with disaster on account of the mutual principle ; but, on the
other hand, they have rapidly accumulated funds, reaching sometimes in amount to millions of
dollars. In Mutual Companies, too, the assured have entire control of the funds ; there is
" universal suffrage,'' and the form of government is essentially " democratic." AMutual Com-
pany divides the whole surplus among the insured, after deducting only the actual cost to the
Company of carrying on the business, which is not the case with the first class mentioned, and
only in a degree with the Mixed companies. This plan of operation insures the applicant at the
lowest possible premium, for all that is over the sum required to insure him safely, is returned in
dividends,- which is not the case with the Stock companies, and only partially so with the Mixed
companies, the proprietary body in the latter having first to receive its share of the surplus be-
fore a dividend can be declared to the insured.
The Governor of Massachusetts has recently vetoed a bill to incorporate a Life Insurance
Company, because, among other reasons, it was not a Mutual company. He says : "Purely
Mutual Life Insurance Companies have been proved by experience to be the safest and best for
the insured."
A PuiiELY Mutual Company is, then, the one in which to insuke to the geziatest
ADVANTAGE.
SUPERIORITY OF THE NEW ENGLAND LIFE INS. CO.
It is a purely Mutual Company, and has made three distributions of surplus funds (1848,
1853, and 18,58,) in cash, amounting to over $600,000. It now has an invested fund of $2,550,000,
to pay losses, and a surplus of $1,250,000; so that it could reinsure for $1,250,000, and divide
$1,250,000.
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company do not pay their dividends in scrip, but
always in cash. At the close of every five years the Company, after paying the expenses of the
business, reserving a sufficient sum to reinsure all risks, and cover all possible contingencies,
divides the surplus proportionately among the assured. By this plan, there is no accumulating
scrip, or possible liability to guard against, and the rates of premium are materially lessened by
the cash dividends, the insured reaping the immediate rather than- the prospective advantages of
the mutual plan. Some Companies are compelled bj^ their charters to credit their distributions
on the policies in the form of a bonus, payable only when a loss takes place, thus creating an
immense and unnecessary capital, and depriving the members, in case of non-payment of pre-
mium, of all right to the bonus. In this Company, the distributions are a source of pecuniary
relief in paying future premiums, and in times of great financial distress, are sensibly felt. In no
event does the bonus (if a member clioose so to apply his distribution) become forfeited.
The cash distribution in 1858 amounted to $335,000.
Its standing and economy are unequaled. The Insurance Commissioners of Massachusetts,
in their last report to the Legislature, compare the standing and the economy of the eighteen
Life Insurance Companies which issue policies in that State, comprising the principal compa-
nies in the country ; and they place the New England Company first in standing, i. c. in its
ratio of value to liability, anil first in economy. This Company's expenses are only 8 per cent,
of the receipts, Avhile those of the others average more than 11 per cent. ! This is the oldest
Mutual Company in the country, and, for that reason, must be the safest and most economical.
Its directors are well known to community as men of integrity, sagacity, and experience in
business ; and every year the affairs of the Company arc thoroughly investigated by a body of
Commissioners chosen by the State of Massachusetts, for that purpose ; and a full and complete
statement of the operations of the Company, with its assets and liabilities, is made to the
Legislatures of Massachusetts and New York, and a report is made to the assured, of the con-
dition of the Company. Every five years, at the time of declaring the dividends, the business
is, as it were, closecl, so that its actual position and solvency are made manifest at that time.
This guards the assured against any possible loss from inefficiency on the part of the Company,
and is a sure guarantee as regards the future.
«3r Tlie Sew England Mutual Life Insurance Company has deposited with the Comptroller
of the State of New York, $100,000 for the security of its policy-holders in this State.
A company in which so shrewd a financier as the late Abbott Lawrence, and so profound a
lawyer as the late Ul-fus ChoatE, insured their lives to the largest possible amount, needs no
other voucher for its economy, stability, and wei-fect security.
TERMS OF PAYMENT.
TIic terms of payment of the premium in the plan adopted by the New England Life In-
surance Company, while ignoring entirely all uncertainty arising from the credit system, arc
peculiarly advantageous to the assured.
PuEMirM may be paid quarterly, semi-annually, or annually; or one-half of the amount of
five premiums may lie over on notes for a term of years, on whole life policies, interest being
charged at the rate of six per cent, per annum, on the deferred portions. Premiums for the
whole life may also be settled in ten annual payments, or in a single payment.
j Tliis is notinsuring on credit ; for the Company gets pay, from time to time, previously to
running the risk — the interest on the note being taken into the account. Th(#notes, or any part
I of them, will be demandable after five years from the date of the first one, on notice of ninety
days, so that the Company may have command of their funds, should the same be necessary ; i
' but it is not supposed that such notes will ever need to be paid. There can be hardly a doubt ■
that the princi|)al may remain outstanding so long as the assured wishes. I
Five annual life premiums being double the amount of the cash premium required for an !
insurance for the term of five years, it follows that the policy is adequate collateral security for I
a loan to the amount of one-half of the life premium. The Company, by this rule, never in-
sures upon the personal credit of any member, its loans being restricted to those policies only i
which have a pecuniary value. The Company also aids tliose members who have paid several I
life premiums in cash, by affording them a credit in times of pecuniary distress, for subsequent
premiums, to' an amount equal to what would be paid them on surrender of the policy.
In this Company a person cannot forfeit a policy untilits value is worked out in insurance.
For example, if a person pays four life premiums iyi ca^sfej this will insure him seven or eight
years, or about three years after his four have expired, if he is unable, from any cause, to pay
the annual premiums.
Insurance may be effected for one j'ear, a term of years, or for life.
Annexed are the tables of premiums for insurance of $1,000 for one year, for seven jears,
and for life ; also the amountin ten annual premiums, and in one payment."
SURRENDER OF POLICIES.
It sometimes happens that the motive for making insurance, ceases before the policy has
expired. Instances will also occasionally occur of persons being disappointed of the means of
paying the premium, and so being liable to forfeit their policies. In such case, the Company con-
sents to a surrender of the policy upon fair terms, if application is made for that purpose before ij
it is forfeited.
All over and above the actual cost will be returned of the premiums paid.
Now i3 the time to effect an insurance ! As a man grows older, the rates of premium arc
liigher, and his health is liable to fail. Life is uncertain, and delays are dangerous !
TABLE OF PREMIUMS FOR INSURANCE OF $1,000.
ACK.
Annual Paym't
In Ten
In a
Annual Paym't
In Ten
In a
for Life.
Ann'lPaym'ts.
Single Paynvt.
....
for Life.
Ann'lPaym'ts.
Single Pay't
IG
$15 CO
SC7 34
S305 SO
39
$30 40
$60 50
$483 20
17
16 CO
38 14
312 00
40
31 50
61 C8
494 10
18
16 JO
38 92
S18 30
41
32 60
63 63
505 09
10
16 9.)
33 73
325 40
42
33 90
C4 96
516 00
20
17 £0
40 53
330 60
43
35 20
m 4 a
527 20
21
17 80
41 34
337 00
44
36 50
68 n
538 60
23
18 ;o
42 17
343 50
45
38 CO
09 40
551 10
13
18 70
43 C3
350 10
46
39 00
71 04
563 40
24
19 SO
43 f9
S56 80
47
41 20
73 42
578 50
25
13 80
44 78
C63 80
48
43 10
75 44
589 SO
26
20 10
45 68
370 80
43
45 00
77 77
603 50
27
20 90
46 G2
378 00
50
47 03
80 43
017 40
28
81 cO
47 57
385 60
61
49 20
82 23
C31 50
20
22 10
48 5J
333 00
52
51 50
84 23
645 50
30
22 70
49 07
400 f.0
53
53 90
86 50
C60 00
31
23 40
»0 44
408 60
54
56 50
89 17
074 70
32
24 10
51 49
410 70
55
69 40
92 24
689 80
13
24 SO
.12 3T
425 10
j 515
62 40
95 86
705 40
34
2.1 60
53 66
434 CO
57
65 60
97 86 •
720 50
35
26 50
54 82
443 10
58
69 00
102 64
736 00
36
27 40
55 95
452 60
69
72 70
105 34
751 60
37
•.8 30
67 26
462 60
60
70 40
108 43
766 50
38
29 JO
59 18
472 60
Documents showing the benefits of Life Insurance with the advantages of the Mutual plan, and the superior
position and marked success of this Company, and explaining the dirterent Icinds of Policies with their methods
of payment, may beobtained upon application, either personally or by mail, to
JOHN HOPPER, Agent, 110 Broad-way, N. Y.
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